Guest guest Posted October 25, 2006 Report Share Posted October 25, 2006 --- Hi, 2 to 4 tablespoons can be applied daily topically to the skin. If you cook with it. fry eggs etc you don't really taste the coconut. Vco is great for all the problems you mentioned. You can even use it on your scalp as treatment and conditioner. I suggest you buy Bruce Fife's books that go into treating these conditions and many many more. Sally In Coconut Oil , " Ron or " <TheRHs@...> wrote: > > Hi to all - > > My name is Hart, and I have just joined this group this > afternoon in search of help. I have 4 problems: hypothyroidism, > candidiasis, arsenic toxicity in the 95th percentile level (per hair > analysis), and terrible skin/scalp problems (psoriasis, eczema, > dyshidrosis, etc) complete with hair loss. > > How can coconut oil help me? I don't like the taste of coconut at > all, unless it is combined with chocolate (which is a no-no for > candida). Will I get systemic benefit from applying coconut > topically? I could do that. How much? How often? Where? > > Is there anything else you all know of in a liquid/powder form that I > can do? I have a really bad time swallowing pills/tabs/caps. I am > soooo sick and getting worse with this candida die-off. I have to > find a way to help myself. > > Thank you for any help you can offer, > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 13, 2007 Report Share Posted August 13, 2007 Hello to all here I have recently joined and have been reading many back posts for information. My ES (and that of other family members) is most likely due to faulty wiring in my father's home. The variety of symptoms experienced (eg to name a few: headaches, nerve tingling, tingling in feet when standing on kitchen linoleum, insomnia, fatigue - my stepmother can even hear a " hum " in the air throughout the home) disappear in us when outside the home or in other homes next door or locally in the neighborhood. I myself do not live in the home, and only experience issues when within that specific house. The prior owners built on two additions to the house on their own, without use of licensed electricians to complete the wiring. Several visits from licensed electricians later and the problems have not abated, but are increasing. Visits from the town electric co. (who supplies the power) have indicated that the incoming power is not " dirty " ; as our neighbors don't suffer problems nor do we when spending long periods of time in their homes, or utilizing our computers or other appliances in their homes, we tend the believe that the problem is indigenous to the house. (and we don't live anywhere near tension wires, cell or radio towers, don't have dimmer switches, compact bulbs or DEC phones, etc.) My questions to the group: are there qualified companies that can visit the home to conduct a proper assessment, and perhaps help to remedy the issues? My parents are semi-retired and do not wish to sell or move. They live in central Massachusetts. Also - the Stetzer meters and filters - I recently found the Stetzer website and actually spoke w/the owner at length, who recommended purchase of the meter and potentially up to 20-30 filters. What are your experiences with these products and can they help? My father (perhaps mistakenly) is of the belief that if the faulty electrical wiring/structural problem can be determined and fixed, rather than purchasing placing filters, then most of the symptoms could disappear. I am interseted in opinions and the experiences of others here. many thanks - Mel Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 14, 2007 Report Share Posted August 14, 2007 > > > The variety of symptoms > > experienced (eg to name a few: headaches, nerve tingling, tingling > > in feet when standing on kitchen linoleum, insomnia, fatigue - my > > stepmother can even hear a " hum " in the air throughout the home) > > P.S. have you at least gone around the house and checked that > all the outlets are wired correctly? (you can get an outlet > tester for less than $10). This was one of the first things checked, by us and by electricians that were brought in. Everything checked out ok. > > Also, note that one bad transformer on one piece of electronics > can cause a lot of problems. Using a Stetzer meter and experimenting > with unplugging things could find something like that. I think > I read about someone who got ES simply because of a bad > power supply on their modem... I'll tell you, at one point they went and unplugged *everything* in the house, for several hours. First doing one room at a time, then everything at once (inc. appliances & phones, even the doorbell, etc.), and the problem still persisted. It's been impossible to trace it to a particular room/area or appliance through this means; which is why I was hopeful that the Stetzer meter might help locate a potential source. > > Marc > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 14, 2007 Report Share Posted August 14, 2007 > > > The variety of symptoms > > experienced (eg to name a few: headaches, nerve tingling, tingling > > in feet when standing on kitchen linoleum, insomnia, fatigue - my > > stepmother can even hear a " hum " in the air throughout the home) > > P.S. have you at least gone around the house and checked that > all the outlets are wired correctly? (you can get an outlet > tester for less than $10). This was one of the first things checked, by us and by electricians that were brought in. Everything checked out ok. > > Also, note that one bad transformer on one piece of electronics > can cause a lot of problems. Using a Stetzer meter and experimenting > with unplugging things could find something like that. I think > I read about someone who got ES simply because of a bad > power supply on their modem... I'll tell you, at one point they went and unplugged *everything* in the house, for several hours. First doing one room at a time, then everything at once (inc. appliances & phones, even the doorbell, etc.), and the problem still persisted. It's been impossible to trace it to a particular room/area or appliance through this means; which is why I was hopeful that the Stetzer meter might help locate a potential source. > > Marc > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 14, 2007 Report Share Posted August 14, 2007 > which is why I was hopeful that the Stetzer meter might help locate > a potential source. I suppose the Stetzer meter might be able to pinpoint the source because the readings should be higher as you get closer to the problem. Of course, if the meter is maxed out throughout the house, then it won't tell you anything. Marc Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 14, 2007 Report Share Posted August 14, 2007 > I'll tell you, at one point they went and unplugged *everything* in > the house, for several hours. First doing one room at a time, then > everything at once (inc. appliances & phones, even the doorbell, > etc.), and the problem still persisted. Another option for a pesky, unsolvable problem is to use something from Quantum Products. For example: http://quantumproducts.com/catalog/quantum_home.html I know that this has been helpful for me at work, where there is basically nothing I can do about the hundreds of fluorescent lights and computers all around me. I've also seen positive reports here from a few folks, although I think that the positive reports from the Stetzer filters outnumber them. Marc Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 14, 2007 Report Share Posted August 14, 2007 > I'll tell you, at one point they went and unplugged *everything* in > the house, for several hours. First doing one room at a time, then > everything at once (inc. appliances & phones, even the doorbell, > etc.), and the problem still persisted. Oh, another thought... did you go to the fusebox, turn off all power to the house, and see if the problem still persisted? Marc Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 15, 2007 Report Share Posted August 15, 2007 > > > I'll tell you, at one point they went and unplugged *everything* in > > the house, for several hours. First doing one room at a time, then > > everything at once (inc. appliances & phones, even the doorbell, > > etc.), and the problem still persisted. > > Oh, another thought... did you go to the fusebox, turn off all power > to the house, and see if the problem still persisted? > > Marc > Hello Marc - Yes we flipped the main switch. The problem did seem to dissapate then, this was the only solution that gave some relief. It does imply some incoming power issues perhaps. Am ordering a Stetzer meter this week. Hopefully it will at least confirm the problems and assist in perhaps locating the major problem areas. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 15, 2007 Report Share Posted August 15, 2007 I presume you have a meter that measures electromagnetic fields? I have problems with hotspots in the house and we recently discovered that the circuit for the dryer downstairs is partly responsible for the constant elevated fields. We haven't testing finished yet. Aline Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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