Re: Pycnogenol / Re: Powereful Antioxidant/Re: Baking Soda and PH

[Guest guest]

Yes as good maybe more powerful.  They both are great with immune system.  

Still deal with OA issues and take a lot of other " stuff " to manage it all. 

 

The Pycnogenol got rid of my allergies/sinus/sinus headaches in a little under a

month back in late 1995, took it for a whole yr and then was led to Grape Seed

Ex and was told just as good but less pricey...swansons pycnogenol is pretty low

priced, but I lean to GSE now for a long time. 

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To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

Sent: Saturday, May 26, 2012 4:21 PM

Subject: Pycnogenol / Re: Powereful Antioxidant/Re: Baking Soda and PH

 

When it first came out it was predominantly the v expensive Maritime Pine -

do you think grapeseed is as good?

Jane

I would give this more thought too. Almost 17 yrs ago I was at a health

lecture for Pycnogenol, it had just come into the U. S. from France....we

were being told it " MAY " prevent cancer... So I got on it immediately and

have taken either Pycnogenol or Grape Seed Extract daily...almost 17 yrs

soon.

Now, I'm reading more research hospitals are using Grape Seed in their

cancer research...city of hope, mayo, maryland medical and more I'm sure....

I take primarily Grape Seed Extract NOW....it's a blood thinner so if you

take a blood thinning drug, caution.

There is a ton of info out there on Pycnogenol and Grape Seed Extract, so do

your research.

First thing I got rid of was allergies, sinus issues and headaches....

Google a health issue and Grape Seed Extract and you are guaranteed

something will come up. Most health issues anyway.....

[Guest guest]

On another topic..I make up my own Grape Seed Moisture Cream.  I've bought

Pycnogenol wrinkle cream for many years, but prices keep going up and so I

thought, why not make up my own.

 

So to a jar of s 84%Aloe Vera I add 1-2 capsules of grape seed extract,

stir and have a great GSE jar of anti-aging moisture cream. 

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To: " DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO "

<DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO >

Sent: Saturday, May 26, 2012 4:27 PM

Subject: Re: Pycnogenol / Re: Powereful Antioxidant/Re: Baking Soda and

PH

 

Yes as good maybe more powerful.  They both are great with immune system.  

Still deal with OA issues and take a lot of other " stuff " to manage it all. 

 

The Pycnogenol got rid of my allergies/sinus/sinus headaches in a little under a

month back in late 1995, took it for a whole yr and then was led to Grape Seed

Ex and was told just as good but less pricey...swansons pycnogenol is pretty low

priced, but I lean to GSE now for a long time. 

________________________________

To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

Sent: Saturday, May 26, 2012 4:21 PM

Subject: Pycnogenol / Re: Powereful Antioxidant/Re: Baking Soda and PH

 

When it first came out it was predominantly the v expensive Maritime Pine -

do you think grapeseed is as good?

Jane

I would give this more thought too. Almost 17 yrs ago I was at a health

lecture for Pycnogenol, it had just come into the U. S. from France....we

were being told it " MAY " prevent cancer... So I got on it immediately and

have taken either Pycnogenol or Grape Seed Extract daily...almost 17 yrs

soon.

Now, I'm reading more research hospitals are using Grape Seed in their

cancer research...city of hope, mayo, maryland medical and more I'm sure....

I take primarily Grape Seed Extract NOW....it's a blood thinner so if you

take a blood thinning drug, caution.

There is a ton of info out there on Pycnogenol and Grape Seed Extract, so do

your research.

First thing I got rid of was allergies, sinus issues and headaches....

Google a health issue and Grape Seed Extract and you are guaranteed

something will come up. Most health issues anyway.....

[Guest guest]

I have an old ankle injury which was really starting to ache and keeping me

awake - took a couple of spoons of raisins soaked in gin yesterday and

minimal pain over night - I also took another herbal mix soaked in gin (I

don;t normally drink alcohol at all) one dessert spoon and I think this

helped too - the herbal mix was from Fred Mothershed in AL.

Sometimes you don't know what helps what until you stop!!

Jane

Pycnogenol / Re: Powereful Antioxidant/Re: Baking Soda and

PH

When it first came out it was predominantly the v expensive Maritime Pine -

do you think grapeseed is as good?

Jane

I would give this more thought too. Almost 17 yrs ago I was at a health

lecture for Pycnogenol, it had just come into the U. S. from France....we

were being told it " MAY " prevent cancer... So I got on it immediately and

have taken either Pycnogenol or Grape Seed Extract daily...almost 17 yrs

soon.

Now, I'm reading more research hospitals are using Grape Seed in their

cancer research...city of hope, mayo, maryland medical and more I'm sure....

I take primarily Grape Seed Extract NOW....it's a blood thinner so if you

take a blood thinning drug, caution.

There is a ton of info out there on Pycnogenol and Grape Seed Extract, so do

your research.

First thing I got rid of was allergies, sinus issues and headaches....

Google a health issue and Grape Seed Extract and you are guaranteed

something will come up. Most health issues anyway.....

[Guest guest]

Jane, I keep a jar of gin soaked " white " rains in the refrig....take 9 per day,

this is what was recommended.  This is an old suggested remedy.  Maybe I need

to take more.  I have no pain while sleeping...but I do take 2 advil before

bed.  

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To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

Sent: Saturday, May 26, 2012 6:48 PM

Subject: Re: Pycnogenol / Re: Powereful Antioxidant/Re: Baking Soda and

PH

 

I have an old ankle injury which was really starting to ache and keeping me

awake - took a couple of spoons of raisins soaked in gin yesterday and

minimal pain over night - I also took another herbal mix soaked in gin (I

don;t normally drink alcohol at all) one dessert spoon and I think this

helped too - the herbal mix was from Fred Mothershed in AL.

Sometimes you don't know what helps what until you stop!!

Jane

Pycnogenol / Re: Powereful Antioxidant/Re: Baking Soda and

PH

When it first came out it was predominantly the v expensive Maritime Pine -

do you think grapeseed is as good?

Jane

I would give this more thought too. Almost 17 yrs ago I was at a health

lecture for Pycnogenol, it had just come into the U. S. from France....we

were being told it " MAY " prevent cancer... So I got on it immediately and

have taken either Pycnogenol or Grape Seed Extract daily...almost 17 yrs

soon.

Now, I'm reading more research hospitals are using Grape Seed in their

cancer research...city of hope, mayo, maryland medical and more I'm sure....

I take primarily Grape Seed Extract NOW....it's a blood thinner so if you

take a blood thinning drug, caution.

There is a ton of info out there on Pycnogenol and Grape Seed Extract, so do

your research.

First thing I got rid of was allergies, sinus issues and headaches....

Google a health issue and Grape Seed Extract and you are guaranteed

something will come up. Most health issues anyway.....

[Guest guest]

I was told " golden " raisins & 15 a day - I just bought organic - I just take

a spoonful - I am amazed it helped so much I was getting pretty miserable! I

don't leave them in the fridge but I do need to add more raisins!!

Jane

----- Original Message -----

Jane, I keep a jar of gin soaked " white " rains in the refrig....take 9 per

day, this is what was recommended. This is an old suggested remedy. Maybe I

need to take more. I have no pain while sleeping...but I do take 2 advil

before bed.

[Guest guest]

Jane -

raisins are mostly from white/green grapes.

They only look dark after drying.

I found only one supplier of red/blue dried grapes in Germany.

Red grapes contain more e.g. resveratrol.

Zante currants are from red grapes but I don't know their components.

They are mostly kernel-less - I don't like this.

Grapes/raisins are toxic for dogs.

Regards

Am 27.05.2012 um 04:47 schrieb Jane MacRoss:

> I was told " golden " raisins & 15 a day - I just bought organic - I just take

> a spoonful - I am amazed it helped so much I was getting pretty miserable! I

> don't leave them in the fridge but I do need to add more raisins!!

>

> Jane

>

> ----- Original Message -----

>

[Guest guest]

If a person has a dehydrator it's very simple to make your own raisins. Of

course, grapes here have been pretty expensive for the last couple years.

Where we use to buy them for 69 cents a pound they've been at $1.50 a pound.

One year they had a drought that decimated the grape crops so they shot the

price up to that 1.50. although they've had good years since then they've

apparently decided that people are willing to pay that high price and have

just left it high.

I did find a lot of nice red seedless grapes for a dollar a pound and bought

about 5 pounds worth. Plucked them off the stems, put them in the dryer and

in a couple days--raisins! Taste better than any commercial raisins I've

ever had.

If you buy seed filled grapes you have to remove the seeds before drying,

and that's just too much work, though I know grapes with seeds are healthier

for you.

Samala,

-----Original Message-----

raisins are mostly from white/green grapes.

They only look dark after drying.

[Guest guest]

Thanks - this is for the old raisins soaked in gin remedy! Not for the

pycnogenol.

Jane

Re: Pycnogenol / Re: Powereful Antioxidant/Re: Baking Soda

and PH

> Jane -

>

> raisins are mostly from white/green grapes.

> They only look dark after drying.

> I found only one supplier of red/blue dried grapes in Germany.

> Red grapes contain more e.g. resveratrol.

> Zante currants are from red grapes but I don't know their components.

> They are mostly kernel-less - I don't like this.

>

> Grapes/raisins are toxic for dogs.

>

> Regards

>

>

>

>

> Am 27.05.2012 um 04:47 schrieb Jane MacRoss:

>

>> I was told " golden " raisins & 15 a day - I just bought organic - I just

>> take

>> a spoonful - I am amazed it helped so much I was getting pretty

>> miserable! I

>> don't leave them in the fridge but I do need to add more raisins!!

>>

>> Jane

>>

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[Guest guest]

That's a great idea - esp as i can get organic ones!

RE: Pycnogenol / Re: Powereful Antioxidant/Re: Baking Soda

and PH

> If a person has a dehydrator it's very simple to make your own raisins.

> Of

> course, grapes here have been pretty expensive for the last couple years.

> Where we use to buy them for 69 cents a pound they've been at $1.50 a

> pound.

>

>

>

>

> One year they had a drought that decimated the grape crops so they shot

> the

> price up to that 1.50. although they've had good years since then they've

> apparently decided that people are willing to pay that high price and have

> just left it high.

>

>

>

> I did find a lot of nice red seedless grapes for a dollar a pound and

> bought

> about 5 pounds worth. Plucked them off the stems, put them in the dryer

> and

> in a couple days--raisins! Taste better than any commercial raisins I've

> ever had.

>

>

>

> If you buy seed filled grapes you have to remove the seeds before drying,

> and that's just too much work, though I know grapes with seeds are

> healthier

> for you.

>

>

>

> Samala,

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> -----Original Message-----

>

>

>

> raisins are mostly from white/green grapes.

>

> They only look dark after drying.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Joyce,

Do you think that grape seed extract could help my 9 year old daughter,

who has terrible allergies. Is this supplement okay to use with children?

Thanks,

Lynne

On Sat, May 26, 2012 at 7:21 PM, Jane MacRoss

wrote:

> **

>

>

> When it first came out it was predominantly the v expensive Maritime Pine

> -

> do you think grapeseed is as good?

>

> Jane

>

>

>

> I would give this more thought too. Almost 17 yrs ago I was at a health

> lecture for Pycnogenol, it had just come into the U. S. from France....we

> were being told it " MAY " prevent cancer... So I got on it immediately and

> have taken either Pycnogenol or Grape Seed Extract daily...almost 17 yrs

> soon.

>

> Now, I'm reading more research hospitals are using Grape Seed in their

> cancer research...city of hope, mayo, maryland medical and more I'm

> sure....

>

> I take primarily Grape Seed Extract NOW....it's a blood thinner so if you

> take a blood thinning drug, caution.

>

> There is a ton of info out there on Pycnogenol and Grape Seed Extract, so

> do

> your research.

>

> First thing I got rid of was allergies, sinus issues and headaches....

>

> Google a health issue and Grape Seed Extract and you are guaranteed

> something will come up. Most health issues anyway.....

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

yes I use golden organic, but never felt any real shift with the 9 per day,

maybe I'll take more and before bed...I wake up so STIFF every morning, getting

worse with age and since hip replacement.  joyce  

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To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

Sent: Saturday, May 26, 2012 7:47 PM

Subject: Re: Pycnogenol / Re: Powereful Antioxidant/Re: Baking Soda and

PH

 

I was told " golden " raisins & 15 a day - I just bought organic - I just take

a spoonful - I am amazed it helped so much I was getting pretty miserable! I

don't leave them in the fridge but I do need to add more raisins!!

Jane

----- Original Message -----

Jane, I keep a jar of gin soaked " white " rains in the refrig....take 9 per

day, this is what was recommended. This is an old suggested remedy. Maybe I

need to take more. I have no pain while sleeping...but I do take 2 advil

before bed.

[Guest guest]

BTW: there are animal supps with grape seed extract for cats and dogs..you can

find them online.

 

my neighbor's cat had cancer and and on his last leg and I told her about grape

seed ex and she did some research so gave Tommy GSE and this cat got an extra

active year of life.  She said he was like a young cat for some months.  

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To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

Sent: Sunday, May 27, 2012 6:00 AM

Subject: Re: Pycnogenol / Re: Powereful Antioxidant/Re: Baking Soda and

PH

 

Thanks - this is for the old raisins soaked in gin remedy! Not for the

pycnogenol.

Jane

Re: Pycnogenol / Re: Powereful Antioxidant/Re: Baking Soda

and PH

> Jane -

>

> raisins are mostly from white/green grapes.

> They only look dark after drying.

> I found only one supplier of red/blue dried grapes in Germany.

> Red grapes contain more e.g. resveratrol.

> Zante currants are from red grapes but I don't know their components.

> They are mostly kernel-less - I don't like this.

>

> Grapes/raisins are toxic for dogs.

>

> Regards

>

>

>

>

> Am 27.05.2012 um 04:47 schrieb Jane MacRoss:

>

>> I was told " golden " raisins & 15 a day - I just bought organic - I just

>> take

>> a spoonful - I am amazed it helped so much I was getting pretty

>> miserable! I

>> don't leave them in the fridge but I do need to add more raisins!!

>>

>> Jane

>>

>> ----- Original Message -----

>>

>

>

>

> ------------------------------------

>

> List Home Page:

>

> http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

>

> Books:

> DMSO Nature's Healer by Morton

> MSM The Definitive Guide by Stanely MD and Appleton, NDYahoo!

> Groups Links

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

I know that one thing which has helped me for the past two years is

Quercitin-Bromelain. I take QBC which has Vit C added to it, two

capsules with each meal during allergy season which for me is 6 weeks in

springtime. Any day that I omit this, I am soon reminded. I am talking

about seasonal pollen allergy here, and not any other type.

Often the root cause of 'food allergies' can be excessive yeast in the

body and in particular the GI tract.

Gerry

> Joyce,

> Do you think that grape seed extract could help my 9 year old daughter,

> who has terrible allergies. Is this supplement okay to use with children?

> Thanks,

> Lynne

>

> On Sat, May 26, 2012 at 7:21 PM, Jane MacRoss

> wrote:

>

>> **

>>

>>

>> When it first came out it was predominantly the v expensive Maritime Pine

>> -

>> do you think grapeseed is as good?

>>

>> Jane

>>

>>

>>

>> I would give this more thought too. Almost 17 yrs ago I was at a health

>> lecture for Pycnogenol, it had just come into the U. S. from France....we

>> were being told it " MAY " prevent cancer... So I got on it immediately and

>> have taken either Pycnogenol or Grape Seed Extract daily...almost 17 yrs

>> soon.

>>

>> Now, I'm reading more research hospitals are using Grape Seed in their

>> cancer research...city of hope, mayo, maryland medical and more I'm

>> sure....

>>

>> I take primarily Grape Seed Extract NOW....it's a blood thinner so if you

>> take a blood thinning drug, caution.

>>

>> There is a ton of info out there on Pycnogenol and Grape Seed Extract, so

>> do

>> your research.

>>

>> First thing I got rid of was allergies, sinus issues and headaches....

>>

>> Google a health issue and Grape Seed Extract and you are guaranteed

>> something will come up. Most health issues anyway.....

>>

>>

>>

>

>