Search results matching tag 'pain'

Re: lack of oxygen at birth

hdolgin — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 21:49:48 GMT

I know of a woman who had a son born with lack of oxygen at birth, which left him with severe retardation. When her son was 13 y.o., she was introduced to a Japanese technology which processes tap water and changes its chemistry. This water has various properties, such as an alkaline pH level, and other properties, and is more oxygen rich than ordinary H2O, It is absorbed quickly by the cells and organs. You can read about it at www.WatersofHealth.com. After drinking this water for some time, her son started to be able to put words together, and go to the bathroom by himself, which he couldn't do before!

Feel free to contact me for more info!

Hana Dolgin

917 509-3256

Re: Water ionizers (producing alkaline and acid water) - the best is Kangen water!

hdolgin — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 14:04:55 GMT

Hi!

I have been drinking alkaline restructured water, called Kangen water, for about 6 months now and have experienced great benefits, such as weight loss, better sleep, more energy, smoother skin and a younger appearance. My husband lost about 15 lbs. in three months with no other changes to his lifestyle, and his heartburn is gone. We personally know people who have recovered from high blood pressure, diabetes, ulcers and chronic fatigue syndrome.

However, not all ionizers produce water of the same potency. This has to do with the technology of the machine, the quality and quantity of the materials in the electrolysis chamber - the plates are made of titanium that is dipped in platinum. The larger the surface of the plates, the stronger the anti-oxidant properties and reduced molecule-cluster size will be, and these are very important in terms of the results. The anti-oxidant properties are stronger than VItamin C and green tea, and a lot cheaper than many supplements people are buying! The water fights free radical damage which causes aging and degenerative diseases such as cancer, diabetes, high blood pressure, and more.

For the HIGHEST QUALITY WATER, go to www.WatersofHealth.com and read about the technology there. I am a distributor of this company, and can possible located someone in your area to get you water at NO CHARGE for you to try!

This process preserves the minerals in the water, which are essential for our bodies' functioning. There is a filter in the machine to remove chlorine, lead, rust and other contaminants. Depending on the quality of the water in your area, you may want to add a pre-filter (that is another filter before the water goes into the machine) to remove additional substances.

Feel free to call me at 917 509-3256 for more information. I would be glad to speak to you or anyone about this!

Hana Dolgin

Scientists are saying we should be eating Healthy Dark Chocolate to promote better health!

xocai-Lady — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 17:56:01 GMT

I've been eating healthy dark chocolate now for nearly 2 years it's no ordinary chocolate though it's called Xocai. I heard it was good for pain/inflammation so I researched it on the internet, I was surprised to find out how good it really was. I've never looked back since I am so glad I was told about it's health benefits. So many people are finding it helps reduce cholesterol and blood pressure etc. Its got more antioxidants in each square than you'd find in a 12lb tomatoes everyone needs to try it before they make their minds up because you could be passing up on so many benefits. http://www.healthyfutures4all.com/Xocai-Dark-Chocolate-Benefits.html

The message of pain

jowddty — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 09:07:00 GMT

We are a society gripped by constant pain of one sort or another—and life appears to be getting more painful by the year. In the UK alone, according to Liam Donaldson, the UK’s principle medical advisor, at least a third of all households—representing some eight million of us—have one or more members suffering from moderate-to-severe persistent pain of some variety. This is two to three times more than such sufferers in the 1970s.

Matters are even worse in the US. According to the American Pain Foundation, more than 26 million Americans aged 20–64 experience frequent back pain alone. Almost a third of all adults aged 65 or over report some variety of knee pain, and more than one-sixth report having hip pain or stiffness. Staggeringly, some 25 million cases of pain have to do with migraine, or jaw or lower facial pain such as of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ).

Despite the fact that pain is the biggest ‘illness’ of our times—vastly overtaking cancer, diabetes or any of the other degenerative diseases in its incidence—medicine’s only answer is to use chemicals to block or suppress pain signals or inflammation in the nerves, brain or muscles. Millions of patients survive for years on over-the-counter medications such as paracetamol, aspirin and anti-inflammatories, despite warnings against their long-term use.

As our cover story this month points out, the stark reality is that the pills just don’t work. Most nursing-home patients remain in constant moderate or severe pain, despite the universal use of a plethora of pain-killing medications. And most of the rest of us report that, most of the time, our pain is beyond the reach of most drugs.

This is not surprising, given what we’re now learning about how the body works. The rationale for pharmaceutical medicines rests on the premise that chemical processes in the body progress in a linear and orderly fashion, so that a drug can precisely target tab A in order to pop into slot B. However, we’re now beginning to realize that chemical reactions in the body are distinctly not linear, but chaotic.

As frontier biologist Bruce Lipton observed in his book The Biology of Belief, interactions between a small group of cellular proteins in fruit-fly cells involved in the synthesis and metabolism of RNA molecules make up an impossibly complicated web of interconnections that can never be reduced to a simple linear progression of cause and effect.

Recently, scientists have theorized that the more than 6000 proteins in the human body have a network of more than 70,000 physical interactions. Proteins with certain physiological functions such as gender determination also influence proteins that have an entirely different job, such as RNA synthesis. Trying to tease apart or isolate any protein’s sole job in any genuine sense becomes virtually impossible.

Furthermore, we are now beginning to recognize that Nature is economical with its building blocks: the same proteins or signals may be used in entirely separate organs or tissues of the body for completely different functions. Pain, we are learning, is not merely symptomatic of mechanical parts breaking down, but relates to a complex interaction between mind and body. This means that many alternative forms of new medicine can treat pain by targeting mental and emotional issues.

Practitioners of these new modalities now recognize that pain can be a symptom of too little or too much of something our body needs. New evidence, for instance, shows that pain is often the side-effect of a simple lack of vitamin D—which may be why Britons, living in a sunshine-poor country, have a proportionately high incidence of pain.

Clearly, it’s time that we stop trying to just temporarily turn off pain and, instead, listen harder to what it’s trying to tell us.

Sore Feet, Ankles, and Calves Help!!

saygon1 — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 05:09:37 GMT

I'm new here and wanted to see if anyone can help me. I work out at sea, normally for 1 week but I can get held over for up to 6 weeks. I stand on my feet for 12 hr. a day just fore work. Sometimes I have a job where I walk, other times I stand, all on STEEL DECKS no cushion just hard surfaces. I have tried different shoes, Doctor Scholls blue stuff but my lower legs still hurt. I have been doing this for 9 years now and the pain is getting worst. My co-workers that have been working out here for longer have allot of problems with their knees. 1 co-worker that has been out here for 26 years had to have knee, and ankle surgery last year because of all the damage from the steel decks. Only now he was forced to take a medical retirement 1 yr. before he would have had a full retirement. I don't want to end up with crutches, or in a wheelchair. I know the first think would be to get another job, but here in Alaska to make more that just min. wage, you work out at sea, or in oil. My starting wage was $26.00 hr. can't get that on land, even in the oil fields. Any ideas?

Re: migraine help

xocai-Lady — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 14:33:07 GMT

I have suffered with migraine for over 40 years until I heard about the benefits of Xocai healthy chocolate from my sister in Autralia. All my family use to suffer from migraine so I couldn't just put it down to hormonal every month. Doctors gave me all kinds of pills potions and injections till I was blue in the face. I'd suffered from polio as a child and I wasn't about to take migraines lying down. So when I heard about this healthy chocolate being full of antioxidants I decided to give it a try. My sister said she was having great results so she sent me a months supply the first couple of attacks were lessoned sickness which was horrible had stopped. I continued to take these 3 little squares every day and 1 months later I haven't been to my doctor for any drugs what so ever.

Its no ordinary chocolate its made in a special way to lock in all the antioxidants and sweetened with acai berry and as such is packed with health benefits. If you've never heard of it before you need to go and get yourself informed because I don't believe there is anything like it and you can't buy them in the shops.

I signed up to be a distributor because they've helped me and I now want to help others.

website: http://www.healthyfutures4all.com

Health Blog: http://healthychocolate-dameashy.blogspot.com

Kind regards

Angela Ashton

Xocai Antioxidant Chocolate helps with pain Relief

xocai-Lady — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 08:54:06 GMT

I've been trying all sorts of pills and potions for years for migraine and lost a lot of years off my life, I believe in doing so with the amount of pain killers that entered my body each month. I decided I'd had enough Doctors couldn't help figure it out it was in my family genes and I would have to get use to the idea. Well I didn't, and neither did my sister. She came across a product called Xocai, its a healthy unprocessed chocolate with added acai berry for sweetness no other fillers or waxes. 3 square are equivelant to 12lbs of Tomatoes. Well she found out after trying it for several months that here migraines began to deminish, until none at all. Well she told me and I asked her to send them me I tried them myself and couldn't believe how much more energy I started to have. The first couple of times I did have a migraine but I took the chocolate and what it did was stop the sickeness I usually have and the migraine didn't last as long. I was flabbergasted. Its been 16 months now and I will continue taking the chocolate because my migraines are now a thing of the past and I have told my Doctor who is also now interested.

If it sounds to good to be true, well all I can say is sometimes we don't have to try and invent the wheel the solution is sometimes starring us in the face all the time. You just have to give it a chance. I have even found since that it helps relieve cramp and thats another plus for me as I suffered with polio as a child and I needed something I could rely on and this was it, so its my little miracle saver and I hope you find my post of help thank you for listening.

My blog: http://chocolatebenefits.blogspot.com

Thank you again

Re: Parasite infection or IBS?

albert — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 08:58:27 GMT

Hi Suzie

nothing to panic about, panicking will stress the bowel and have the IBS effect. Have a quick look at www.Bio-Health-Screen-Co.co.uk some nice pictures on parasites. By having a Bio-Health-Screen you will be able to identify the parasite signatures and be able to sort them out by using the e-Lybra technology. Do you live in the Uk ? Odnt worry about the stone overweight for now, that will soon be sorted out. please do not hessitate to email me as i have dealt with this before, not only on others, but initially on myself !! i never reccommend anything that i havnt tried. One of my firends went from a 14 to 10-12 in one month and had no negative side effects, except for the first few days where die off occured she had a thick head. she did admit that with the constant intake of water the side effects are minimised. She is a happy grandmother who now has her energy back to cope with her grandchildren. There is help out here and i am sure by now you have found the right formula for you, if not why not have a look at the web site. I hope to hear from you soon. I wish you the best of health whichever route you choose to take. Kind Regards, Albert

Re: Splitting headaches

syl — Wed, 06 May 2009 19:01:44 GMT

Hi: I too had similar problems..acute head aches for undiagnosed reasons for six to seven years. These would turn into migraines. Ultimately I tried a herbal treatment and it cured me. Not only me, but so many more have benefitted from it. It is a guaranteed treatment By Grace of God. and to boot it...ultra cheap. There is a herb called "ASTAKHODOS" in subcontinant but readily available in most parts of world. You shall have to check its local name from any Indian friend or a dictionary on herbs.

You should buy appx 250 gms of raw herb. use mallot to slightly pulverise it. take appx 10 gms (pinch of thumb and two fingers) and put in a glass of water in the morning and drink the water only in the evening. Add water to the same herb (already in the glass) and drink it in the morning. For the next day use fresh pinch of herb. Use it for 15 consecutive days and hopefully you shall be cured. It does cause temporary dryness, so add butter to your diet for the treatment days.

I had relapse after 2 years and again used it. It is now 15 years that I am totally cured. The treatment is side effects free (dryness of skin for few people during treatment only).

Re: Chronic lower back pain, no one has been able to help...

pjpawley — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 12:20:38 GMT

Harry,

Also a large medical trial was published in the British Medical Journal. It proves the lasting effectiveness of the Alexander Technique for low back pain.

The BMJ have also published a video about the Alexander Technique on their website.

You can find it here: http://www.bmj.com/cgi/content/full/337/dec11_2/a2656#V1