Re: Re: Thieves essential oil

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Have you tried anti fungal meds or cholestyramine yet?

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From: michael g <mgest@...>

Subject: [] Re: Thieves essential oil - does it work?

Date: Sunday, November 16, 2008, 9:19 PM

I'm new to this forum. Recently I have had a horrible exposure to mold

in a mobile home and had to move out. Tried to diffuse essential oils,

ozone, removed carpet, pieces of walls, etc...nothing worked. I can't

stay in the space for an hour. Start itching all over, skin crawling,

skin burning, arthritis symptoms and more. I will look through some of

the archives for similar experiences. My symptoms have been so severe

over the course of a few months that I thought I was going crazy. Good

to be out...now I have to get it out of my body. I think it is

fusarium or stachobotrys mycotoxins. The oils may work in certain

circumstances, didn't work for me.

(any help with resources or discussion of similar experience

would be helpful)

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> I don't know. All I know is that the owner of Curves here, owes her

life to Thieves oil. She did correct the moisture issue (that's an

obvious necessity), but the diffusing of that oil not only addressed

the mold structurally, but health-wise as well.

>

[Guest guest]

So many people are losing their jobs these days and are desperate to

find some new source of income that MLM companies have fertile ground

to take people's money.

They prey on the desperate and gullible, often people who have

recently lost jobs but who still have some resources, and promise them

a source of income that they can make from home. " All you have to do

is work hard " .. bla bla bla..

The problem is, very few people succeed with this. For someone who has

lost their job or is facing foreclosure, and often is additionally is

facing the prospect of having to move far away and leave their friends

and family behind, anything that will allow them to avoid that looks

good. They don't see the selling of these products as realistically as

they should. They are desperate.

Internet scams, stuffing envelopes, all of these viral marketing

firms, they all make similar promises.

The MLM firms have been around for ages and they follow a pattern..

Tthey ask for money upfront, several thousand dollars usually, and the

poor person pays it, to " join the network " then is often stuck with a

bunch of useless products that they want to sell but can't.

They often get extremely angry and bitter in the end..

Google " Herbalife scam " for some historical perspective on these kinds

of marketing companies.. how they work...

This kind of thing has been around for a long time and during times of

economic distress, they propagate like mushrooms after a rain.