Re: Re: bad miragrine headaches

[Guest guest]

Hi Ruth,

Thanks for that massage tip, when she gets a regular massage, they seem to

help in prevention. Unfortunately she travels a lot on business, its hard to

get her in one place for three weeks.

Her migraines were like yours, intense, followed by violent vomiting. She

has been dealing with these since childhood, and has gone through the gamut

of remedies and fixes.

Thanks again,

Nerio

3-4 years back, someone recommended me to go for a massage for a twisted

neck. This is chinese massage. It normally includes massaging the whole body

including the head and face to improve blood circulation.

[Guest guest]

Heat rising to the head. Could be due to yin deficiency, unbalancing

yang, or could be a yang excess. Can you feel them coming on? If so,

eat or drink something very cold.

On 7/21/2011 2:09 PM, Nerio DeLeon wrote:

> Hi Ruth,

>

> Thanks for that massage tip, when she gets a regular massage, they seem to

> help in prevention. Unfortunately she travels a lot on business, its hard to

> get her in one place for three weeks.

>

> Her migraines were like yours, intense, followed by violent vomiting. She

> has been dealing with these since childhood, and has gone through the gamut

> of remedies and fixes.

>

> Thanks again,

>

> Nerio

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> 3-4 years back, someone recommended me to go for a massage for a twisted

> neck. This is chinese massage. It normally includes massaging the whole body

> including the head and face to improve blood circulation.

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[Guest guest]

From Huuman's response it sure sounds to me like migraines are lymphatic and if

you move that lymph out, the pain will disappear. Lymph is always moving through

our system, but if it has a blockage somewhere, it pools up like a kink in a

hose. That is when you get the pain. The blockage needs to be cleared so the

lymph can keep moving and doing its job. Yes, hard exercise will move lymph.

Shake your body up and breathe deeply. Yes, massage will move lymph. Reflexology

does this. Anything you can find that will move lymph will work. There are many

things. Magnets will do that and those you can get and keep at home. You can

learn some of these techniques and do them at home. DMSO is another product I am

newly using that will do this and you can buy it in the tractor supply store and

have it at home. Just drop it by drops on the area that hurts. Follow with an

oil like coconut oil because DMSO will dry the skin out. I get headaches and

move them out by

working my own hands or feet. But now if I get one that I can't move out with

reflexology, I have the DMSO to try. But have learned some things along the way.

Alot of pain is simply a kink in our hosing. Learn some ways to move it out and

you will start your own health care in a whole new and exciting way.

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From: Huuman <huuman60@...>

 

Migraines are not one thing. There are many kinds. The term means " One

Sided " . So if you have a one sided headache, there are many possible

problems and many possible cures.

However, if you happen to have " Classic Migraine " , which is

characterized at onset by fingers and hands going numb which work their

way up to the head, blind spots, and extreme nausea, you have the

variety that mainly affects men. These attacks can be fatal on occasion.

Sometimes, even if they are not, you wish that they were. Having had the

problem for almost sixty years, I have learned some things about it:

There is no mainstream cure or treatment for it... at all... period,

no matter what you may otherwise be told by big pharma.

Massages are not going to make any difference.

Contrary to what one would ever consider doing, extreme exercise that

causes a very high heart rate alleviates the symptoms, at least to some

degree.

It is possible to alleviate the symptoms by going into a trace state...

did it once.

MegaHydrate relieves the symptoms and will stop and attack and is

somewhat effective on a daily basis.

Ubiquino supplementation on a daily basis is a very effective, long

term deterrent.

Regards,

Jim

Hi Ruth,

Thanks for that massage tip, when she gets a regular massage, they seem to

help in prevention. Unfortunately she travels a lot on business, its hard to

get her in one place for three weeks.

Her migraines were like yours, intense, followed by violent vomiting. She

has been dealing with these since childhood, and has gone through the gamut

of remedies and fixes.

Thanks again,

Nerio

3-4 years back, someone recommended me to go for a massage for a twisted

neck. This is chinese massage. It normally includes massaging the whole body

including the head and face to improve blood circulation.

[Guest guest]

Umm, I don't mean to be insulting or anything but incase you didn't know:

where I come from when we say someone " turned his nose up " at something it

means they won't have anything to do with it. We were not inhaling it or

even thinking of breathing it in anyway. I do apprecate the info though

because I did inhale it while putting in on my dogs. Thank you very much.

Sylvia

On Wed, Jul 20, 2011 at 7:11 PM, Anne Zipkes <acutez@...> wrote:

> Sylvia,

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> You need to do some (more?) homework on the things you're incorporating

> into your health maintenance. Just google DE to find a number of websites

> from which you can find dosage and frequency. Don't inhale DE dust. It can

> do irreparable damage to the lungs. Be more careful.

>

> Love and Laughter,

> Anne

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> > Ok, LOL. I went to the feed store to get the DMSO to give to my dogs but

> no

> > one there knows more about it than to give it to horses. (I think it was

> > horses, might have been cows. Certainly wasn't for dogs.) So for the last

> > few weeks it's just been sitting on my counter waiting for me to do

> > something with it. How much do I give per pound of weight?

> >

> > I read lots of stuff here that I try to implement into my family but my

> > husband is very resistant and if he says anything in ear shot of the

> kids,

> > they side with him. I even bought *Diatomaceous Earth *to add to our food

> to

> > get rid of any internal parasites we might have and although I don't know

> > how much to us per dish or drink or whatever, the first thing my husband

> did

> > was to turn his nose up at it. So the kids did too. On the other hand, my

> > dogs don't seem to mind it at all. Good thing since the smallest size we

> > could find was 25# and my grandson thought it was to play with and tossed

> > most of it all over the cement floor of our garage. I swept it up and the

> > dogs get the benefit of it.

> >

> > By the way, someone suggested putting it on the dogs to prevent the fleas

> > and although my Maltese became grey instead of white, it didn't seem to

> > help. At first I thought that she was just scratching because of the itch

> > but 2 days later she still had fleas.

> >

> > How does a human take the DMSO internally? I could use something better

> than

> > a multi-vitamin. If you use it on your skin to ease pain, will it - along

> > with oil - help the looks of scars? I have flea bite scars and they last

> > about 3 years at a time.

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you Nick

Nerio

Best regards,

Nerio DeLeon

neriodeleon@...

It only took about two weeks of eating mostly just raw eggs for the

headaches to quit. If She doesn't like them raw maybe she could try cooking

them sunny side up leaving just the yoke slightly raw. Might work like that.

[Guest guest]

Clear heat. Sounds like liver yang or gall bladder heat rising to the

head. Do they occur usually in one specific part of the head? Are

there any other symptoms, such as tinnitis?

On 7/25/2011 10:10 AM, Nerio DeLeon wrote:

> Thank you Nick

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> Nerio DeLeon

> neriodeleon@...

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> It only took about two weeks of eating mostly just raw eggs for the

> headaches to quit. If She doesn't like them raw maybe she could try cooking

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