Re: Hemp Milk for electrosensitivity...

[Guest guest]

Some stuff I read suggested THC would be helpful,

but I haven't tried it. I used to have a feeling hemp

cereal was a bit beneficial, but I stopped because of

the sugar. I'm liking benfotiamine (prefer Doctor's Best

over the other I tried) and it may help against tingling.

I also often take inositol at bedtime per Conrad.

plus C, coQ10, E, methyl folate, B12 etc etc.

Hawthorn seems like a good idea and I take it daily now.

On Wed, Apr 20, 2011 at 12:36 PM, Elysia Drew <necessejamais@...>wrote:

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> Hi, all. Just thought I'd pass on this piece of advice. A PT who helped me

> a lot w/ chronic pain back in 2006 said he spoke w/ a very experienced

> natropath who claims that hemp milk can really help w/ electrosensitivity.

> Specifically, she claims it's the " antidote, " altho I doubt ppl. @ our level

> of sensitivity would experience anything more than moderate recovery. Still,

> might be worth a try. The recommended kind is UN-sweetened hemp milk,

> specifically " Tempt " by a co. called " Living Harvest. " I tried it and I did

> feel moderate reduction in pain, esp. in the back of my neck & postural

> muscles, but of course, the main thing is avoidance.

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> -E. Drew

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[Guest guest]

Thanks for the advice on hemp milk.

BTW, GNC's multi-vitamin contains inositol and alpha lipoic acid mentioned

today. I've taken it on occasion. Has anyone tried it?

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> > Hi, all. Just thought I'd pass on this piece of advice. A PT who helped me

> > a lot w/ chronic pain back in 2006 said he spoke w/ a very experienced

> > natropath who claims that hemp milk can really help w/ electrosensitivity.

> > Specifically, she claims it's the " antidote, " altho I doubt ppl. @ our level

> > of sensitivity would experience anything more than moderate recovery. Still,

> > might be worth a try. The recommended kind is UN-sweetened hemp milk,

> > specifically " Tempt " by a co. called " Living Harvest. " I tried it and I did

> > feel moderate reduction in pain, esp. in the back of my neck & postural

> > muscles, but of course, the main thing is avoidance.

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> > -E. Drew

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