Yes please, I just received my order of one pound of dried
elderberries
from Starwest Botanicals. Would love to make some syrup.
Although I have heard that Elderberry acts by increasing
cytokines and
the Swine Flu is complicated by cytokine storms so perhaps
not to be
used? At least with younger people who tend to be the ones
who can
excrete cytokines in the amounts that result in a cytokine
storm.
Garnet
Peter Converse wrote:
Hi Zoe,
Can you share with us your recipe for Elderberry syrup?
many thanks,
Peter
- Original Message - From: zoe w mtnwalke...@yahoo.co.uk
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Friday, September 25, 2009 12:03 PM
Subject: Re: CSCarb Blocker
As I said, it throws up RED FLAGS for me. I take NO
prescription or OTC preparations. I don't worry about colds or
flu. Between Raw Garlic, CS, Lugols and elderberry syrup- that I
make myself. I stay healthy.If one is disposed to eating out
one is going to be exposed to all manner of stuff one does not want
in ones system. Especially if its Fast Food.
I made a decision years ago that I wanted to be free of all
commercial stuff. That meant some Major Life Style changes. It
meant Major changes in eating habits.
Those changes have become second nature by this time and did not
realize until your post just how far I had come with this. What I
do is of my own choosing, if you or anyone else chooses to do
otherwise that is your ( their) business, but I still see very
large RED FLAGS when someone says Take my pill and you can eat
whatever you want, you don't have to change anything.This is the
classic Quick Fix that is a trap that Americans at least have
fallen into over the years.I meant no offense, was just stating
my opinion since someone asked.
zoe
Marshall Dudley wrote:
I think that is a little extreme. A lot of people take a multivitamin
every day, instead of growing their own food to make sure they get
enough vitamins and minerals. Many of us are are taking vitamin D
and/or Del-Immune V, instead of staying home 100% of the time to
prevent getting colds or flu. In the case of carbohydrates, it can
be really difficult for a person to avoid the carbs, especially if
eating out. For diabetics a carb blocker can mean that a diabetic
can eat more normally than they otherwise would be able to do.
Marshall
zoe w wrote:
No I haven't but anytime anyone says I don't have to change
my habits and can
do whatever just by taking a pill sends up all sorts of RED
FLAGS for me.
zoe
Gladys Williams wrote:
This sounds good. Anybody tried it or heard of it before???
Gladys
-Original Message-
From: Pat [mailto:pattycake29...@yahoo.com] Sent: Thursday,
September 24, 2009 1:31 PM
To: silver list
Subject: CSCarb Blocker
Oh brother, forgot to include the link.
http://tinyurl.com/y8krykj
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