Kinesiology - Apple Cider Vinegar

July 2, 2008

I have been having slight problems that I think is my gall bladder for about six

weeks. I had an ultrasound that didn't show anything but I still think it is

gall baldder. I get slight pressure under my right rib. I have had to episodes

that got really uncomfortable after eating two slices of pizza. I think the

cheese sets mine off.

I went to a chiropractor who used kinesiology. I don't know if it works or not.

It was really weird. She would press on my right arm while pressing on

different organs. She said my arm gave into the pressure and lowered when she

pressed my gall bladder. I really think she was pushing harder then than the

other times. I'm not saying that kinesiology doesn't work but I just don't know

if she knew what she was doing. She also decided what to have me take by

holding different herbal products up to my gall bladder. The one that didn't

let my arm give any was what she told me I needed. That was what was really

weird. How could my body respond to something inside a glass container? Is

there any way she could determine what would help by holding the product up to

my gall baldder???

I think she did give me a remedy that is helping that I thought I would share.

She told me to mix 1 tsp. of honey, 1 tsp. apple cider vinegar, and 1 cup of

warm water in the morning and drink it. She said it gets the digestive system

moving and will help. I drink some when I start to feel the pressure. If I am

having more severe symptoms, I drink a little 2-3 times per day. It really does

seem to help.

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Hi ,

Don't remove yet. If you can manage the symptoms then better. I'm keeping

mine it's been 1 month since my last attack and I have changed my diet. Be

informed first. It's good that you joined this group as I'm new here too.

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Hello everyone.

I just found out last week that I have two gallstones. I have had what

I thought was three attacks. Well, the sonogram confirmed it. I am

looking for some advice to handle the nauseau and tiredness that I have

been feeling.

I am suppose to talk with a surgeon next week. Do I remove or not?

Several women in my family have had gall bladder problems and have had

it removed?

Need some advice to get me through.

Thanks!

July 2, 2008

> I went to a chiropractor who used kinesiology. I don't know if it works

> or not. ... I'm not saying that kinesiology doesn't work but I just don't

> know if she knew what she was doing.

>

> I think she did give me a remedy that is helping that I thought I would

> share. She told me to mix 1 tsp. of honey, 1 tsp. apple cider vinegar,

> and 1 cup of warm water in the morning and drink it. >

>

Absolutely kinesiology works and it doesn't matter if " she knew what she was

doing. " You and a friend could do it. I test all vit/min supplements I

plan to take. My N.D. came to my house and went through all the supplements

in my cupboards by using this method. I got rid of a lot of tablets that

weren't doing me any good. As far as the apple cider vinegar, you don't

need the honey in it. It's okay to use it, but not necessary. It's an

excellent way to alkalinize the body. You are heading in the right

direction.

Amber

July 2, 2008

Amber,

I went to this particular chiropractor because she sells AF Beta Food but she

said it would not help me. She gave me a tincture called Gall Bladder Tone by

Energetix. She said she didn't want to let me take the AF Beta Food because I

didn't need it. I was a little frustrated but I guess she is the expert. Why

would it hurt to take the AF Beta Food?

Re: Kinesiology - Apple Cider Vinegar

> I went to a chiropractor who used kinesiology. I don't know if it works

> or not. ... I'm not saying that kinesiology doesn't work but I just don't

> know if she knew what she was doing.

>

> I think she did give me a remedy that is helping that I thought I would

> share. She told me to mix 1 tsp. of honey, 1 tsp. apple cider vinegar,

> and 1 cup of warm water in the morning and drink it. >

>

Absolutely kinesiology works and it doesn't matter if " she knew what she was

doing. " You and a friend could do it. I test all vit/min supplements I

plan to take. My N.D. came to my house and went through all the supplements

in my cupboards by using this method. I got rid of a lot of tablets that

weren't doing me any good. As far as the apple cider vinegar, you don't

need the honey in it. It's okay to use it, but not necessary. It's an

excellent way to alkalinize the body. You are heading in the right

direction.

Amber

July 2, 2008

Does anyone know if ACV is okay if you have a candida problem? I

know that vineger is off-limits, but I am not sure about ACV.

Thanks.

>

> > I went to a chiropractor who used kinesiology. I don't know if

it works

> > or not. ... I'm not saying that kinesiology doesn't work but I

just don't

> > know if she knew what she was doing.

> >

> > I think she did give me a remedy that is helping that I thought I

would

> > share. She told me to mix 1 tsp. of honey, 1 tsp. apple cider

vinegar,

> > and 1 cup of warm water in the morning and drink it. >

> >

>

> Absolutely kinesiology works and it doesn't matter if " she knew

what she was

> doing. " You and a friend could do it. I test all vit/min

supplements I

> plan to take. My N.D. came to my house and went through all the

supplements

> in my cupboards by using this method. I got rid of a lot of

tablets that

> weren't doing me any good. As far as the apple cider vinegar, you

don't

> need the honey in it. It's okay to use it, but not necessary.

It's an

> excellent way to alkalinize the body. You are heading in the right

> direction.

>

> Amber

>

July 2, 2008

> Does anyone know if ACV is okay if you have a candida problem? I

> know that vineger is off-limits, but I am not sure about ACV.

Yes, it's an antifungal. Go to www.knowthecause.com and learn. Read

through it. You can read the first chapters of all of his books. Sign of

for the free newsletter and educate yourself.

Amber

July 2, 2008

On the contrary, do use raw honey in this drink. Raw honey has many

benefits, including digestive enzymes and there is a reason the healer

recommended it. ACV and raw honey is probably what saved my gall

bladder. Not only does it make the drink better, it has nothing but

benefits for the entire body. Use the honey!

Evie

As far as the apple cider vinegar, you don't

> need the honey in it. It's okay to use it, but not necessary. It's

an

> excellent way to alkalinize the body. You are heading in the right

> direction.

>

> Amber

>

July 2, 2008

> On the contrary, do use raw honey in this drink. Raw honey has many

> benefits, including digestive enzymes and there is a reason the healer

> recommended it. ACV and raw honey is probably what saved my gall

> bladder. Not only does it make the drink better, it has nothing but

> benefits for the entire body. Use the honey!

>

> Evie

>

I think it's a matter of personal taste as to whether it makes the drink

taste better or not. I also use raw honey, and I've tried it both with and

without. I prefer it without. I was just trying to make the point that, if

a person doesn't want the sweetener, they still get good benefits from the

ACV without it.

Amber

July 3, 2008

It doesn't sound like it would hurt anything, but if she says you

don't need it, why take it? Remember that gall bladder problems are

caused by different things and one fix for one person may not work

for another. I've never taken it and I've still got my gall bladder.

I don't have any visible stones, but my HIDA scan revealed no

function of the gall bladder.

Evie

--- In gallstones , " Kay " <heatherkay08@...>

wrote:

>

> Amber,

>

> I went to this particular chiropractor because she sells AF Beta

Food but she said it would not help me. She gave me a tincture

called Gall Bladder Tone by Energetix. She said she didn't want to

let me take the AF Beta Food because I didn't need it. I was a

little frustrated but I guess she is the expert. Why would it hurt

to take the AF Beta Food?

>

July 3, 2008

>

> It doesn't sound like it would hurt anything, but if she says you

> don't need it, why take it? >

> Evie

One surgeon stopped 95% of all his gallbladder surgeries when he put his

patients on A-F Betafood. That's good enough for me. Just an insurance

policy.

Amber

July 3, 2008

Evie,

You said that ACV and raw honey may have saved your gall bladder. How often and

how much do you take? Do you take it daily or only when you have gall bladder

problems. I really think it has helped me but I have no idea how often I should

take it.

Thanks,

Re: Kinesiology - Apple Cider Vinegar

On the contrary, do use raw honey in this drink. Raw honey has many

benefits, including digestive enzymes and there is a reason the healer

recommended it. ACV and raw honey is probably what saved my gall

bladder. Not only does it make the drink better, it has nothing but

benefits for the entire body. Use the honey!

Evie

As far as the apple cider vinegar, you don't

> need the honey in it. It's okay to use it, but not necessary. It's

an

> excellent way to alkalinize the body. You are heading in the right

> direction.

>

> Amber

>

July 3, 2008

,

For a while I put ACV in all my water. I would only use the honey when

it wasn't going in my water bottle. So some days I would get 3 8 oz

glasses of the ACV/honey split throughout the day. It made a huge

difference in my energy level and digestion. My 7 year old is already

starting to have some digestion problems (he is high strung like me)

and he drinks a few swallows of the drink and feels better almost

immediately. It's good for you even if your system works fine. You can

read more at the Bragg's website. I use their ACV w/ the mother. HTH!

Evie

--- In gallstones , " Kay " <heatherkay08@...>

wrote:

>

> Evie,

>

> You said that ACV and raw honey may have saved your gall bladder.

How often and how much do you take? Do you take it daily or only when

you have gall bladder problems. I really think it has helped me but I

have no idea how often I should take it.

>

> Thanks,

>

July 3, 2008

That doesn't mean that 100% of people require A-F Betafood in order to

save their gall bladder OR improve their health.

Evie

> One surgeon stopped 95% of all his gallbladder surgeries when he put

his

> patients on A-F Betafood. That's good enough for me. Just an

insurance

> policy.

>

> Amber

>

July 3, 2008

How long can you keep ACV? I have a bottle at home and I don't think

it has an expiration date. Thanks.

> >

> > Evie,

> >

> > You said that ACV and raw honey may have saved your gall

bladder.

> How often and how much do you take? Do you take it daily or only

when

> you have gall bladder problems. I really think it has helped me

but I

> have no idea how often I should take it.

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

>

July 3, 2008

> That doesn't mean that 100% of people require A-F Betafood in order to

> save their gall bladder OR improve their health.

>

> Evie

Of course not. I'm just providing info for those who want to take advantage

of it. If you, or whoever doesn't, so be it.

Amber

July 3, 2008

Sorry, I'm confused. So, how much ACV do you drink per day with or without

honey?

How much do you mix in an 8oz glass? I assume you don't mix much if your 7

year-old will sip it. I am getting used to the taste but I still don't like it!