Re: Is anyone else overwhelmed and confused??

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No. This happens to people with chronic issues all the time, and why we need lists. Feel I can just scream sometimes, because it's never as simple and straightforward as "they" say. Selling lots of books and programs though... like "losing weight", while getting an accurate diagnosis is becoming a lost art. Imagine how it is for autism moms... I work with them because they get the run-around too, and need facts to work with, not theories. Seems some of the NDs are the worst for spinning simplistic tales of natural cures. I believe in natural, but physiology counts too. One guy did not know hormones were conjugated in the liver from cholesterol, and they gave him a license to treat people! Swear they just quote each other and a bunch of crazy dead guys. Somebody elsewhere had the gall to post coffee enemas would cure pancreatic cancer.... tls

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From: lwenzloff

Maybe I'm just a little tired, but I'm getting so overwhelmed with trying to understand everything. I have a medical doc helping me, he's great(he's converted to alternative meds and put be on iodoral). I trust him, but I do a lot of rearch on my own as well. Everytime I think I get to the bottom of what's going on, another can of worms seems to open. For example, after hysterectomy, I figured my hormones were out of balance, then I find my thyroid is not right, then I find the adrenals are weak. Then I think Armour would be appropriate. No, Then I get on iodoral and the bromine detox occurs...I think. Then I read where candida also has a similar group of symptoms. I sometimes feel I'm going in circles, or playing the "chicken and the egg" game.UGH...sorry for the vent, maybe I'm just peeling the layers of an onion and getting to the cause and not the symptoms in which case,that would be a good thing. I emailed my dr about the headaches so I'll see what he has to say. I'll let you all know. Thanks.W

[Guest guest]

> UGH...sorry for the vent, maybe I'm just peeling the layers of an

> onion and getting to the cause and not the symptoms in which case,that

> would be a good thing. I emailed my dr about the headaches so I'll see

> what he has to say. I'll let you all know. Thanks.

> W

I hear you ! Our bodies are indeed " circles " and you cannot work on one

thing without affecting another. Some things, however, take priority.

Adrenals, for instance. They seem to do backup for so many things. I am

getting weary from the bromide detox too and it has made me realize I

probably need to do some more heavy metal detoxing.

Elaine

[Guest guest]

> Somebody elsewhere had the gall to post coffee enemas would cure

> pancreatic cancer.... tls

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That was me, LOL! I never said in that specific of a way. Just that coffee

enemas have cured pancreatic cancer in three people my instructor knows. I

realize there is no one cure for everything and everyone, but I think it is

fair to consider all the possibilities.

Elaine

[Guest guest]

Sorry to disagree with your instructor about what Cancer actually is, but...

as part of a natural program to get stress off the liver, I could understand it, but alone it's not going to do anything. Coffee does not kill off a pathogenic slime mold or break up a tumor/cyst. This is cruel to anyone so afflicted. ...tls

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From: Elaine > Somebody elsewhere had the gall to post coffee enemas would cure> pancreatic cancer.... tls>That was me, LOL! I never said in that specific of a way. Just that coffeeenemas have cured pancreatic cancer in three people my instructor knows. Irealize there is no one cure for everything and everyone, but I think it isfair to consider all the possibilities.Elaine

[Guest guest]

I know that these three people with pancreatic cancer did not only do coffee

enemas. In fact she said it is a full-time job when you are at that point to

take on healing yourself. Coffee enemas are but one therapy, but, in her

opinion, an important one as they seem exponentially increase cancer-killing

enzymes, or something like that. Anyway, I do not have pancreatic cancer but

if I were searching for clues for myself or a loved one I would want to

gather as much info as possible. I only brought it up because she had

mentioned it the same day I read the email. I realize coffee enemas have

been discussed at length on the NN list. OK, getting off topic here... I'm

sorry my post came across as small-minded. I just assume that people on

these sorts of lists know there is no one magic bullet and that I do not

need to explain as much.

Elaine

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> Sorry to disagree with your instructor about what Cancer actually is, but...

> as part of a natural program to get stress off the liver, I could understand

> it, but alone it's not going to do anything. Coffee does not kill off a

> pathogenic slime mold or break up a tumor/cyst. This is cruel to anyone so

> afflicted. ...tls

>

[Guest guest]

Sometimes I just go through the messages looking at emails that I determine might serve me and ignore the rest. No offense to anyone. In this way, people could utilize the subject line to help us all out!

Thanks,

On 2/11/06, lwenzloff <lwenzloff@...> wrote:

Maybe I'm just a little tired, but I'm getting so overwhelmed with trying to understand everything. I have a medical doc helping me, he's great(he's converted to alternative meds and put be on iodoral). I trust him, but I do a lot of rearch on my own as well. Everytime I think I get to the bottom of what's going on, another can of worms seems to open. For example, after hysterectomy, I figured my hormones were out of balance, then I find my thyroid is not right, then I find the adrenals are weak. Then I think Armour would be appropriate. No, Then I get on iodoral and the bromine detox occurs...I think. Then I

read where candida also has a similar group of symptoms. I sometimes feel I'm going in circles, or playing the " chicken and the egg " game.UGH...sorry for the vent, maybe I'm just peeling the layers of an onion and getting to the cause and not the symptoms in which case,that would be a good thing. I emailed my dr about the headaches so I'll see what he has to say. I'll let you all know. Thanks.W

[Guest guest]

I do the same. I just hope I'm not missing out on any valuable

information for me, but I just don't have time to look at all of

them. A detailed subject line would be good!

Mandy

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> > Maybe I'm just a little tired, but I'm getting so overwhelmed

with

> > trying to understand everything. I have a medical doc helping

me, he's

> > great(he's converted to alternative meds and put be on iodoral).

I

> > trust him, but I do a lot of rearch on my own as well. Everytime

I

> > think I get to the bottom of what's going on, another can of

worms

> > seems to open. For example, after hysterectomy, I figured my

hormones

> > were out of balance, then I find my thyroid is not right, then I

find

> > the adrenals are weak. Then I think Armour would be appropriate.

No,

> > Then I get on iodoral and the bromine detox occurs...I think.

Then I

> > read where candida also has a similar group of symptoms. I

sometimes

> > feel I'm going in circles, or playing the " chicken and the egg "

game.

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> > UGH...sorry for the vent, maybe I'm just peeling the layers of an

> > onion and getting to the cause and not the symptoms in which

case,that

> > would be a good thing. I emailed my dr about the headaches so

I'll see

> > what he has to say. I'll let you all know. Thanks.

> > W

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