Guest guest Posted January 14, 2006 Report Share Posted January 14, 2006 In case you missed this important point, I wanted to highlight what the article said about MILK THISTLE: " Among other things, it has powerful antihistamine, antiviral and anti-allergy properties. " If you are itching alot, please try getting on a good size dose of milk thistle and try that for about 6 weeks...hopefully you can get rid of the benadryl, which can be harmful, and get on the milk thistle permanently, which is overwhelmingly protective in contrast. Patty > > Itching seems to be another common problem for some of us women. I > think there has been some discussion of taking benadryl or an > antihistimine for itching and hives....I can't find the posts, but I > wanted to just mention an idea again I've shared often, and that is > to urge all of you to do what you can to support your livers. > > Itching can be a sign of liver dysfunction, as well as of > undiagnosed allergies (which are also tied in with the liver) and I > think it is just good insurance for us to be proactive in doing > things that support our livers. I think the liver is what is hit the > hardest from our implants. It is an amazing organ--our workhorse for > clearing out toxins. > > Here's a link that talks about causes of itching: > http://www.cancernet.co.uk/itching.htm > > However, I greatly disagree with their treatment for correcting the > normal flow of bile! > > Here are some better ideas from an ND: > > http://curezone.com/forums/m.asp?f=476 & i=1434 > > " ... as a milder form of encouraging good bile flow, I suggest to my > patients that they use lemon juice and olive oil as condiments to > flavor their foods and dress their salads. Or - make a " cocktail " of > the juice of 1/2 lemon and a teaspoon or two of extra virgin olive > oil in half a glass of spring or filtered water and drink it after > eating their main meal. " > > The liver flush is a debated therapy, but for some people produces > outstanding results. I believe both Rogene and Kathy had great > results with a liver flush. > > Here's this British woman's testimony of her cure of Chronic Fatigue > Syndrome after doing liver flushes from the curezone forum: > > http://curezone.com/forums/m.asp?f=476 & i=1448 > > Yes the bile is pea green in colour.I have done 17 flushes now and > have 80% recovered from ME[CFS].My 'stones' have a skin of brownish > cream colour and are pea green inside, some are harder than others > although some are crumbly and all can be squashed with the fingers. > I have not expelled any calcified stones. Also the stones from the > middle flushes had had pink liver fluke wraped up inside them. I was > able to identify them from slides I made from the dead fluke. Stones > are made from bilerubin and chloresterol. If you are ill try it and > see. Stones are definately not emulsified citrus juice and oil. > Every flush produces a different result, although I have followed > the Dr protocol to the letter each time.It is the only > treatment that has worked for me after 20 years of thousands of > pounds spent on different therapys. Love and Light Deotima. > > Here are some ideas from our files section on > HEALTHY INTERVENTIONS FOR THE LIVER > > Whatever you can do to alleviate stress placed on the liver will > have a > beneficial effect on overall health. Exercise, saunas, intestinal > cleansing, > and juice fasting are useful adjuncts to detoxification. Various > supplements > and interventions have been found by herbalists and nutritionists to > be > effective in detoxifying and stimulating liver function. Some > suggest > drinking organic apple juice on a daily basis to help with liver and > gallbladder > detoxification, but this has also been known to cause stomach pains. > Inter- > ventions that can strengthen and detoxify the liver include: > > 1. Milk thistle, or its active ingredient, silymarin, helps fight > liver damage > by stimulating protein synthesis, stabilizing cell membranes, and > accelerating > the process of liver tissue regeneration. Silymarin works as an > antioxidant > by inhibiting the amounts of toxins that can penetrate the cell > walls of the > liver. Among other things, it has powerful antihistamine, antiviral > and > anti-allergy properties. > > 2. Vitamin E is a major fat-soluble antioxidant that can help > detoxify the > liver. Other useful supplements include cystine, a liver protective > nutrient > found in egg yolk and mammal meat (N-acetyl cystine is the most > useable form of > the supplement), glutathione, a combination of three amino acids, > has > detoxification properties; and Coenzyme Q 10, which protects and > energizes the > liver. > > 3. Avoiding red meats, concentrated fats, processed sugar, > preservatives, and > food additives increases liver cell regeneration. > > 4. Nutrients that support liver function include the trace > minerals; zinc, > copper, manganese, selenium, and molybdenum. Magnesium is an > important > alkaline mineral which assists in the excretion of toxins. > > 5. Foods that are beneficial for the liver are: lemon, dandelion > greens, > mustard greens, black radish, saffron, watercress, beets, parsley, > artichokes, > cherries, grapefruits, parsnips, garlic, onion, horseradish, lime, > wheat germ, > and lecithin. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 14, 2006 Report Share Posted January 14, 2006 Itching all over is also a sign of mild peripheral neuropathy. Lynda At 11:31 AM 1/14/2006, you wrote: >Itching seems to be another common problem for some of us women. I >think there has been some discussion of taking benadryl or an >antihistimine for itching and hives....I can't find the posts, but I >wanted to just mention an idea again I've shared often, and that is >to urge all of you to do what you can to support your livers. > >Itching can be a sign of liver dysfunction, as well as of >undiagnosed allergies (which are also tied in with the liver) and I >think it is just good insurance for us to be proactive in doing >things that support our livers. I think the liver is what is hit the >hardest from our implants. It is an amazing organ--our workhorse for >clearing out toxins. > >Here's a link that talks about causes of itching: ><http://www.cancernet.co.uk/itching.htm>http://www.cancernet.co.uk/itching.htm > > >However, I greatly disagree with their treatment for correcting the >normal flow of bile! > >Here are some better ideas from an ND: > ><http://curezone.com/forums/m.asp?f=476 & i=1434>http://curezone.com/forums/m.asp\ ?f=476 & i=1434 > > " ... as a milder form of encouraging good bile flow, I suggest to my >patients that they use lemon juice and olive oil as condiments to >flavor their foods and dress their salads. Or - make a " cocktail " of >the juice of 1/2 lemon and a teaspoon or two of extra virgin olive >oil in half a glass of spring or filtered water and drink it after >eating their main meal. " > >The liver flush is a debated therapy, but for some people produces >outstanding results. I believe both Rogene and Kathy had great >results with a liver flush. > >Here's this British woman's testimony of her cure of Chronic Fatigue >Syndrome after doing liver flushes from the curezone forum: > ><http://curezone.com/forums/m.asp?f=476 & i=1448>http://curezone.com/forums/m.asp\ ?f=476 & i=1448 > >Yes the bile is pea green in colour.I have done 17 flushes now and >have 80% recovered from ME[CFS].My 'stones' have a skin of brownish >cream colour and are pea green inside, some are harder than others >although some are crumbly and all can be squashed with the fingers. >I have not expelled any calcified stones. Also the stones from the >middle flushes had had pink liver fluke wraped up inside them. I was >able to identify them from slides I made from the dead fluke. Stones >are made from bilerubin and chloresterol. If you are ill try it and >see. Stones are definately not emulsified citrus juice and oil. >Every flush produces a different result, although I have followed >the Dr protocol to the letter each time.It is the only >treatment that has worked for me after 20 years of thousands of >pounds spent on different therapys. Love and Light Deotima. > >Here are some ideas from our files section on >HEALTHY INTERVENTIONS FOR THE LIVER > >Whatever you can do to alleviate stress placed on the liver will >have a >beneficial effect on overall health. Exercise, saunas, intestinal >cleansing, >and juice fasting are useful adjuncts to detoxification. Various >supplements >and interventions have been found by herbalists and nutritionists to >be >effective in detoxifying and stimulating liver function. Some >suggest >drinking organic apple juice on a daily basis to help with liver and >gallbladder >detoxification, but this has also been known to cause stomach pains. >Inter- >ventions that can strengthen and detoxify the liver include: > >1. Milk thistle, or its active ingredient, silymarin, helps fight >liver damage >by stimulating protein synthesis, stabilizing cell membranes, and >accelerating >the process of liver tissue regeneration. Silymarin works as an >antioxidant >by inhibiting the amounts of toxins that can penetrate the cell >walls of the >liver. Among other things, it has powerful antihistamine, antiviral >and >anti-allergy properties. > >2. Vitamin E is a major fat-soluble antioxidant that can help >detoxify the >liver. Other useful supplements include cystine, a liver protective >nutrient >found in egg yolk and mammal meat (N-acetyl cystine is the most >useable form of >the supplement), glutathione, a combination of three amino acids, >has >detoxification properties; and Coenzyme Q 10, which protects and >energizes the >liver. > >3. Avoiding red meats, concentrated fats, processed sugar, >preservatives, and >food additives increases liver cell regeneration. > >4. Nutrients that support liver function include the trace >minerals; zinc, >copper, manganese, selenium, and molybdenum. Magnesium is an >important >alkaline mineral which assists in the excretion of toxins. > >5. Foods that are beneficial for the liver are: lemon, dandelion >greens, >mustard greens, black radish, saffron, watercress, beets, parsley, >artichokes, >cherries, grapefruits, parsnips, garlic, onion, horseradish, lime, >wheat germ, >and lecithin. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >Opinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place of advice given >by licensed health care professionals. Consult your physician or >licensed health care professional before commencing any medical treatment. > > " Do not let either the medical authorities or the politicians >mislead you. Find out what the facts are, and make your own >decisions about how to live a happy life and how to work for a >better world. " - Linus ing, two-time Nobel Prize Winner (1954, >Chemistry; 1963, Peace) > >See our photos website! Enter " implants " for access at this link: ><http://.shutterfly.com/action/>http://.shutterfly.co\ m/action/ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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