Re: Attn: Jan - Amusing reading re:coffee enemas!!!

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Oh my goodness! When I went to a holistic

MD in Southern California. He did

acupuncture, IVs and homeopathy along with traditional medicine. He also

offered colonics. Some of the treatments he came up with I would struggle with

because of working in traditional medicine. That was one thing he knew that would

absolutely refuse to do.

The was really impressed with the results

of acupuncture, not so much with the homeopathy.

BTW he never figured out I was hypothyroid

either even with all of his muscle testing, etc.

Kim in No Texas

From: Texas_Thyroid_Groups [mailto:Texas_Thyroid_Groups ] On Behalf Of Marcie

Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2008

4:35 PM

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Attn: Jan - Amusing reading re:coffee enemas!!!

http://www.dcdoctor.com/dc/tx/scottchiropracticwellness_com/p/fs_aboutus.html

Once on this site, click on patient downloads, then click on the Castor

Oil Packs and COFFEE ENEMAS section. I knew that I had read about this

but could not remember where! I came across it today! I remember a

doctor saying that people put coffee in the wrong end! It explains about

helping to cleanse the liver.

Not something that I can do, but it might be a thought for people who

have been taking lots of synthetic drugs.

Marcie

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The father of a friend was dying of stomach cancer. She said that coffee enemas really helped him. OK. Pain meds are very constipating. Beyond that I am not too sure about this stuff."K. Hanson, CTR" wrote: Oh my goodness! When I went to a holistic MD in Southern California. He did acupuncture, IVs and homeopathy along with traditional medicine. He also offered colonics. Some of the treatments he came up with I would struggle with because of working in traditional medicine. That was one thing he knew that would absolutely refuse to do. The was really impressed with the results of acupuncture, not so much with the

homeopathy. BTW he never figured out I was hypothyroid either even with all of his muscle testing, etc. Kim in No Texas\

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Dr Gonino wanted me to do a coffee enema along with a whole bunch of

other stuff. I did almost all of his recommendations except the

coffee enema and the gallbladder cleanse (I read one report of a woman

who felt she had no gallbladder problems who did the cleanse and ended

up being rushed to the ER to have emergency gallbladder removal - I

said no thanks after that). Just couldn't bring myself to do the

enema. My nutritionist also wanted me to do one, saying a lot of

symptoms would be relieved pretty much immediately but I still

refused. Thank goodness Dr Owens hasn't mentioned it. Maybe it does

help but there are just limits I guess to what I'll do to feel better.

hee

Jul

> The father of a friend was dying of stomach cancer. She said that coffee

enemas really

> helped him. OK. Pain meds are very constipating. Beyond that I am not too sure

about this

> stuff.

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One of the symphony ladies I know was taking the coffee enemas. I asked her if she took it black or with cream and sugar. She said she was told to take it with sugar. . . . . At the time there were about half a dozen of my colleagues who were seeing a chiro who did the high colonics and asked folks to do the coffee enemas in between. It may have done them some good. They were all the anal retentive types. . . . . Which reminds me of my comparative religion prof at USC, J. Wesley Robb, who spoke of Oral , his brother Anal, and their little sister. . . . uh. . . . Genavieve. . . . Jul wrote: Dr Gonino wanted me to do a coffee enema along with a whole bunch ofother stuff. I did almost all of his recommendations except thecoffee enema and the gallbladder cleanse (I read one report of a womanwho felt she had no gallbladder problems who did the cleanse and endedup being rushed to the ER to have emergency gallbladder removal - Isaid no thanks after that). Just couldn't bring myself to do theenema. My nutritionist also wanted me to do one, saying a lot ofsymptoms would be relieved pretty much immediately but I stillrefused. Thank goodness Dr Owens hasn't mentioned it. Maybe it doeshelp but there are just limits I guess to what I'll do to feel better.heeJulOn Sat, Feb 23,

2008 at 10:51 PM, Jan wrote:> The father of a friend was dying of stomach cancer. She said that coffee enemas really> helped him. OK. Pain meds are very constipating. Beyond that I am not too sure about this> stuff.

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AhHahahaha!

Darla

>

> One of the symphony ladies I know was taking the coffee enemas. I

asked her if she took it black or with cream and sugar. She said she

was told to take it with sugar. . . . .

>

> At the time there were about half a dozen of my colleagues who

were seeing a chiro who did the high colonics and asked folks to do

the coffee enemas in between. It may have done them some good. They

were all the anal retentive types. . . . .

>

> Which reminds me of my comparative religion prof at USC, J.

Wesley Robb, who spoke of Oral , his brother Anal, and their

little sister. . . . uh. . . . Genavieve. . . .

>