Re: Digest Number 146

[Guest guest]

Hi Dimitrius,

Norflex is for muscularskeletal pain it works very good for me. Some of

the other medications I tried made me sick to my stomache or gave me

headaches this one I have been taking for about 3 yrs. I have my Dr.

prescibe the generic which is much cheaper (orphenadrine) I take 100mg.

I take it only when I really feel I need to. At one time I was taking

TOO much medication and I said no more of this I was not able to

function . I do believe Drs. mean well but have tendancy to over

subscribe medication. You might talk to your Dr. about norflex as for

myself it works wonders but again I try to to manage without it till I

feel its necessary to take it. Everyone is different in managing their

pain. I am one of those people who leans more towards mind over matter

maybe because I have been there done that with the medications I was on

in the past. Good luck and keep me posted if you try this and it works

as well for you.

God Bless,

Cathy

CSCluv**

http://community.webtv.net/cat926/doc

[Guest guest]

Thank you Kathy for your answer.

I will certainly ask my doctor about Norflex and I hope to know it. (I don't

know if we use the same name, here in Greece). If it is easy for you, can

you give me the name of the substance?

Thanks a lot.

DIMITRIOS

GREECE

cathy Culp wrote:

> From: cat926@... (cathy Culp)

>

> Hi Dimitrius,

> Norflex is for muscularskeletal pain it works very good for me. Some of

> the other medications I tried made me sick to my stomache or gave me

> headaches this one I have been taking for about 3 yrs. I have my Dr.

> prescibe the generic which is much cheaper (orphenadrine) I take 100mg.

> I take it only when I really feel I need to. At one time I was taking

> TOO much medication and I said no more of this I was not able to

> function . I do believe Drs. mean well but have tendancy to over

> subscribe medication. You might talk to your Dr. about norflex as for

> myself it works wonders but again I try to to manage without it till I

> feel its necessary to take it. Everyone is different in managing their

> pain. I am one of those people who leans more towards mind over matter

> maybe because I have been there done that with the medications I was on

> in the past. Good luck and keep me posted if you try this and it works

> as well for you.

> God Bless,

> Cathy

>

> CSCluv**

>

> http://community.webtv.net/cat926/doc

>

> ---------------------------

[Guest guest]

Yes, there is oil in peanut butter but I don't know anything about butter

being in it. Usually there is sugar in peanut butter but recently I have found

peanut butter with Splenda in it instead of sugar.

We have a lot of syrup in Alabama. When I was a little girl I would slip

into the kitchen, take out some syrup and put it in a frying pan. Then when it

was boiling I would put baking soda in it and make what I called syrup candy.

I learned after that to put peanuts in it and make peanut brittle. I probably

would have learned about that earlier but I lived in town and wasn't around

any peanuts. Lota

[Guest guest]

Hi All,

Yes, PB and banana sandwiches were and are a favorite of mine, however my

husband has the same reaction as . He loves the PB but has grape jelly

with his (he's not a diabetic). I have made my own PB by grinding up the nuts

with a thunderstick(you do have to add a little butter or oil to make it

spreadable). Have also made sunflower seed butter and cashew butter (but watch

the fat in that).

LeslyeAnn

Virginia USA

[Guest guest]

Almond butter is really good, too.

Re: [alldiabeticinternational] Digest Number 146

Have also made sunflower seed butter and cashew butter (but watch the

fat in that).

LeslyeAnn

Virginia USA

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