Re: another lymph node question

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Everyone,

>

> We have discussed swollen lymph nodes before, but I have a few more

questions...Can anyone tell me how long their swollen lymph nodes stayed that

way? I'm going on 5-6 months of a rock hard lymph node on my neck and am

planning on having the doctor check it. Is there a way to verify (without a

biopsy) that it's not cancerous?

+++Hi Marti,

Exactly is the lymph nodes located, and how big is it? Has it changed at all

since starting on my program? Up or down in size, or softer or harder, etc.

Are you massaging it, along with massaging around it?

How long in months have you been completely on this program?

Bee

[Guest guest]

Hi Bee,

Thank you for this personal attention! I started the program in September and

am almost completely on it (95%). I think I'm about ready to be all the way on,

even though the healing reactions create quite a bit of fatigue.

I believe it is my tonsilar lymph node that is swollen. It swelled up around

the time I started the program and did fluctuate up and down and seemed to be

softer for a while, but now has remained larger and hard for a couple of months.

It is round and about 1 1/2 " in diameter. I have been massaging the lymph node

and around it and also been doing dry skin brushing daily. Any info may help

to put my mind at ease.

Thank you again!

Marti

From: beeisbuzzing2003@...

Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2011 13:56:29 +0000

Subject: [ ] Re: another lymph node question

>

> Hi Everyone,

>

> We have discussed swollen lymph nodes before, but I have a few more

questions...Can anyone tell me how long their swollen lymph nodes stayed that

way? I'm going on 5-6 months of a rock hard lymph node on my neck and am

planning on having the doctor check it. Is there a way to verify (without a

biopsy) that it's not cancerous?

+++Hi Marti,

Exactly is the lymph nodes located, and how big is it? Has it changed at all

since starting on my program? Up or down in size, or softer or harder, etc. Are

you massaging it, along with massaging around it?

How long in months have you been completely on this program?

Bee

[Guest guest]

>

>

> Hi Bee,

>

> Thank you for this personal attention! I started the program in September and

am almost completely on it (95%). I think I'm about ready to be all the way on,

even though the healing reactions create quite a bit of fatigue.

>

> I believe it is my tonsilar lymph node that is swollen. It swelled up around

the time I started the program and did fluctuate up and down and seemed to be

softer for a while, but now has remained larger and hard for a couple of months.

It is round and about 1 1/2 " in diameter. I have been massaging the lymph node

and around it and also been doing dry skin brushing daily. Any info may help

to put my mind at ease.

+++Hi Marti,

Do you have any root canals, implants, sore gums or other issues with your

mouth, since those lymph nodes can be swollen because of them.

You can also do these things to help your adrenal glands and your entire

lymphatic system:

1. Put wet hot packs on the swollen lymph node.

2. Cup your hand and tap hard on the skin overlapping the adrenal glands for 2

minutes daily. Your adrenal glands are located just above the kidneys on your

back.

3. Do reflexology: The reflex points are located 2 inches above and 1 inch to

the right side of the belly button, and also 1 inch to the left side of the

belly button. Rub these two points vigorously for 1 minute 3 times a week. These

spots will probably be tender if the adrenals are malfunctioning.

Ensure you are taking 1.5 teaspoons of ocean sea salt per day, which are very

important for your lymphatic system. See this article on the adrenals for more

information and help:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/treat1.php

All the best, Bee

[Guest guest]

Hi Bee,

I have not had any root canals or dental implants. I've had about 12 cavities

filled within the last 10 years and for the last couple of years also red

slightly unhappy gums. I've been religious with the celtic salt. I will try the

other 3 suggestions and get back to you.

Thanks again!

Marti

From: beeisbuzzing2003@...

Date: Fri, 25 Feb 2011 11:43:40 +0000

Subject: [ ] Re: another lymph node question

+++Hi Marti,

Do you have any root canals, implants, sore gums or other issues with your

mouth, since those lymph nodes can be swollen because of them.

You can also do these things to help your adrenal glands and your entire

lymphatic system:

1. Put wet hot packs on the swollen lymph node.

2. Cup your hand and tap hard on the skin overlapping the adrenal glands for 2

minutes daily. Your adrenal glands are located just above the kidneys on your

back.

3. Do reflexology: The reflex points are located 2 inches above and 1 inch to

the right side of the belly button, and also 1 inch to the left side of the

belly button. Rub these two points vigorously for 1 minute 3 times a week. These

spots will probably be tender if the adrenals are malfunctioning.

Ensure you are taking 1.5 teaspoons of ocean sea salt per day, which are very

important for your lymphatic system. See this article on the adrenals for more

information and help:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/treat1.php

All the best, Bee