Re: CS>elderly non-sleeper

I searched and found a message it states.. Vit. d inflam (We have recently changed our name from the Cholecalciferol Council to The Vitamin D Council after finding out most people cannot pronounce "cholecalciferol ... http://www.ndmnutrition.com/vit.%20d%20inflam intead of http://www.choleca

CS>Re: Vitamin D

I cannot get it either tonight. I find from my research that it is really www.cholecalciferol-council.com and it seems the site may be down for tonight. Here is another great site instead until the above site is working again. http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/help-flex/2004-01/msg00018.html a

Re: CS>elderly non-sleeper

It is not found, will not open, --- Deborah Gerard wrote: > did anyone else go to this site it wouldn't open for > me...thanks deb > > Shirley Reed wrote: > Taking 50,000 IE's of Vitamin D at one single > dose helped my sleep immensely. I decided this was > safe to do after readin

Re: CS>2 Questions

Melatonin is highly recommended by the Life Extension Foundation. Your comments below correspond with my own experiences. NB that Melatonin also is associated with improved immune response, such that occasional larger doses may be useful at the beginning of any illness. On Monday, Feb 6,

Re: CS>elderly non-sleeper

did anyone else go to this site it wouldn't open for me...thanks deb Shirley Reed wrote: Taking 50,000 IE's of Vitamin D at one single dose helped my sleep immensely. I decided this was safe to do after reading the site www.cholecalciferol-council.org , not all of it, but especial

Re: CS>elderly non-sleeper

did anyone else go to this site it wouldn't open for me...thanks deb Shirley Reed wrote: Taking 50,000 IE's of Vitamin D at one single dose helped my sleep immensely. I decided this was safe to do after reading the site www.cholecalciferol-council.org , not all of it, but especial

Re: CS>Gums

Thanks, Dan I do use H202, but only very diluted, mostly with CS. Does taste terrible, and I never do get used to the taste, though I have used it for years. Mostly these days, I dilute it far more than 1.5%. As time goes on my tolerance to it actually seems to decrease. In contrast, brushi

CS>elderly non-sleeper

Taking 50,000 IE's of Vitamin D at one single dose helped my sleep immensely. I decided this was safe to do after reading the site www.cholecalciferol-council.org , not all of it, but especially the Oct. 2005 newsletter. All the newsletters probably should be read before making a decision an

Re: CS>2 Questions

Wanted to add my comment on the use of Melatonin. I'm a 59 year old female. Several years ago I had trouble getting to sleep and staying asleep. I would sleep for 30 minutes up to 60 minutes then come totally awake. This would go on all night I doubted if I ever had more then 2 hour un-interrup

RE: CS>2 Questions

I read that the Melatonin levels in the body decrease with age and that is why most elderly people have trouble sleeping. I googled it when a friend suggested it to me to find out more about it. I had trouble staying asleep at night and it helped me. I would suggest that you try the 3 microgram ins

CS>Ragweed Allergy and Chamomile

Some people allergic to ragweed feel symptoms spike suddenly after eating honeydew melon, cantaloupe or bananas. Symptoms can also spike after drinking chamomile tea, using soap or face powder containing chamomile, or taking herbal supplements that include it. This protein cross-reactio

Re: CS>CS or Olive leaf?

STeve, I have noted that it is not even as potent as natural factors. he said that unopened bottles can be returned. That is what i'll do. thanks, susan "scl...@netzero.net" wrote: I bought Ameridan OLE thinking since the potency was higher it would be more effective. It wasn't.

CS>Re: silver-digest Digest V2006 #94

-- Date: Fri, 03 Feb 2006 10:32:46 -0500 From: gwms...@optonline.net Hi List- Help! My friend is taking care of his 93 year old Mother . She is not sleeping nights and keeps him up nearly 24-7. He has had two heart attacks and is near exhaustion from lack of rest.