Re: peanut butter & catsup

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Chatadict2@... wrote:

> PS - My stepdad has a stye in his eye. I wondered if there is a way to get

> rid of it w/o him going to a mainstream doctor?

>

We have used shreded apple on the eye as well as an infusion of eybright or even

the herbs left over from the infusion in a cloth tea bag. All of these have

worked for us.

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At 04:39 PM 04/10/2000 EDT, you wrote:

>Hi everyone,

>

> Recently I have started shopping more organic & alternatively but

>wondered why peanut butter is not good for you.

It is fine for you unless you are allergic to the toxin in it - then it is

deadly.

Also, is there a healthy

>alternative to catsup?

There is an organic catsup sweetened with fruit juice.

>PS - My stepdad has a stye in his eye. I wondered if there is a way to get

>rid of it w/o him going to a mainstream doctor?

homeopathy

Get a beginning book and try some remedies or see a homeopath.

Sheri

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re: the eye. in or on lid. my oriental physician had me hardboil an egg and

put it on my eyelid shell on warm. it helped. if you try, throw out egg when

done. it sucks out the poison. can't hurt to try.

peanut butter & catsup

>Hi everyone,

>

> Recently I have started shopping more organic & alternatively but

>wondered why peanut butter is not good for you. Also, is there a healthy

>alternative to catsup? I got some safflower mayonnaise rather than Miracle

>Whip, hoping that was a good change. Any ideas? Also, this is off topic

but

>my AOL contract is about to expire so I am deciding whether to renew it or

>switch to a different internet/email provider. I have heard of

FreeInternet,

>MSN & SeeYouOnline. Anyone have any info. or suggestions on which is

better

> & why? It seems AOL is a bit expensive but it's all I've ever used (I sign

>on in 1997). Thanks for your help on everything =).

>

>PS - My stepdad has a stye in his eye. I wondered if there is a way to get

>rid of it w/o him going to a mainstream doctor?

>

>Tonya

>Brittany's Mom

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In a message dated 4/10/00 1:42:28 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

Chatadict2@... writes:

> PS - My stepdad has a stye in his eye. I wondered if there is a way to get

> rid of it w/o him going to a mainstream doctor?

>

My mother gave us Nutmeg sprinkled on our food as kids - it seemed to help.

Chelly

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kalima wrote:

>

> Chatadict2@... wrote:

>

> > PS - My stepdad has a stye in his eye. I wondered if there is a way to get

> > rid of it w/o him going to a mainstream doctor?

> >

>

I tried the old wives tale of rubbing your wedding ring on a stye with

success every time.

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I read many of the responses but i did not come across one for peanut

butter. Peanut butter is not very good for you because of the

hydrogenated fats. These clog the arteries. If you get peanut butter it

is best to get one without hydrogenated oils. You can easily tell the

non-hydrogenated oils because the oil will be sitting on the top. A

good spoon can mix it all together. Also, make sure to get organic (no

pesticides and often not genetically engineered).

You may also want to try almond butter, or cashew butter. Personally, I

could not tolerate the soy butter...but that was just my family's

opinion.

Chatadict2@... wrote:

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> Recently I have started shopping more organic & alternatively but

> wondered why peanut butter is not good for you. Also, is there a healthy

> alternative to catsup? I got some safflower mayonnaise rather than Miracle

> Whip, hoping that was a good change. Any ideas? Also, this is off topic but

> my AOL contract is about to expire so I am deciding whether to renew it or

> switch to a different internet/email provider. I have heard of FreeInternet,

> MSN & SeeYouOnline. Anyone have any info. or suggestions on which is better

> & why? It seems AOL is a bit expensive but it's all I've ever used (I sign

> on in 1997). Thanks for your help on everything =).

>

> PS - My stepdad has a stye in his eye. I wondered if there is a way to get

> rid of it w/o him going to a mainstream doctor?

>

> Tonya

> Brittany's Mom

>

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Hello Tonya and All,

As I understand it, AOL is a very user friendly interface,

but you have to pay for the ease in money, speed, and

censorship. If you have a good computer and connection to

the net, I suppose the " speed " is not much of an issue. It

sounds like money is something of an issue, so you have to

decide that for yourself. In the early days, AOL filtered

everything pretty closely, but I believe that has changed

quite a bit too, so probably not much of an issue.

I would recommend a simple basic connection to the internet

via your local isp. Set up Netscape (or Internet Explorer)

for your web browser, download Eudora Light for your e-mail

activities (It's free), and Free Agent for your

usenet/newsgroup activities (also free), and mIRC for your

chat client (also a free download). The only problem is

installing and configuring these various clients. If you

like AOL's instant messaging, you can find a very good

alternative in ICQ (also a free download). If you are a

news junkie, like me, you can download Free Agent's big

brother " Agent " , for $30. If you want an elaborate email

program, you might want to use Eudora, or Eudora Pro (but

there are several other email clients to choose from

depending on your preferences and needs). In fact, Agent

comes with an integrated email client which is probably all

most people would ever need. As I said before, the hard

part is downloading, installation, and configuration (things

that AOL makes soooooooo easy, but a tender trap of sorts.

I like the independence of using a generic connection to my

local isp (using Internet Explorer's " Dial-Up Networking "

program), and then building my own set of " tools " (the

clients) to navigate the internet. I am entirely

self-taught. Currently using Netscape for www, Agent for

news, The Bat for email, and mIRC for chat. The only one

I'm not sure about is The Bat for email. It seems a little

more elaborite (and therefore complicated), than I need.

Agent's email program is really quite good, but I prefer to

keep email, news, chat, and web separate.

db

Monday, April 10, 2000, 11:39:22 AM, you wrote:

Cac> Hi everyone,

Cac> Recently I have started shopping more organic & alternatively but

Cac> wondered why peanut butter is not good for you. Also, is there a healthy

Cac> alternative to catsup? I got some safflower mayonnaise rather than Miracle

Cac> Whip, hoping that was a good change. Any ideas? Also, this is off topic

but

Cac> my AOL contract is about to expire so I am deciding whether to renew it or

Cac> switch to a different internet/email provider. I have heard of

FreeInternet,

Cac> MSN & SeeYouOnline. Anyone have any info. or suggestions on which is

better

Cac> & why? It seems AOL is a bit expensive but it's all I've ever used (I sign

Cac> on in 1997). Thanks for your help on everything =).

Cac> PS - My stepdad has a stye in his eye. I wondered if there is a way to get

Cac> rid of it w/o him going to a mainstream doctor?

Cac> Tonya

Cac> Brittany's Mom

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Tonya,

Part of your subject header was cut off. It read, " peanut butter and

cats " . One of my cats likes peanut butter. just about half a spoonful.

Anyway, all I know is, you get what you pay for. But some people don't

want to get all that much. There's also free internet access and email

from Juno, netzero, Bestratenow, and probably others. Look to see how

much capacity they give you: how much megabytes of storage to hold your

mail; the max. number of mail recipients you can send to. Other than

that, I'm not sure there's too much difference between the free services.

I could be wrong.

Tell your stepdad to fast. Maybe a patch over the eye while reading or

watching TV might be good also?

On Mon, 10 Apr 2000 16:39:22 EDT Chatadict2@... writes:

> Hi everyone,

>

> Recently I have started shopping more organic & alternatively

> but

> wondered why peanut butter is not good for you. Also, is there a

> healthy

> alternative to catsup? I got some safflower mayonnaise rather than

> Miracle

> Whip, hoping that was a good change. Any ideas? Also, this is off

> topic but

> my AOL contract is about to expire so I am deciding whether to renew

> it or

> switch to a different internet/email provider. I have heard of

> FreeInternet,

> MSN & SeeYouOnline. Anyone have any info. or suggestions on which

> is better

> & why? It seems AOL is a bit expensive but it's all I've ever used

> (I sign

> on in 1997). Thanks for your help on everything =).

>

> PS - My stepdad has a stye in his eye. I wondered if there is a way

> to get

> rid of it w/o him going to a mainstream doctor?

>

> Tonya

> Brittany's Mom

>

>

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