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A woman who is into alternative health care was talking to me I mentioned to her

my favorite supplement Serrapeptase ----(google it)

Then she said your eyes are so white you must flush--

and I thought well yes I have done the lemon/molasses/grade B syrup with pepper

(cayanne) and the lemon/oil flushes---along with the kidney coke flushes (last

flush two months ago)

I usually need one every 6 months or so.

But what may be working on the eyes could be the serrapeptase since I was taking

about 5 a day at the time (because of traveling knee was swelling) --

I usually take only one or two a day--

For some reason taking more serrapeptase not only got rid of a bony growth on my

hand (between palm and finger) but taking more seems to do more than taking less

for longer time frame.

Which is surprising since I have been taking it for a few years now.

That boney growth was painful and I had it for years, coming back from a trip

last June it just up and disappeared after taking around 4-5 serrpeptase (40mg.

each) for two weeks.

now home again from another trip the knee swelling is gone in a few days of

taking serrapeptase.

I will go ahead and use more of these products since they have so many

benefits---

I am really a walking proof of that--

And I do agree with adding more olive oil to the diet it seems to really help

the GB--

I use it in salads with balsamic vinegar---

Red meat seems to really aggravate the GB

we eat less red meat and more organic as we go along this journey.

Just watched that movie " Food Inc. " really worth the view---!!!!!!

I am rambling along here but being this preventive proactive person has really

been a huge plus in our health--

so far keeping me from many surgeries--hand, cysts and GB--delaying knees as

well----

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> > > > Thank you for sharing the snope info with us. I just want to add a word

of

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> > > > caution when taking anything to heart. I haven't bothered to investigate

so

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> > > > I don't know if onions working in such a fashion is true. However, I

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> > > > certainly will not take any one source's info as gospel and that

includes

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> > > > snopes. Let us remember that there are always vested interests who do

not

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> > > > want natural medicine info disseminated. Mainstream medicine can't turn

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> > > > profit on it. Let us also remember that all mainstream media and no

doubt,

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> > > > including snopes is owned by corporations who have an interest in

convincing

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> > > > us of the " silliness " of natural medicine.

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> > > > In this case, I'd say if one can't find true purveyors of natural

medicine

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> > > > to either say yay or nay on the onion issue, then how 'bout we use our

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> > > > brains to form our own conclusions rather than allowing any " expert " to

tell

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> > > > us what to think. How 'bout just cutting up some onions, putting them in

a

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> > > > bowl and see what happens. Now of course if I had someone sick in the

house,

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> > > > I would not rely solely on onions. I'd be doing all the other things I

know

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> > > > to do such as vitamins D, C and A and perhaps oregano capsules.

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> > > > And especially if it is anything that might in the slightest makes us

less

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> > > > afraid of disease, resulting in us not being doped into taking their

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> > > > precious flu vaccines, they go into overtime to discredit any natural

means

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> > > > of disease prevention and cure.

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> > > > Wanna hear another use of onion? It's awesome cool! I can't take credit

for

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> > > > it. My husband discovered it watching a hunting show on tv. He heard

that if

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> > > > you slide half an onion over a hot grill, food won't stick to the grill.

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> > > > Now, did he run to snopes or anything else? Nope. He tried it! What

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> > > > happened? It really did work. :-)

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> > > > Kathleen

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> > > > www.MedinaForTexas. com <http://www.medinafo rtexas.com/>

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> > > > " Vaccination is a monstrosity, a misbegotten offspring of error and

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> > > > ignorance; it should have no place in either hygiene or medicine....

Believe

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> > > > not in vaccination, it is a world wide delusion, an unscientific

practice, a

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> > > > fatal superstition with consequences measured today by tears and sorrow

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> > > > without end. " - Rauta, Professor of Hygiene and Material Medical

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> > > > University of Perguia in an article that appeared in the New York

Journal of

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> > > > Medicine in July 1899

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> > > > snopes.com: Onions Versus Swine Flu

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