Re: Re: My report on magnetic insoles

[Guest guest]

I like to wear sandals. I guess everyone who has insoles wears full shoes

mostly, huh?

ronit De-Saban wrote:

Hi Everyone,

I hope you will all enjoy the magnetic insoles.

Mine also have bumps on on side of them. I never wore them with the

bumps side. I always

make sure that my feet are on the flat side.

I actually don't remove them, and I never felt I needed to remove them

after a couple of hours or so, but

when I bought them I was warned that it can happen and that some people

need to get used to it.

I certinally didn't want to run throughout the period of time I didn't

wear them, but now that I started

using them again, I feel lighter, my feet no longer feel like elaphents

:-)

I so wish you will all enjoy and feel better, with higher enrgy.

Good health to us all,

Ronit

[Guest guest]

Hi Alison -

I was wondering if you could tell me where you got these insoles? Also I

was interested in the serrapeptase and curcumin, what website do you get

yours off of? I wasnt sure if a certain brand was better than the other.

Thanks,

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>Reply-To: mscured

>To: mscured

>Subject: Re: My report on magnetic insoles

>Date: Sun, 11 Mar 2007 18:21:25 -0000

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>My blood pressure today is 130/88 after wearing the magnetic insoles

>continually since I got them yesterday. I wore them overnight and

>slept like a rock. I didn't have spasms in my legs or that freezer-

>burn feeling in my feet. So far, so good.

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> > I got mine today. I took my blood pressure before putting them on.

>It was 122/75. I'm going to test again tonight. I feel some vibration

>in my feet. I always feel like running. It's unfortunate that I

>can't...yet! I call my MS remitting MS (RMS) and gave that

>acronym, Running Miles Soon.

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[Guest guest]

Hi . I ordered the insoles from Sharon (hotmocha). I like SerraEzyme

brand because Redfern, the company owner has done many scientific tests

and much research. He's even written a book about serrapeptase and the benefits

of it. The company is Good Health Naturally. I'm not sure that one brand is

better than another only having used this one. Vitalzyme systemic enzymes also

contain serrapeptase. www.goodhealthnaturally.com I haven't used curcumin

except as a spice, turmeric.

Sawyer wrote: Hi Alison -

I was wondering if you could tell me where you got these insoles? Also I

was interested in the serrapeptase and curcumin, what website do you get

yours off of? I wasnt sure if a certain brand was better than the other.

Thanks,

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[Guest guest]

Are you thinking that is a good thing to have your BP go up????

Pugh wrote:

>My blood pressure today is 130/88 after wearing the magnetic insoles

>continually since I got them yesterday. I wore them overnight and

>slept like a rock. I didn't have spasms in my legs or that freezer-

>burn feeling in my feet. So far, so good.

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[Guest guest]

I highly doubt it is themagnetic therapy. Increasing circulation can only lower

blood pressure. Many times we could be pre-hypertension throughout the day

because of hormones or various reasons. What was your BP if you don't mind me

asking? Best wishes, Kathy

Re: My report on magnetic insoles

I went from having normal blood pressure to having pre-hypertension in

one day with the magnets. Either my circulation is increasing or

something else (food, serrapeptase) has caused my blood pressure to

rise. I'll have to keep doing the tests to see if there is an average,

but it may be hard to determine what caused the difference.

http://hypertension-facts.org/hypertension-diagnosis.html

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> My blood pressure today is 130/88 after wearing the magnetic insoles

> continually since I got them yesterday. I wore them overnight and

> slept like a rock. I didn't have spasms in my legs or that freezer-

> burn feeling in my feet. So far, so good.

>

[Guest guest]

The blood pressure you listed at first is not even considered normal

anymore, the doctors want you practically passing out, that way they can

prescribe more drugs. My friends BP has gotten down to normal since

taking nutritinoal approach and the doctor still wants him on 1 pill per

day. Every time he calls me his pressure is so low I worry about him.

The new BP you have is higher then normal but you would have to take it

over a period of a few days and see if it remains the same.

Pugh wrote:

>I thought at first my circulation was improved, but I read a chart that showed

me to have gone from normal to pre-hypertension. I don't know why.

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[Guest guest]

I think it would more likely be the Serreptase, I was reading about this

same problem occuring with one of the products I take, same idea

clearing the arteries. Just keep an eye on your BP.

Pugh wrote:

>130/88. I doubt it was the magnets too. I thought that my circulation would

improve and change the numbers. I didn't expect to become pre-hypertensive.

Yesterday my BP was 122/75. I also took some serrpeptase. It could be clearing

out my arteries. I don't think it does that so fast though.

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[Guest guest]

Mine (actually my mother's) is a home use type. I'm not going to be concerned

unless I have unusual symptoms. I feel great.

arlizotte@... wrote: My BP ranges from 115/58 to 120/75 and numbers in

between. I get it done every week by a nurse with a regular cuff and

stethoscope. She says this is a good BP reading.

I had a substitute nurse one week who used a LED type that went around my wrist.

It read 148/85. Those type of BP monitors are not accurate at all when they were

tested against the regular cuff.

Arlene

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[Guest guest]

I just got back from the doc...my BP read 178/110 I thought I was having a

stroke until they brought in the " machine " the cuff goes on and the machine

pumps the air and reads systolic and diastolic pressures. It was 132/88. The

doc said that maybe I was nervous when I came in...I said no way...just a bad

cuff or reader. They took it again with the :machine " and it was 128/88. Just

goes to show ya, mistakes can and are made everyday in the docs office. Jude

Pugh wrote: Mine (actually my mother's)

is a home use type. I'm not going to be concerned unless I have unusual

symptoms. I feel great.

arlizotte@... wrote: My BP ranges from 115/58 to 120/75 and numbers in

between. I get it done every week by a nurse with a regular cuff and

stethoscope. She says this is a good BP reading.

I had a substitute nurse one week who used a LED type that went around my wrist.

It read 148/85. Those type of BP monitors are not accurate at all when they were

tested against the regular cuff.

Arlene

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