Re: Edwina, Off topic!

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Hi ,

The first diploma was just a general bog

standard course. The second one is just fasinating and

is about 'Natural Nutrition'. The Philosophy is

fantastic, Lots of A & P and covers the influences of

the universe and how everything works as a whole. 'A

Universe in a grain of sand'. There are loads of

techniques to get to grips with such as castor oil

packing, coffee enemas (Gerson Therapy), urine therapy

etc. Really my whole outlook on life has changed and I

am no longer fearful. I originally started the course

to heal myself who knows where it will lead. I don't

want a second degree. I will probably never finish

this course. Theres always something new to learn but

I'm loving it.

Audrey

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Hi Audrey,

Glad to hear the B12 has been of help for you through

your relapse.

I'm sure you know alot about it then when studying

Nutrition too ;o)

It's real interesting to study it isn't it. Why are

you doing a

second Diploma in it...can you not go on and get a

degree after the

diploma??

I'm doing my course through a distance learning

course,studying from

home which is so handy with MS...it's through an irish

college here

called The National Training Authority...they're at

http://www.nta.ie

Good luck with your second course , hope it goes well.

Rep. Ireland

--- In low dose naltrexone , Audrey Henry

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wrote:

> Dear ,

> Thanks for the info.

> I used to get B12 monthly on the NHS but then

stopped

> when I moved abroad. I had one in June because of a

> relapse and wondered if my full recovery was due to

> the B12. I don't take large amounts of any other

> vitamin.

> I am on my second Nutrition Diploma. Who are you

> studying with?

> Audrey

>