Re: OT: Pain (was) Hard to breathe--herx?

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Ooooooooopps a misspelling that should have been Sombra gel , not sobra and get the one marked heat or hot not the cold formula "Im not trying to counsel any of you to do anything really special,except to dare to think, and to dare to go with the truth ,and to dare to love completely." -R. Buckminster Fullerhttp://www.purposefairy.com/4899/15-powerful-things-happy-people-do-differently/

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Jan,

Wow. Thank you. I had no idea how many natural pain relievers there are out

there. Hopefully, with all of those choices I'll be able to come up with a

protocol that will work. Numbing the nerve endings sounds particularly helpful

since most of my pain is nerve pain, not joint or muscle inflammation. However,

topicals have their limits, so hopefully I'll be able to find a good combination

of remedies.

I've also been reading more today about the Epsom Salts/Hydrogen Peroxide/Ginger

baths. I'm pretty sure they've been mentioned on here before, maybe even to me

personally. (Lymie brain...just how many holes can one memory have? ;o) I've

started bookmarking particularly helpful threads like this one to help me keep

up with them.) The tub is very painful for me to lie in and has to be padded

down with towels, but it looks like it might be worth the hassle. If I find

something that works well, I will be sure to share. I know there are others here

who live in severe daily pain as well.

Thanks for your patient information, not just for me, but for others as well.

When you give information to one of us, all of us have the chance to benefit. I

can't imagine how much time it must take to put it all together. It is very much

appreciated.

Hope all are seeing better days.

Lorrie

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> For natural pain relief,I use Boswellia herb at least 4 capsules ,up to 6 at a

time.also you can use frankincense essential oil directly on painful areas DLPA

did not work for me, but then I have not responded to several things and each of

us are different in which natural substances work.anti inflamatories in the

natural world are boswellia, tumeric, Omega 3-6-9s(n flax seed oil etc), 2000 Mg

a dose of good quality fish oil Barleans and natural factors i believe are pure

sources.Keep in the fridge. rosewood essential oil .lavender oil, rosemary tea

or oil stops muscle spasms.low back pain - evening primrose oil..One of my

favorites is Lawang oil expensive but oh so worth it globallight.net I believe

is a source.It is very strong when rubbed on so if you have sensitive skin you

might dilute it with a carrier oil, but it takes away pain  quickly

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> There is also a product called Wounded warrior.It takes away pain for about

two hours , or you can try Sobra gel , make sure  you get the one marked hot or

heat which has capsicum in it.Capsicum works by numbing the nerve endings so 

pain impulses dont get to the brain and you feel no pain because the nerve ends

are numbed

> also large quantities of transdermal magnesium oil. Work up to 80 sprays

several times a day full strength

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> Hard to breathe herxing may be due to babesia.Move your binder closer to the

detox methods like 1/2 hour to 45 minutes, rather than an hour and yes the

temporary increase in symptoms  is probably either herxing or the release of

toxins recirculating in the body that were not caught by the binder.Kudzu is

good for head symptoms , feverfew is also good taken daily for migraines.Source

naturals K mag KG will help detox and neutralize ammonia in the brain

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> Re: OT: Pain (was) Hard to breathe--herx?

>     Posted by: " Lorrie Richter " lorrie_richter@... lorrie_richter

>     Date: Sun Aug 12, 2012 7:36 am ((PDT))

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> Jim,

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> Probably

> part of the reason I'm more difficult to remember is my tendency to

> drop out for a while. I read responses, but it takes me so long to type

> out a decent post that it usually ends up in my " I'll do it tomorrow "

> list, especially now that we've started the new homeschooling year.

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> Anyway,

> thanks for the info. I do have the pain dr in my city to check with and

> a couple of other decent-sized cities within 30 min to an hr from here,

> other than the city where my dr is that I described before--might find

> someone there. Beyond that it would be 2 hrs or so one way, and since

> pain scripts always have to be picked up in person, that could be a

> problem.

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> I still need to check on whether or not my ins. co.

> will pay for the drug testing; I don't have to do any drug testing at my

> current pain dr's office. But it did occur to me that if I could get

> back to the point of just being able to stand in the kitchen and cook,

> it would save us soooo much money and be healthier than the

> take-out/convenience foods that we are currently having to rely on. That

> would more than pay for any testing that isn't covered.

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> Before I

> do any switching though, I am trying more of the natural means of pain

> relief. That would be my first choice, of course. I'm trying to use the

> mag oil more. I'm also waiting until my first 3 weeks of Essiac is over

> to see how much relief I get from the bigger detox. I'm still having

> trouble fitting in the DLPA and the Lugol's, the latter of which I think

> is really important to try. If candida problems are causing or

> contributing to the pain, then I'd rather treat the candida, and by

> default, the pain. It needs to be treated either way.

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> mention of Essiac is actually why I started this post, and I'm going to

> have to ask my question, then cut this short. (Bad day.) Since I started

> on the Essiac a week ago, I have noticed some of my symptoms worsening.

> A little research seems to confirm that the Essiac may actually be

> helping the candida problem I mentioned, and the die-off from that could

> be causing some of my symptoms--bloating, nausea, stomach pain, etc.

> Also, if it is increasing my toxin load briefly as it pulls them out,

> that would explain a herx-like increase in my migraines, dizziness, and

> fatigue. Right? So, here's my question. Do I coil during all of this, or

> keep waiting? Unfortunately, the last time I coiled, I way overdid it

> (15 sec.), and this week will be the fourth week since my last

> treatment, I think. I feel like I'm losing so much ground. So, if it

> were you, would you do a small treatment (5 sec or less), to be killing

> at least some Lyme, or would you wait until this first, hopefully most

> intense, round of Essiac is over? I am taking the Essiac just over an

> hour after breakfast, then my binder plus some EV coconut oil an hour or

> so later, then wait at least another hour before any other food or

> medicine. It's inconvenient, but I want to use the binder as soon as

> possible after the Essiac to completely get rid of as many toxins as

> possible, and some nighttime meds make it more difficult to do at

> bedtime.

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> Anyway, thanks for the previous info and any thoughts

> on this. I may not always respond quickly, but I read and value the

> responses. Thanks again.

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> Hope everyone is seeing better days.

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> Lorrie

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> " Im not trying to counsel any of you to do anything

> really special,except to dare to think, and to dare to go with the truth ,and

to dare to love completely. " -R. Buckminster Fuller

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