Re: Teasel helps joints/walking and smilax stopped skin from peeling!

[Guest guest]

>

> Wanted to give a good report. My pain and difficulty walking that I

> thought was irreversable and entirely from torn cartilege, discs,

and

> ligaments, was partially reversed in just a few days of teasel.

>

> Also, my face and lips that were red and peeling constantly for

years

> has been reversed by small amounts of smilax.

>

i hope this is not a stupid question but what is teasel? I have alot

of muscle aches and tendonitis.

[Guest guest]

Not a stupid question. I've been studying alternative medicine for

years and didn't know about it.

It's a herb that helps circulation and inflammation as per Buhner.

If you want to PM me, I'll tell you where I buy it. I have no

financial interest, but I don't want to seem to be soliciting.

It's a company recommended in Buhner's book.

> >

> > Wanted to give a good report. My pain and difficulty walking

that I

> > thought was irreversable and entirely from torn cartilege, discs,

> and

> > ligaments, was partially reversed in just a few days of teasel.

> >

> > Also, my face and lips that were red and peeling constantly for

> years

> > has been reversed by small amounts of smilax.

> >

> i hope this is not a stupid question but what is teasel? I have

alot

> of muscle aches and tendonitis.

>

[Guest guest]

> > >

> > > Wanted to give a good report. My pain and difficulty walking

> that I

> > > thought was irreversable and entirely from torn cartilege,

discs,

> > and

> > > ligaments, was partially reversed in just a few days of teasel.

> > >

> > > Also, my face and lips that were red and peeling constantly

for

> > years

> > > has been reversed by small amounts of smilax.

> > >

> > i hope this is not a stupid question but what is teasel? I have

> alot

> > of muscle aches and tendonitis.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

,

that's good news.

I've seen a lot of good things about teasel on this list, and now

after reading your post, I'm going to give it a try.

Could you say where you get it and how much you take?

Sorry if you have already said this.

ellen

>

> Wanted to give a good report. My pain and difficulty walking that I

> thought was irreversable and entirely from torn cartilege, discs, and

> ligaments, was partially reversed in just a few days of teasel.

>

> Also, my face and lips that were red and peeling constantly for years

> has been reversed by small amounts of smilax.

>

[Guest guest]

Have you checked with at 1st Chinese? They seem to have it all.

I haven't used it yet, either, but am thinking strongly about getting some,

and I imagine I will call and see what she says.

Jim.

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rasheedaas <rasheedaas@...> wrote:

,

that's good news.

I've seen a lot of good things about teasel on this list, and now

after reading your post, I'm going to give it a try.

Could you say where you get it and how much you take?

Sorry if you have already said this.

ellen

[Guest guest]

Have you checked with at 1st Chinese? They seem to have it all.

I haven't used it yet, either, but am thinking strongly about getting some,

and I imagine I will call and see what she says.

Jim.

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rasheedaas <rasheedaas@...> wrote:

,

that's good news.

I've seen a lot of good things about teasel on this list, and now

after reading your post, I'm going to give it a try.

Could you say where you get it and how much you take?

Sorry if you have already said this.

ellen

[Guest guest]

,

My LLMD has me taking 10 drops a day of teasel & 10 of cat's claw. I'm

starting to wonder whether I'm taking enough of either. Do you plan to

continue taking teasel? And if so, how much?

Thanks,

Jessie

>

> Wanted to give a good report. My pain and difficulty walking that I

> thought was irreversable and entirely from torn cartilege, discs, and

> ligaments, was partially reversed in just a few days of teasel.

>

> Also, my face and lips that were red and peeling constantly for years

> has been reversed by small amounts of smilax.

>

[Guest guest]

Jessie, IF you are going to use a tincture of it, Buhner recommend anywheres

from 1 drop once a day up to 3 drops three times a day at the low end. He says

some practitioners use 10 to 30 drops, three times a day. THe Chinese use it

dried whole root, NOT tincture, and use from 6 to 12 grams a day. That is 6,000

to 12,000 milligrams a day. Start out slower of course.

Jim.

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Jessie MacMillan <jessiemacmillan@...> wrote:

,

My LLMD has me taking 10 drops a day of teasel & 10 of cat's claw. I'm

starting to wonder whether I'm taking enough of either. Do you plan to

continue taking teasel? And if so, how much?

Thanks,

Jessie