Re: The energetics of getting sick

[Guest guest]

Will:

What does Torpor mean? Sounds ghastly......<G>

[Guest guest]

, Torpor is an older medical word for " wet and stagnant' like a swamp.

Not a good thing to have in your belly or your backyard. The more modern

words for torpid states are rhumatism and now fibromyalgia since the stuck

and excess fluids cause pain in the tissues.

The fluids are thickened with mucopolysaccharides (phelgm), which makes

great germ food as well as being carcinogenic. This is the root of disease.

Symptoms include skin lesions, hangover, lymph stagnation, bile stagnation

and sluggish digestion. The pulse is obscured, sluggish and dull.

Treatment herbs include dandelion root, burdock root, goldenseal, yellow

root, barberry, berberis, and the laxatives black walnut, buckthorn cascara,

senna and poke root.

Will

[Guest guest]

Does this mean mucus is produced or can be present in the lymph and

other organs other than the GI tract and lungs ?

> -----Original Message-----

> From: Will Winter [mailto:holistic@...]

> Sent: August 26, 2004 1:38 AM

> gallstones

> Subject: Re: The energetics of getting sick

>

> , Torpor is an older medical word for " wet and stagnant' like a

> swamp.

> Not a good thing to have in your belly or your backyard. The more

modern

> words for torpid states are rhumatism and now fibromyalgia since the

> stuck

> and excess fluids cause pain in the tissues.

>

> The fluids are thickened with mucopolysaccharides (phelgm), which

makes

> great germ food as well as being carcinogenic. This is the root of

> disease.

> Symptoms include skin lesions, hangover, lymph stagnation, bile

stagnation

> and sluggish digestion. The pulse is obscured, sluggish and dull.

>

> Treatment herbs include dandelion root, burdock root, goldenseal,

yellow

> root, barberry, berberis, and the laxatives black walnut, buckthorn

> cascara,

> senna and poke root.

>

> Will

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