Can we talk?

[Guest guest]

After reading the posts in several of my health groups

about the use of electromagnetic devices, I thought it

time to talk about what I am seeing and hearing about

achieving health.

 

Now, I do not discount the placebo effect of the mind

in self healing. It can be one of our best tools in

our efforts to regain control of our lives and health.

 

However, using electromagnetism on the human body

without very careful research by someone who actually

has the knowledge to use it safely is VERY DANGEROUS.

 

Folks have died from MRI's. The people using them are

extremely trained, but those magnets can pull out pins

and move all types of metal implants such as cavity

fillings and heaven help you if you have something

like metal fragments in your body.

 

One case I worked on was a man who had extensive

surgeries to remove tiny metal filings in his eye. To

the naked eye, and even under a microscope, his eye

seems clean. But the MRI pulled microscopic pieces

through his brain and killed him before they could get

the machine turned off. (I did the grief counseling

on his teenage daughter.)

 

The same theory that allows magnets to heal us, also

should clearly state just how much damage even small

magnets can go when used wrongly.

 

There are side effects to many things, and mixing them

without research is not a wise decision. It's like

drinking alcohol and taking your meds wrong. It can

kill you in a heart beat.

 

I take everything with a grain of (Grin) Celtic Sea

salt. What is the reason the person is sharing the

info with me? Do they have an outcome in mind? Are

they acting in my best interests? Are they going to

make a buck from this? Are there studies on it? Can

those studies results be reproduced?

 

This past year I had Tumors. I am a survivor of stage

four Ovarian cancer back in 1991. Of 19 women in my

family, only three have escaped cancer.

 

The doctors wanted to do double simple mastectomies

because of my family history and my own medical

history.

 

I decided that I would do the research and decide how

to fight my battle myself.

 

I went raw, I used Essaic tea, I did the Master

cleanse, I used Castor oil packs on both breast and my

liver, and polk root poultice packs on thr tumors. I

turned to others who could help, and everything they

suggested was carefully researched by me.

 

I ended up having a small lumpectomy for the last tiny

shrunken tumor, in a procedure that allowed me to go

home minutes afterwords. My x-rays, mammograms,

sonagrams and MRI are now clear. Last Biopsy is

benign.

 

I ended up losing my allergies, my asthma, my

diabetes, my high blood pressure and over 50 pounds

since September and my decision to make changes in my

life. When I started, I hobbled from room to room

with two canes. Yesterday I went and worked out in a

local gym for the first time, no canes, and I walked

there and back.

 

It is only the beginning of my journey to health. And

you know something? No one has the responsibility to

protect my health and the health of my families more

then myself.

 

I love the raw community. I believe in raw and I

believe in Naturopathic, Homeopathic medicine as well

as Altas Orthogonal Chiropractic and Chinese medicine.

In no way do I think that Western medicine (Allopathic

Medicine) have all the answers.

 

BUT in any walk of life there will be those who are

looking to get money from you, and not all of them

will be honest, or educated about what they are

advising or selling, or realistic about what it takes

to truly work your way to good health.

 

There is a real tendency to want a quick fix or a

" band-aid " to our health problems rather then to do

the real work to get well. Ask yourself what is the

root of your illness and be brave enough to tackle it

instead of painting over it with iodine.

 

I myself am in just starting my training to become a

master herbalist. The first rule of all who attempt

to help others should be " DO NO HARM. "

 

When folks have something to offer, it is wise for us

to do some serious research and find out if there are

studies on the remedy we are thinking of doing.

 

Just that so and so tried it and it did wonders for

her is not enough. I have come out of the field of

Allopathic medicine and I have seen a lot of deaths of

people who should have known better.

 

You wouldn't let a fast talking salesman be in control

of your health. So don't let a slick web page do the

same. Be cautious of folks on the internet. It only

takes a hundred or so dollars to get a decent web page

up. There are a lot of traps out there. Just because

THEY believe in what they are selling, doesn't make it

true, safe, or rational.

 

THERE IS NO FAST CURE OR ONE SPECIAL STEP TO HEALTH.

Please remember that it is not just the arrival of

health that is important, but the growth and steps we

take in our journey to wellness.

 

If I could wave a magic wand and suddenly make a

person well, with perfect physical health, it would

not last. If the person doesn't learn the lessons

they need to get to good health, with clear thinking

and healthy emotional reasoning, then I would have

wasted both of our time and they would end up right

where they started out.

 

It is not the arrival on any journey that is of the

most importance, but the steps on the way and the

people we share it with.

 

 

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Peace, Joy and Good Health

 

Laura

 

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[Guest guest]

I hope I stay in this for the long-term and do the real work to get

well. A couple of weeks of feeling better and my mind wants to go

back to cooked and other drugs. There's no quick fix to my

physical/spiritual malady. I'm not sure what's at the root of my

illness, other than a lot of beliefs that aren't good for me. I

sense them as mental pain and they clear very slowly. I hope I'm at

a stage of life where I'm brave enough to tackle what I sense is

wrong with me, rather going round and round in a sea of despair. The

only way to begin my process of healing is to eat raw.

 

There is no fast cure or one special step to health for me, and I

have to accept that it's a long, drawn out process. If I stay this

course, maybe I can have healthy emotional reasoning someday. I

don't put much stock in the steps along the journey, I'm obsessed on

the arrival, the end result. Another problem of mine.

 

Rich

 

rawfood , Laura Haddaway <iamdunroamin>

wrote:

> There is a real tendency to want a quick fix or a

> " band-aid " to our health problems rather then to do

> the real work to get well. Ask yourself what is the

> root of your illness and be brave enough to tackle it

> instead of painting over it with iodine.

>

> THERE IS NO FAST CURE OR ONE SPECIAL STEP TO HEALTH.

> Please remember that it is not just the arrival of

> health that is important, but the growth and steps we

> take in our journey to wellness.

>

> If I could wave a magic wand and suddenly make a

> person well, with perfect physical health, it would

> not last. If the person doesn't learn the lessons

> they need to get to good health, with clear thinking

> and healthy emotional reasoning, then I would have

> wasted both of our time and they would end up right

> where they started out.

>

> It is not the arrival on any journey that is of the

> most importance, but the steps on the way and the

> people we share it with.