Hi there, I don’t have this issue, however, I had a big problem with undigested food. One thing I did that really helped was a dental clean-up. After having my root canals removed, it was amazing how my digestion improved. I eat pretty healthy, etc., but now I can relax a bit and eat something off the ”plan” and not pay so dearly. I went to Dr. Morales in Tijuana. I have no link to him or anything, just am impressed at how good he was and how reasonable his pricing was. I hope this helps.   [End]
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I don’t need GSE if I just use salt water...for me it does the trick. It didn’t though, when I was REALLY congested. I say do the cleansing b/c that gets rid of the underlying problems. Sinus infection is really just a symptom. Keep on with those liver cleanses. I’ve done about 11 or 12 of them over a couple of years. That got rid of my allergies. I still have bloating and fatigue (during PMS), but I’m doing a P&B cleanse right now to get back in game. I’ve been quite undisciplined in recent days and I feel it! Keep on keepin on;)   [End]
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I have been where you are...ugh. I know how it feels. Here’s what helped me: 1. Change your diet..elimate ”whites” white flour, sugar, rice, dairy. 2. Colon cleansing - get the gunk out...you’ll be AMAZED 3. Liver cleansing - amazing for allery issues also. 4. Neti pot - I couldn’t use one b/c I was too congested (complete blockage). If you can just get a little salt water up there on a regular basis though, you’ll be amazed! 5. Practice deep breathing once you have cleared the way. Likely your body needs the oxygen if you’ve been stuffed up so long. 6. Alternate hot and cold sh ...
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Thanks for sharing this idea. I have pretty low blood pressure to and my hubby is dealing with some back issues. This might be a good thing for both of us!   [End]
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http://usatoday.com/news/opinion/editorials/2005-12-27-our-view_x.htm   [End]
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Here ya big time Thorn! One bummer is that now that all these ticky tackies (like that term!) have been built, the landscape has been pretty much destroyed. I live near the Smoky mountains and there are so many old beautiful views that are now smattered with McMansions. Arg. We’re trying to keep our lives sustainable, but sometimes it is so tough to find like minded people. My sister just visited us for a weekend and while I love her, her eyes just glazed over when we talked politics. She does get it as far as environment, etc., but I think we all need to wake up. I am genuinely c ...
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Geez I’m glad I stopped by (I’m not being glib here). I am so tired of what I see. Just today I drove through a neighborhood of the most stupid houses I’ve ever seen! Huge huge houses (I’m sure there are bigger out there) that are made of cheap strand board, brick facade and vinal siding. Seriously, who with an ounce of intelligence is buying this crap??? Seems the same people who can’t deduce that when oil prices rise (be it the ”normal” flucuations or as peak oil approaches) their pretty little houses are going to be worth squat. The other thing my husband pointed out is that we wa ...
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Hello, I don’t think you’re crazy. I found your post very interesting. I’m familiar with Dr. Peck’s books. I’ve read ”The Road Less Travelled” and a psychologist loaned me ”People of the Lie” after splitting up with a pathological liar years ago. I never read it all the way through, but always find it interesting to consider where the reality goes when people lie? I am intrigued by the things you’ve experienced. I recently used Indian Herb (contains bloodroot) for a wart/bump on my leg and was so amazed at what it did I wanted to take it orally (which the company encourages). I am ...
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Hello, I think I know what you mean, but not sure. Is it sort of an anticpation type feeling (for lack of a better word)? I don’t have any clear solutions, but you might try avoiding certain foods? Does it happen all the time, or more during certain times of your cycle. You may keep a journal, and it will help you identify a link. One thing I get is urinary pressure or urge to pee immediately before my period, but it only happens if I eat wheat during that time. I hope this gives you something to consider and maybe even helps. Oh, and about doctors. I ONLY use them in an eme ...
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You must have read it incorrectly. My words were ”check in verbally or watch behavior.” My point is I’ll let it go unless something seems off. Your comments about my first marriage were rather rude. You really don’t know much about that situation. That person lied to me from day one (and btw lied to many of his own friends, etc.). I was young and very naive and didn’t demand much from him at all. I’ve come to a place of forgiveness and grace about that situation, but also don’t want to be completely naive again. Your comments were really unfounded. Yep, I have baggage about spending ...
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Thank you for your honest and well thought out response. You’ve articulated pretty much how I feel about the entire situation. Trust, move forward, but just be aware (I’m not a big snooper, so may just have to check in verbally or watch behavior, etc.). Nice of you too to be so open about your watching porn together b/c on one level I felt left out that we didn’t do that. I’m open to it, but we just haven’t gone there. We do have a loving and fun sex life, and I’m glad for that. I too am interested in male perspectives about this. Warmly, Anonymous   [End]
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Hi, Curious about something. I found some basic porn sites on my husband’s browser history. They represented *maybe* 5 to 10% of all the sites he’d visited, but he’d been there just about every day. I approached him very matter of factly about it. He said, yeah I look. He said he wasn’t addicted, but just looked. We talked very openly about it and I didn’t make a big deal of it and neither did he. I was married to a pathalogical liar years ago and reminded him that I needed to approach it for that reason (concern of being blind again) as well as the obvious others. Again, our convers ...
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Hi, THanks. I do have a juicer and will take your advice 9minus the cucumber...it is an allergic food). I’m also open to any thyroid suggestions. I have serious bloating since going off Cytomer. Interesting. I have sea veggies. I understand they’re better absorbed cultured. I sometimes culture them with cabbage adn other veggies (make them according to BED diet). Again, any input would be great. I’m going to check out my Juicing for Life book. Thanks again.   [End]
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It sounds like they said just take the capsules. And, if you want there’s a pre-mixed capsule on that website they listed. hope this helps. If you really want to purge the placque, buy the book ”The Tao of Health, Sex and Longevity” by Daniel Reed. He has a seven day fast that will knock out the placque big time. You can read about the book on amazon.com. The seven day fast completely cured my asthma. I was having attacks every morning at 3 am. By day three they were gone. You can make these changes to Reed’s plan: 1. I didn’t buy a colema board, but did deep enemas using an enem ...
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Hi, I’m 39 and have done lots of cleansing and liver flushes over the past few years. Over the past six months I ate a lot of the ”bads” while we were moving, etc. and am now back into my regular eating habits (healthy). I recently weaned off thyroid medication (Cytomel 25 mcg 3/day). I started having edema in my fingers and hands. I suspect there is a link. I should say that before weaning I had food allergy blood tests and am avoiding foods so that I can bring my gut (leaky gut) back into balance). Funny thing is my blood pressure seems to be really low, and I know salt can be ...
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Hi Rem, You might want to read more about Tourette’s Syndrome. This might help you understand what your son is going through. There are many great books out there. There’s a free book from the Tourette’s Syndrome Association http://www.tsa-usa.org/ called ”Erica’s Little Secret,” as well as ”Icy Sparks” an Oprah featured book. There’s also ”Twitch and Shout” by Lowell Handler, and I especially recommend reading a book by Oliver Sachs, ”The Man Who Mistook his Wife for a Hat.” Sachs reminds us to look at the WHOLE PERSON, and not the ”disease” and then the ”person” as separate. ...
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Hi, I was interested in the link, but it doesn’t work? Can you check it and post it again? I tried going to just the main site, but it is too busy. Maybe that is the problem. Thank you.   [End]
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