Digest Number 101

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In a message dated 7/8/02 6:27:36 PM, rawfood writes:

 

<< I looked it up and I found it enormously helpful and interesting in

supporting my quest for health. >>

 

Thank you Mary Ann, I found it helpful too!

 

Doug and Sue, I totally agree with you but sometimes you have to look at all

the options. One needs to look deeper into the sites. I found some really

helpful info on the nutritional aspects of the foods we eat. I take in what I

need to know and discard the rest. I am getting my husband ready for surgery (

both hips replaced) and I am pumping him with all the good stuff plus more.

He needs to store to blood and between Dr. Walkers books and web sites I

think he has the best blood in the country. I am juicing him 4 pints daily.

He will not be able to eat the leafy greens because he will not be allowed to

take in anything with Vitamin K and they will be putting him on rat poison

instead of pineapple juice for the blood clots. Imagine that! And if you

think I am happy about this think again. I am not into the medical practices

but you cannot regenerate cartilage and he needs to walk again and get off

the meds he is on for the pain. I hear bone on bone is more than painful. I

have asked this group if there was anything to regenerate cartilage via detox

etc. I have had him to 3 naturapaths, give him massages to stimulate blood

flow and he has had colonics. No one offered any suggestions and he has not

regenerated his cartilage. This has been a long 2 year process. If anyone has

any suggestions I HAVE AN OPEN MIND!

Thanks,

Jane

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Wait a minute; how long has your husband been raw? You say you cannot

repair cartilage. You have to remember that as raw foodists, most of

the rules do not apply to us. My chiropractor says that I did heal

cartilage in my neck. The cartilage between my vertebrae had

deteriorated to the point that my vertebrae had fused together. My

neck was locked in one position. I had to sleep sitting up. any

movement in my neck resulted in bone scraping on bone, with the kind

of pain I'm sure your husband knows about. My neck is now completely

healed, with full range of motion and the last time I saw my

chiropractor she was reading every book she could find on raw foods.

She was mad at me for not getting the x-rays she sent me to get (I

didn't want the radiation). She said this kind of healing should have

been documented. I had three spots of skin cancer on my face, they

are completely healed and no doctor ever saw them. Remember they are

also telling us that M.S. is incurable, but they haven't talked to

slgarrett_joye . If they replace your husband's hips then they most

certainly will not heal. I can't tell you what to do. I'm not in your

situation and healing can be a long hard painful road. I don't see

doctors as a viable option for myself. So when I have a problem I

have to deal with it, the thought of going to a doctor never crosses

my mind except for first aid. they're good at that.

 

Doug

 

 

 

rawfood, DaRocksMom@a... wrote:

>

> In a message dated 7/8/02 6:27:36 PM, rawfood writes:

>

> << I looked it up and I found it enormously helpful and interesting

in

> supporting my quest for health. >>

>

> Thank you Mary Ann, I found it helpful too!

>

> Doug and Sue, I totally agree with you but sometimes you have to

look at all

> the options. One needs to look deeper into the sites. I found some

really

> helpful info on the nutritional aspects of the foods we eat. I take

in what I

> need to know and discard the rest. I am getting my husband ready

for surgery (

> both hips replaced) and I am pumping him with all the good stuff

plus more.

> He needs to store to blood and between Dr. Walkers books and web

sites I

> think he has the best blood in the country. I am juicing him 4

pints daily.

> He will not be able to eat the leafy greens because he will not be

allowed to

> take in anything with Vitamin K and they will be putting him on rat

poison

> instead of pineapple juice for the blood clots. Imagine that! And

if you

> think I am happy about this think again. I am not into the medical

practices

> but you cannot regenerate cartilage and he needs to walk again and

get off

> the meds he is on for the pain. I hear bone on bone is more than

painful. I

> have asked this group if there was anything to regenerate cartilage

via detox

> etc. I have had him to 3 naturapaths, give him massages to

stimulate blood

> flow and he has had colonics. No one offered any suggestions and he

has not

> regenerated his cartilage. This has been a long 2 year process. If

anyone has

> any suggestions I HAVE AN OPEN MIND!

> Thanks,

> Jane