Re: CAROL'S DAUGHTER--DIAGNOSIS IN

[Guest guest]

Well, it is good we know for sure.. Somewhere I read about aloe vera for crohns... I'll have to find it for you. This site is pretty good and lists herbs that could help. http://www.publix.com/wellness/notes/Display.do?id=Concern & childId=Crohns#Herb-Optionscgiambri <cgiambri@...> wrote: 4 month wait, try this and that is FINALLY over!Today was colonoscopy.Daughter has Crohn's.She has many choices to make. Suzi List Owner health/ http://360./suziesgoats What is a weed? A plant whose virtues have not yet been discovered. __________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Thank you MS. SUZI. Today was reading 's book and also

Prescription for....book. I believe both mentioned Aloe Vera.

Thanks for link too.

At this point my daughter is overwhelmed. The doctor told husband

no cure or known reason for this. I said there is no known cure for

epilepsy but my husband overcame it in 6 weeks. There is no known

cure for cure as we are still " racing for the cure " yearly and yet

the Hallelujah Diet seems to have people come forth that are healed.

Hugs,

carolg

> 4 month wait, try this and that is FINALLY over!

>

> Today was colonoscopy.

>

> Daughter has Crohn's.

>

> She has many choices to make.

>

[Guest guest]

Would the same diet be recommended for Ulcerative Colitis? and,

would brown rice cause the colitis to flare up?

> 4 month wait, try this and that is FINALLY over!

>

> Today was colonoscopy.

>

> Daughter has Crohn's.

>

> She has many choices to make.

>

> She was reading she can't eat fruits/veggies and maybe in the

> beginning it can be more like cooked to start, but still can't be

> forever.

>

> I am going to suggest Hallelujah Diet. She decides.

>

> Also Ion Cleanse.

>

> At least she has the answer and can be proactive.

>

> She is bummed, but probably some of her stress is her husband who is

> nice, but overpaid educator who is home more than working causing

> havoc to her and child. He comes homes and disrupts naps, etc. He

> also is clueless about helping, but super nice person when you are

> with him. I don't think she will get rid of him, but maybe learning

> how to cope with his stress, his hating his job, his millions of

> drugs for every ailment he can visit a doctor for. She's not like

> that but sure has taken out of desperation more drugs then she ever

> had living here.

>

> Any suggestions welcome.

>

> Finally we have some answers.

>

> hugs,

> carolg

>

[Guest guest]

Brown rice should be OKCarol. She will

need to eat it plain or with mild herbs instead of butter though. I was

thinking slippery elm would be a good herb to look into for when she is having

a bad flare up. It is very soothing to the digestive tract. Maybe she could

find a support group in her home town for Crohn’s, which would help her

with her stress levels. Meditation, yoga, and mild exercise routines are also

very helpful in reducing stress. I would also encourage her to see a licensed

naturopath. Auto immune disorders can be very complicated and he/she would be

able to manage her therapy without resorting to modern medicine.

Janet

From: health [mailto:health ] On Behalf Of earthmother1111

Sent: Wednesday, November 07, 2007

10:15 AM

health

Subject:

Re: CAROL'S DAUGHTER--DIAGNOSIS IN

Would the same diet be recommended for Ulcerative Colitis? and,

would brown rice cause the colitis to flare up?

> 4 month wait, try this and that is FINALLY over!

>

> Today was colonoscopy.

>

> Daughter has Crohn's.

>

> She has many choices to make.

>

> She was reading she can't eat fruits/veggies and maybe in the

> beginning it can be more like cooked to start, but still can't be

> forever.

>

> I am going to suggest Hallelujah Diet. She decides.

>

> Also Ion Cleanse.

>

> At least she has the answer and can be proactive.

>

> She is bummed, but probably some of her stress is her husband who is

> nice, but overpaid educator who is home more than working causing

> havoc to her and child. He comes homes and disrupts naps, etc. He

> also is clueless about helping, but super nice person when you are

> with him. I don't think she will get rid of him, but maybe learning

> how to cope with his stress, his hating his job, his millions of

> drugs for every ailment he can visit a doctor for. She's not like

> that but sure has taken out of desperation more drugs then she ever

> had living here.

>

> Any suggestions welcome.

>

> Finally we have some answers.

>

> hugs,

> carolg

>

[Guest guest]

The Hallelujah Diet has proven great for many health challenges. If

you are ordering any of their materials please consider contacting

Shari or myself as we are health ministers and do benefit a pinch.

Regardless I do believe in the program.

I would say dietary change vital.

Also check out curezone.com.

Also a book I saw at health food store Gut Solutions by

looked good. Maybe check library first. I would still

encourage the H.D.

Best to you.

carolg

>

>

>

> Would the same diet be recommended for Ulcerative Colitis? and,

> would brown rice cause the colitis to flare up?

>

>

>

>

>

>

> > 4 month wait, try this and that is FINALLY over!

> >

> > Today was colonoscopy.

> >

> > Daughter has Crohn's.

> >

> > She has many choices to make.

> >

> > She was reading she can't eat fruits/veggies and maybe in the

> > beginning it can be more like cooked to start, but still can't

be

> > forever.

> >

> > I am going to suggest Hallelujah Diet. She decides.

> >

> > Also Ion Cleanse.

> >

> > At least she has the answer and can be proactive.

> >

> > She is bummed, but probably some of her stress is her husband

who is

> > nice, but overpaid educator who is home more than working

causing

> > havoc to her and child. He comes homes and disrupts naps, etc.

He

> > also is clueless about helping, but super nice person when you

are

> > with him. I don't think she will get rid of him, but maybe

learning

> > how to cope with his stress, his hating his job, his millions of

> > drugs for every ailment he can visit a doctor for. She's not

like

> > that but sure has taken out of desperation more drugs then she

ever

> > had living here.

> >

> > Any suggestions welcome.

> >

> > Finally we have some answers.

> >

> > hugs,

> > carolg

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Janet,

Thanks and totally agree with all you wrote below.

I found great information at Suzi's link and also curezone.com.

I appreciate your time.

I never heard of marshmellow tea but was recommended at at site for

daughter.

I don't know if all Crohn's people have holes in their intestines,

but I know the body is self healing so now my daughter has

opportunity to make different choices.

I do Yoga myself, but for Crohn's didn't see the relationship to

stress, but surely stress can kill.

Hugs,

carolg

>

> Brown rice should be OKCarol. She will need to eat it plain or

with mild

> herbs instead of butter though. I was thinking slippery elm would

be a good

> herb to look into for when she is having a bad flare up. It is

very soothing

> to the digestive tract. Maybe she could find a support group in

her home

> town for Crohn's, which would help her with her stress levels.

Meditation,

> yoga, and mild exercise routines are also very helpful in reducing

stress. I

> would also encourage her to see a licensed naturopath. Auto immune

disorders

> can be very complicated and he/she would be able to manage her

therapy

> without resorting to modern medicine.

>

>

>

> Janet

>

>

>

> _____

>

> From: health

> [mailto:health ] On Behalf Of

earthmother1111

> Sent: Wednesday, November 07, 2007 10:15 AM

> health

> Subject: Re: CAROL'S DAUGHTER--DIAGNOSIS IN

>

>

>

>

>

> Would the same diet be recommended for Ulcerative Colitis? and,

> would brown rice cause the colitis to flare up?

>

> > 4 month wait, try this and that is FINALLY over!

> >

> > Today was colonoscopy.

> >

> > Daughter has Crohn's.

> >

> > She has many choices to make.

> >

> > She was reading she can't eat fruits/veggies and maybe in the

> > beginning it can be more like cooked to start, but still can't

be

> > forever.

> >

> > I am going to suggest Hallelujah Diet. She decides.

> >

> > Also Ion Cleanse.

> >

> > At least she has the answer and can be proactive.

> >

> > She is bummed, but probably some of her stress is her husband

who is

> > nice, but overpaid educator who is home more than working

causing

> > havoc to her and child. He comes homes and disrupts naps, etc.

He

> > also is clueless about helping, but super nice person when you

are

> > with him. I don't think she will get rid of him, but maybe

learning

> > how to cope with his stress, his hating his job, his millions of

> > drugs for every ailment he can visit a doctor for. She's not

like

> > hugs,

> > carolg

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Another good book is “Healing Digestive

Illness: Root Causes and Solutions; A Step-By-Step Intestinal Regeneration

Program” by ni

Carol Minnick

http://www.bluegreensolutions.com

[Guest guest]

No problem at all sweetie. It is difficult

to see the big picture when we are personally involved, I do it all the time

with my kids. I don’t know what I’d do without you guys.

Janet

P.S. ~ Is adding more advertising

garbage to the end of posts, or is it me? LOL

From: health [mailto:health ] On Behalf Of cgiambri

Sent: Wednesday, November 07, 2007

1:53 PM

health

Subject:

Re: CAROL'S DAUGHTER--DIAGNOSIS IN

Janet,

Thanks and totally agree with all you wrote below.

I found great information at Suzi's link and also curezone.com.

I appreciate your time.

I never heard of marshmellow tea but was recommended at at site for

daughter.

I don't know if all Crohn's people have holes in their intestines,

but I know the body is self healing so now my daughter has

opportunity to make different choices.

I do Yoga myself, but for Crohn's didn't see the relationship to

stress, but surely stress can kill.

Hugs,

carolg

[Guest guest]

My daughter is starting her hunt for things tomorrow and will be

taking aloe vera gel for sure. She is a small eater and tiny

portions is not a problem.

Her dr. spoke with her today and he was surprised she didn't show

any signs till the last 4 months.

He said her intestines looked very bad. Next week she will go in

and pick his brain, but she has Dave Klein's book he sells at

amazon.com or maybe livingnutrition.com website to see if this

doctor's th inking lines up with the book. Regardless she is not

headed down drug road she says.

Her dr. wants her to be an expert about this condition and sent to

her foundation for more info.

hugs,

carolg

>

> You sure don't feel like putting anything down there when you have

one,

> unfortunately you really need to have something there for the

stomach to

> work on. If not, the acids start working to make the hole bigger.

The key

> is, smaller meals spaced throughout the day.

>

>

>

> Janet

>

>

>

> _____

>

> From: health

> [mailto:health ] On Behalf Of SV

> Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2007 4:45 PM

> health

> Subject: Re: Re: CAROL'S DAUGHTER--

DIAGNOSIS IN;

> Shari, etc.

>

>

>

> Dunno anything about ulcers, except that cabbage juice is supposed

to be

> very healing. If I had an ulcer I probably wouldn't be putting

much of

> anything down there. I'd try to fast, but I realize she has a

baby to tend

> to.

>

>

>

> Any testimonies at HAcres on ulcers? Maybe contact one of those

folks to

> see what they took or didn't take.

>

>

>

> Shari

>