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madonnafra

03-26-2002, 05:12 AM

hi donna,

i have been taking oxy-c which you can read about on this site: http://www.rense.com/products/oxy-c1.htm

before taking this product i would catch everything that came down the pike and i had absolutely no energy.

i also wear a terminator zapper which i can link you to if you are interested. years ago i had been hooked up to a rife machine and tested to be full of parasites. i have tried many things over the years but nothing worked for me until the zapper.

a lot of information is now available for you to learn about homeopathics as opposed to when i started using them fifteen years ago. find a comprehensive book on the subject. almost every remedy that you would need is available at your local health products store. two remedies that i always keep on hand for the children is belladonna and aconitum napaellus. as soon as they appear to have dark rings under their eyes i have them test on the these and see which one they react to. i have not had to take my kids to the doctor for many years. i've had them ask me if they shouldn't go for checkups since most everyone they know go regularly. they don't get sick so i don't take them.

there are many preparations now for infants that were'nt available when i started out. most of them are listed as such on the label. when mine were cranky, i would give them chamomilla even when they were really little. learning about homeopathics is a vitally important thing that you can do for your family and their health.

blessings,

gayle

I Luv

03-26-2002, 07:46 AM

hi folks,
i hope you are all enjoying the first few days of spring. we (my husband, daughter and myself) are dealing with cold after cold and now allergy season is in full swing. as most of you know i have a 10 month old daughter and i am totally unsatisfied with her conventional pediatric doctors-and my own family physician as well. i am tired of going to the doctor only to be seen for 5 minutes-which is not enough time to determine what is going on in our body-mind systems. and then to walk away feeling defeated with a prescription for antibiotics!!-and a hundred dollar bill-which i can?t afford!- how in the #%** does the doctor even know if i need the antibiotics without a culture-many ear infections-upper respiratory infections ect? are viral and will not respond to antibiotics? is anyone else pissed off with conventional medicine????????
so my question to the group: is there anyone who would like to dialogue on alternative healthcare ?particularly homeopathy-which i have recently begun researching????? i would appreciate any input from you guys-i really value your opinions and i believe there is at least one medical doctor in the group-your comments would also be valuable. 
please let me know your personal accounts and herbs-remedies you have used.-also more diet recommendations-i cut out white flour and most refined sugar-but i would love more information and recipes.
thanks for listening!! l&l
donna b.
p.s. also-have begun meditating and working on charkas-i know this can help with health-any thoughts or suggestions all welcome!!

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Rod Johnson

03-26-2002, 10:40 AM

<table>
>hi donna and anyone;
>
>seeking to understand the selection, care and training of your physician. among umpteen other writing projects 
>i am editing an older edition of my manuscript for a book on the selection, care and training of "knower than thou" 
>professionals.
>
>just a tip about physicians. from a multitude of conversations with dear friends who ply the medical profession i 
>offer my summation of answers to this question. 
>
>what criteria do you use to rate the acceptability of a patient 
>to use your service?
>
>of course, they are all bound by ethics to accept all people in need but usually theirmeasure is based on ability 
>to meet a fee standard and natural or induced gullibility. deep down they really like patients to be smart and 
>pro-active. however, there is a sub-conscious realization that based on their accrued overhead that such patients 
>must be kept to a bare minimum. 
>
>the first step for you as a patient is to be pro-active. if you wonder how to be so with a physician do the 
>following.
>
>1) be well read in background information on your own health problem. 
>
>2) bring up questions and make references.
>3) let you doctor know that you are looking for alternatives. if none are offered look for another physician.
>
>multi-disciplined is the key word for screening healers. md is a higher discipline than most other healing fields 
>but if a physician stops his disciplineat md then he is limited. that goes for all the other health practitioners.
>a homoeopathist is not more comprehensive than an md, just limited to a special discipline. if you want to
>change the world of medicine, even if you do not really need the help of a "doctor" cal your local medical 
>referring and ask about physicians in your area that are multi-disciplined, i.e.. use herbal, acupuncture,
>key lation (sp?) studies and diet history in addition to standard medicine. and, don't be sympathetic when they whine
>about the time involved in gaining thoseskills. correct doctoring demands a life of study in every approach that
>is available.
>
>merge what you know aout your health needs with your healer,
>
>rod
>
hi folks,
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i hope you are all enjoying the first few days of spring. we (my husband, daughter and myself) are dealing with cold after cold and now allergy season is in full swing. as most of you know i have a 10 month old daughter and i am totally unsatisfied with her conventional pediatric doctors-and my own family physician as well. i am tired of going to the doctor only to be seen for 5 minutes-which is not enough time to determine what is going on in our body-mind systems. and then to walk away feeling defeated with a prescription for antibiotics!!-and a hundred dollar bill-which i cant afford!- how in the #%** does the doctor even know if i need the antibiotics without a culture-many ear infections-upper respiratory infections ect are viral and will not respond to antibiotics is anyone else pissed off with conventional medicine????????
so my question to the group: is there anyone who would like to dialogue on alternative healthcare particularly homeopathy-which i have recently begun researching????? i would appreciate any input from you guys-i really value your opinions and i believe there is at least one medical doctor in the group-your comments would also be valuable. 
please let me know your personal accounts and herbs-remedies you have used.-also more diet recommendations-i cut out white flour and most refined sugar-but i would love more information and recipes.
thanks for listening!! l&l
donna b.
p.s. also-have begun meditating and working on charkas-i know this can help with health-any thoughts or suggestions all welcome!!

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jgernat@...

03-26-2002, 11:27 AM

i have "done" homeopathy for over ten years. this advice i can give - http://www.homeopathic.org/. half way down the page, click on study groups and find one in your area. then go to the study group and learn about homeopathy. dana ullman's "everybody's guide to homeopathy" is a good book to start with. go to your health food store and by the remedy "arnica." i believe every household should have this, especially with children around. learn everything about "arnica." (like what kind of flower it is, how it is made into a remedy, and how it is used.)

since i have become a "certified herbalist," i can recommend the diet called "diet by blood type." it is an excellent diet, as long as you know what blood type you are.

if you have any questions i would be happy to help.

good luck on your journey, it's worth the trip!

peace and love,

jane gernat
jgernat@aol.com

life is a circle (http://hometown.aol.com/jgernat/myhomepage/faith.html)