Homeopathy

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Those of you interested in homeopathy may find this article interesting.

http://www.newstarget.com/022289.html

Judith Alta

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when i clicked I got an article on water.Judith Alta K <list@...> wrote: Those of you interested in homeopathy may find this article interesting.http://www.newstarget.com/022289.html

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Yes. The article is about water having "memory." And it goes on to

mention homeopathy.

"1. When a substance is diluted in water, the water can carry the

memory of that substance even after it has been so diluted that none of

the molecules of the original substance remain; and

2. The molecules of any given substance have a spectrum of frequencies

that can be digitally recorded with a computer, then played back into

untreated water (using an electronic transducer), and when this is

done, the new water will act as if the actual substance were physically

present.

Dr. Jacques Benveniste (1935-2004) had proved something quite

controversial, which gives concrete evidence to support homeopathy. He

reportedly compared himself with Galileo because of his paradigm

breaking research findings. He did not win a Nobel Prize but instead

won not one, but two, of the satirical “Ignobel” prizes awarded by a

gang of Harvard scientists - the 1991 chemistry prize for showing that

water has memory, and the 1998 prize for a paper showing that this

information can be transmitted over telephone lines and the internet."

Judith

Suzanne wrote:

when i clicked I got an article on water.

Judith Alta K <list@...> wrote:

Those

of you interested in homeopathy may find this article interesting.

http://www.newstarget.com/022289.html

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Hi Ev,

Until this year I neither believed nor disbelieved in homeopathy, but it

has worked for both my husband and me. It must work because my dear

hubby of 49 years is not one to believe in anything but DOCTOR IS G-O-D!

Judith

autumn3scorpio wrote:

> That's a keeper, Judith! Thanks for that - I copied it to a Word

> document, and I intend to print it out.

> In the course of a conversation with a neighbor this morning, she

> told me (in no uncertain terms, thankewverymuch!) that she

> didn't " believe in homeopathy " ...!?!

> At this point in my life, it's rather like having someone say

> they " don't believe the earth is round " ...!!!

> Okey-dokey, fine! Whatever works for you - happily, the truth is

> not dependent on your belief, it still remains the truth!! (But I

> didn't tell her that. It was cold, and I had to get my dogs walked

> so I could go home and clean the floors, and she was busy

> complaining about EVERYTHING regarding the area where we live...)

>

>

> Ev

> " I DO believe, I DO, I DO... "

>

>

>

>

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Thanks Judith... I just saw water and didn't read further as I was going thru a whole lot of messages... I've used homeopathy... it does work. Suzi

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You better believe it's " big " money. My medications each month are close to

$900.00. I have come down from the doses as much as I possibly can, which

means I have left over meds every month. I have asked my doctor to take me

down on the number of meds they order for me each month but they say that

they want to keep it this way " just in case " I find myself in need of extra

pain relife. But still. I mean I did take a good fall today and I did take

only one extra pill for the awful pain I was in after. But all those left

over pills each month is such a waste.

Beannacht

Lynn

RE: Re: Homeopathy

> Yep again!

>

> People look at me like I'm crazy when I tell them the big pharmas with the

> help of the doctors have created three generations of legal drug addicts.

> Drugs are Big Money!

>

> Sharyn

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"Big Money!" is a gross understatement when you realize that one

statin drug takes in billions of dollars a year

Judith Alta

Sharyn E. Cerniglia wrote:

Yep again!

People look at me like I'm crazy when I tell them the big pharmas with the

help of the doctors have created three generations of legal drug addicts.

Drugs are Big Money!

Sharyn

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Have you tried telling the druggist how many pills you want? It's very

likely that will give you what you want as long as it's less than the

number prescribed.

Judith Alta

Pearlmoon wrote:

> You better believe it's " big " money. My medications each month are close to

> $900.00. I have come down from the doses as much as I possibly can, which

> means I have left over meds every month. I have asked my doctor to take me

> down on the number of meds they order for me each month but they say that

> they want to keep it this way " just in case " I find myself in need of extra

> pain relife. But still. I mean I did take a good fall today and I did take

> only one extra pill for the awful pain I was in after. But all those left

> over pills each month is such a waste.

>

>

> Beannacht

> Lynn

>

>

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They won't work like that here. It's the law that the script be filled

exactly the way the doc writes it. Unless the doc writes for more than the

insurance company will pay for. Then you only get the amount that will be

paid for unless you are willing/able to pay the difference.

Beannacht

Lynn

Re: Re: Homeopathy

> Have you tried telling the druggist how many pills you want? It's very

> likely that will give you what you want as long as it's less than the

> number prescribed.

>

> Judith Alta

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That's a bummer! Sounds like extortion to me!

Judith Alta

Pearlmoon wrote:

They won't work like that here. It's the law that the script be filled exactly the way the doc writes it. Unless the doc writes for more than the insurance company will pay for. Then you only get the amount that will be paid for unless you are willing/able to pay the difference.

Beannacht

Lynn

Re: Re: Homeopathy

Have you tried telling the druggist how many pills you want? It's very

likely that will give you what you want as long as it's less than the

number prescribed.

Judith Alta

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I believe it is federal law.

At 05:47 PM 11/28/2007, you wrote:

That's a bummer! Sounds like

extortion to me!

Judith Alta

Pearlmoon wrote:

They won't work like that here. It's the law that the

script be filled

exactly the way the doc writes it. Unless the doc writes for more

than the

insurance company will pay for. Then you only get the amount that

will be

paid for unless you are willing/able to pay the difference.

Beannacht

Lynn

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" Oh, yeah.

Vitamin E will do that. "

GRRRRR!!!!!

My quack prescribed an acid restrainer since I was taking loads of pain

killers. I was reading on it - it can cause hip fractures. Gee, and the only

reason I was seeing her was to get to the great orthopedic surgeon who did

my hip replacement. Needless to say, I never filled the Rx even before

reading that stuff.

Gayla

Always Enough Ranch

Acampo, California

http://bouncinghoofs.com/alwaysenough.html

aeranch@...

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Law bought and paid for by the drug companies. Why else would they

force you pay for drugs you don't need?

Extortion by any other name is still extortion.

Judith Alta

Landes wrote:

I believe it is federal law.

At 05:47 PM 11/28/2007, you wrote:

That's a

bummer! Sounds like

extortion to me!

Judith Alta

Pearlmoon wrote:

They won't work like that here. It's the law that the

script be filled

exactly the way the doc writes it. Unless the doc writes for more

than the

insurance company will pay for. Then you only get the amount that

will be

paid for unless you are willing/able to pay the difference.

Beannacht

Lynn

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>

> " Oh, yeah.

> Vitamin E will do that. "

>

> GRRRRR!!!!!

>

> My quack prescribed an acid restrainer since I was taking loads of

pain

> killers. I was reading on it - it can cause hip fractures. Gee,

and the only

> reason I was seeing her was to get to the great orthopedic surgeon

who did

> my hip replacement. Needless to say, I never filled the Rx even

before

> reading that stuff.

> Gayla

Jeez! It sounds like you're going through the wringer - what's

going on that makes you need the pain killers to begin with?

It GALLS me to infinity that we ALL, apparently, need to be lawyers

to make sure our rights are respected/protected, and we ALL need

medical degrees in order to safeguard our health.

What a mess....

Ev

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I needed pain killers for my really bad arthritic hip. It was bone on bone

for 5 years. If I had taken the Rx the dr prescribed, I would really have

troubles...LOL...I never got the Rx's filled.

Gayla

Always Enough Ranch

Acampo, California

http://bouncinghoofs.com/alwaysenough.html

aeranch@...

Re: Homeopathy

>

>>

>> " Oh, yeah.

>> Vitamin E will do that. "

>>

>> GRRRRR!!!!!

>>

>> My quack prescribed an acid restrainer since I was taking loads of

> pain

>> killers. I was reading on it - it can cause hip fractures. Gee,

> and the only

>> reason I was seeing her was to get to the great orthopedic surgeon

> who did

>> my hip replacement. Needless to say, I never filled the Rx even

> before

>> reading that stuff.

>> Gayla

>

>

> Jeez! It sounds like you're going through the wringer - what's

> going on that makes you need the pain killers to begin with?

>

> It GALLS me to infinity that we ALL, apparently, need to be lawyers

> to make sure our rights are respected/protected, and we ALL need

> medical degrees in order to safeguard our health.

>

> What a mess....

>

> Ev

>

>

>

>

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>

> I needed pain killers for my really bad arthritic hip. It was bone

on bone

> for 5 years. If I had taken the Rx the dr prescribed, I would

really have

> troubles...LOL...I never got the Rx's filled.

> Gayla

Oh, wow! That sounds dreadfully painful.

My sister has two areas along her spine that are bone on bone, and

the spot in her neck is also pinching a nerve, so she's in

considerable pain constantly...

I told her to ask about adequan (sp?) - my horse has been on it for

two years (nearly 3...) and it's supposed to replace some

cartilage. The vet explained to me that it isn't like the cartilage

we're all born with, it's more like scar tissue, but it's WAY better

than bone on bone. My horse is doing better...

I don't know if people can use it, though, but if it were me, I'd

sho nuff be asking about it.

My sister said she isn't yet to the point of them fusing the

vertabrae involved, but she's tried just about everything else.

Yikes! That sort of thing makes fibromyalgia a walk in the park,

you know?

Ev

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Have her try liquid glucosomine (THE LIQUID) and Bone, Flesh & Cartlidge formulaautumn3scorpio <autumn3scorpio@...> wrote: My sister has two areas along her spine that are bone on bone, and the spot in her neck is also pinching a nerve, so she's in considerable pain constantly...I told her to ask about adequan (sp?) - my horse has been on it for two years (nearly 3...) and it's supposed to replace some cartilage. The vet explained to me that it isn't like the cartilage we're all born with, it's more like scar tissue, but it's WAY better than bone on bone. My horse is doing better...I don't know if people can use it, though, but if it were me, I'd sho nuff be asking about it.My sister said she isn't yet to the point of them fusing the vertabrae involved, but she's tried just about

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Have her try liquid glucosomine (THE LIQUID) and Bone, Flesh & Cartlidge formulaautumn3scorpio <autumn3scorpio@...> wrote: My sister has two areas along her spine that are bone on bone, and the spot in her neck is also pinching a nerve, so she's in considerable pain constantly...I told her to ask about adequan (sp?) - my horse has been on it for two years (nearly 3...) and it's supposed to replace some cartilage. The vet explained to me that it isn't like the cartilage we're all born with, it's more like scar tissue, but it's WAY better than bone on bone. My horse is doing better...I don't know if people can use it, though, but if it were me, I'd sho nuff be asking about it.My sister said she isn't yet to the point of them fusing the vertabrae involved, but she's tried just about

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>

> Have her try liquid glucosomine (THE LIQUID) and Bone, Flesh &

Cartlidge formula

Oh, very good, thanks! I'll pass that along.

Ev

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Adequan is basically a strong dose of glucosamine and MSM, if I remember

right. $80 a shot when I worked for a Thoroughbred breeding farm. Yes it can

help.

Repair Oil really helped me. It actually got rid of the arthritis in one

hip. Or something did - but I suspect Repair Oil.

Gayla

Always Enough Ranch

Acampo, California

http://bouncinghoofs.com/alwaysenough.html

aeranch@...

> I told her to ask about adequan (sp?) - my horse has been on it for

> two years (nearly 3...) and it's supposed to replace some

> cartilage. The vet explained to me that it isn't like the cartilage

> we're all born with, it's more like scar tissue, but it's WAY better

> than bone on bone. My horse is doing better...

> I don't know if people can use it, though, but if it were me, I'd

> sho nuff be asking about it.

> My sister said she isn't yet to the point of them fusing the

> vertabrae involved, but she's tried just about everything else.

[Guest guest]

My husband is talking with his doctor about work on his back that uses

a flexible "cement." I don't know the name of the procedure.

We have met one woman whose mother had it done and is very happy with

it.

Sorry I don't have more details.

Judith Alta

autumn3scorpio wrote:

I needed pain killers for my really bad arthritic hip. It was bone

on bone

for 5 years. If I had taken the Rx the dr prescribed, I would

really have

troubles...LOL...I never got the Rx's filled.

Gayla

Oh, wow! That sounds dreadfully painful.

My sister has two areas along her spine that are bone on bone, and the spot in her neck is also pinching a nerve, so she's in considerable pain constantly...

I told her to ask about adequan (sp?) - my horse has been on it for two years (nearly 3...) and it's supposed to replace some cartilage. The vet explained to me that it isn't like the cartilage we're all born with, it's more like scar tissue, but it's WAY better than bone on bone. My horse is doing better...

I don't know if people can use it, though, but if it were me, I'd sho nuff be asking about it.

My sister said she isn't yet to the point of them fusing the vertabrae involved, but she's tried just about everything else.

Yikes! That sort of thing makes fibromyalgia a walk in the park, you know?

Ev

[Guest guest]

I used MSM and BF & C, calcium and organic iron on my knee (arthritic) (and DTRO).... took glucosomine but the liquid is so much better than the pill (thanks Gloria) SuziGayla <aeranch@...> wrote: Adequan is basically a strong dose of glucosamine and MSM, if I remember right. $80 a shot when I worked for a Thoroughbred breeding farm. Yes it can help.Repair Oil really helped me. It actually got rid of the arthritis in one hip. Or something did - but I suspect Repair Oil.Gayla

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>

> Adequan is basically a strong dose of glucosamine and MSM, if I

remember

> right. $80 a shot when I worked for a Thoroughbred breeding farm.

Yes it can

> help.

> Repair Oil really helped me. It actually got rid of the arthritis

in one

> hip. Or something did - but I suspect Repair Oil.

> Gayla

Ahh, also good info. Thanks, Gayla.

Happily, the adequan is a bit less now/here/through our vet ...?

More like $45 a shot, and (also happily) my Bonus is down to one a

month.

But I'll pass along these tips to my sister - if ANY of it works for

her, I know she'll be grateful.

Ev

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--- In health , Judith Alta K <list@...>

wrote:

>

> My husband is talking with his doctor about work on his back that

uses a

> flexible " cement. " I don't know the name of the procedure.

>

> We have met one woman whose mother had it done and is very happy

with it.

>

> Sorry I don't have more details.

>

> Judith Alta

That's okay - it gives her something to ask her doctor about.

Thanks!

Ev

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You are right , the DEA oversees

every controlled drug script the doctor writes, so he/she has to be very

careful and follow the rules, no matter how anal.

Janet

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Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2007

3:49 PM

health

Subject: Re:

Re: Homeopathy

I believe it is federal law.

At 05:47 PM 11/28/2007, you wrote:

That's a bummer! Sounds like extortion to me!

Judith Alta

Pearlmoon wrote:

They won't work like that here. It's the law that thescript be filled exactly the way the doc writes it. Unless the doc writes for morethan the insurance company will pay for. Then you only get the amount thatwill be paid for unless you are willing/able to pay the difference. BeannachtLynn