Re: To Sandi, Deborah and Wally

[Guest guest]

-Honey can have many uses. I agree it is good to be in your diet. Any

honey is natural, it doesn't have preservitives either. I used to

help my father with bee farming and we used it on our bites and

wounds when we were working in the honey house. They are only now

starting to use it in medications as a substitute to antibiotics.

Just my 2 cents.

-- In achalasia , " lilac_blossom_lady "

<lilac_blossom_lady@y...> wrote:

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> Dear Sandi,

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> Have you tried substituting honey instead of sugar? There is a

particular variety from New Zealand called Manuka Honey. It's more

expensive, but is reputed to have good healing qualities and might be

beneficial for your ulcer. I eat quite a lot of various types of

honey, finding it very soothing (and I have a REALLY sweet tooth in

food, bit naughty ! )

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> To Deborah,

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> You REALLY are risking it aren't you honey bun? You are going to

get everyone shouting at you again if you don't behave yourself !!!!

X-(

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> Dear Wally,

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> My level of intellect is light years (pun intended) away from

yours, but what I DO understand and admire is your determination to

be proactive and to conquer or control your condition from an

independent angle. I think, to be frank, that your age plays a part

in your decisions, inasmuch as some of the people in the Group are

very young and have many years to contend with stretching and other

progressions. I hope you understand my point. In my own experience,

this is a condition which can be dealt with for a certain (long)

length of time without surgical intervention.

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> You are an inspiration to us and I wish you the Best of Health in

2006.

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> Love to you all from Ann in England xxxxxx

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