Ear ache ....AND a Question for ALL

August 25, 2006

Very good point ! Our bodies can and DO tell us what it needs, we just have to learn to listen to it. And don't be afraid to go against popular opinion. When I was growing up we had pasteurized milk available, but it was not yet homogenized. When they began giving us homogenized milk is when I quit drinking it. My body didn't like the milk anymore it gave me cramps and a general feeling of ill health- Then a few years back I was introduced to RAW milk and guess what- I like milk again but it HAS to be RAW.

Then there was the whole Tofu, soy era. I tried it, but my body didn't like it even tho the thinking of the day was that this was the best stuff for us. I refused - NOW I begin to understand why! And the current literature explains why I liked the MISO but not the TOFU. When my body warns me about something - I listen- it may be years before any explanation is forthcoming, but it has NEVER led me wrong.

Now I need some advice. Due to the recent approval by the FDA for the use of VIRII to be sprayed on our meats prior to packaging. I have decided I will no longer eat Meat. How can I ensure that my Protein intake is sufficient to maintain proper health? I know about beans and rice, but that could get pretty boring. Is there another formula or substance ( forget the soy products) that I can use to keep things in balance? Short of moving to NZ where they don't allow such nonsense and the milk as ALWAYS RAW, Im just not sure how to go about protecting my health anymore.

Thanks

zoe

August 25, 2006, 11:23:15 AM, you wrote:

> I'm sorry for such a late response. But what we use with huge

> success is an onion. You grate the onion for the juice, warm it up

> a little and put in ear. Many cases this will make the pain go away

> just about immediately. We've also done the olive oil and garlic

> juice too. It works really well. Garlic is an natural antibiotic

> so it should. My mom put the onion juice in her ear one time after

> suffering from an earache. The next morning she had a huge piece of

> wax pop right out. The ache went away. Others have baked an onion

> and while it was still warm placed it on the ear and keep in there

> and this also helps with the pain. I've never tried this since the

> other was so successful. When my 13 year old son was about 6 or 7

> he use to get ear pain. I got a piece of bread, spread butter on it

> and then grated some garlic on it. He would eat it right up. The

> pain would go away. So every once in a while he would say he had an

> earache and ask for a garlic sandwich and he'd eat it right up. He

> did this for about a year and a half, then he just doesn't have

> earaches any more. Plus, he didn't enjoy the taste of garlic unless

> he had an earache. The body always tells us what we need. Pretty

> cool.

> Teresa

> herbal remedies , "Janet" <ebbs wrote:

>> I've always used garlic oil and olive oil together (purchased) for

> the

>> handful of times my kids needed it. Two drops in the affected ear

> at night,

>> and the next morning, the earache is gone. If it's not gone, then

> it's not

>> an infection; it's allergies.

>>

>> Jan

>>

>> herbal remedies

>> [herbal remedies ] On Behalf Of carol

>> Friday, July 28, 2006 1:52 AM

>> herbal remedies

>> Herbal Remedies - Ear ache ....

>> I heard warmed olive oil & cloves either whole or ground & put on

>> cotton ball & inserted in the ear,will help a earache. Has anyone

> else

>> ever heard of this? Right now I am going to try olive oil &

> garlic. I

>> dont have mullein. Will this still be potent enough to work?

> Federal Law requires that we warn you of the following:

> 1. Natural methods can sometimes backfire.

> 2. If you are pregnant, consult your physician before using any natural remedy.

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August 25, 2006

I know that Total Nutrition is very high in protein!!!

Marci

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zoe w

tankvash

Friday, August 25, 2006 3:27 PM

Herbal Remedies - Re: Ear ache ....AND a Question for ALL