thanks for helping

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the info you guys gave me was very helpful thanks a lot

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Hi ; I grow aloe vera and I have some baby cape aloe 's .

I buy large Aloe vera at Market Basket for $.99 a leaf and it's a large leaf

.. Take the gel out and wash it with filtered water and use for skin and I wash

my hair with it .

I put it in my yucca and I have other herbs that's good for washing the hair .

I infuse them first , then add to the yucca and aloe by blending together .

I refigerate them until I use them up .

I buy my aloe that I drink at the health food store .

Take a look at the site I found about medical aloe's . They say that only

five are used .

An they tell what they can be used for , very interesting read .

http://www.aqaloe.com/history.html

Oh , acne can be have many causes , from what you eat to hormones .

I like eating organic foods . I'm into it more now than ever and I see my

skin is much better now .

I feel much better ( a feeling of well being ) .

I study herbs and medical plants and trees .

I use Neem for my plants and my skin . It has great medical uses .

Rosebud

cnhuff <george.milchev@...> wrote:

Hello Guys,

I posted a message a while ago regarding acne and I got some great

advice and I have experienced some improvement.

I bought a few things that I used since my idea waas to go all

natural and I got organic rose water and some other stuff, related to

acne for the time being. I also have been looking for things to help

sweaty palms but none seems to work well for the longer time.

Also I am looking to find some aloe vera to buy but I am not sure

what a good source would be? Any help would be appreciated.

Soon I will try to mix my soaps as the next step to complete natural

body care.

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Sounds like the Texas opinions are limited from reading the other post. I can give you the information for Dr K @ childrens hospital in Birmingham if you need. Alyssa Sent from my iPhone 4On Aug 21, 2010, at 8:06 PM, "Tame" <dazies2001@...> wrote:

I now know we are smack dab in the middle of 4 facilities 1 in Dallas, 1 in Austin, and 2 in Burmingham Alabama. I should have time to look into each one before s next ortho apt and xray. How many of you go to one of these 4 places? Any opnions on where I should look into first?

Tame

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I have not read all the post regarding this, but it seems I remember someone not from Texas trying to get to ish Rite and I think you can. I could be totally wrong, but in my opinion it is worth a try.

My son has been going there since July 2006. WONDERFUL hospital and they are Mehta trained.

Let me know if you have any questions. TashaMommy of 5 year old twin boys- and Fort Worth, Texas is treated at Texas ish Rite Hospital in Dallas, TexasSeries of 6 casts for 14 months followed by bracing since September 2007You can read 's story at.... http://www.infantilescoliosis.org/stories.html

From: <missikay10@...>infantile scoliosis treatment Sent: Sat, August 21, 2010 8:57:59 PMSubject: Re: Thanks for helping

Tame,Just a heads up on ish Rite in Dallas Tx. You have to be a texas resident to be accepted as a patient. This is where my son is treated that's how I know. I just didn't want you to waste precious time applying to get denied. I know the dr in Austin is Mehta trained but is not a free hospital like a Shriners if that matters.Good luck!Tame <dazies2001@...> wrote:>I now know we are smack dab in the middle of 4 facilities 1 in Dallas, 1 in Austin, and 2 in Burmingham Alabama. I should have time to look into each one before s next ortho apt and xray. How many of you go to one of these 4 places? Any opnions on where I should look into first?>Tame>