Guest guest Posted June 15, 2006 Report Share Posted June 15, 2006 howdy > I have not heard of it being used before in Samters that I can remember. Me neither - that's why I suggested it :>) - Would love to hear anyone's experiences.... QUOTED> Specific 5-LOX inhibitors are already available, for example Zileuton, which is used in the treatment of asthma. Some herbal extracts also inhibit 5-LOX. These include aethiopinone, silymarin (silybin, silibinin) and boswellia (boswellic acids). There are even herbal dual inhibitors - ginger for example. NB zileuton is the active in " Zyflo " http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=boswellia+asthma & hl=en & start=10 & sa=N Andy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 21, 2011 Report Share Posted March 21, 2011 Hi Bee, I was reading your posts about aspirin type products interfere with the healing process. Your site mentions boswellia- http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/arth3.php http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/treat3.php This is one of many on the web about its properties http://www.suite101.com/blog/daisyelaine/boswellia_reduces_inflammation The titles mention it reduces inflammation, but it seems boswellia helps the body produce inflammation that leads to healing. The mediherb mentioned in the first article is very expensive, and is there another alternative boswellia complex? White willow bark does not control my pain. I think I am retracing an auto accident I had years ago. Plus a few months ago, I got shook up badly in an auto accident. Please let me know how you feel about using boswellia, and complexes with it and ginger, etc. Thanks. C. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 21, 2011 Report Share Posted March 21, 2011 > > Hi Bee, I was reading your posts about aspirin type products interfere with the healing process. Your site mentions boswellia- > http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/arth3.php > > http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/treat3.php > > This is one of many on the web about its properties > http://www.suite101.com/blog/daisyelaine/boswellia_reduces_inflammation > > The titles mention it reduces inflammation, but it seems boswellia helps the body produce inflammation that leads to healing. > > The mediherb mentioned in the first article is very expensive, and is there another alternative boswellia complex? White willow bark does not control my pain. I think I am retracing an auto accident I had years ago. Plus a few months ago, I got shook up badly in an auto accident. Please let me know how you feel about using boswellia, and complexes with it and ginger, etc. Thanks. +++Hi C., You don't need anything else other than this program to help your body produce any inflammation it needs in order to heal - see Inflammation & Infection Are Natural Healing Processes: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/nature3.php Therefore, trying to reduce inflammation doesn't help since those are the processes needed in order to heal. First, where is your pain located, i.e. what parts of your body were damaged during your accident? Maybe you should get a consultation with me - see this page: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/consult.php All the best, Bee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 21, 2011 Report Share Posted March 21, 2011 > > > > Hi Bee, I was reading your posts about aspirin type products interfere with the healing process. Your site mentions boswellia- > > > The titles mention it reduces inflammation, but it seems boswellia helps the body produce inflammation that leads to healing. White willow bark does not control my pain. I think I am retracing an auto accident I had years ago. Plus a few months ago, I got shook up badly in an auto accident. Please let me know how you feel about using boswellia, and complexes with it and ginger, etc. Thanks. > > +++Hi C., > > You don't need anything else other than this program to help your body produce any inflammation it needs in order to heal - see Inflammation & Infection Are Natural Healing Processes: > http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/nature3.php > > Therefore, trying to reduce inflammation doesn't help since those are the processes needed in order to heal. > > First, where is your pain located, i.e. what parts of your body were damaged during your accident? > > All the best, Bee > Thanks Bee, It is my lower back that is now hurting me. It started a couple of weeks after the accident. At that time I seemed to be just sore a few days, so not really sure it is related to the accident. I thought perhaps just the bending and stooping I usually do, had started to bother me. I have fibromyalgia, but it improved on your diet. Lower back pain did not seem to be a problem before though. The pain felt like the time I lifted too much, but that pain was in my shoulders. I had been off my medication-neurontin and muscle relaxer for about a year. I went several days with pain so bad, I had a hard time working, and was very nauseous. I could not sleep much at all. Then, the last few days, I took a neurontin at night, and a flexeril(muscle relaxer). 2 days ago I started to feel some better, so cut the flexeril in 1/2. I plan to cut down and quit them the next few days. I got to thinking it had been about 25 years since my first accident, and then I was hurting all over, and took me months to start feeling better. I have been on the diet about 25 months, so thought about it might be retracing. I have been on the diet about 90 %, and my ratios of fat, protein, and carbs have been right. I get less than 25 grams carbs. The supplements I have taken as suggested. I am working now to get 100% on the diet. My body is really good now at detoxing anything I do get off diet. I though too the pain may be related to stress, and was under more stress than usual. The accident itself was very stressful. I am also making me some fresh ginger tea, as it is mentioned to help pain and the nausea. Hope this is not too long. I am not sure I could afford a consultation. I only work 3 days a week. Thanks. C. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 21, 2011 Report Share Posted March 21, 2011 > > > > > > Hi Bee, I was reading your posts about aspirin type products interfere with the healing process. Your site mentions boswellia- > > > > > The titles mention it reduces inflammation, but it seems boswellia helps the body produce inflammation that leads to healing. > White willow bark does not control my pain. I think I am retracing an auto accident I had years ago. Plus a few months ago, I got shook up badly in an auto accident. Please let me know how you feel about using boswellia, and complexes with it and ginger, etc. Thanks. > > > > +++Hi C., > > > > You don't need anything else other than this program to help your body produce any inflammation it needs in order to heal - see Inflammation & Infection Are Natural Healing Processes: > > http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/nature3.php > > > > Therefore, trying to reduce inflammation doesn't help since those are the processes needed in order to heal. > > > > First, where is your pain located, i.e. what parts of your body were damaged during your accident? > > > > > All the best, Bee > > > Thanks Bee, > It is my lower back that is now hurting me. It started a couple of weeks after the accident. At that time I seemed to be just sore a few days, so not really sure it is related to the accident. I thought perhaps just the bending and stooping I usually do, had started to bother me. I have fibromyalgia, but it improved on your diet. Lower back pain did not seem to be a problem before though. The pain felt like the time I lifted too much, but that pain was in my shoulders. I had been off my medication-neurontin and muscle relaxer for about a year. I went several days with pain so bad, I had a hard time working, and was very nauseous. I could not sleep much at all. Then, the last few days, I took a neurontin at night, and a flexeril(muscle relaxer). 2 days ago I started to feel some better, so cut the flexeril in 1/2. I plan to cut down and quit them the next few days. I got to thinking it had been about 25 years since my first accident, and then I was hurting all over, and took me months to start feeling better. I have been on the diet about 25 months, so thought about it might be retracing. I have been on the diet about 90 %, and my ratios of fat, protein, and carbs have been right. I get less than 25 grams carbs. The supplements I have taken as suggested. I am working now to get 100% on the diet. My body is really good now at detoxing anything I do get off diet. I though too the pain may be related to stress, and was under more stress than usual. The accident itself was very stressful. I am also making me some fresh ginger tea, as it is mentioned to help pain and the nausea. Hope this is not too long. I am not sure I could afford a consultation. I only work 3 days a week. Thanks. +++Hi C., You certainly understand retracing. Good for you! For lower back pain mix oil of oregano 50/50 with olive oil, and rub the mixture into the area; apply heat for about 1 hour, leaving it on. You can tape plastic wrap over it to protect clothing and the heating pad or hot water bottle. Oil of oregano is just as powerful a pain killer as morphine. Stress makes your body run on its fight/flight nervous system, so do deep breathing exercises to switch it off: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/breath4.php Also take Epsom salt baths. I hope that helps. Bee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 21, 2011 Report Share Posted March 21, 2011 >x > > > +++Hi C., > > > > First, where is your pain located, i.e. what parts of your body were damaged during your accident? > > > > > > > > All the best, Bee > > > > > Thanks Bee, > > It is my lower back that is now hurting me. It started a couple of weeks after the accident. At that time I seemed to be just sore a few days, so not really sure it is related to the accident. I thought perhaps just the bending and stooping I usually do, had started to bother me. I have fibromyalgia, but it improved on your diet. Lower back pain did not seem to be a problem before though. The pain felt like the time I lifted too much, but that pain was in my shoulders. I had been off my medication-neurontin and muscle relaxer for about a year. I went several days with pain so bad, I had a hard time working, and was very nauseous. I could not sleep much at all. Then, the last few days, I took a neurontin at night, and a flexeril(muscle relaxer). 2 days ago I started to feel some better, so cut the flexeril in 1/2. I plan to cut down and quit them the next few days. I got to thinking it had been about 25 years since my first accident, and then I was hurting all over, and took me months to start feeling better. I have been on the diet about 25 months, so thought about it might be retracing. I have been on the diet about 90 %, and my ratios of fat, protein, and carbs have been right. I get less than 25 grams carbs. The supplements I have taken as suggested. I am working now to get 100% on the diet. My body is really good now at detoxing anything I do get off diet. I though too the pain may be related to stress, and was under more stress than usual. The accident itself was very stressful. I am also making me some fresh ginger tea, as it is mentioned to help pain and the nausea. Hope this is not too long. I am not sure I could afford a consultation. I only work 3 days a week. Thanks. > > +++Hi C., > > You certainly understand retracing. Good for you! > > For lower back pain mix oil of oregano 50/50 with olive oil, and rub the mixture into the area; apply heat for about 1 hour, leaving it on. > > You can tape plastic wrap over it to protect clothing and the heating pad or hot water bottle. Oil of oregano is just as powerful a pain killer as morphine. > > Stress makes your body run on its fight/flight nervous system, so do deep breathing exercises to switch it off: > http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/breath4.php > > Also take Epsom salt baths. > > I hope that helps. > > Bee >Thanks Bee, Actually, I forgot to mention, I did try some nights mixing oregano oil with some coconut oil, and rubbing it in. It did not seem to help, but I don't think I did it 50 %. Also tried a heating pad, but it was at a separate time. So I will work at getting it right. Thanks again. I do deep breathing, but with limited success. I will keep it up though. C. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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