Guest guest Posted January 14, 2008 Report Posted January 14, 2008 Hi, I think dandelion root tea helps me. Since I started drinking it a few times a week, and eating artichokes more frequently, I've not had any pain at all. When I am going to eat a meal that doesn't have a lot of veggies I'll drink the tea. If you try the tea, check to see if it is contraindicated with any medications you are taking. I've found that not eating a lot of cheese, yogurt and bad fats works for me too. Quote
Guest guest Posted January 23, 2008 Report Posted January 23, 2008 hi monique and all, i wish to share also my experience on the power of tghe dandelion. One afternoon In 2004, I experience excruciating pain in urinating, It came in drops and I was more terrified to see blood I was in terrible pain that I couldn't even stand erect then I had fever too, i was wondering since in the morning I was so okey, its just that slowly am not feeling good till I felt this pain when I went to the Rest room. I was brought home and while preparing forthe hospital,I decided to try that dandelion concuction. i sent for fresh leaves cut them to pieces, measured for every 12 tablespoon of it to 1 cup water. Put the measured cups of water to a boil then drop the leaves and have it boil for 15 mins. drunk it every now and then.when i feel the urge to urinate, I was so scared of the pain that I tried to hold it and stand the pain till I was put to sleep. when I woke up, that was early dawn i have that urge to go to the CR, though I was so scared expecting pain i hust closed my eyes and let it go. To my surprise, there was no more pain, onother surprise, is when I saw the wipes I used, there are whitish powdery residue. these are the stones broken to powder by the dandelion. What I did with the leaves i boiled after consuming the tea, i mixed tomatoes and some oil. yummy veg. salad. I went back to office as if nothing happened to me the previous day. Dandelion is also good for Hepa and brochities according to my herbalist who is a nurse. all parts of the plant is useful.....wish you all good health. <eaquita@...> wrote: Hi, I think dandelion root tea helps me. Since I started drinking it a few times a week, and eating artichokes more frequently, I've not had any pain at all. When I am going to eat a meal that doesn't have a lot of veggies I'll drink the tea. If you try the tea, check to see if it is contraindicated with any medications you are taking. I've found that not eating a lot of cheese, yogurt and bad fats works for me too. Quote
Guest guest Posted January 23, 2008 Report Posted January 23, 2008 hi monique and all, i wish to share also my experience on the power of tghe dandelion. One afternoon In 2004, I experience excruciating pain in urinating, It came in drops and I was more terrified to see blood I was in terrible pain that I couldn't even stand erect then I had fever too, i was wondering since in the morning I was so okey, its just that slowly am not feeling good till I felt this pain when I went to the Rest room. I was brought home and while preparing forthe hospital,I decided to try that dandelion concuction. i sent for fresh leaves cut them to pieces, measured for every 12 tablespoon of it to 1 cup water. Put the measured cups of water to a boil then drop the leaves and have it boil for 15 mins. drunk it every now and then.when i feel the urge to urinate, I was so scared of the pain that I tried to hold it and stand the pain till I was put to sleep. when I woke up, that was early dawn i have that urge to go to the CR, though I was so scared expecting pain i hust closed my eyes and let it go. To my surprise, there was no more pain, onother surprise, is when I saw the wipes I used, there are whitish powdery residue. these are the stones broken to powder by the dandelion. What I did with the leaves i boiled after consuming the tea, i mixed tomatoes and some oil. yummy veg. salad. I went back to office as if nothing happened to me the previous day. Dandelion is also good for Hepa and brochities according to my herbalist who is a nurse. all parts of the plant is useful.....wish you all good health. <eaquita@...> wrote: Hi, I think dandelion root tea helps me. Since I started drinking it a few times a week, and eating artichokes more frequently, I've not had any pain at all. When I am going to eat a meal that doesn't have a lot of veggies I'll drink the tea. If you try the tea, check to see if it is contraindicated with any medications you are taking. I've found that not eating a lot of cheese, yogurt and bad fats works for me too. Quote
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