Re: New here and want to learn what I improve my health

[Guest guest]

Type 2 diabetes is the easiest to handle with diet change. Stop eating all animal products. That means beef, chicken, turkey, pork, milk, yogurt, eggs, etc... yes, even the "low fat" stuff.

And hopefully you are not ingesting that poison they pass off as a "good" sugar substitute - any of them! They only set you up for obesity.

Go to www.hacres.com and go to the testimonials on the left hand side of the page, click and then search for diabetes and you can read of people who have gone off ALL medication for diabetes with diet.

Shari

[Guest guest]

Jenna,

Are you serious about changing your diet? If so, then you have

come to the right place to learn. Shari is right. My husband had a

one time seizure, not your problem, but he immediately changed and

got rid of ALL ANIMAL PRODUCTS and 6 weeks later, totally cured with

no medicine except 10 days during my search. Now 29ish years later

a living testimony out of " choices " he made and continues too.

You can do it girlfriend.

Even doing the Hallelujah Diet many have reaped freedom. I believe

raw, vegan is the answer, but then you have to decide for yourself

cause not everyone here is raw or perhaps vegan. I know it worked

for my husband, many others, but they wanted to change. Change is

not easy, but worth it. Now if I can get my career kicked in, I

would be closer to greater financial freedom---my goal!

Oh, musceless diet? Do google search for more information. Even a

book out that the library may have too. Bewt to you fo ryour desire

to be with us here.

Who makes the Super Tonic you talked about? Schulze?

carolg

>

> I am an insulin dependent type 2 diabetic, obese, have had 2 heart

> attacks from blocked heart arteries, have arthritis and high blood

> pressure. A friend gave me some Super tonic the other day since I

am

> having the second cold in 2 months. I was wondering if i could

add

> cinnamon to the supertonic to help my diabetes. Also, what other

> herbs, tonics, etc. could I take to help me get healthier. Also,

what

> is a mucusless diet?

>

> Thanks so much to all who answer me.

>

[Guest guest]

mucusless diet is no grains

Shari

[Guest guest]

It's a little bit more than no grains - you should check out these

books for very good info on a mucus-less diet:

Mucusless Diet Healing System

3 Day Cleanse & the Muscusless Diet

Rational Fasting

Mucusless Diet Healing System

all by Arnold Ehret and can be found on Amazon.com

At 11:23 AM 2/9/2007, you wrote:

>mucusless diet is no grains

>

>Shari

[Guest guest]

Super tonic is in the files along with deep tisue oil (or heat massage oil)... either under Schulze and , natural health remedies and/or organic supplements. You guys got to check out the files more often.... rofl. Suzicgiambri <cgiambri@...> wrote: Who makes the Super Tonic you talked about? Schulze?carolg

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[Guest guest]

Hi Jenna,

Yes you can add cinnamon to the tonic. As for herbs, tonics, etc., there

are a fair number that can assist you but the biggest help you will get

that will help you the most would be dietary and lifestyle changes.

Eating a more raw food diet will go much further in helping you than any

herbs or tonics will.

The mucusless diet is just that, eliminating the foods that create mucus

in the body. These are the acid ash foods or foods that leave an acidic

residue. The body needs an alkaline food source because every action in

the body including thought produces acidic metabolic wastes. We need the

alkaline diet to neutralize these wastes otherwise we become too acidic

and end up with rheumatism, arthritis type ailments. We also end up with

diabetes, cancer and such.

The more alkaline foods are raw fruits, vegetables and greens. All

grains are mucus forming as are all roots foods (carrots, potatoes,

etc.). All meats and dairy are acid forming foods. Any processed or junk

food is extremely acid forming.

Super tonic will help you right now but you really should consider

gradually changing your diet over. It is your choice to go about your

health as you see fit of course. I am only offering you a more natural,

basic way that costs very little, really.

Don

Jenna wrote:

> I am an insulin dependent type 2 diabetic, obese, have had 2 heart

> attacks from blocked heart arteries, have arthritis and high blood

> pressure. A friend gave me some Super tonic the other day since I am

> having the second cold in 2 months. I was wondering if i could add

> cinnamon to the supertonic to help my diabetes. Also, what other

> herbs, tonics, etc. could I take to help me get healthier. Also, what

> is a mucusless diet?

>

> Thanks so much to all who answer me.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Alkaline neutralizes acid. I knew that, but never put it together in a

health way. Another paradigm shift.

I've had Marilyn on raw and veggie because of her developing arthritis

in her hands, hips and knees. Most of the time she sticks with it.

I've heard that cinnamon is good in the treatment of diabetes, but have

never found out how or why. Any ideas?

Peace, love, laughter

Dominus Vobiscum

>

> Hi Jenna,

>

> Yes you can add cinnamon to the tonic.

[Guest guest]

I've been filing through them lately too - there IS a ton of stuff in

there....

>

> Message archives in any group I've been on are a bit of a

challenge... I've been doing some cleaning in them.. Start with one

or two words when you search. The files we have tried to set up so

you would know by the grouping an idea where to start... Any of

Schulze and s remedies are under them.. any member

contributions under natural health remedies... then we have recipes,

supplements, articles, health aids, etc etc... I know the mods are

open for some suggestions on the files if there is an easier way to

classify things.

> Of course, if one never goes to the store or library and browses

one will never know what is there either... So let's here some

suggestions out there.

>

> I ocassionally browse the message archives sometimes starting in

the beginning and go thru about 10 or more a day... or every so

often just to remember what is in there... alot of good stuff...

>