Search results matching tag 'swollen leg'

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!

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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

swollen legs

lucas2008 — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 17:14:11 GMT

I am a 50 y/o wm, I have been taking blood pressure medication for a few years, a year ago I quit smoking and since then I put on some more weight ( I am 5'10" and 240lb now, I am slowly loosing those gained pounds), a few months ago I was diagnosed with a severe arthritis in my left hip ( for this I am taking some supplements to control the inflammation). Some 4 months ago I noticed my both legs were getting heavily swollen during the day. The swelling goes down at night and is completely gone in the morning but when the day starts the cycle repeats over and over again. I feel no pain associated with the swelling, just the swelling and deep into skin "rings" left by the socks. I wonder if there is anyone who would help me figure it out why am I having this condition.... I asked a few physicians (friends) but I got nowhere with their help.

Deep Vein Thrombosis - Nattokinase

hmonson — Thu, 18 Oct 2007 11:39:25 GMT

There is something that can greatly lower one's risk of deep vein thrombosis on flights. Nattokinase, an enzyme of natto, which is made from fermented soybeans and is the base for miso soup, helps the body dissolve blood clots in veins, which is the cause (virtually the definition) of deep vein thrombosis. It acts very quickly, so taking a couple of capsules shortly before a flight can make a huge difference.

Nattokinase functions by destroying plasminogen activator inhibitor, a blood constituent that prevents clot dissolution. It can also be taken as a blood thinner, but without the risks of coumadin (warfarin) and other prescription drugs. In fact, rather than simply thinning the blood, it directly allows clots to be dissolved, so blood function is not otherwise harmed.

Re: Swollen left leg and foot

moni_penny — Tue, 04 Sep 2007 17:07:13 GMT

My 86yr old aunt is now quite unwell and becoming more and more frail by the day and amongst her other problems/symptoms she had painful swollen legs. We finally persuaded her to have a session with an accupucturist who came to the house (no mean feat!) and I wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't seen it with my own eyes - the swelling and pain disappeared in a matter of minutes! Well worth a go if you ask me. Good luck, Monica

Swollen left leg and foot

enews — Tue, 04 Sep 2007 15:55:15 GMT

A reader’s 60-year-old neighbour has developed a swollen left leg and foot. The swelling is particularly bad at the end of the day. Although there is no pain and his GP isn’t concerned, the condition is uncomfortable and unsightly. Can readers offer any advice?