Re: Digest Number 2146

[Guest guest]

Just for your info. Comfrey is a plant that usually will grow near the different

poison; as if God in his wisdom knew better. The rash is caused by contact with

an oil (urushiol) found in poison ivy, oak, or sumac. You could take the leaves

of the comfrey plant and wipe it over the area that the oil has touched your

skin. It would ease or help you not get the rash and the itch. Maybe that's why

the gel worked so well.

Wanda in PA

Message: 4

Date: Mon, 25 Jul 2005 10:23:25 -0500

From: " Jenni "

Subject: Re: Comfrey Gel?

I have to tell you! My husband managed to brush against some poison oak this

past Saturday. He noticed it that night and we immediately put some comfrey gel

on it. A good portion of the bumps were gone by the next morning and this

morning you couldn't even tell he had it! Even I was amazed at this one! He

never used any caladryl or any type of other lotion...just the comfrey gel!

warmly,

Jenni

Proud Air Force Mom!

May God guide and protect our troops!

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[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/26/2005 1:46:48 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

rashelle@... writes:

The healing properties of both plants are extraordinary.

Hi, I'm new to the list. I haven't gotten the program yet. I decided to

read the list for awhile before spending the money. I was reading about the

comfrey aloe gel and wondered if anyone had any experience with psoriasis and

the gel? Also, what is the difference between the LifeLift and body flex and

oxycise? I have gotten the body flex program in the past and didn't really

feel that it did much although I still use the gym bar but not with the

breathing. I have really severe arthritis so I'm limited in what I can do as

far

as exercise is concerned. Do you all think I could still do this program?

I'm always looking for good ways to help with my fitness in spite of my

disabilities. My name is Holly and I live in New Jersey with my husband. I

have

two grown kids. One is in Philadelphia and one is in Minnesota. I'm really

interested in this whole program. Holly

Holly Laibson

http//purpletree.com

check out my blog at _Have You Any Wool?_

(http://journals.aol.com/hlaibson/HaveYouAnyWool/)

http:journals.aol.com/hlaibson/HaveYouAnyWool/

[Guest guest]

Hello Wanda,

It is great to hear from you.

This is one reason the comfrey works so well, it is also because of the

Aloe-Comfrey combination. The healing properties of both plants are

extraordinary. I used some last night on a bug bite and I was once again amazed

at the healing properties. It seems to be the only thing I have found that

actually soothes and heals this way.

Be Healthy and take good care,

Rashelle

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Oxygen burns fat, tones muscles, reduces stress

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Re: Comfrey Gel?

I have to tell you! My husband managed to brush against some poison oak this

past Saturday. He noticed it that night and we immediately put some comfrey gel

on it. A good portion of the bumps were gone by the next morning and this

morning you couldn't even tell he had it! Even I was amazed at this one! He

never used any caladryl or any type of other lotion...just the comfrey gel!

warmly,

Jenni

Proud Air Force Mom!

May God guide and protect our troops!

---------------------------------

Start your day with - make it your home page

[Guest guest]

Hi Holly,

I have no idea about psoriasis and the comfrey/aloe gel -- one of the few skin

conditions (psoriasis) that I've not had! It certainly can't hurt to try,

though.

However, the LifeLift exercises are absolutely gentle and you can do them at

your own pace -- if you can't execute any part of it, you just do what you can.

They can be done standing, sitting, lying down, etc., etc. I think (from what

I've read here on this forum) that they are much more gentle than either oxycise

or BodyFlex -- and I don't see any reason that you couldn't work around your

arthritis -- much of their " power " comes from the breathing/lifting, not from

the exercise itself (correct me if I'm wrong, Rashelle!)....

Welcome to the group!

Bonnie

hlaibson@... wrote:

In a message dated 7/26/2005 1:46:48 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

rashelle@... writes:

The healing properties of both plants are extraordinary.

Hi, I'm new to the list. I haven't gotten the program yet. I decided to

read the list for awhile before spending the money. I was reading about the

comfrey aloe gel and wondered if anyone had any experience with psoriasis and

the gel? Also, what is the difference between the LifeLift and body flex and

oxycise? I have gotten the body flex program in the past and didn't really

feel that it did much although I still use the gym bar but not with the

breathing. I have really severe arthritis so I'm limited in what I can do as

far

as exercise is concerned. Do you all think I could still do this program?

I'm always looking for good ways to help with my fitness in spite of my

disabilities. My name is Holly and I live in New Jersey with my husband. I

have

two grown kids. One is in Philadelphia and one is in Minnesota. I'm really

interested in this whole program. Holly

Holly Laibson

http//purpletree.com

check out my blog at _Have You Any Wool?_

(http://journals.aol.com/hlaibson/HaveYouAnyWool/)

http:journals.aol.com/hlaibson/HaveYouAnyWool/

[Guest guest]

Thank you Bonnie. I can always count on you to send a great message. You are

correct in your comment that the " power " comes from the LifeLift breaths, not

from the movement of the positions.

As usual, you are right on!

Be Healthy and take good care,

Rashelle

Harness the Powerful Benefits of Oxygen with LifeLift.

Oxygen burns fat, tones muscles, reduces stress

Be healthier with each breath you take with LifeLift

www.oxygenlift.net. LifeLift is the Original Aerobic Breathing

Re: Digest Number 2146

Hi Holly,

I have no idea about psoriasis and the comfrey/aloe gel -- one of the few skin

conditions (psoriasis) that I've not had! It certainly can't hurt to try,

though.

However, the LifeLift exercises are absolutely gentle and you can do them at

your own pace -- if you can't execute any part of it, you just do what you can.

They can be done standing, sitting, lying down, etc., etc. I think (from what

I've read here on this forum) that they are much more gentle than either oxycise

or BodyFlex -- and I don't see any reason that you couldn't work around your

arthritis -- much of their " power " comes from the breathing/lifting, not from

the exercise itself (correct me if I'm wrong, Rashelle!)....

Welcome to the group!

Bonnie

hlaibson@... wrote:

In a message dated 7/26/2005 1:46:48 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

rashelle@... writes:

The healing properties of both plants are extraordinary.

Hi, I'm new to the list. I haven't gotten the program yet. I decided to

read the list for awhile before spending the money. I was reading about the

comfrey aloe gel and wondered if anyone had any experience with psoriasis and

the gel? Also, what is the difference between the LifeLift and body flex and

oxycise? I have gotten the body flex program in the past and didn't really

feel that it did much although I still use the gym bar but not with the

breathing. I have really severe arthritis so I'm limited in what I can do as

far

as exercise is concerned. Do you all think I could still do this program?

I'm always looking for good ways to help with my fitness in spite of my

disabilities. My name is Holly and I live in New Jersey with my husband. I

have

two grown kids. One is in Philadelphia and one is in Minnesota. I'm really

interested in this whole program. Holly

Holly Laibson

http//purpletree.com

check out my blog at _Have You Any Wool?_

(http://journals.aol.com/hlaibson/HaveYouAnyWool/)

http:journals.aol.com/hlaibson/HaveYouAnyWool/

[Guest guest]

Hi Holly and welcome to the group! I started with body flex and it was way

to harsh Life Lift is wonderful! It will help you in so many ways, I am sure

you will love it, I sure do! connie :-)

[Guest guest]

Hi Holly,

I too have psorisis. I haven't had a flare up in over 5 years though, although

I do know it stays in your system always. I do know that psorisis is not really

a skin problem as much as it is caused from problems in the digestive tract. I

believe that Lifelift can help in that area, as the breaths alone help with

digestion. Just as a side note, the last time I had a flare up I used Head and

Shoulders shampoo on my legs( the area that shows up with sores ) every time I

took a shower and it seemed to help it to clear up pretty quickly.

Hope this helps.

Kelley

hlaibson@... wrote:

In a message dated 7/26/2005 1:46:48 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

rashelle@... writes:

The healing properties of both plants are extraordinary.

Hi, I'm new to the list. I haven't gotten the program yet. I decided to

read the list for awhile before spending the money. I was reading about the

comfrey aloe gel and wondered if anyone had any experience with psoriasis and

the gel? Also, what is the difference between the LifeLift and body flex and

oxycise? I have gotten the body flex program in the past and didn't really

feel that it did much although I still use the gym bar but not with the

breathing. I have really severe arthritis so I'm limited in what I can do as

far

as exercise is concerned. Do you all think I could still do this program?

I'm always looking for good ways to help with my fitness in spite of my

disabilities. My name is Holly and I live in New Jersey with my husband. I

have

two grown kids. One is in Philadelphia and one is in Minnesota. I'm really

interested in this whole program. Holly

Holly Laibson

http//purpletree.com

check out my blog at _Have You Any Wool?_

(http://journals.aol.com/hlaibson/HaveYouAnyWool/)

http:journals.aol.com/hlaibson/HaveYouAnyWool/

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 4/9/2006 9:00:37 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

writes:

Has anyone had a child that wants nothing but to be ALONE....any attempt to

socialize w/the child causes numerous behavior problems such as aggression

to properity, aggression to others, and elopement?

Please if you have any suggestions i'd love to know how to overcome this

w/our 9 year old girl.

dani

DESENSITIZATION--one small step at a time!! Have someone with her for a

minute, until she can tolerate, then up it to 2 mins, etc. Start with someone

she is familiar with and then slowly add in others.

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Yup the little girl is coming up with all behaviors that works for her- to be

alone.

My 2 cents being the mom of a 10 year old with autism:

You could probably use being alone in the room for a few minutes as a reward.

Everytime she complies to your request, she could be sent to her room for a

specified amount of time. And overtime she should begin to enjoy what's been

presented to her.

Hope that helps,

Suman

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Date: Sat, 08 Apr 2006 23:17:28 -0500

From: " dani chester "

Subject: behavior problems

Has anyone had a child that wants nothing but to be ALONE....any attempt to

socialize w/the child causes numerous behavior problems such as aggression

to properity, aggression to others, and elopement?

Please if you have any suggestions i'd love to know how to overcome this

w/our 9 year old girl.

dani

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