Re: Arthritis and obesity cures

[Guest guest]

I had pain in lumbar region of back and began a routine of sitting with

a small elec hot pad pressed there. In 10 min or so, would apply

wintergreen, peppermint, lavendar oils to the area and sit back and let

the heat stay on it. Of course pores were open due to heat. Took

around 8-10 days for pain to vanish. Was doing it morning and eve. Min

of 30 min each time. In eves, I routinely did 2 hrs per session.

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> >I also use a multi wave oscillator on my knees and hips.<

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> Interesting thought. I don't know if it's arthritis or something nerve

> related, but I am getting pain on either side of my lumbar spine.

> Where would one get an oscillator?

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> >I also use peppermint oil, about 1/2 teaspoon in a hot bath.<

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> Also interesting. Never heard of that before. Is it useful for

> generalized pain or just arthritis?

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> >One key about losing weight is to get your liver clean so it can keep

> the amount of estrogen more in balance. Excessive estrogen makes it

> difficult to lose weight.<

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> Which reminds me. I have to ask my endo to test me for various

> hormones. Estrogen would be one I should know about.

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> >When Aldosterone is out of whack, another hormone balance issue, you

> also hold too much water in your tissues.<

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> If I remember correctly, that can be an adrenal issue?

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> >Moritz' book - have it on hand to refer to when doing the cleanse,

> which ever one you choose.<

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> I did the Ann Gittleman epsom salts liver flush a while back and got

> no results whatsoever. This really puzzled me as both my daughter and

> her father saw a slew of little green stones.

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> Does anyone have any idea why I might have had no results? BTW, I had

> my gall bladder remove years ago, if that makes any difference.

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> Thanks, Dianne

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Necessity may be the mother of invention, but God is the Father of all good

things.

G. Simpkins

[Guest guest]

Lumbar pain, bi-laterally, I would reccomend looking at kidneys, and more

specifically, ADRENALS.My wife had major lumbar pain, Dr. ordered x-rays, etc.

It only resolved once she/I realised she was adrenally fatigued. Her adrenals

were literally crying out.BTW the overall concensus of opinion of a LOT of

people, dealing with thyroid and adrenal issues, is that ENDO'S SUCK!!!! If you

actually find one who knows there head from ther *ss, well, I think it will be

one for the record books.

Adrenal and Thyroid issues can also have a major effect on metabolism, hence

weight gain.Jm

> Which reminds me. I have to ask my endo to test me for various hormones.

Estrogen would be one I should know about.

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> >When Aldosterone is out of whack, another hormone balance issue, you also

hold too much water in your tissues.<

> Does anyone have any idea why I might have had no results? BTW, I had my gall

bladder remove years ago, if that makes any difference.

>

> Thanks, Dianne

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