Re: Dr. Schulze's deep tissue oil for wound healing

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> I posted recently about how this oil can help enhance sexual

pleasure. I

> received feedback from one person so far who used one drop and

didn't feel

> any effect. I'd like to hear from anyone else who's used it and

what your

> results were - good or bad. I'd highly recommend building up to

more than

> one or two drops though, before sharing results (email me privately

for

> that, please).

Hi Suze

I haven't had the guts to try it yet. however, when I've used it on

another part of my body, and just tried touching the tip of my finger

to my tongue, the burning on my tongue was very intense, and put me

off trying it anywhere else sensitive.

>

> But that's not why I'm writing this. I wanted to share another

anecdote

> about the oil.

I've tried it on what I believe is a haematoma on my leg - nothing so

far. I've also tried it on n's ankle which had been causing him

considerable pain (the doc diagnosed and old injury was flaring up,

but nothing more specific). It only provided very temporary relief,

and possibly nothing more than would have been gained by rubbing

vigorously with any other oil (ie it warmed up). The only thing

that's made a difference is the anti-inflammatory the GP prescribed.

I've noticed that these alternative remedies which work for other

people just don't seem to work for me. VCO is another case - I

notice no benefit from taking it at all.

However, I'm glad you're seeing benefit from the oil. I will keep

trying it, I sprain my ankles regularly so I'm sure I'll have the

opportunity soon!

> Ah, one more thing. I'm now trying the oil out on one leg to see if

it does

> anything for my cellulite. LOL

Now that I am interested in! Let me know if it works!

Jo

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Could you give us the name of the DTO again, please.

Thanks,

Del

> > I posted recently about how this oil can help enhance sexual

> pleasure. I

> > received feedback from one person so far who used one drop and

> didn't feel

> > any effect. I'd like to hear from anyone else who's used it and

> what your

> > results were - good or bad. I'd highly recommend building up to

> more than

> > one or two drops though, before sharing results (email me privately

> for

> > that, please).

>

> Hi Suze

> I haven't had the guts to try it yet. however, when I've used it on

> another part of my body, and just tried touching the tip of my finger

> to my tongue, the burning on my tongue was very intense, and put me

> off trying it anywhere else sensitive.

>

> >

> > But that's not why I'm writing this. I wanted to share another

> anecdote

> > about the oil.

>

> I've tried it on what I believe is a haematoma on my leg - nothing so

> far. I've also tried it on n's ankle which had been causing him

> considerable pain (the doc diagnosed and old injury was flaring up,

> but nothing more specific). It only provided very temporary relief,

> and possibly nothing more than would have been gained by rubbing

> vigorously with any other oil (ie it warmed up). The only thing

> that's made a difference is the anti-inflammatory the GP prescribed.

>

> I've noticed that these alternative remedies which work for other

> people just don't seem to work for me. VCO is another case - I

> notice no benefit from taking it at all.

>

> However, I'm glad you're seeing benefit from the oil. I will keep

> trying it, I sprain my ankles regularly so I'm sure I'll have the

> opportunity soon!

>

> > Ah, one more thing. I'm now trying the oil out on one leg to see if

> it does

> > anything for my cellulite. LOL

>

> Now that I am interested in! Let me know if it works!

>

> Jo

[Guest guest]

> Re: Dr. Schulze's deep tissue oil for wound healing

>

>

>

>> I posted recently about how this oil can help enhance sexual

>pleasure. I

>> received feedback from one person so far who used one drop and

>didn't feel

>> any effect. I'd like to hear from anyone else who's used it and

>what your

>> results were - good or bad. I'd highly recommend building up to

>more than

>> one or two drops though, before sharing results (email me privately

>for

>> that, please).

>

>Hi Suze

>I haven't had the guts to try it yet. however, when I've used it on

>another part of my body, and just tried touching the tip of my finger

>to my tongue, the burning on my tongue was very intense, and put me

>off trying it anywhere else sensitive.

It is definitely intense, but the intensity subsides within a few minutes.

But it's that intensity that makes it so good for healing.

>

>>

>> But that's not why I'm writing this. I wanted to share another

>anecdote

>> about the oil.

>

>I've tried it on what I believe is a haematoma on my leg - nothing so

>far.

Hmmm...I have no idea if it would heal something like a haematoma - I think

it's generally more for tendon, joint, ligament and muscle pain. But maybe,

given the right dose - it might be of help - I really don't know.

I've also tried it on n's ankle which had been causing him

>considerable pain (the doc diagnosed and old injury was flaring up,

>but nothing more specific). It only provided very temporary relief,

>and possibly nothing more than would have been gained by rubbing

>vigorously with any other oil (ie it warmed up).

How much did you use? As with all herbal medications, I think the response

you see is dose-dependent. And probably has to do with the frequency of

application as well.

>I've noticed that these alternative remedies which work for other

>people just don't seem to work for me. VCO is another case - I

>notice no benefit from taking it at all.

I think that's qualitatively different for the average person than seeing a

response to the DTO which should be much more immediate and more easily

guaged than eating VCO. Especially if you have only a mildly slow metabolism

or no major parasite problems and are just eating relatively small amounts

of VCO.

Having said that, I'm sorry you haven't seen results with either of these

things, I use both and can't pinpoint any particular benefit I've noticed

from the VCO, but nonetheless believe I'm benefitting from it.

>

>However, I'm glad you're seeing benefit from the oil. I will keep

>trying it, I sprain my ankles regularly so I'm sure I'll have the

>opportunity soon!

You may need to play with the dose and frequency of application to see

benefit.

>

>> Ah, one more thing. I'm now trying the oil out on one leg to see if

>it does

>> anything for my cellulite. LOL

>

>Now that I am interested in! Let me know if it works!

>

LOL! I'll be sure to post the results. I'm only applying it once a day now,

so that may not be enough to do much. I may try 2x/day if I can remember to

do that. But if you want something that helps reduce cellulite, apparently

DMAE creams are good for that. I just started using DMAE creams on my face,

but haven't found a good one for my legs yet - except the very expensive one

from NV Perricone, who spearheaded DMAE skin treatments. BUt it needs to be

fairly concentrated to work on cellulite, according to Perricon in his book

" The Wrinkle Cure " .

Suze Fisher

Lapdog Design, Inc.

Web Design & Development

http://members.bellatlantic.net/~vze3shjg

Weston A. Price Foundation Chapter Leader, Mid Coast Maine

http://www.westonaprice.org

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> Re: Dr. Schulze's deep tissue oil for wound healing

>

>

>Could you give us the name of the DTO again, please.

>Thanks,

>Del

the name is exactly as it is in the subject line of this email - Dr.

Schulze's deep tissue oil. You can read the details at

http://www.800herbdoc.com/p58.asp

Suze Fisher

Lapdog Design, Inc.

Web Design & Development

http://members.bellatlantic.net/~vze3shjg

Weston A. Price Foundation Chapter Leader, Mid Coast Maine

http://www.westonaprice.org

----------------------------

“The diet-heart idea (the idea that saturated fats and cholesterol cause

heart disease) is the greatest scientific deception of our times.” --

Mann, MD, former Professor of Medicine and Biochemistry at Vanderbilt

University, Tennessee; heart disease researcher.

The International Network of Cholesterol Skeptics

<http://www.thincs.org>

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At 12:47 PM 4/6/04 -0400, you wrote:

> LOL! I'll be sure to post the results. I'm only applying it once a day now,

> so that may not be enough to do much. I may try 2x/day if I can remember to

> do that. But if you want something that helps reduce cellulite, apparently

> DMAE creams are good for that. I just started using DMAE creams on my face,

> but haven't found a good one for my legs yet - except the very expensive one

> from NV Perricone, who spearheaded DMAE skin treatments. BUt it needs to be

> fairly concentrated to work on cellulite, according to Perricon in his book

You know, every time I read a message that references this, I just have to

laugh.

Suze, I keep getting these visions of you with one truly buff leg, and one

cellulite leg.

MFJ

Wheeeeee! ~Katja