Re: Digest Number 929

[Guest guest]

That is good news, Barbara Wilkie, about the home in San Hills for chemically injured people ( MCS) safe from toxic chemicals, molds, etc. There is also a very good, experienced toxic tort attorney in San , by the name of TERRAZZI I have a case with him.

There is also MELEYCO that area that I have two toxic tort lawsuits with in Stockton and Medesto.

I have their complete names and phone numbers if anyone needs them. Really good experienced toxic tort attorneys are hard to find.

DR. RICHARD L. LIPSEY

TOXICOLOGIST AND PROFESSOR

Lipsey Resume-2001(www.richardlipsey.com)

[Guest guest]

Hi i am new to this stuff i had a problem with

trygiserides that i lowered with vit min and flax seed

but the problem is my 15 yr old daughter she was told

that she had a small stone and the doctor said don't

worry but she is in pain sometimes and she is very

sensitive that even pills are hard for her to swollow

so i think i will try this first

Question 1 what does the Epsom salt do ?

Question 2 are there stones that come out without the

lemon/oil drink

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Epsom salt dialates the bile ducts to make the passing of stones

painless and easy.

Not sure I understand your second question, but it is highly likely

that if you do any of the cleanses you find on the curezone website,

you will expel stones. The oil stimulates the secretion of bile. The

secretion of bile, in large amounts, is what pushes out the stones.

Adrienne

--- moshe pipik <over_wait2000@...> wrote:

> Hi i am new to this stuff i had a problem with

> trygiserides that i lowered with vit min and flax seed

> but the problem is my 15 yr old daughter she was told

> that she had a small stone and the doctor said don't

> worry but she is in pain sometimes and she is very

> sensitive that even pills are hard for her to swollow

> so i think i will try this first

> Question 1 what does the Epsom salt do ?

> Question 2 are there stones that come out without the

> lemon/oil drink

>

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

Sounds like your 15 yr old daughter with the little stone causing

pain is caused by a stone seen on ultrasound in the gb. This can come

out with 1 flush or maybe more. Depends on the individuals gb/bile

condition. Dieting should be an important part of your daily lives

now in order for the gb to repair itself back to a healthy bile

producing and extracting organ. If you liver and gb remain sluggish

it will continue to produce stones at a higher rate which could lead

to more problems later. Dieting right will prevent that.

Epsom salts dialate the ducts and make them very flexible for passing

the stones painlessly.

Oil/juice mixture is needed to coat the stones and also to promote

contraction of the gb to release it's bile out and push out the

stones. You can eliminate the oil drink but you will not have the

same results at all because the gb will not contract without the oil.

The cause of her pain is probably caused by that gb stone that is

sitting in the gb and when she eats a fatty or large meal the gb is

contracting trying to send bile down to the intestine to assist in

digesting the meal. The stone pushes to the mouth of the gb and

cannot pass through the small 2mm cystic duct. The stone blocking the

flow of bile causes the gb to inflate and irrate. After 2 or 3 hours

the pain will go away as fast as it comes because the gb has stopped

contracting and bile has slowly been released. Taking antispasmatic

pills will stop the pain in around 10 minutes but is only a temp. fix

to the real problem. Flushing is the best option for her besides

surgery.

Good luck. Read all the info on the web site. http://www.curezone.com

Barry.

> Hi i am new to this stuff i had a problem with

> trygiserides that i lowered with vit min and flax seed

> but the problem is my 15 yr old daughter she was told

> that she had a small stone and the doctor said don't

> worry but she is in pain sometimes and she is very

> sensitive that even pills are hard for her to swollow

> so i think i will try this first

> Question 1 what does the Epsom salt do ?

> Question 2 are there stones that come out without the

> lemon/oil drink

>

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

Hi, welcome! The Epsom salts open up the ducts so the stones can pass easily and

help clean out the digestive system so all you see is stones. I prefer

grapefruit juice rather than lemon (it tastes better and mixes better with the

olive oil). The citric acid in the lemon or grapefruit juice softens the stones

and the oil helps to lubricat everything so they slide out easily. I prefer this

menthod because I know it works. of Dewberry Hill

Hi i am new to this stuff i had a problem with

trygiserides that i lowered with vit min and flax seed

but the problem is my 15 yr old daughter she was told

that she had a small stone and the doctor said don't

worry but she is in pain sometimes and she is very

sensitive that even pills are hard for her to swollow

so i think i will try this first

Question 1 what does the Epsom salt do ?

Question 2 are there stones that come out without the

lemon/oil drink

" People are like stain glass windows; they sparkle and shine when the sun is

out, but when the darkness sets in, their true beauty is revealed only if there

is alight within. " -Kubler Ross

" Then spake Jesus again unto them, saying, I am the light of the world: he that

followeth me shall not walk in darkness, but shall have the light of life. "

Holy Bible

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

[Guest guest]

Geraldine, Hi, I love my autisic daughter very much,and the fact of the

matter is everyone in this world has some type of issue or problem they deal

with everyday ,and I am sure its hard for some people ,and they struggle too

make their problems unknown. I am not saying my daughter is cured ,and she

only has speech delay ,and a few sensory issue's,but I am very thankful that

she does not have a more servere case. I have ocd,and it makes life hard for

not just me,but my family ,and kids also. Itry my hardest not too let people

know that,and that does not make me a bad person. I am simply saying for

those who say they are cured of something no matter what the case may be good

for them. Just because they work hard at not showing signs so what give them

credit for the hard work. My daughter will be 4 july 6th ,and I would not

change a thing about her ,and yes I tell people she's autisic ,and they are

the ones that are seeing all the gains she has made ,and to me that let's

people know! great maybe this is'nt a terrible thing ,and maybe you can work

hard too overcome it. I am glad for you that you do well ,and sorry that you

struggle so much with somethings,but in all honesty you are dealing with

things in life the best you can,and so do other people ,and that's everyone

with a problem. I am not for one second saying anything autisic children

because I believe they are a special gift from God all I am saying if

people,and not me at this time want to say that they child has been cured

great!!!! Let me know maybe they have done something I have not. Just because

your label with something or born a certain way does not mean we can not try

for changes. Hell truth be known I would like too change things about me. I

have suffered 2 deaths my father from cancer,and my 28 year old brother in

Feb from a drug overdose I will probably never fully recover from the

depression,but I try not too show it too the whole world. Thanks for your

opinion! le

[Guest guest]

Jayne, hi I just wanted too say hi,and that doctor's say they is no cure for

autism that's true ,but I guess we all just look at things differently. I

myself believe we know more than doctors. I may not find a cure for Noelle

,but just because I have been told that does not mean I am gonna stop. Now I

must tell you I do not have my 3 year old on any meds,but she has had so much

progress just with schooling ,and therapies I just do not choose that route.

I do not frown on people that do though that's just another opinion. How old

is your child? I have been with this group for about 1 year since Noelle was

dx ,but I have 3 other children so I have been busy I still read everyday. My

daughter has went from 10 single words last year too over 100 now,and

starting 4-5 words in a sentence. We do private speech/o.t 2 times a week

plus mr/dd pre-school. We do a lot of swinging ,and jumping in this house it

helps so much with the vestibular system. Keeps her focus ,and she talks more

after being on the trampoline for 45 minutes. Also we brush her every 3

hours. Hope too her more about your child . le

[Guest guest]

I have Asperger Syndrome, which is significantly different in some ways.  I

spoke very well, very early and I have a strong desire for friends and an

inability to maintain friendship on other people's terms. The HFA that I know do

not have the same need for friendship.

I first knew i was different the day I started school aged 5.  I became mute for

3 months at the horror of school.  I did not get dxd until I was 49.  I now

insist that the children I teach who are dxd are told immediately.  I think that

although the diagnosis of Aspergers or Autism can be hard to bear, not knowing

is unbearable.  

knowing has helped me to find an online community who gives support that nobody

in my life  can provide. there are children's autism chats, and many of the

children find that too.  I have a community online where I belong with others

like me and a developing culture, which I find exciting.

http://forums.delphiforums.com/phoe/start

Geraldine.

Geraldine,

>

>I am fairly new to this list and didn't know that you are autistic.  I was

>wondering if you could share about when you knew you were autistic and what

>that means for you now?

>

>Thanks.

>

>Jayne Nelsen

>

>

__________________________________________________________________

Your favorite stores, helpful shopping tools and great gift ideas. Experience

the convenience of buying online with Shop@Netscape!

http://shopnow.netscape.com/

Get your own FREE, personal Netscape Mail account today at

http://webmail.netscape.com/

[Guest guest]

Thanks le,

We do alot of the same with Maddy. She is in summer school right now, which

gives me some alone time with my other daughter. Problem is, I just want to

sleep until she comes home (not that I do) but I wish I had more energy for

both girls! I'm pooped out! Anyway, when we have a bigger yard, we plan on

buying a big trampoline with a " fence/net " around it for safety. We have a

small one, but she looses interest so quickly. She is into skating now

though and is starting to play like a typical kid which is encouraging. I

just keep hoping that one day, she will be able to tell me what she is

experiencing in a way I can understand. Until then, we just do whatever we

can for these little ones and pray a whole lot!!!!

Take care.

Jayne

[Guest guest]

Hi Jayne,

I was reading your post and saw you mentioning a trampoline with the net

fence around it. My daughter and son in law got one of these for Jackie

about a month ago. She absolutely loves it and I can tell you after

she's been on it, she really gets a good night's sleep. It wears her

out, which is good for my daughter and son in law since she is not a

great sleeper...or wasn't until the trampoline came into the picture!

mayknmuzik@... wrote:

>Thanks le,

>

>We do alot of the same with Maddy. She is in summer school right now, which

>gives me some alone time with my other daughter. Problem is, I just want to

>sleep until she comes home (not that I do) but I wish I had more energy for

>both girls! I'm pooped out! Anyway, when we have a bigger yard, we plan on

>buying a big trampoline with a " fence/net " around it for safety. We have a

>small one, but she looses interest so quickly. She is into skating now

>though and is starting to play like a typical kid which is encouraging. I

>just keep hoping that one day, she will be able to tell me what she is

>experiencing in a way I can understand. Until then, we just do whatever we

>can for these little ones and pray a whole lot!!!!

>

>Take care.

>

>Jayne

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Woody

It's amazing how SENATE reaches parts other networks don't manage to! I am

from Norwich PCT but don't know anything about the GP PH referrals.

However, I do know that it was a health visiting colleague Jacky Moseley who

is working with the traveller community who identified the need within the

continium of good old health visiting practice and was great in taking

it forward as a PH issue.

Charlene

Digest Number 929

>

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/15/04 2:57:52 AM Mountain Standard Time,

SSRI medications writes:

> The motion adds, " Such evidence would be relevant to explain why she might

> be suffering from a delusion about what occurred in Mr. 's hotel

> room. "

>

I always thought this case was a set-up, but it's nice to know that there may

be an explanation for all of this -- LEGAL DOPE!!!!

Blind Reason

a novel of espionage and pharmaceutical intrigue

Think your antidepressant is safe? Think again.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/15/04 2:57:52 AM Mountain Standard Time,

SSRI medications writes:

> The motion adds, " Such evidence would be relevant to explain why she might

> be suffering from a delusion about what occurred in Mr. 's hotel

> room. "

>

I always thought this case was a set-up, but it's nice to know that there may

be an explanation for all of this -- LEGAL DOPE!!!!

Blind Reason

a novel of espionage and pharmaceutical intrigue

Think your antidepressant is safe? Think again.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/15/04 2:57:52 AM Mountain Standard Time,

SSRI medications writes:

> The motion adds, " Such evidence would be relevant to explain why she might

> be suffering from a delusion about what occurred in Mr. 's hotel

> room. "

>

I always thought this case was a set-up, but it's nice to know that there may

be an explanation for all of this -- LEGAL DOPE!!!!

Blind Reason

a novel of espionage and pharmaceutical intrigue

Think your antidepressant is safe? Think again.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/15/04 2:57:52 AM Mountain Standard Time,

SSRI medications writes:

> The motion adds, " Such evidence would be relevant to explain why she might

> be suffering from a delusion about what occurred in Mr. 's hotel

> room. "

>

I always thought this case was a set-up, but it's nice to know that there may

be an explanation for all of this -- LEGAL DOPE!!!!

Blind Reason

a novel of espionage and pharmaceutical intrigue

Think your antidepressant is safe? Think again.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/15/04 2:57:52 AM Mountain Standard Time,

SSRI medications writes:

> Mr. Mijailovic said he was carrying the knife - a well-known and widely

> available brand in Sweden - because he was feeling anxious and tired. Mr.

> Althin, his defense lawyer, said Mr. Mijailovic had been using

> anti-depressants that may have been wrongly prescribed.

>

>

What the hell does " wrongly prescribed " mean? Other than they shouldn't have

been prescribed at all. LOL I bet it was Paxil!

Blind Reason

a novel of espionage and pharmaceutical intrigue

Think your antidepressant is safe? Think again.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/15/04 2:57:52 AM Mountain Standard Time,

SSRI medications writes:

> Mr. Mijailovic said he was carrying the knife - a well-known and widely

> available brand in Sweden - because he was feeling anxious and tired. Mr.

> Althin, his defense lawyer, said Mr. Mijailovic had been using

> anti-depressants that may have been wrongly prescribed.

>

>

What the hell does " wrongly prescribed " mean? Other than they shouldn't have

been prescribed at all. LOL I bet it was Paxil!

Blind Reason

a novel of espionage and pharmaceutical intrigue

Think your antidepressant is safe? Think again.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/15/04 2:57:52 AM Mountain Standard Time,

SSRI medications writes:

> Mr. Mijailovic said he was carrying the knife - a well-known and widely

> available brand in Sweden - because he was feeling anxious and tired. Mr.

> Althin, his defense lawyer, said Mr. Mijailovic had been using

> anti-depressants that may have been wrongly prescribed.

>

>

What the hell does " wrongly prescribed " mean? Other than they shouldn't have

been prescribed at all. LOL I bet it was Paxil!

Blind Reason

a novel of espionage and pharmaceutical intrigue

Think your antidepressant is safe? Think again.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/15/04 2:57:52 AM Mountain Standard Time,

SSRI medications writes:

> Mr. Mijailovic said he was carrying the knife - a well-known and widely

> available brand in Sweden - because he was feeling anxious and tired. Mr.

> Althin, his defense lawyer, said Mr. Mijailovic had been using

> anti-depressants that may have been wrongly prescribed.

>

>

What the hell does " wrongly prescribed " mean? Other than they shouldn't have

been prescribed at all. LOL I bet it was Paxil!

Blind Reason

a novel of espionage and pharmaceutical intrigue

Think your antidepressant is safe? Think again.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/15/04 2:57:52 AM Mountain Standard Time,

SSRI medications writes:

> So here's my personal opinion of your study.

>

> It's bullshit. Sorry!

>

> Have a great day.

>

>

BRAVO!!!!!!! It's about time we stopped mincing words with these freaks who

are pushing some bogus mental health agenda.

Blind Reason

a novel of espionage and pharmaceutical intrigue

Think your antidepressant is safe? Think again.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/15/04 2:57:52 AM Mountain Standard Time,

SSRI medications writes:

> So here's my personal opinion of your study.

>

> It's bullshit. Sorry!

>

> Have a great day.

>

>

BRAVO!!!!!!! It's about time we stopped mincing words with these freaks who

are pushing some bogus mental health agenda.

Blind Reason

a novel of espionage and pharmaceutical intrigue

Think your antidepressant is safe? Think again.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/15/04 2:57:52 AM Mountain Standard Time,

SSRI medications writes:

> So here's my personal opinion of your study.

>

> It's bullshit. Sorry!

>

> Have a great day.

>

>

BRAVO!!!!!!! It's about time we stopped mincing words with these freaks who

are pushing some bogus mental health agenda.

Blind Reason

a novel of espionage and pharmaceutical intrigue

Think your antidepressant is safe? Think again.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/15/04 2:57:52 AM Mountain Standard Time,

SSRI medications writes:

> So here's my personal opinion of your study.

>

> It's bullshit. Sorry!

>

> Have a great day.

>

>

BRAVO!!!!!!! It's about time we stopped mincing words with these freaks who

are pushing some bogus mental health agenda.

Blind Reason

a novel of espionage and pharmaceutical intrigue

Think your antidepressant is safe? Think again.

[Guest guest]

this is such sad news about dr. schafer!! such a shock!! we only met him briefly at the end of nadia's hospitalization, but i remember him being so warm and friendly!!! abigail

Bring photos to life! New PhotoMail makes sharing a breeze.

[Guest guest]

Dr. Grim,

Thank you for your advice on LVH - I am seeing my GP this week and will

pursue the echo/EKG evaluation that you suggest. I realise from reading the

group comments from North America that Inspra does not suit all Conn's

patients but 'nothing ventured -nothing gained'.

Your comment on your time spent in Melbourne was very interesting, as was

your remark about the prevalence of hypertension specialists in chairs of

medicine in Australia over the last thirty or so years.

In my case my Conn's diagnosis was made by Professor Tony , now ret'd,

but Emeritus Professor of Clinical Pharmacology at the University of

Newcastle - (in a fortuitous coincidence, he just happened to be my GP's

father).

My apologies for misplacing your article " Evolution Of PA " - I did actually

pass a copy on to Tony , who still maintains a interest in matters

hypertensive.

I will let you all know how LVH, Inspra etc progresses in Australia.

Best wishes from Mark Nuttall

Re: Did most of you have high B/P or low potassium???

Read my reivew paper in the files.

May your pressure be low!

CE Grim, BS(Chem/Math), MS(Biochem), MD.

Board Certified in Internal Medicine, Geriatrics and Hypertension

Former Epidemiologic Intelligence Services Officer (Lt. Comdr.), CDC

Specializing in Difficult to Manage High Blood Pressure

Clinical Professor of Medicine, Medical College of Wisconsin

[This message contained attachments]

________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

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