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I don't have that one (can you believe it? lol). Sadly, our library doesn't

either. I've requested ILL.

Re: Gout? Ilanit?

The macro path to total health has a wonderful section on gout.

, do you have this book? Maybe check your local library?

>

> > My father has a horrible case of gout.

>

>

> I am sorry to hear it - it sounds painful - puch!

>

> it is classified as a form of arthritis if I remember correctly but

is

> also associated with inflammation. Inflammation seems to be a

factor in

> metabolic syndrome what was previoulsy dubbed Syndrome X which is

> related to blood sugar metabolism problems, oveweight and the apple

body

> shape (high cortisol levels)

>

> > He's had it on and off for years and he'll cut back on certain

foods

> > and stop drinking beer or wine and once it goes away, he's back

to his

> > old habits :(

>

>

> yes - sometimes it is hard for people to completely change - once

the

> pain is over we tend to forget. been there

>

> high purine foods are especially implicated - of course all animal

foods

> produce acidity and are involved but the high purine ones esp

(vegans

> close your eyes) sardines, organ meats etc

>

> > My dad is somewhat overweight, but not fat and in relatively

good

> > outward health and very active.

>

> that is good news

>

> > He's in his late 60's. I connected gout with overweight,

gluttonous

> > people, but now my brother has had it and he's 6.5' and very,

very

> > thin and healthy (active air force). But I digress.

>

>

> it can be implicated in overweight but I think acidity is more a

factor

> as well as kidney chi which filters the wastes and of course the

liver

>

> so perhaps a course of liver and kidney herbs and some blood

purifying

> herbs, some MSM and barley grass powder would help.

>

> >

> > My dad is on his third medication for this gout and these are

scary,

> > scary meds. It's only become worse.

>

>

> probably a self perpetusting cycle

>

> i think some people find apple cider vinegar in water - with or

without

> honey - to be helpful

>

> it is a condition that responds VERY well to diet and supplements,

> herbs, homeopathy etc - very easy to remedy so I would encourage

him to

> perhaps see a naturopath, orthomolecular doctor or homeopath or a

> combination

>

> Shussler Cell salts would be good too - I am sure there are

combinations

> for gout and inflammation - I would look to silica and nat phos esp

>

> also taking silica and nettle tea and milk thistle would be

something I

> would consider

>

> > I've been encouraging him to go to our acupuncturist and I

think

> > he's finally to that point (whew!) but what other things can he

do?

> > He's cut out meat, beans and all alcohol as far as I know.

> >

>

>

> good start - keep us posted please and send him our best healing

> wishes....oh and 1% salt baths would be great!

>

> >

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<<<Sherry is in NY - what state are you or your dad in?We are in Texas. Sherry wrote a book, no? You are what you ate? How is that?

Dad is doing better. I used apple cider vinegar and salt baths. Thank you for helping, Ilanit.

BTW, how do you pronounce your name? When I was talking with dad, I realized I really didn't know how to pronounce it! I say ill-LAN-it when I read your posts. (Hope I'm not completely butchering it!)

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tht is great that he is doing better. Must be a big relief. It isn't

nice to see your parents unwell

my name is pronouned Eelaneet (not so long on the e bit but it is more

of an e than an i - in Dutch the letter i is pronounced like an E but

it is a hebrew name and means little tree) thanks for asking!

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<<<Sherry is in NY - what state are you or your dad in?

We are in Texas. Sherry wrote a book, no? You are what you ate?

How is that?

Dad is doing better. I used apple

cider vinegar and salt baths. Thank you for helping, Ilanit.

BTW, how do you pronounce your

name? When I was talking with dad, I realized I really didn't know how

to pronounce it! I say ill-LAN-it when I read your posts. (Hope I'm

not completely butchering it!)

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Ilanit

Ms Ilanit Tof

B.A. (Psychophysiology/Psychology)

Advanced Diploma Healing with Wholefoods

PhD Holistic Nutrition (candidate)

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with Oriental Traditions and Modern Nutrition

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Hello ALL! Just wanted to say that I was also pronouncing "Ilanit" the same way (ill-LAN-it) to my family and friends...sorry Ilanit!... Glad to hear that your Dad's doing better. And I hope everyone else is too!... Warmest Wishes To ALL, Christyseigman wrote: <<<Sherry is in NY - what state are you or your dad in?We are in Texas. Sherry wrote a book, no? You are what you ate? How is that? Dad is doing better. I used apple cider vinegar and salt baths. Thank you for helping, Ilanit. BTW, how do you pronounce your name? When I was talking with dad, I realized I really didn't know how to pronounce it! I say ill-LAN-it when I read your posts. (Hope I'm not completely butchering it!)

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-ROFLMAO I just had this same discussion with Ilanit.

I can't wait to read the comments.

Reg

-- In VeganMacrobiotics , " seigman "

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> <<<Sherry is in NY - what state are you or your dad in?

>

> We are in Texas. Sherry wrote a book, no? You are what you ate?

How is that?

>

> Dad is doing better. I used apple cider vinegar and salt baths.

Thank you for helping, Ilanit.

>

> BTW, how do you pronounce your name? When I was talking with dad,

I realized I really didn't know how to pronounce it! I say ill-LAN-

it when I read your posts. (Hope I'm not completely butchering it!)

>

>

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