Re: re: hernia disks, need help!!!

[Guest guest]

I had the impression that herniated discs were related to chronic

dehydration - fluoride free water is needed much more than your sister may

be currently drinking

Jane

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[Guest guest]

My first choice would be systemic enzymes, rejuenzyme, perhaps.

If dehydration is a problem, I would drink prill bead water, certainly

never us or

drink flouride water, for reasons noone seems to know, prill beads water

helps the body stay hydrated, with less water, and also helps gets your

ration of magnesium. And it taste good.

I am having success with dmso/MSM/type I and type III, neocell collagen w/

C,

taken orally. A tablespoon of dmso/two tablespoons msm, three collagen

tabs, and fifteen mgs boron, for arthritis, on an empty stomach. This

cocktail is not appetizing, wahoo, but it gets the job done, I take it

every other day.

I do all three and I have zero aches, zero inflammation, zero swelling,

I also take 220mgs iodine, mornings, daily w/ evening transfer factors,

david lubbock tx.

[Guest guest]

It may be that a natural steroid could be blended with DMSO and applied

transdermally to her neck for help. Ditto for Glucosomine and

Chondroiton and Hyalauronic Acid (spelling)

>

> Hi, My dear sister called me that her MRI report indicated there were

> several hernia dieks around her neck area. She felt numb from shoulder

> to her arms to the point it was hard for her to get decent sleep. Any

> alternative treatment you folks know about before she goes to

> dangerious neck operation. I felt her frustration/depression and I

> wish I can help her. Does DMSO or MSM will help her? Does magnet

> therapy will help? Or any device can help her relief presssure from

> her neck? Any supplements/herbs will be able hold her condition from

> getting worse? How about diets? Any inputs will be much appreciated.

> Thanks in advance. Helen

>

>

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

things.

G. Simpkins

[Guest guest]

Hi:

If she can find a chiropracter that practices decompression therapy, that

may be an answer for her. They could evaluate her situation and advise

from there. From what I understand, decompression can totally fix and /or

alleviate herniated disc problems.

Jolene

Texas

In a message dated 12/19/2011 12:52:50 A.M. Central Standard Time,

dingyung49@... writes:

Hi, My dear sister called me that her MRI report indicated there were

several hernia dieks around her neck area. She felt numb from shoulder to her

arms to the point it was hard for her to get decent sleep. Any alternative

treatment you folks know about before she goes to dangerious neck

operation. I felt her frustration/depression and I wish I can help her. Does

DMSO or MSM will help her? Does magnet therapy will help? Or any device can

help her relief presssure from her neck? Any supplements/herbs will be

able hold her condition from getting worse? How about diets? Any inputs will

be much appreciated. Thanks in advance. Helen

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Recently, Glucosomine Chondritin has been stated as not effectivee.

I forget the recommended substitute.

Bruce

On Mon, 19 Dec 2011 08:28:37 -0500 Gerry Simpkins writes:

It may be that a natural steroid could be blended with DMSO and applied

transdermally to her neck for help. Ditto for Glucosomine and

Chondroiton and Hyalauronic Acid (spelling)

>

> Hi, My dear sister called me that her MRI report indicated there were

> several hernia dieks around her neck area. She felt numb from shoulder

> to her arms to the point it was hard for her to get decent sleep. Any

> alternative treatment you folks know about before she goes to

> dangerious neck operation. I felt her frustration/depression and I

> wish I can help her. Does DMSO or MSM will help her? Does magnet

> therapy will help? Or any device can help her relief presssure from

> her neck? Any supplements/herbs will be able hold her condition from

> getting worse? How about diets? Any inputs will be much appreciated.

> Thanks in advance. Helen

>

>

--

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

good things.

G. Simpkins

[Guest guest]

A few years ago, I knew a woman who had a badly botched spinal surgery.

A suggested that she see a chiropractor near her who had a DX????

horizontal bed that slowly elongated the spine. I doubt that she

followed

through as, by then, she distrusted all MDs I do not recall the ????

number. I will ask my chiro about it this Wednesday at my appointment.

You may wish to consider an osteopath. instead.

Bruce

On Mon, 19 Dec 2011 11:22:30 +0100 Fackelmann

writes:

Helen -

slowly the medicos learned that most surgeries are useless and/or

dangerous.

In my case standard physio-therapy didn't achieve much.

Then Dorn therapy reduced the pain level considerably.

DMSO didn't help with pain (it helped others though).

Patients should exercise but I have a funny condition:

When I sit or lie down I have almost no pain.

Walking increases the pain.

So I have not yet found a way to be pain-free like before it shot on

me (without any physical impact).

Choose your therapeut carefully.

After learning from a Dorn guy you can continue d.i.y.

Regards

At 6:52 Uhr +0000 19.12.2011, dingyung49 wrote:

>Hi, My dear sister called me that her MRI report indicated there

>were several hernia dieks around her neck area. She felt numb from

>shoulder to her arms to the point it was hard for her to get decent

>sleep. Any alternative treatment you folks know about before she

>goes to dangerious neck operation. I felt her

>frustration/depression and I wish I can help her. Does DMSO or MSM

>will help her? Does magnet therapy will help? Or any device can

>help her relief presssure from her neck? Any supplements/herbs

>will be able hold her condition from getting worse? How about

>diets? Any inputs will be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.

>Helen

>

>

>

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Hello- Per nerve pain and " pinched " nerves I have always bel. in

accupuncture.

As with any therapy, one must do the research to find the most trusted and

ethical healer. Personally, my best experience was with a Chinese MD who

had trained under old master Traditional Chinese doctors in China.

I also looked to older healers, as I distrust modern acupuncture training

as practised in the US - but a healer is a healer no matter where they

train- there is ART to healing and some are gifted.

Dave, where to you get your Transfer Factor. I am about to buy some from

Researched Nutritionals - but I know that there is a less fussy way to go

here...