Re: CS>Root Canal

[Peter]

  hi ..

  rinse your mouth with Hydrogen Peroxide H2O2 is effective for tooth problem 
think is the best 1% is enough 3-5 per day about 5-10mnutes each time ...

  i have succes with H202 everytime for me it only takes 20-30 minutes to get 
rid of the pain ...

  or clove oil is an old tooth remedy take som oil on cottonball and put on the 
tooth or around ..or just chew on cloves :)




  Hello:

  I had a large filling put in one of my molars about three months ago.  Last 
  weekend, there was obviously an infection related to this tooth. The pain 
  was amost unbearable, went into my jaw and up the back of my head.  I tried 
  CS and TENS but to no avail. The infection went to the gland under my jaw or 
  lymph node whatever.  Had to go on amoxacillin.  EVen with that, I spiked a 
  fever and had chills. Three days left to go on the drug. The pain is 
  subsiding but the dentist says the tooth is movable and even if it calms 
  down this time, it will cause problems in the future.  I have some options. 
  1) extraction 2) extraction and a false tooth installed 3)root canal work- 
  the latter being the most preferable.

  Are there folks out there who have beat this problem using other methods?
  Ian Roe

  Ian Roe 1-416-491-2663 or 1-877-991-2663 Toll Free
  Marketing Executive, FreeLife, The Himalayan Goji Juice Company
  http://www.roe.freelife.com WOW!!! My affiliate information and ordering 
sites. , www.passionforhealth.gojiteam.com 
  http://www.gojihealthstories.com  Personal Stories
  Ian Roe

CS>Tabasco peppers...

[M. G. Devour]

Well, I got an answer to my question about the peppers used in Tabasco 
sauce. Don't know exactly what it means, though...

Mike D.

--- Forwarded message follows ---
To: "M. G. Devour" 
Subject:Re: Simple ingredient question...
From:   "Whats Cooking" 
Date sent:  Thu, 7 Sep 2006 16:33:25 -0500

Thank you for your email of recent date. No, TABASCO(R) Peppers are 
Capsicum frutescens, TABASCO(R) variety.  Cayenne peppers are Capsicum
annum. Thank you for your interest in our company and our products. 


"M. G. Devour"  
08/31/2006 07:59 AM

To: whatscook...@tabasco.com

Subject: Simple ingredient question...


Are the peppers you use a variety of cayenne, or some other pepper
entirely?

Be well,

Mike D.

--- End of forwarded message ---

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Re: CS>nitrofurantoin

[M. G. Devour]

A "liver flush" is usually a protocol of taking stuff orally that 
causes the liver and gall bladder to dump the stuff that's clogging 
them. One type uses epsom salts to flush you out, followed by lemon 
juice and olive oil to trigger a gall bladder purge. Since the bile is 
what digests fats, if fast for a while to let it build up, then consume 
a slug of fat, it'll produce a significant purging effect.

There are a couple of other "recipes." Go to curezone.com and do a site 
search for "liver flush." You'll find several sets of directions.

I've done these and gotten significant numbers of "stones" out.

Mike D.



> Hi, I don't know if the flush you speak of is what my chiropracter has
> recommended. What he is suggesting is called a colema, in which your
> system is flooded with water and other stuff continuously for a time. 
> This treatment costs 200-300 dollars a session .  You can buy your own
> colema outfit , but it also costs several hundred dollars.  I don't have
> loose 2-300 dollars available and too buy the outfit, (I have seen one
> pictured. ) It doesn't look like there would be room for it in my
> bathroom.  But maybe that is not what you are suggesting.  Let me know. 
> Cheers, Ruth
> 
> >From Ruth Strackbein
> 
> 
> >From: ekowal...@aol.com
> >Reply-To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> >To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> >Subject: Re: CS>nitrofurantoin
> >Date: Tue, 5 Sep 2006 18:32:00 EDT
> >
> >Hi, ever thought of doing liver/gallbladder flush? I've heard of it
> >helping a lot of symptoms of people who no longer had their
> >gallbladder. Often helping
> >  the problems that gallbladder removal was SUPPOSED to help but
> >  didn't.
> >
> >''Lance''
> >
> 
> 
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CS>Re: Root Canal

[M. G. Devour]

I already sent this to Ian privately, but now that I see his message 
made it to the list after all, here's my answer to him:

--- Forwarded message follows ---
Hello Ian,

Short answer to your question: If you can't save the tooth any other
way, pull it rather than have a root canal done.

One of the main lessons I learned studying up for my dental revision
with Dr. Huggins' group was that root canal teeth are dead, they harbor
bacteria -- EVERY SINGLE ONE, ALWAYS! -- and will slowly poison you if
you keep them in your mouth. The technique cannot be made to work, no
matter how competent the dentist and no matter what he/she says about
them.

See the work of Weston Price, Hal Huggins for more.

I hope you get some good alternatives to try.

Stay well, and root canal free!

Mike D.

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Libertarian]
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RE: CS>Tabasco peppers...

[Dan Nave]

 http://www.fiery-foods.com/dave/profile_frutescens.html



-Original Message-
From: M. G. Devour [mailto:mdev...@eskimo.com] 
Sent: Friday, September 08, 2006 3:12 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS>Tabasco peppers...

Well, I got an answer to my question about the peppers used in Tabasco
sauce. Don't know exactly what it means, though...

Mike D.


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CS>Sore Knee update

[Marshalee Hallett]

Hi, Folks, 
  Well my knee was doing much better, until Wednesday when I made a mad dash to 
grab the ringing phone, then snap, pop! all over again. 
So yesterday I went to a doctor. 
Xrays showed the beginnings of wearing out the meniscus cartilege, and the doc 
localized the pain in the ligament on the inside of my knee.
He put a patch on it which put cortisone right through the skin, and today it 
does feel lots better. I took no pain meds at all yesterday.
  I started to take papaya extract yesterday, and noticed last night that the 
foot swelling was much less.
Now if it can all heal and get better!! I`m going to try swimming Monday, and 
will get a rebounder when I can.
Thanks again, you nice folks, for all the input, you are the greatest!!
Marshalee

CS>Sore Knee update

[Marshalee Hallett]

Hi, Folks, 
  Well my knee was doing much better, until Wednesday when I made a mad dash to 
grab the ringing phone, then snap, pop! all over again. 
So yesterday I went to a doctor. 
Xrays showed the beginnings of wearing out the meniscus cartilege, and the doc 
localized the pain in the ligament on the inside of my knee.
He put a patch on it which put cortisone right through the skin, and today it 
does feel lots better. I took no pain meds at all yesterday.
  I started to take papaya extract yesterday, and noticed last night that the 
foot swelling was much less.
Now if it can all heal and get better!! I`m going to try swimming Monday, and 
will get a rebounder when I can.
Thanks again, you nice folks, for all the input, you are the greatest!!
Marshalee

CS>Sore Knee update

[Marshalee Hallett]

Hi, Folks, 
  Well my knee was doing much better, until Wednesday when I made a mad dash to 
grab the ringing phone, then snap, pop! all over again. 
So yesterday I went to a doctor. 
Xrays showed the beginnings of wearing out the meniscus cartilege, and the doc 
localized the pain in the ligament on the inside of my knee.
He put a patch on it which put cortisone right through the skin, and today it 
does feel lots better. I took no pain meds at all yesterday.
  I started to take papaya extract yesterday, and noticed last night that the 
foot swelling was much less.
Now if it can all heal and get better!! I`m going to try swimming Monday, and 
will get a rebounder when I can.
Thanks again, you nice folks, for all the input, you are the greatest!!
Marshalee

Re: CS>CS with DMSO

[sol]

I mix several applications worth at once, keep in a small glass 
container. Mixing a large amount ahead, I found it does turn brown over 
time, which could mean some of the silver drops out, which I do not want.

sol

Sharlene Miyamura wrote:


Don't know much about DMSO, but when combining it with CS, does it have to
be per application or can it be premixed and used that way for many
applications?




 




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Re: CS>to gertrude-D-Mannose and slippery elm

[sol]

Slipper Elm is also very "endangered" in the wild according to one 
herbal source I use, they will no longer sell it.
Just a thought, for anyone who cares about such things. I do not know if 
it is true or not. I"m told there are several other non-endangered herbs 
that can be effectively substituted.

sol

zeb caffe wrote:

 There are several companies that make slippery elm but I like soloray 
the best. It is an actual powder that is put into capsules.
The slippery elm doesnt help with infections but alleviates pain in 
the bladder area. It is very healing.







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Re: CS>to gertrude-D-Mannose and slippery elm

[Staya Udanvti Bob Butler]

You can buy bulk slippery elm from :
http://www.herbalcom.com/store.php3?list=cats&alpha=yes&lett=r-tR-T&session=d63bf2f8c720898866ef52e5cdb0176b
for $10.50 a pound plus free freight only $5.95 S/H.

Love
Bob
Adageyudi
Staya Udanvti


- Original Message - 
From: "sol" 

To: 
Sent: Friday, September 08, 2006 9:59 AM
Subject: Re: CS>to gertrude-D-Mannose and slippery elm


Slipper Elm is also very "endangered" in the wild according to one herbal 
source I use, they will no longer sell it.
Just a thought, for anyone who cares about such things. I do not know if 
it is true or not. I"m told there are several other non-endangered herbs 
that can be effectively substituted.

sol

zeb caffe wrote:

 There are several companies that make slippery elm but I like soloray 
the best. It is an actual powder that is put into capsules.
The slippery elm doesnt help with infections but alleviates pain in the 
bladder area. It is very healing.







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Re: CS>Sore Knee update

[Marshalee Hallett]

Sorry about the triple message, computer is really wonky this morning. Or I 
am...
Marshalee

CS>Sore Knee update ( Sunlight and Work )

[Wayne Fugitt]

Morning Marshalee,

>>At 08:40 AM 9/8/2006, you wrote:

Xrays showed the beginnings of wearing out the meniscus cartilege, and the 
doc localized the pain in the ligament on the inside of my knee.


   I have followed the thread with interest.

I have a question or two because I ask and observe these factors with all 
my friends and relatives who have any type of bone and joint problem.


Over the last 3, 5 , or 10 years, how much time have you spent in the 
direct sunlight?

This is important to me and others.

The other question is,  How much vitamin D and what type do you take every day?

I have many friends who have bone, joint, and disk problems.   These are 
old, young, slim, fat,  you name it.   All shapes, forms and fashions.


The one thing they all have in common is this
They have never worked a day in their life in the sun with their shirt off.

Of course some of them have not worked,  period.

Some degree of stress on the bone is important.

One friend makes the hay bales light,  50 to 65 pounds, so that his wife 
can handle them.This is very important to her bone health.  She is 70 
PLUS years old, no bone or joint problems, and still handles the hay bales.


Work is a blessing in disguise.   It must be done if one is to be heathy.

Wayne

Re: CS>Sore Knee update

[sol]

Marshalee,
  You might try bromelain instead of or in addition to papaya. Here is 
some info on bromelain:

http://www.thorne.com/altmedrev/fulltext/bromelain1-4.html
   Whenever any recommendation says to use papaya, I use bromelain instead.
sol

Marshalee Hallett wrote:


Hi, Folks,
  Well my knee was doing much better, until Wednesday when I made a 
mad dash to grab the ringing phone, then snap, pop! all over again.

So yesterday I went to a doctor.
Xrays showed the beginnings of wearing out the meniscus cartilege, and 
the doc localized the pain in the ligament on the inside of my knee.
He put a patch on it which put cortisone right through the skin, and 
today it does feel lots better. I took no pain meds at all yesterday.
  I started to take papaya extract yesterday, and noticed last night 
that the foot swelling was much less.
Now if it can all heal and get better!! I`m going to try swimming 
Monday, and will get a rebounder when I can.

Thanks again, you nice folks, for all the input, you are the greatest!!
Marshalee




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Re: CS>Sore Knee update ( Sunlight and Work )

[Marshalee Hallett]

  Well, I`ve been told to stay out of the sun as much as possible, with my fair 
Danish skin, I burn like mad, especially at the 4000 ft altitude of Provo. 
  I get Vitamin D in my supplement, 400 IU, but am not sure what form it is.
  I`m a lady, I don`t think I`ll try working with my shirt off...LOL.
  Marshalee


  Morning Marshalee,

  >>At 08:40 AM 9/8/2006, you wrote:


Xrays showed the beginnings of wearing out the meniscus cartilege, and the 
doc localized the pain in the ligament on the inside of my knee.

 I have followed the thread with interest.

  I have a question or two because I ask and observe these factors with all my 
friends and relatives who have any type of bone and joint problem.

  Over the last 3, 5 , or 10 years, how much time have you spent in the direct 
sunlight?
  This is important to me and others.

  The other question is,  How much vitamin D and what type do you take every 
day?

  I have many friends who have bone, joint, and disk problems.   These are old, 
young, slim, fat,  you name it.   All shapes, forms and fashions.

  The one thing they all have in common is this
  They have never worked a day in their life in the sun with their shirt off.

  Of course some of them have not worked,  period.

  Some degree of stress on the bone is important.

  One friend makes the hay bales light,  50 to 65 pounds, so that his wife can 
handle them.This is very important to her bone health.  She is 70 PLUS 
years old, no bone or joint problems, and still handles the hay bales.

  Work is a blessing in disguise.   It must be done if one is to be heathy.

  Wayne

Re: CS>Sore Knee update ( Sunlight and Work )

[Raine]

Greetings, fellow Dane Marshalee!  ;-)

I have found a most marvelous skin protector that allows Vit D through 
to the skin. Its coconut oil. I spent 4 hours doing yard work and didn't 
get even the slightest burn, where I would normally be a crispy critter.


Hope this is helpful,
Raine

Marshalee Hallett wrote:
 


Well, I`ve been told to stay out of the sun as much as possible,
with my fair Danish skin, I burn like mad, especially at the 4000
ft altitude of Provo.
I get Vitamin D in my supplement, 400 IU, but am not sure what
form it is.
I`m a lady, I don`t think I`ll try working with my shirt off...LOL.
Marshalee

Re: CS>nitrofurantoin

[debbiegerard99]

Speaking from experience stay very close to a bathroom :)
-- Original message -- 
From: "M. G. Devour"  

> A "liver flush" is usually a protocol of taking stuff orally that 
> causes the liver and gall bladder to dump the stuff that's clogging 
> them. One type uses epsom salts to flush you out, followed by lemon 
> juice and olive oil to trigger a gall bladder purge. Since the bile is 
> what digests fats, if fast for a while to let it build up, then consume 
> a slug of fat, it'll produce a significant purging effect. 
> 
> There are a couple of other "recipes." Go to curezone.com and do a site 
> search for "liver flush." You'll find several sets of directions. 
> 
> I've done these and gotten significant numbers of "stones" out. 
> 
> Mike D. 
> 
> 
> 
> > Hi, I don't know if the flush you speak of is what my chiropracter has 
> > recommended. What he is suggesting is called a colema, in which your 
> > system is flooded with water and other stuff continuously for a time. 
> > This treatment costs 200-300 dollars a session . You can buy your own 
> > colema outfit , but it also costs several hundred dollars. I don't have 
> > loose 2-300 dollars available and too buy the outfit, (I have seen one 
> > pictured. ) It doesn't look like there would be room for it in my 
> > bathroom. But maybe that is not what you are suggesting. Let me know. 
> > Cheers, Ruth 
> > 
> > >From Ruth Strackbein 
> > 
> > 
> > >From: ekowal...@aol.com 
> > >Reply-To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
> > >To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
> > >Subject: Re: CS>nitrofurantoin 
> > >Date: Tue, 5 Sep 2006 18:32:00 EDT 
> > > 
> > >Hi, ever thought of doing liver/gallbladder flush? I've heard of it 
> > >helping a lot of symptoms of people who no longer had their 
> > >gallbladder. Often helping 
> > > the problems that gallbladder removal was SUPPOSED to help but 
> > > didn't. 
> > > 
> > >''Lance'' 
> > > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
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> 

Re: CS>XDR TB

[debbiegerard99]

Marshall two questions if you would pleasewhat ratio of the two and would a 
person be concerned about DMSO harming a nebulizer?...thanks..debbie
-- Original message -- 
From: Marshall Dudley  

> I would bet that nebulized EIS with DMSO would work fine. I am unaware of 
> any lung infection that will not stop in it's tracks. 
> 
> Marshall 
> 
> "Jonathan B. Britten" wrote: 
> 
> > Extremely drug-resistant TB is emerging in many countries. It is said 
> > to be untreatable. Experts have been fearing this for many years. 
> > List members may want to Google XDR TB to learn more. Whether EIS 
> > might be of any use I don't know. 
> > 
> > JBB 
> > 
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Re: CS>nitrofurantoin

[ruth strackbein]

Thanks for the Warning, Debbie,  I always have to be close to a bathroom 
anyway.  Not because of diarrhea, but overactive bladder and general bowel 
problems, gas, etc. Ruth



From Ruth Strackbein




From: debbiegerar...@comcast.net
Reply-To: silver-list@eskimo.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>nitrofurantoin
Date: Fri, 08 Sep 2006 18:04:52 +


Speaking from experience stay very close to a bathroom :)
-- Original message --
From: "M. G. Devour" 

> A "liver flush" is usually a protocol of taking stuff orally that
> causes the liver and gall bladder to dump the stuff that's clogging
> them. One type uses epsom salts to flush you out, followed by lemon
> juice and olive oil to trigger a gall bladder purge. Since the bile is
> what digests fats, if fast for a while to let it build up, then consume
> a slug of fat, it'll produce a significant purging effect.
>
> There are a couple of other "recipes." Go to curezone.com and do a site
> search for "liver flush." You'll find several sets of directions.
>
> I've done these and gotten significant numbers of "stones" out.
>
> Mike D.
>
>
>
> > Hi, I don't know if the flush you speak of is what my chiropracter has
> > recommended. What he is suggesting is called a colema, in which your
> > system is flooded with water and other stuff continuously for a time.
> > This treatment costs 200-300 dollars a session . You can buy your own
> > colema outfit , but it also costs several hundred dollars. I don't 
have

> > loose 2-300 dollars available and too buy the outfit, (I have seen one
> > pictured. ) It doesn't look like there would be room for it in my
> > bathroom. But maybe that is not what you are suggesting. Let me know.
> > Cheers, Ruth
> >
> > >From Ruth Strackbein
> >
> >
> > >From: ekowal...@aol.com
> > >Reply-To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> > >To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> > >Subject: Re: CS>nitrofurantoin
> > >Date: Tue, 5 Sep 2006 18:32:00 EDT
> > >
> > >Hi, ever thought of doing liver/gallbladder flush? I've heard of it
> > >helping a lot of symptoms of people who no longer had their
> > >gallbladder. Often helping
> > > the problems that gallbladder removal was SUPPOSED to help but
> > > didn't.
> > >
> > >''Lance''
> > >
> >
> >
> >
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>
> [Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]
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> [Speaking only for myself... ]
>

Re: CS>Re: Re: CS>comment and D-mannose question, was Re: CS>Kidney Infections

[ruth strackbein]

Thanks for your reply, Trudy.  The Lord bless you, too, . Ruth


From Ruth Strackbein




From: "Gertrude" 
Reply-To: silver-list@eskimo.com
To: 
Subject: Re: CS>Re: Re: CS>comment and D-mannose question, was Re: 
CS>Kidney Infections

Date: Wed, 6 Sep 2006 22:17:04 +0200

Yes Ruth thats the best you can do...at the meetingsgood idea.
I also drink a lot of well-water and tea...rooibos and mosttimes green tea.

Now I know that I have to make more pure food...not the salades from the 
grocery...no ve-tsin  and msg  and E-numbers  from more than 200... and 
take fresh oranges ...apples.. carrots  a.s. o. ,I have a juicer too.


So we will be healthier to make and bring our own food.
Thank you Ruth,
Be blessed.
Trudy






- Original Message - From: "ruth strackbein" 


To: 
Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2006 7:33 PM
Subject: Re: CS>Re: Re: CS>comment and D-mannose question, was Re: 
CS>Kidney Infections



Hi, Trudy!  I have the same problem, like with our ladies' group at 
church.  Most of what they have to eat after a meeting are food I don't 
eat.  I almost said "can't", but that wouldn't necessarily be true.  I'm 
not sure what I reallycan and can't eat, I just try to eat whole foods 
that will help my body and not hurt it.  Then I juice some vegetables and 
cook others over low heat, or steam or bake them.  I just drink water at 
the meetings and use the time to talk with friends.  When I go to 
someone's home, or to a church supper, and so forth, I bring my own food. 
Sometimes there are foods provided that I feel safe with, but when I have 
my own, I know I'm okay.  Mostly I only eat meals outside my home with 
other members of family.  I let the others know how delicious their food 
looks, but stick to what I think is good for me.  Ruth


From Ruth Strackbein



From: "Gertrude" 
Reply-To: silver-list@eskimo.com
To: 
Subject: Re: CS>Re: Re: CS>comment and D-mannose question, was Re: 
CS>Kidney Infections

Date: Tue, 5 Sep 2006 23:31:10 +0200

Ruth I have learned a lot these days!

http://www.truthinlabeling.org/index.html

http://www.truthinlabeling.org/UnwantedAdverseReactions.html

The D-Mannose I can buy in The Netherlands.

I have a  lovely Indonesian daughter in lawnow I have to tell her to 
cook without vetsin...and soja sauses...maybe we have to look in a bio 
shop for other products. .
She makes such a nice mealsalways nices snacks...always 
cooking...always so coosy...how can I tell her not to cook so often for 
me.???


Trudy


- Original Message - From: "ruth strackbein" 


To: 
Sent: Tuesday, September 05, 2006 8:17 PM
Subject: RE: CS>Re: Re: CS>comment and D-mannose question, was Re: 
CS>Kidney Infections



Hi again, I don't use Msg either, and almost never eat in restaurants.  
I use a celiac diet, although I am not a diagnosed celiac patient. I 
read labels.  Stick to fruits, vegetables, still eat meat daily since I 
have been losing weight and feel I need that.  I use brown rice and 
old-fashioned oatmeal for grains, also have trouble with the 
tomato-potato family and get alot of gas with cabbage family, but try 
some now and then. Am also working on getting away from drugstore 
variety vitamins.  This is hard because so much of theorganic food, etc. 
is so expensive. Ruth


From Ruth Strackbein



From: 
Reply-To: silver-list@eskimo.com
To: 
Subject: CS>Re: Re: CS>comment and D-mannose question, was Re: 
CS>Kidney Infections

Date: Tue, 5 Sep 2006 7:42:15 -0400

I,too, have the high stomach pain . I believe mine is sugar related. I 
have found that many restaurants are using sugar to make all their 
foods taste better. Msg also causes the pain.

>
> From: sol 
> Date: 2006/09/03 Sun PM 05:27:38 EDT
> To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> Subject: Re: CS>comment and D-mannose question, was Re: CS>Kidney
Infections
>
> Yes, I have had it at other times. Still have it today, though the
> diarrhea and nausea has stopped. This isn't under my right ribcage,
> though, it is more centered, if anything slightly to the left of >
center.
> I have to see a cardiologist at the end of this month for "mild
> abnormalities" in the imaging portion of a recent stress test.
> At the moment, I'm not sure what is causing what. Whole bunch of > 
stuff

> happening to me that I'm trying to get figured out.  I have had this
> "high stomach" pain off and on for quite a while now. Supposed to 
try
> Nexium (changed to Protonix), but neither seemed to do anything and 
>

both
> have what I consider unacceptable side effects.
> sol
>
> ruth strackbein wrote:
>
> > Hi, This message is interesting to me, because of your comment > > 
about
> > having sharp pain under your right ribcage immediately after 
taking

> > the D Mannose.  I get such a pain almost every day .  Am trying to
> > track it down to certain foods.  Today I had it right after eating 
> > a
> > yellow tomato and again later in the afternoon after eating a dab 
> > of

> > peanut butter.  I am keeping a record of these things

Re: CS>Sore Knee update ( Sunlight and Work )

[Robert L. Booth]

Hi 
   
  In the book entitled Synthesis in Healing by Judy Jacka the author mentions 
that the Spleen Chakra relates to the absorption of the Sun. This chakra should 
have at least 15 minutes exposure to the Sun once or twice a week. The Spleen 
Chakra sends energy to the minor chakras , one of which is the knee chakras.
  Could this help knee problelms?
   
  Robert
   


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Re: CS>Sore Knee update ( Sunlight and Work )

[Pat]

When husband and I were walking our usual mile on the
neighborhood streets I heard a pop and had pain.  I
thought I'd wait to go to the orthopaedic surgeon and
hope to heal.  I went 3 months later and found that
the meniscus had torn and then the rough area was sort
of chewing up the cartilage on the bone end.  It would
have been much better to go early.  The surgeon said
it's just old age...parts wear out (guess I was about
48 at the time).  He said squatting is bad for the
knee.  Knee felt better after surgery to remove 20% of
the meniscus but now the cartilage is mostly gone from
the medial knee joint.

I've spent lots of time in the sun without sunscreen
because it bothers my eyes and breaks my face out. 
The newer ones are better.  I mow and prune, do mulch
and plant flowers, plus used to walk for
exercise.(Seldom  have been out in the sun without a
shirt hehehe, but it's usually a sleeveless one with
shorts)  My bone scan a couple years ago showed a tiny
bit of loss (hip bone), but barely.
  Pat

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[GMetropulo]

I would like re-subscribe. My computer was out for a while.

Re: CS>Re: Root Canal

[Stuff]

I'll confirm that from personal experience.

Yank the offender.

stuff

At 03:48 AM 9/8/2006, MIke wrote:


I already sent this to Ian privately, but now that I see his message
made it to the list after all, here's my answer to him:

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Hello Ian,

Short answer to your question: If you can't save the tooth any other
way, pull it rather than have a root canal done.

One of the main lessons I learned studying up for my dental revision
with Dr. Huggins' group was that root canal teeth are dead, they harbor
bacteria -- EVERY SINGLE ONE, ALWAYS! -- and will slowly poison you if
you keep them in your mouth. The technique cannot be made to work, no
matter how competent the dentist and no matter what he/she says about
them.

See the work of Weston Price, Hal Huggins for more.

I hope you get some good alternatives to try.

Stay well, and root canal free!

Mike D.

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Re: CS>to gertrude-D-Mannose and slippery elm

[Deborah Gerard]

very healing to the intestinal walls too...deb

Staya Udanvti Bob Butler  wrote:  You can buy bulk slippery 
elm from :
http://www.herbalcom.com/store.php3?list=cats&alpha=yes&lett=r-tR-T&session=d63bf2f8c720898866ef52e5cdb0176b
for $10.50 a pound plus free freight only $5.95 S/H.

Love
Bob
Adageyudi
Staya Udanvti


- Original Message - 
From: "sol" 
To: 
Sent: Friday, September 08, 2006 9:59 AM
Subject: Re: CS>to gertrude-D-Mannose and slippery elm


> Slipper Elm is also very "endangered" in the wild according to one herbal 
> source I use, they will no longer sell it.
> Just a thought, for anyone who cares about such things. I do not know if 
> it is true or not. I"m told there are several other non-endangered herbs 
> that can be effectively substituted.
> sol
>
> zeb caffe wrote:
>
>> There are several companies that make slippery elm but I like soloray 
>> the best. It is an actual powder that is put into capsules.
>> The slippery elm doesnt help with infections but alleviates pain in the 
>> bladder area. It is very healing.
>>
>> 
>
>
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Re: CS>Tabasco peppers...

[Dennis Gulenchin]

Mike,
I grow "chili" peppers every year to be dried an ground up and the pods 
look like the tabasco variety but the plant is not as big or bushy. They 
are about a foot high with about 50 pods per plant. There is some good 
info and pictures at Pepper Profile: Capsicum Frutescens 
  According to 
this site, the species name "frutescens" means shrubby or bushy.

Dennis

M. G. Devour wrote:

Well, I got an answer to my question about the peppers used in Tabasco 
sauce. Don't know exactly what it means, though...


Mike D.

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To: "M. G. Devour" 
Subject:Re: Simple ingredient question...
From:   "Whats Cooking" 
Date sent:  Thu, 7 Sep 2006 16:33:25 -0500

Thank you for your email of recent date. No, TABASCO(R) Peppers are 
Capsicum frutescens, TABASCO(R) variety.  Cayenne peppers are Capsicum
annum. Thank you for your interest in our company and our products. 



"M. G. Devour"  
08/31/2006 07:59 AM


To: whatscook...@tabasco.com

Subject: Simple ingredient question...


Are the peppers you use a variety of cayenne, or some other pepper
entirely?

Be well,

Mike D.

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Re: CS>Sore Knee update ( Sunlight and Work )

[Dennis Gulenchin]

Oh, the joys of life - and I was looking forward to retirement in a few 
years!

Dennis

Wayne Fugitt wrote:



Work is a blessing in disguise.   It must be done if one is to be heathy.

Wayne

CS>Work, Retirement, Exercise

[Wayne Fugitt]

Evening Dennis,

>>At 12:52 AM 9/9/2006, you wrote:

Oh, the joys of life - and I was looking forward to retirement in a few years!
Dennis


   Yes, everyone does.


Work is a blessing in disguise.   It must be done if one is to be heathy.


  People gripe about working and often wish they did not have to work.

Suddenly one day they can stop.   Then they find out how much they enjoyed 
work.
When the day comes that a person is not able to work, that is when he 
realizes how great work really is.


Muscles were made to be used.  Without some degree of work, the body will 
become sick and diseased.


Ok ... exercise instead of work.   Exercise, like work, is measured 
with the same unit, foot pounds.

In reality there is little difference.

Most do not know how many horse power a human can develop.  I have a 
younger friend that at a body weight of 260, could run a mile in 8 minutes.


He was surprised when  I told him how  many horse power he was producing 
while running this mile.


Wayne