Re: Digest Number 590

[Guest guest]

Hi Gang! Geoff Crenshaw here.

> Date: Thu, 6 Jan 2000 08:35:07 -0500

> From: " Ken and " <kglg@...>

> Subject: Re: salt & Dr. Mercola

>

> While we're on the topic of sea salt, does anyone know if in fact it

does

> contain iodine? I have checked the label of the salt we get at the

health

> food store and it specifies " no iodine " . Is it just the Celtic or

Real salt

> that is supposed to contain iodine?

>

>

Common table salt comes in two forms, Iodized (the most common in the

US) and plain. Iodized table salt has iodine added to it. Iodine has

been added to table salt for many decades (approx 80 yrs) as a basic

health measure to ensure adequate iodine uptake by the general populace,

rather like Vitamin D enriched milk.

Another item added to common table salt for improved taste is (drum

roll... )

refined sugar

This is the most common reason people with health issues are advised to

avoid table salt and use Sea Salt - the sugar. It is also the reason so

many people actually become addicted to salt -- it is not the salt they

are addicted to, but the sugar hidden within.

Sea Salts are not necessarily a panacea, however. Many are prepared from

polluted beds and shores, and care must be taken in the purchase of Sea

Salt to avoid such ghastly contamination as: lead, mercury, arsenic,

uranium, et al.

So there is a full nickel's worth!

Regards,

Geoff Crenshaw, ACC -----------------------

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> Date: Thu, 6 Jan 2000 13:09:36 EST

> From: WBurns7732@...

> Subject: Re: Can you have a Herx reaction with wearing a Copper

Bracelet?

>

> I bought a copper bracelet with magnets about 2 weeks ago. After

wearing it

> for about 2 weeks my arm starting getting sore. Yesterday I woke up

and my

FWIW, It's more likely due to the extra weight and stress. Often, even a

slight increase in what amount to " unsprung " weight, i.e., weight at the

end of a limb, especially a wrist, can cause a problem if you are

flaring or borderline to flaring.

Regards,

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[Guest guest]

In a message dated 6/20/00 5:01:23 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

egroups writes:

<< Has anyone heard of any other good treatments for P only? I have tried

most all creams available.

Thanks for any advice. >>

I've been using the prescription KENALOG (spray) for several years with great

success.

[Guest guest]

I use Temovate and once in a while I have cortisone

injected locally into the plaks. Hurts like crazy

case I may have to have like five shots in one

half-dollar size area. But it works. I'm hoping with

the MTX, I won't have to do this anymore.

--- popehandy@... wrote:

> In a message dated 6/20/00 5:01:23 PM Pacific

> Daylight Time,

> egroups writes:

>

> << Has anyone heard of any other good treatments for

> P only? I have tried

> most all creams available.

>

> Thanks for any advice. >>

> I've been using the prescription KENALOG (spray) for

> several years with great

> success.

>

>

>

>

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

I had " leg pains " as a child too and was also told they were " growing

pains " !!

They were mostly at night or when I was tired. I would be in pain sometimes

to the point of tears and some times my Mom would try to rub my legs. At

one point, I remember trying to limp to express how much pain I was in but it

wasn't the type of pain that is directly associated with putting weight on

the leg (although lyng down did help). Anyway, because I would switch what

legs I was limping with, my mother and siblings accused me of faking the pain

for attention!! It was like a big, radiating ache and the way I walked would

not really affect it. I get so angry when I recall this!! I never faked a

leg pain for attention and I feel so betrayed that they thought that I had!

- Marti

[Guest guest]

ROLLER SKATES? I about killed myself trying to skate, water ski or anything

requiring my ankles to hold me. I wish I'd known then I'd never be able to

do those things. I remember feeling so left out of things as a teenager. I'm

sure others have these same memories.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 11/6/2000 9:41:37 PM Eastern Standard Time,

antriumlass@... writes:

<< I remember feeling so left out of things as a teenager. I'm

sure others have these same memories.

>>

<>

[Guest guest]

For ,

After you find Dr. Budwig, Get Linus ing's book on

Cancer, Most Libraries have them. After he wrote the

books ha added that Lysine seemed to help blood vessels.

Also He said it very quietly but a sick person should avoid

sugar and flour.

if you have time to spend on the net you may find that some

people have recovered by eating natural food.

Regtards, Lorenzo

[Guest guest]

Thank you so much!

Re: [ ] Digest Number 590

For ,After you find Dr. Budwig, Get Linus ing's book onCancer, Most Libraries have them. After he wrote thebooks ha added that Lysine seemed to help blood vessels.Also He said it very quietly but a sick person should avoidsugar and flour.if you have time to spend on the net you may find that somepeople have recovered by eating natural food.Regtards, LorenzoLearn more about cancer:http://home.online.no/~dusan/diseases/cancer/http://home.online.no/~dusan/diseases/cancer/faq.htmhttp://www.geocities.com/~mycleanse/http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/1158You are receiving this email because you elected to subscribe to the egroups.

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In a message dated 4/9/01 6:53:09 AM Central Daylight Time, writes:

I forgot to mention that I am type O, non-secretor...perhaps it is just

the type O non-secretors who don't need as much daily water?

I am an O-non-secretor and I difficulty gagging down even one 8 oz. glass.

I've tried the suggestions on the list and still find it difficult. I thought it was only me. Sheila

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 4/9/01 12:25:27 PM Eastern Daylight Time, ShyGra@... writes:

I am an O-non-secretor and I difficulty gagging down even one 8 oz. glass.

I've tried the suggestions on the list and still find it difficult. I thought it was only me. Sheila

Hi Sheila,

I am no doctor, but I was in a doctors office with a lady who was pregnant, and had a low tolerance for a lot of foods. They struggled to get her on some eating plan, but she had a hard time even keeping down a glass of water. Turns out she ate enough quantity wise but not quality for her body type.

Too much bread. Her body even rejected water. So she was advised to sip continuously. To get a liquid mineral supplement, and of course eat small portions of blood type correct foods. She actually had to 'build up' to a glass of water. She need liquid minerals first, then having installed some easy nourishment she will 'hold down' her water a glassfull at a time, not to mention more food.

Hope this is somewhat helpful to you!

Mam in fla

[Guest guest]

Hey Janers,

Hang in there with the procedures. You're in good company. I had my

myotomy in March of 2001 and was only in the hospital for about 5 hours,

but took about 3 days for the worst of the pain to subside. I could

have used at least one overnight, but the insurance company considered

it a " 23 hour " hospital stay. I was able to swallow as soon as I came

out of recovery, which was truly a miracle. Things have been generally

good for the past 15 months, though there are times when I experience

mild spasms that last anywhere from 5 minutes to a couple of hours.

There is also some reflux at times, but generally is controlled by sips

of milk, water or eating a couple of crackers or a rice cake.

My ongoing struggle is remembering that the peristalsis is not there,

that I'm often taking bites that are too large, and that food still gets

stuck at times. I still get that " deer in the headlights " look once in

a while when things don't work, but have also found that if I raise my

arms over my head the food heads down more easily (of course, I look

like an idiot if I'm out at a restaurant, but after what we all go

through with this disease, WHO CARES!!).

Good luck, and make sure to find a surgeon that you feel really good

about -- I was certainly fortunate to find a very wonderful doc here in

Maine.

Date: Thu, 20 Jun 2002 08:57:12 -0400

From: " Janers " <rojakort@...>

Subject: going to Cleveland

Well the tests results are in and again it is achalasia. Doc said he

could dialate again, but that would be the third time since 2001 and

second since april of this year. We decided another opinion was in

order and that a surgeon will see me July 1st.

I will find out if having another dilation will work or going for the

myotomoy with partial flap.

How long were some of you in the hospital for this procedure?

I know everyone is different.

Also what should I be asking the doc when I see him, I have a list LOL

but want to ask it all...

Thanks for listening to me..

hugs

janers

[Guest guest]

Hi guys!

Once again, I've bitten off more than I can chew. I started out the day

relatively well. Able to do a little laundry & dishes. Went to the library &

quickie grocery store stop.

Honestly, that is pretty good for someone with all my " spinal stuff " going

on.

Problem is, dd had accident on couch where she fell asleep last night, and

she " decorated " the living room floor with chips. Freezer AND fridge need

cleaned. I think I really did expect myself to magically be able to do of

this. Now I can't do anything else & am getting really bummed out. I still

have my Christmas tree up! Maybe I'll just leave it up all year & decorate

it differently for each holiday. I'll tell dd that I WANT her to take

decorations off of it. It'll stay pretty for sure- lol.

Does anybody else do this to themselves? It seems my life consists of me

PUSHING myself to do just one more thing, until I just physically can't do

anything. I hate to sound whiny, I'm just TIRED!!!! Half the time I'm late

for church on Sun. mornings because I literally can't get out of the bed.

The other day, I was walking across the church parking lot & like my lower

body just " locked up " . It was so painful & embarrassing. I was afraid the

men were gonna try to carry me. Oh well, such is life. At least I'm not in

a wheelchair. (Except for long distances, big grocery store trips).

Is anyone in here fused to the sacrum? If so, would you be willing to share

with me what kind of movement you have left. How do you do things that

require you to bend like shave your legs, tie your shoes, etc. I'm pretty

sure that I'm gonna end up with that being my only option left. I've already

exhausted all the pain management options according to my doctor.

Thanks for letting me vent & whine.

Blessings,

Carla

[Guest guest]

Carla,

I saw you post about pushing your self and had to respond. I am in the

same boat when it comes to house work. I am not working, and live alone, the

chores overwhelm me and a good portion of them remain undone. I go to

physical therapy twice a week (which is way too painful) and have had the

same whiny conversations with my therapist. I feel so defeated, and useless

not being able to keep up with the simple things. I guess I just wanted to

tell you that you aren't alone, I end up most days, overdone, crying, & on my

heating pad. It gets so darn old. Please feel free to contact me, Its nice to

have someone to understand. Take Care, stay warm. StellaBlue

[Guest guest]

Hi Carla,

Have you tried the living aids like the grabber, canes, walkers, etc.?

Having a brother who is mildly cerebral palsy but now lives in a wheelchair,

I've come to realize that the aids make life easier where I can do a little

more than I can without them. I've had other people, who know a little about

my situation, compliment me on how well and how much I can handle. These

aids, in my opinion, don't take away from your dignity, they add to it. I

will admit that I am lucky in that I have a wonderful husband and two grown

daughters who are quick to help me when I do tend to overdo things. I have

also change my way of thinking in what is important in my life and a

perfectly cleaned house is not one of those important things, just a tidy,

clean enough to remain healthy house. I also have fibromyalgia, which has

caused me to change my thinking since the two tend to wear me out.

Llweyn

Re: Digest Number 590

Hi guys!

Once again, I've bitten off more than I can chew. I started out the day

relatively well. Able to do a little laundry & dishes. Went to the

library &

quickie grocery store stop.

Honestly, that is pretty good for someone with all my " spinal stuff " going

on.

Problem is, dd had accident on couch where she fell asleep last night, and

she " decorated " the living room floor with chips. Freezer AND fridge need

cleaned. I think I really did expect myself to magically be able to do of

this. Now I can't do anything else & am getting really bummed out. I

still

have my Christmas tree up! Maybe I'll just leave it up all year &

decorate

it differently for each holiday. I'll tell dd that I WANT her to take

decorations off of it. It'll stay pretty for sure- lol.

Does anybody else do this to themselves? It seems my life consists of me

PUSHING myself to do just one more thing, until I just physically can't do

anything. I hate to sound whiny, I'm just TIRED!!!! Half the time I'm

late

for church on Sun. mornings because I literally can't get out of the bed.

The other day, I was walking across the church parking lot & like my lower

body just " locked up " . It was so painful & embarrassing. I was afraid

the

men were gonna try to carry me. Oh well, such is life. At least I'm not

in

a wheelchair. (Except for long distances, big grocery store trips).

Is anyone in here fused to the sacrum? If so, would you be willing to

share

with me what kind of movement you have left. How do you do things that

require you to bend like shave your legs, tie your shoes, etc. I'm pretty

sure that I'm gonna end up with that being my only option left. I've

already

exhausted all the pain management options according to my doctor.

Thanks for letting me vent & whine.

Blessings,

Carla

[Guest guest]

Carla,

So sorry to hear you're not doing well.

I had T2-S1 revision surgery 2001. I AM restricted in movement, and

sometimes get very frustrated, but I have regained my life so most times I'm

glad I had the surgery. (Really had no choice) I can now shave my legs if I

put my foot on a bench, but that hurts my upper back. I use an extension on

the razor, actually something my Dad made, but they are available

commercially I have since learned. I have either slip on shoes, or my

Reeboks with elastic shoelaces that are always tied, and I just slip on.

It's actually most bothersome buying the shoes. I use a gripper for laundry.

I wish there was a way to have it with me at work, since picking papers off

the floor is extremely difficult, but that's not practical. I just hang on

to things more consciously now. If I'm in unfamiliar places with unfamiliar

people, I feel conspicuous, but usually I'm with people who understand my

predicament. I did notice this Christmas that my tree was decorated mostly

from my shoulders to my knees, but hey, it was up and lit so that was good!

I don't " sweat the small stuff " , except when I'm in a mood to feel sorry for

myself. I know I can do much more now than before surgery when the pain so

limited me that I pondered the quality vs quantity of life issue. I'm no

where near as crabby with the family, don't get exhausted from the pain

mid-morning, can work again, get to hire someone to do my fall leaves, don't

have to clean the cat box on the floor anymore, don't have to be humiliated

by my teenagers at billiards! Life is good! Hang in there.

Donna

>From: singer4jc74@...

>Reply-Scoliosis Treatment

>Scoliosis Treatment

>Subject: Re: Digest Number 590

>Date: Thu, 9 Jan 2003 21:57:26 EST

>

>Hi guys!

>

>Once again, I've bitten off more than I can chew. I started out the day

>relatively well. Able to do a little laundry & dishes. Went to the

>library &

> quickie grocery store stop.

>Honestly, that is pretty good for someone with all my " spinal stuff " going

>on.

>

>Problem is, dd had accident on couch where she fell asleep last night, and

>she " decorated " the living room floor with chips. Freezer AND fridge need

>cleaned. I think I really did expect myself to magically be able to do of

>this. Now I can't do anything else & am getting really bummed out. I

>still

>have my Christmas tree up! Maybe I'll just leave it up all year & decorate

>it differently for each holiday. I'll tell dd that I WANT her to take

>decorations off of it. It'll stay pretty for sure- lol.

>

>Does anybody else do this to themselves? It seems my life consists of me

>PUSHING myself to do just one more thing, until I just physically can't do

>anything. I hate to sound whiny, I'm just TIRED!!!! Half the time I'm

>late

>for church on Sun. mornings because I literally can't get out of the bed.

>The other day, I was walking across the church parking lot & like my lower

>body just " locked up " . It was so painful & embarrassing. I was afraid the

>men were gonna try to carry me. Oh well, such is life. At least I'm not

>in

>a wheelchair. (Except for long distances, big grocery store trips).

>

>Is anyone in here fused to the sacrum? If so, would you be willing to

>share

>with me what kind of movement you have left. How do you do things that

>require you to bend like shave your legs, tie your shoes, etc. I'm pretty

>sure that I'm gonna end up with that being my only option left. I've

>already

>exhausted all the pain management options according to my doctor.

>

>Thanks for letting me vent & whine.

>

>Blessings,

>Carla

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I just saw www.bpkids.org last night. It's for families of kids who've been

diagnosed as bi-polar. Check out the message boards for something that will

truly scare you. There are kids as young as 2 and 3, who've been multiple

dx'd and are on multiple medications, some to deal with the problems of the

first. Somewhere in the last 2 days, the director of the board makes some

asinine comment like, " Just because 2 things happen at the same time, that

doesn't mean that they have anything to do with eachother " , referring to

side effects and drugs. SHEESH!

Deb La Plante

[Guest guest]

I just saw www.bpkids.org last night. It's for families of kids who've been

diagnosed as bi-polar. Check out the message boards for something that will

truly scare you. There are kids as young as 2 and 3, who've been multiple

dx'd and are on multiple medications, some to deal with the problems of the

first. Somewhere in the last 2 days, the director of the board makes some

asinine comment like, " Just because 2 things happen at the same time, that

doesn't mean that they have anything to do with eachother " , referring to

side effects and drugs. SHEESH!

Deb La Plante

[Guest guest]

I just saw www.bpkids.org last night. It's for families of kids who've been

diagnosed as bi-polar. Check out the message boards for something that will

truly scare you. There are kids as young as 2 and 3, who've been multiple

dx'd and are on multiple medications, some to deal with the problems of the

first. Somewhere in the last 2 days, the director of the board makes some

asinine comment like, " Just because 2 things happen at the same time, that

doesn't mean that they have anything to do with eachother " , referring to

side effects and drugs. SHEESH!

Deb La Plante

[Guest guest]

I just saw www.bpkids.org last night. It's for families of kids who've been

diagnosed as bi-polar. Check out the message boards for something that will

truly scare you. There are kids as young as 2 and 3, who've been multiple

dx'd and are on multiple medications, some to deal with the problems of the

first. Somewhere in the last 2 days, the director of the board makes some

asinine comment like, " Just because 2 things happen at the same time, that

doesn't mean that they have anything to do with eachother " , referring to

side effects and drugs. SHEESH!

Deb La Plante

[Guest guest]

Jo wrote:

" Sarina, I'll be glad to go shopping with you there, especially during the

weight loss phase. Of course, I just snagged a bunch of stuff and should

be set for the next 30 pounds.... "

Yaaay! Good for you. Keep exercising, and you'll shrink out of them in no

time.

I came home from my fill appointment, weighed myself just for yucks, and was

down 2! Hm. Well, I still needed it, I was eating all the time...

I about killed myself today, two Rivers classes in a row. My

" beginner " class weren't beginners - they were all new but really fit, and

their heart-rates just wouldn't budge. So I had to spend my second hour

trying to kick their butts. Got all wrinkly, too.

And, Jo, you can never be too rich, too thin, OR have TOO MANY CLOTHES!

Does anyone coming to the Kitsap lunch next week need any size 10's, 8's, or

6'es? I have a bag of stuff...

Sarina

[Guest guest]

Dear Rowena,

There's an Australian firm that gets oil from us here in the Philippines and I

think they also distribute on line. our company is Viviendo Philippines. We

process Premium Quality VCO using the COLD PROCESS, ABSOLUTELY NO HEAT.

Thanks for taking VCO.

Tess Mamangun

Quoting Coconut Oil :

>

>

> There are 2 messages in this issue.

>

[Guest guest]

Dear coconut_oil_opne forum members especially those from the Philippines:

You may want to meet DR. and Mrs. Bruce Fife, they are coming to the Philippines

in May. There will be a symposium on May 14, 2005 at the Traders

Hotel-Shangrila at Roxas Blvd. The title of the Symposium is " Why Coconut

Cures " . Together with him, Dr. Conrado Dayrit, Dra. Vermen Verallo and Dr.

Fabian Dayrit will make presentations of their Scientific studies on VCO.

There will also be a presentation of testimonies from selected persons who have

been cured by using VCO.

If you can to join and register please call the secretariat at the Natural

Products Division in CITEM at (02)831 2483 or call me at (02)8256663 or

(02)8297772.

He will also have an informal talk in Kalibo, Aklan on May 20 in the morning.

DON'T MISS THIS ONCE IN A LIFETIME CHANCE TO MEET AND LISTEN TO DR. BRUCE FIFE!

Quoting Coconut Oil :

>

>

> There are 2 messages in this issue.

>

> Topics in this digest:

>

> 1. Re: New to Group- Chronic Thyroid problems

> From: " Rowena " <newses@...>

> 2. Re: coconut milk ideas

> From: " Rowena " <newses@...>

>

>

> ________________________________________________________________________

> ________________________________________________________________________

>

> Message: 1

> Date: Wed, 20 Apr 2005 10:47:39 +0800

> From: " Rowena " <newses@...>

> Subject: Re: New to Group- Chronic Thyroid problems

>

>

> Carol said: I ordered from NZ during a weekend, had e-mail from them on

> Monday saying my

> order was filled, and I had it by Wednesday. I use debit card for payment.

>

> The oil I am using I got from Kokonut via a firm in Canberra, Australia, and

> it's very good. I would like to try the centrifuged oil next. I don't

> really want to have to order it from the USA, and imagine I can order it

> direct from source. My impression is that there is only one firm doing it

> with centrifuge, though that may not be correct. Can anyone advise me of a

> source in Australia selling premium oil, or direct from the country

> concerned?

> Did I understand correctly that someone in the US ordered from New Zealand?

>

> Is there a link for a list of suppliers of good coconut oil?

>

> Rowena

>

>

[Guest guest]

hi Rowena,

my name is Selina Sayong, a charter member of the vco

assoc. of the phils. we will be coming out with a

website soon. in that site will be a list of

producers and traders of vco from the Philippines.

I am marketing Rare Earth Virgin Coconut Oil that is

using the centrifuge process. I personally use the

oil since I have kidney failure and hepa c. Even if i

am still on dialysis there are a lot of changes in my

blood tests. This vco is produced in the philippines.

to know more please visit www.coconaturelle.com.

we will be implementing an online payment soon.

thanks

selina

--- Viviendo <viviendo@...> wrote:

>

> Dear coconut_oil_opne forum members especially those

> from the Philippines:

>

> You may want to meet DR. and Mrs. Bruce Fife, they

> are coming to the Philippines

> in May. There will be a symposium on May 14, 2005

> at the Traders

> Hotel-Shangrila at Roxas Blvd. The title of the

> Symposium is " Why Coconut

> Cures " . Together with him, Dr. Conrado Dayrit, Dra.

> Vermen Verallo and Dr.

> Fabian Dayrit will make presentations of their

> Scientific studies on VCO.

> There will also be a presentation of testimonies

> from selected persons who have

> been cured by using VCO.

>

> If you can to join and register please call the

> secretariat at the Natural

> Products Division in CITEM at (02)831 2483 or call

> me at (02)8256663 or

> (02)8297772.

>

> He will also have an informal talk in Kalibo, Aklan

> on May 20 in the morning.

>

> DON'T MISS THIS ONCE IN A LIFETIME CHANCE TO MEET

> AND LISTEN TO DR. BRUCE FIFE!

> Quoting Coconut Oil :

>

> >

> >

> > There are 2 messages in this issue.

> >

> > Topics in this digest:

> >

> > 1. Re: New to Group- Chronic Thyroid

> problems

> > From: " Rowena " <newses@...>

> > 2. Re: coconut milk ideas

> > From: " Rowena " <newses@...>

> >

> >

> >

>

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> >

>

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> > Message: 1

> > Date: Wed, 20 Apr 2005 10:47:39 +0800

> > From: " Rowena " <newses@...>

> > Subject: Re: New to Group- Chronic Thyroid

> problems

> >

> >

> > Carol said: I ordered from NZ during a weekend,

> had e-mail from them on

> > Monday saying my

> > order was filled, and I had it by Wednesday. I use

> debit card for payment.

> >

> > The oil I am using I got from Kokonut via a firm

> in Canberra, Australia, and

> > it's very good. I would like to try the

> centrifuged oil next. I don't

> > really want to have to order it from the USA, and

> imagine I can order it

> > direct from source. My impression is that there

> is only one firm doing it

> > with centrifuge, though that may not be correct.

> Can anyone advise me of a

> > source in Australia selling premium oil, or direct

> from the country

> > concerned?

> > Did I understand correctly that someone in the US

> ordered from New Zealand?

> >

> > Is there a link for a list of suppliers of good

> coconut oil?

> >

> > Rowena

> >

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

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> >

> > Message: 2

> > Date: Wed, 20 Apr 2005 10:39:21 +0800

> > From: " Rowena " <newses@...>

> > Subject: Re: coconut milk ideas

> >

> >

> > Alobar said: I can re-post them if

> > you missed them. Both are very yummy.

> >

> > Yes please.

> > Rowena

> > (New, from Australia, Hi everybody)

> >

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

> >

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[Guest guest]

hi Rowena,

my name is Selina Sayong, a charter member of the vco

assoc. of the phils. we will be coming out with a

website soon. in that site will be a list of

producers and traders of vco from the Philippines.

I am marketing Rare Earth Virgin Coconut Oil that is

using the centrifuge process. I personally use the

oil since I have kidney failure and hepa c. Even if i

am still on dialysis there are a lot of changes in my

blood tests. This vco is produced in the philippines.

to know more please visit www.coconaturelle.com.

we will be implementing an online payment soon.

thanks

selina

--- Viviendo <viviendo@...> wrote:

>

> Dear coconut_oil_opne forum members especially those

> from the Philippines:

>

> You may want to meet DR. and Mrs. Bruce Fife, they

> are coming to the Philippines

> in May. There will be a symposium on May 14, 2005

> at the Traders

> Hotel-Shangrila at Roxas Blvd. The title of the

> Symposium is " Why Coconut

> Cures " . Together with him, Dr. Conrado Dayrit, Dra.

> Vermen Verallo and Dr.

> Fabian Dayrit will make presentations of their

> Scientific studies on VCO.

> There will also be a presentation of testimonies

> from selected persons who have

> been cured by using VCO.

>

> If you can to join and register please call the

> secretariat at the Natural

> Products Division in CITEM at (02)831 2483 or call

> me at (02)8256663 or

> (02)8297772.

>

> He will also have an informal talk in Kalibo, Aklan

> on May 20 in the morning.

>

> DON'T MISS THIS ONCE IN A LIFETIME CHANCE TO MEET

> AND LISTEN TO DR. BRUCE FIFE!

> Quoting Coconut Oil :

>

> >

> >

> > There are 2 messages in this issue.

> >

> > Topics in this digest:

> >

> > 1. Re: New to Group- Chronic Thyroid

> problems

> > From: " Rowena " <newses@...>

> > 2. Re: coconut milk ideas

> > From: " Rowena " <newses@...>

> >

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> > Message: 1

> > Date: Wed, 20 Apr 2005 10:47:39 +0800

> > From: " Rowena " <newses@...>

> > Subject: Re: New to Group- Chronic Thyroid

> problems

> >

> >

> > Carol said: I ordered from NZ during a weekend,

> had e-mail from them on

> > Monday saying my

> > order was filled, and I had it by Wednesday. I use

> debit card for payment.

> >

> > The oil I am using I got from Kokonut via a firm

> in Canberra, Australia, and

> > it's very good. I would like to try the

> centrifuged oil next. I don't

> > really want to have to order it from the USA, and

> imagine I can order it

> > direct from source. My impression is that there

> is only one firm doing it

> > with centrifuge, though that may not be correct.

> Can anyone advise me of a

> > source in Australia selling premium oil, or direct

> from the country

> > concerned?

> > Did I understand correctly that someone in the US

> ordered from New Zealand?

> >

> > Is there a link for a list of suppliers of good

> coconut oil?

> >

> > Rowena

> >

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> > Message: 2

> > Date: Wed, 20 Apr 2005 10:39:21 +0800

> > From: " Rowena " <newses@...>

> > Subject: Re: coconut milk ideas

> >

> >

> > Alobar said: I can re-post them if

> > you missed them. Both are very yummy.

> >

> > Yes please.

> > Rowena

> > (New, from Australia, Hi everybody)

> >

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been

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