RE: help me understand this strange symptoms

[Guest guest]

> But, if I do one of the following I will get gas:

>

> a. dry skin brushing

> b. massage of the abdomen

>

Just an idea, . If I were in this situation, and I wanted to get the

" past " out of my system, I would approach it as follows:

Day # 1 - dry brush 4 strokes. See what happens. Take Will's advice on

remediation.

Day # 2 - skip

Days # 3 - 10 Dry brush 4 strokes/day every other day. See what happens.

Take Will's advice on remediation.

If this is too much, dry brush 1 stroke/day. Space out the brushing to once a

week if need be.

Day 11-14 rest and do nothing except your usual health building plan.

Week 3 - if no symptoms, go the 6 strokes/ per session. Continue every other

day.

Week 4- if no symptoms, go the 8 strokes/ per session. Continue every other

day.

Week 5 - rest and do nothing except your usual health building plan.

Continue.

This is the gently, gently approach. As a wise massage therapist once told

me, its not how FAST you do something, but how well you travel through the

process.

You said you have had indigestion for 30 years. If you slowly process the

undigested food by-products stored in your body AND do not add to it by

observing

good health habits for the next 30 years, you will be doing well.

Impatience is the problem we all are struggling with. Its the national

disease of the USA. We want it NOW and that is really at the root of many of our

ills if you stop and think it through -- fast food, too fast lifestyle, too much

stress from over-working to buy our luxuries that we perceive as our

necessities, unwillingness to rest, sit still and listen to our bodies, desire

for a

FAST cure rather than changing our lifestyle when ANY ill befalls us. The list

is endless.

I love the AA definition of insanity -- " doing the same thing and expecting

different results. " We have to do it differently, do it consistently, and for

those of us the most damaged, we have to do it VERY, VERY SLOWLY.

Most people on this list are willing to embrace the road outlined in the

paragraph above. The others drop by, read a little and then move on since they

are

looking for the quick fix. Those people are obvious. They are too impatient

to mine the archives to see what wisdom is buried there, which is enormous.

So, if I were in this situation, I would park the impatience, give up ONE of

those two healing modalities, and do the other so slowly that I didnt rile up

my body. Both massage and skin brushing are designed to detox your system.

Some people have more delicate systems than others. I am one of those people and

I speak to this issue of parking the impatience from experience.

Good luck, (Atlanta), the OTHER

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 8/10/2004 5:17:45 PM Eastern Standard Time,

sbulmer@... writes:

> I was doing massage just before

> my liver flushes and getting the burping. I have just noticed over time

> that those 2 things cause massive burping afterwards. I really don't

> do either very often due to the burping reaction. It's not an issue of

> being impatient, it's more a lack of knowing what's really going on to

> cause this reaction.

>

Hi ,

Don't know if this will be relevant to what you're experiencing (and my

apologies if I am repeating something you already know), but one thing that came

to

mind is that with many kinds of energy work, a session may well produce

unique, strange symptoms, sometimes totally inexplicably. If there is an

energetic

block somewhere in your system, the unblocking of it is akin to a river dam

that suddenly bursts open, allowing all the toxins to flood out. E.g. in a

healing session aimed at helping to resolve a migraine, or a cold, clients are

told

that they may experience a worsening of symptoms before they actually get

better. This is because an energy work session, while shortening the duration of

an ailment, will oftentimes cause a quickening of symptoms already in

progress. So a cold, or migraine 'in progress' will likely continue to reach

peak

intensity, but will clear out much, much faster.

This may not resonate with you, so please disregard, if so (and hope it's not

too far off topic), but it just came to mind, so just thought to pass it

along. )

Blessing to you, n

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

This is good advice - starting VERY slowly and backing off if need be.

Just to clarify - I wasn't doing both the dry skin brushing and massage

together. I was doing dry skin brushing intermittedly over time and

noticed that I would get the burping. I was doing massage just before

my liver flushes and getting the burping. I have just noticed over time

that those 2 things cause massive burping afterwards. I really don't

do either very often due to the burping reaction. It's not an issue of

being impatient, it's more a lack of knowing what's really going on to

cause this reaction.

Thanks for the suggestions,

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

> From: mackarmstr@... [mailto:mackarmstr@...]

> Sent: August 10, 2004 1:24 PM

> gallstones

> Subject: Re: help me understand this strange symptoms

>

>

> > But, if I do one of the following I will get gas:

> >

> > a. dry skin brushing

> > b. massage of the abdomen

> >

>

> Just an idea, . If I were in this situation, and I wanted to get

the

> " past " out of my system, I would approach it as follows:

>

> Day # 1 - dry brush 4 strokes. See what happens. Take Will's advice

on

> remediation.

>

> Day # 2 - skip

>

> Days # 3 - 10 Dry brush 4 strokes/day every other day. See what

happens.

> Take Will's advice on remediation.

>

> If this is too much, dry brush 1 stroke/day. Space out the brushing to

> once a

> week if need be.

>

> Day 11-14 rest and do nothing except your usual health building plan.

>

> Week 3 - if no symptoms, go the 6 strokes/ per session. Continue every

> other

> day.

>

> Week 4- if no symptoms, go the 8 strokes/ per session. Continue every

> other

> day.

>

> Week 5 - rest and do nothing except your usual health building plan.

>

> Continue.

>

> This is the gently, gently approach. As a wise massage therapist once

told

> me, its not how FAST you do something, but how well you travel through

the

> process.

>

> You said you have had indigestion for 30 years. If you slowly process

the

> undigested food by-products stored in your body AND do not add to it

by

> observing

> good health habits for the next 30 years, you will be doing well.

>

> Impatience is the problem we all are struggling with. Its the national

> disease of the USA. We want it NOW and that is really at the root of

many

> of our

> ills if you stop and think it through -- fast food, too fast

lifestyle,

> too much

> stress from over-working to buy our luxuries that we perceive as our

> necessities, unwillingness to rest, sit still and listen to our

bodies,

> desire for a

> FAST cure rather than changing our lifestyle when ANY ill befalls us.

The

> list

> is endless.

>

> I love the AA definition of insanity -- " doing the same thing and

> expecting

> different results. " We have to do it differently, do it consistently,

and

> for

> those of us the most damaged, we have to do it VERY, VERY SLOWLY.

>

> Most people on this list are willing to embrace the road outlined in

the

> paragraph above. The others drop by, read a little and then move on

since

> they are

> looking for the quick fix. Those people are obvious. They are too

> impatient

> to mine the archives to see what wisdom is buried there, which is

> enormous.

>

> So, if I were in this situation, I would park the impatience, give up

ONE

> of

> those two healing modalities, and do the other so slowly that I didnt

rile

> up

> my body. Both massage and skin brushing are designed to detox your

system.

> Some people have more delicate systems than others. I am one of those

> people and

> I speak to this issue of parking the impatience from experience.

>

> Good luck, (Atlanta), the OTHER

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

It certainly could be something like that. I've asked " Ask s "

and will let the group know what he says.

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

> From: momazmat@... [mailto:momazmat@...]

> Sent: August 10, 2004 6:07 PM

> gallstones

> Subject: Re: help me understand this strange symptoms

>

> In a message dated 8/10/2004 5:17:45 PM Eastern Standard Time,

> sbulmer@... writes:

> > I was doing massage just before

> > my liver flushes and getting the burping. I have just noticed over

time

> > that those 2 things cause massive burping afterwards. I really

don't

> > do either very often due to the burping reaction. It's not an

issue of

> > being impatient, it's more a lack of knowing what's really going on

to

> > cause this reaction.

> >

>

> Hi ,

>

> Don't know if this will be relevant to what you're experiencing (and

my

> apologies if I am repeating something you already know), but one thing

> that came to

> mind is that with many kinds of energy work, a session may well

produce

> unique, strange symptoms, sometimes totally inexplicably. If there is

an

> energetic

> block somewhere in your system, the unblocking of it is akin to a

river

> dam

> that suddenly bursts open, allowing all the toxins to flood out. E.g.

in a

> healing session aimed at helping to resolve a migraine, or a cold,

clients

> are told

> that they may experience a worsening of symptoms before they actually

get

> better. This is because an energy work session, while shortening the

> duration of

> an ailment, will oftentimes cause a quickening of symptoms already in

> progress. So a cold, or migraine 'in progress' will likely continue to

> reach peak

> intensity, but will clear out much, much faster.

>

> This may not resonate with you, so please disregard, if so (and hope

it's

> not

> too far off topic), but it just came to mind, so just thought to pass

it

> along. )

>

> Blessing to you, n

>

>

>