Re: Mystery (to me) problem

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For beginners see Message 33813 on dehydration. Are they getting any oils in their systems? omegas, olive, etc.? Tell your son to drink real lemon juice in his water also. A cleansing might also be in order for both. I will research further tomorrow. Suzi TerriLynne <terri_lynne@...> wrote: Hi all,I would like to begin by saying that I don't post much because I have solittle time at e-mail that it is all I can do to just go through themessages and save important information for future use. :-)Anyway, please bear with me because I'm not sure what is important here,and I don't want to be jumping to conclusions. Two of my offspring, aged30 and 34, seem to have some symptoms in common, although they live athousand or so

miles apart. They have a layer of skin which pretty muchconstantly sluffs off, coming off as, according to their description,fairly powdery.In addition, my son, the 34 year old, says that he is constantlythirsty. He says that he drinks all the time, (I'm not saying that hedrinks the right stuff), but that his thirst never seems quenched.Evidently, he has always had a problem with maintaining enough liquid inhis body. He says that when he used to give plasma, they had to draw outof him 1 or 2 times more than from anyone else because of the low volumeof liquid.I suggested dehydration to them, and this may apply to my son's thirstand low liquid volumes, but about the powdery skin, my daughter isfairly health oriented, eats well and drinks a lot of water.Any ideas as to cause? As to fixes? __________________________________________________

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Ummm......constantly drinking is a sign of diabetes too.

Kathy L.

----- Original Message -----

From: Suzanne

health

Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2006 11:18 PM

Subject: Re: Mystery (to me) problem

For beginners see Message 33813 on dehydration.

Are they getting any oils in their systems? omegas, olive, etc.? Tell your son to drink real lemon juice in his water also. A cleansing might also be in order for both.

I will research further tomorrow.

Suzi

TerriLynne <terri_lynne@...> wrote:

Hi all,I would like to begin by saying that I don't post much because I have solittle time at e-mail that it is all I can do to just go through themessages and save important information for future use. :-)Anyway, please bear with me because I'm not sure what is important here,and I don't want to be jumping to conclusions. Two of my offspring, aged30 and 34, seem to have some symptoms in common, although they live athousand or so miles apart. They have a layer of skin which pretty muchconstantly sluffs off, coming off as, according to their description,fairly powdery.In addition, my son, the 34 year old, says that he is constantlythirsty. He says that he drinks all the time, (I'm not saying that hedrinks the right stuff), but that his thirst never seems quenched.Evidently, he has always had a problem with maintaining enough liquid inhis body. He says that when he used to give plasma, they had to draw outof him 1 or 2 times more than from anyone else because of the low volumeof liquid.I suggested dehydration to them, and this may apply to my son's thirstand low liquid volumes, but about the powdery skin, my daughter isfairly health oriented, eats well and drinks a lot of water.Any ideas as to cause? As to fixes?

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Hi,

Well, I hadn't thought about the diabetes thing. I'll have to have my

son check out other diabetic symptoms.

As to oils, I made that suggestion, but neither one really responded. If

it is a lack of oils, I wonder which might be most effective?

TerriLynne

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Hi Suzi,

I had already read and considered the message on 13 symptoms of chronic

dehydration, but I didn't realize that that was the message number you

sent out. :-)

Anyway, most of these symptoms don't seem to apply, or at least not that

I, (and perhaps even he), am aware of. I mean, for example,

Acid-Alkaline Imbalance isn't something most people would know about or

be aware of.

Also, as he is drinking quite a bit, I wasn't sure what to suggest for

him to do about it, if dehydration is the problem. We did discuss the

possibility of needing more salt. He is living near the

Arizona,Nevada,Utah border, and works outdoors in the heat. So

dehydration does seem like a possibility, but, as I said, I'm not sure

that it is the whole and only problem, or, if you will, the underlying

problem, and I'm not sure what to recommend.

TerriLynne

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It really depends on what theydrink and how much. My DH drinks club soda (better than coffee and pepsi!) but onlly a few sips will kill his thirst. He tells me he is always drinking water. Not so. Club soda. Your friends might think they are drinking a lot of liquids, but what are they drinking and exatly how much?

Gayla Always Enough RanchAcampo, Californiahttp://bouncinghoofs.com/alwaysenough.htmlA day without Bill Barnhill is like a day without sunshine!aeranch@...

----- Original Message -----

From: Angeldestiny

health

Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2006 8:22 PM

Subject: Re: Mystery (to me) problem

Ummm......constantly drinking is a sign of diabetes too.

Kathy L.

----- Original Message -----

From: Suzanne

health

Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2006 11:18 PM

Subject: Re: Mystery (to me) problem

For beginners see Message 33813 on dehydration.

Are they getting any oils in their systems? omegas, olive, etc.? Tell your son to drink real lemon juice in his water also. A cleansing might also be in order for both.

I will research further tomorrow.

Suzi

TerriLynne <terri_lynne@...> wrote:

Hi all,I would like to begin by saying that I don't post much because I have solittle time at e-mail that it is all I can do to just go through themessages and save important information for future use. :-)Anyway, please bear with me because I'm not sure what is important here,and I don't want to be jumping to conclusions. Two of my offspring, aged30 and 34, seem to have some symptoms in common, although they live athousand or so miles apart. They have a layer of skin which pretty muchconstantly sluffs off, coming off as, according to their description,fairly powdery.In addition, my son, the 34 year old, says that he is constantlythirsty. He says that he drinks all the time, (I'm not saying that hedrinks the right stuff), but that his thirst never seems quenched.Evidently, he has always had a problem with maintaining enough liquid inhis body. He says that when he used to give plasma, they had to draw outof him 1 or 2 times more than from anyone else because of the low volumeof liquid.I suggested dehydration to them, and this may apply to my son's thirstand low liquid volumes, but about the powdery skin, my daughter isfairly health oriented, eats well and drinks a lot of water.Any ideas as to cause? As to fixes?

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Well, could be.. but we need to find out the cause... and yes diabetes came to my mind with the drinking .... any other symtoms? TerriLynne <terri_lynne@...> wrote: Hi,Well, I hadn't thought about the diabetes thing. I'll have to have myson check out other diabetic symptoms.As to oils, I made that suggestion, but neither one really responded. Ifit is a lack of oils, I wonder which might be most effective?TerriLynne Suzi What is a weed? A plant whose virtues have not yet been discovered. health/ http://suziesgoats.wholefoodfarmacy.com/ http://360./suziesgoats __________________________________________________

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CELERY is a good replacement for salt. I would try the adding oils and eating celery and see if it doesn't help... if not, I would suggest making a visit to find out exactly what the cause is. SuziTerriLynne <terri_lynne@...> wrote: Hi Suzi,I had already read and considered the message on 13 symptoms of chronicdehydration, but I didn't realize that that was the message number yousent out. :-)Anyway, most of these symptoms don't seem to apply, or at least not thatI, (and perhaps even he), am aware of. I mean, for example,Acid-Alkaline Imbalance isn't something most people would know about orbe aware of.Also, as he is drinking quite a bit, I wasn't sure what to suggest forhim to do about it, if dehydration is the problem. We did discuss thepossibility of

needing more salt. He is living near theArizona,Nevada,Utah border, and works outdoors in the heat. Sodehydration does seem like a possibility, but, as I said, I'm not surethat it is the whole and only problem, or, if you will, the underlyingproblem, and I'm not sure what to recommend.TerriLynne Suzi What is a weed? A plant whose virtues have not yet been discovered. health/ http://suziesgoats.wholefoodfarmacy.com/ http://360./suziesgoats __________________________________________________

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Not really......my hubby drank anything he could get .......coffee, tea, juice, water. He was diagnosed as diabetic almost 4 years ago and since then he has also been diagnosed with liver disease too (which btw a symptom of can be skin irritations.)

My mom has been diabetic for years and she too drank anything....she mostly drinks a ton of water now though but at the time she didn't know she was a diabetic so she drank anything.

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----- Original Message -----

From: Gayla

health

Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2006 11:59 PM

Subject: Re: Mystery (to me) problem

It really depends on what theydrink and how much. My DH drinks club soda (better than coffee and pepsi!) but onlly a few sips will kill his thirst. He tells me he is always drinking water. Not so. Club soda. Your friends might think they are drinking a lot of liquids, but what are they drinking and exatly how much?

Gayla Always Enough RanchAcampo, Californiahttp://bouncinghoofs.com/alwaysenough.htmlA day without Bill Barnhill is like a day without sunshine!aeranch@...

----- Original Message -----

From: Angeldestiny

health

Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2006 8:22 PM

Subject: Re: Mystery (to me) problem

Ummm......constantly drinking is a sign of diabetes too.

Kathy L.

----- Original Message -----

From: Suzanne

health

Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2006 11:18 PM

Subject: Re: Mystery (to me) problem

For beginners see Message 33813 on dehydration.

Are they getting any oils in their systems? omegas, olive, etc.? Tell your son to drink real lemon juice in his water also. A cleansing might also be in order for both.

I will research further tomorrow.

Suzi

TerriLynne <terri_lynne@...> wrote:

Hi all,I would like to begin by saying that I don't post much because I have solittle time at e-mail that it is all I can do to just go through themessages and save important information for future use. :-)Anyway, please bear with me because I'm not sure what is important here,and I don't want to be jumping to conclusions. Two of my offspring, aged30 and 34, seem to have some symptoms in common, although they live athousand or so miles apart. They have a layer of skin which pretty muchconstantly sluffs off, coming off as, according to their description,fairly powdery.In addition, my son, the 34 year old, says that he is constantlythirsty. He says that he drinks all the time, (I'm not saying that hedrinks the right stuff), but that his thirst never seems quenched.Evidently, he has always had a problem with maintaining enough liquid inhis body. He says that when he used to give plasma, they had to draw outof him 1 or 2 times more than from anyone else because of the low volumeof liquid.I suggested dehydration to them, and this may apply to my son's thirstand low liquid volumes, but about the powdery skin, my daughter isfairly health oriented, eats well and drinks a lot of water.Any ideas as to cause? As to fixes?

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TerriLynne wrote:

> Hi all,

> I would like to begin by saying that I don't post much because I have so

> little time at e-mail that it is all I can do to just go through the

> messages and save important information for future use. :-)

>

> Anyway, please bear with me because I'm not sure what is important here,

> and I don't want to be jumping to conclusions. Two of my offspring, aged

> 30 and 34, seem to have some symptoms in common, although they live a

> thousand or so miles apart. They have a layer of skin which pretty much

> constantly sluffs off, coming off as, according to their description,

> fairly powdery.

>

> In addition, my son, the 34 year old, says that he is constantly

> thirsty. He says that he drinks all the time, (I'm not saying that he

> drinks the right stuff), but that his thirst never seems quenched.

> Evidently, he has always had a problem with maintaining enough liquid in

> his body. He says that when he used to give plasma, they had to draw out

> of him 1 or 2 times more than from anyone else because of the low volume

> of liquid.

>

> I suggested dehydration to them, and this may apply to my son's thirst

> and low liquid volumes, but about the powdery skin, my daughter is

> fairly health oriented, eats well and drinks a lot of water.

>

> Any ideas as to cause? As to fixes?

>

> Thanks much,

>

> TerriLynne

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Hi TerriLynne,

Several questions if I may. What exactly do they mean that their skin is

sloughing off and is fairly powdery? How do they know this? What are

their diets like? Do they eat a lot of wheat products (bread, cakes,

pastries, etc.). Are they eating lots of junk food? Do they use salt?

Are they eating lots of preprocessed foods?

There are lots of reasons why someone would have an inordinate thirst.

Could be his use of condiments, salt, sugars, alcohol, etc. Course he

could be a candidate for diabetes too. One of the main reasons we humans

drink water is because we eat and drink the wrong things. The water is

needed to counteract the dehydrating and irritating effects of what we

put into our mouths. People who eat predominantly raw fruits (all

biologically classified fruits) tend to need little water as they get

all they need from the food they eat and the food they eat is not

irritating nor dehydrating.

Grains, especially wheat, are one of the worst foods for humans. We were

never meant to eat grains. They are too hard to digest and will usually

ferment in our stomachs before they ever reach our intestines and

cooking them only makes them worse. However, they are the major

contributors to skin problems like psoriasis, eczema, leprosy, etc. Salt

in any inorganic form is only dehydrating to the body and necessitates

the need for the body to draw liquids (water) from all the cells and

organs in order to dilute it before it can do tremendous damage to the

cells. The only salt the body can use is organic from plants like

celery. This is not salt though but ionic sodium bound with an enzyme.

Big difference. The body does not use salt it uses ionic minerals like

sodium, potassium but only in organic form from plants. The body cannot

break down salt and diluting salt in water does not make it organic,

ionic yes but not organic. Plants break down salt and then attach an

enzyme to these ions so that they will not reattach and form salt again.

This is how our body uses mineral elements. We can no more digest and

utilize salt than we can a rock.

Your son may be eating too many starches too which can and will lead

someone on the road to becoming a diabetic.

Just some things to consider.

Don Quai