Alternative medicine

[Guest guest]

The site is so fantastic that I wonder if it is some kind of

conspiracy to discredit alternative medicine. Every few years a form

of ET method for curing cancer appears. I don't think the money is

going to ETs.

At 09:22 PM 5/31/2009, you wrote:

>Hello VGammill,

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>I wonder if Blue Cross covers that.

>

>Mike

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>Sunday, May 31, 2009, 11:07:54 PM, you wrote:

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>V> <<http://etmedical.com/>http://etmedical.com/>http://etmedical.com/

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>V> Go to this site and behold the wonders. If anyone wonders why

>V> alternative medicine gets so little respect, go to this site.

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>V>

[Guest guest]

Very well could be...

On Mon, Jun 1, 2009, VGammill wrote:

> The site is so fantastic that I wonder if it is some kind of

> conspiracy to discredit alternative medicine. Every few years a form

> of ET method for curing cancer appears. I don't think the money is

> going to ETs.

>

>

>Sunday, May 31, 2009, 11:07:54 PM, VGammil wrote:

>

> http://etmedical.com/

> Go to this site and behold the wonders. If anyone wonders why

> alternative medicine gets so little respect, go to this site.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

BC I was totally using alternative medicine - primarily herbs, homepathy and

chiropractic. I had an allopathic doc who knew that the scripts he wrote (for

antibiotics and such) were not going to be filled.

After dx, I was told that using herbs was a problem, including my antibiotic

substitutes (echinacea and goldenseal). I occasionally still use homepothic

remedies. Being very sensitive to medications (I have a long list of drugs I am

allergic to) I try to avoid taking a new drug if at all possible.

I have tried also accupuncture for the chronic pain, with mixed results. The

acupuncturist feels that the chronic inflammation from TKI's makes it difficult

for the accupuncture to be effective.

I continue to see a chiropractor regularly and find that this, plus exercise and

occasional massage, gives me quite a bit of relief.

Leah