Re: Magnesium for an Anal Fissure
1 month agoYou should try taking ReMag magnesium. It's a liquid (doesn't taste good) formulated to go right into your cells so you can take as much as you need to get your magnesium levels up without getting diarrhea. I actually took this for Afib & stopped, but I'm now gonna restart it again. I didn't realize it could heal a fistula — which I have when they ripped my bladder & uterus apart during a C-section.
Re: Kidney Beans for Anal Itch
1 month agoUPDATE - so I tried to make my own maxi beans using kidney beans and it didn't seem to work well. The main difference appears to be that the store bought one had maize starch (corn starch) added. That's my best guess, and I've noticed for some time that corn and some other foods with added maize starch make me feel better in general.
It would appear that in fact corn starch is in fact what is helping me! Sorry folks!!
Apple Cider Vinegar, Cayenne for Shingles
1 month agoI got shingles a few weeks ago. Initially, I thought the pain was residual from a back spasm I had in the same area, but when it didn't resolve, I took a look and sure enough there was the rash. I got on the antiviral, but had known from this wonderful site that ACV would help with the burning and itching. I dabbed it on with a cotton ball and sprayed it on my back where I couldn't reach it. Instantly the burning subsided! The next stage is the nerve pain which I still had deeply after the rash had cleared. I had also learned from this site that Cayenne pepper mixed with aloe lotion Would help. After days of hoping the pain would resolve on its own I decided to try it. The first application didn't make much difference, but the second and third did. In fact, after the third application, the pain was completely gone! So easy and so worth it . Thank you Earth clinic!
Garlic for Meningitis
1 month agoGarlic Cited by Chinese for Meningitis Treatment; Brain and Spinal Cord Involved
Published 3/30/1980
Source: https://mednexus.org/doi/pdf/10.5555/cmj.0366-6999.93.02.p123.01
Of 21 cases of cryptocoooal meningitis encountered in a 5 year period, 16 were treated with garlic alone and 5 with garlic and other drugs. Among the 16 cases, 6 were cured and 5 improved, giving an effective rate of 68%.
Re: Olive Oil Health Benefits?
1 month agoGracie, How are you doing? Thank you for your response.
One month has gone by, and today I am positive that I have fully transitioned to lard.
I transitioned to lard shortly after one of my bottles of olive oil from Italy broke in a shopping bag, and after a messy clean-up that was an unpleasant experience.
I transitioned to lard shortly after I switched from Himalayan salt to refined a sea salt from Italy.
My last bottle of olive oil was Villa Chiara, Olio Extra Vergine Di Oliva from Firenze, Italia.
I transitioned to lard because I am not afraid of animal fats, saturated fats and cholesterol.
I enjoy butter and other animal fats, because I believe a high-fat diet is the secret to a healthy life.
I believe saturated fat is wrongly demonized when, actually, saturated fat is good for you.
Further, I believe saturated fat “does not clog the arteries”. Example: My arteries are 99% free of obstruction, after I have been eating at least 10 egg yolks per day, every day, since 2010.
Further, I transitioned to lard, because I believe cholesterol is not the cause of heart disease; in other words, cholesterol levels do not matter, and statins are not necessary at all.
I believe the greatest threat to our hearts and vascular systems comes from sugar -- not from cholesterol or saturated fat and animal fats like lard, meat, fish and cheese.
I transitioned from olive oil to lard, shortly after I found a lard product that tasted better than the previous lard product I tried before.
Sometimes I worry about dietary nitrates. But, in this case, it does not seem to be an issue, as the food label on this lard product says, "Ingredients: pork bacon" as its only ingredient.
Tonight I ate some of this lard with sardines, and it was a fully enjoyable meal. For flavor, I added to it only a few grains of refined sea salt.
I believe -- as opposed to olive oil -- lard, or butter, would be a better choice.
However, it is not easy -- is not it? -- to go against the advice of the WHO, and many other institutions and authority figures... and we somehow get persuaded to make many unnecessary olive oil purchases through clever advertising ploys.
Gracie, my question to you is, what do you think, have you derived any benefit from extra virgin olive oil? And if you are transitioning to lard, butter, or something, then how is that transition going?
Re: Ginger, Honey, Garlic Remedy for Cancer
1 month ago@ Anthony
No symptoms that we knew of. Here in the USA when you get to a certain age, you get a twice a year screening and blood work. If my uncle was having issues, he would never tell us out loud (suffer in silence). The reason we found out was thru this screening. His Dr. (I've know him since I was a kid) is pretty straight forward.
As for my uncle memory, he is 86 years old. He is losing it. And his wife (my aunt) she bat sh## crazy. So, no memory did not improve. I often ask him what was it like to live when there was no electricity, or how was the civil war? He gets mad at me when I tease him but at least he remembers those things so thats a plus.
Re: Chanca Piedra for Kidney Stones
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1 month agoHi Madelyn,
I got the bimectin and took it for the first time 2 days ago. I got very dizzy and bleary eyed and couldn't really see straight. Has this ever happened to you? Not sure if it is a die-off effect or a side effect. It took another day for it to wear off. I'm not sure what to do now. Do you think I should decrease the dose? I'm just looking for your guidance as you use it for many things. I don't want to give up on it as I need a cure but I would be grateful if you could give me your suggestion as to the best way to proceed with this based on your experience.
Thank you.
JT
Re: CT Scans
1 month agoWhen I went to the ER with abdomen pain, they did a full blood work up, EKG, CAT scan we requested an iodine tracer which is much safer. Avoid CAT scan if possible. The ER doctor's job is to run tests to eliminate the possibility that is something serious and life threatening. The doctor palpates the abdomen with their hands to check your organs to see where the pain is coming from which determines what test they will order. If the pain was only in one area, like for example the liver they can just do an ultrasound, but if the patient feels pain in different areas of the abdomen they will suggest CAT scan. Try to figure out where the pain is exactly coming from it will save you from unwanted tests. If they have no findings, then next step is seeing a Gastroenterologists ( GI doctor) . Who recommends a colonoscopy, endoscopy or the HIDA Scan which is where the patient is injected with radioactive tracer and it is followed to check the gallbladder, liver, and bile ducts to check for leakage and function. Request alternative safer tracer if possible. I decide to hold off on GI tests. I went to a chiropractor/ kinesiology having an open mind helps. Tested positive for candida overgrowth which was clogging and irritating the gallbladder ducts resuting in pain. This made sense because I was on antibiotics three months before. Anyhow, I was instructed to get on the anti-candida diet. Take 3 supplements Golden Thread on empty stomach twice or three times a day, Lauricidin ( which is basically monlaurin which is derived from coconut oil) BETA-TCP at meals (compounded beets) Took organic thyme oil per Eric Berg's videos and adapted his eating in a six hour window daily. Keeping a food diary helps and juicing helps. I'm well on my way to wellness
Ted's Hyaluronic Acid and Sea Salt Remedy for Degenerative Disc Disease
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1 month agoTreat Liver & Gut for Teeth Issues
1 month agoI would like to throw my experience in the ring as well. I have tried everything with various tooth problems. The root cause has to be treated if you are having problems with your teeth. Problems or triggers come in 4 basic categories, Spiritual, Diet and mineral / vitamin deficiencies and imbalances, Toxins: chemical, biological and energetic (EMF and such), And then Psychological ie Emotional stress. We have to remember, one or more of these areas can be creating a break in the chain of good health. So we can take CS and it might give us a quick fix, but if the problem is chronic such as a root canal treated tooth, too much silver for too long can create an deficiency in other minerals such as copper. So I recommend referring to a mineral wheel for interactions whenever taking any minerals in excess. For tooth pain, you might want to try drinking Lemon juice made from the parts of the fruit everyone else tosses out. I toss out the acidic juice which is damaging to already weak teeth, and then I blend the rest in the blender with water. The peel, rind and seeds are where all the nutrients are. Problems with teeth and eyes are caused by liver and gut problems. Lemon helps rid the liver of fatty toxins with the lemon oil and other chemicals. I like the lemon because it gives quick pain relief due to its noninflammatory properties while the bitter chemicals have a strong antimicrobial effect and stimulate the liver to pump out bile and toxins (peristalsis). Anyhow fixing teeth is not a quick fix but rather a process and journey. Hope this helps point someone in the right direction.
Chinese Herbal Ointment for Psoriasis
1 month agoGood morning
In reading your post on psoriasis, I thought to mention a product that I have been using.
Although it treats my psoriasis within 6-8 weeks, new spots appear in different areas of my body. Ugh!
The product, which I purchase on Amazon is called Qicaogangmn Caoben Yijun Rugan.
It is a cream. You can look into the ingredients and perhaps find it useful in coming up with your own concoction??
I had my former dermatologist who is Asian look at the ingredients to make certain there were no steriods in it. He concluded there were not.
Good luck
Debra Mahoney
