Re: Answer For

[Guest guest]

Thank you I dont have to be on blood thinners right now but do know I am more

likely to have them. I will try the cayenne pepper I love hot stuff and eat it

not as much as I used to. The doctors still think it was the hormones and I was

taking vitamin k2 so no new clots which is good.

Ciao-

Ange

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To: fibromyalgiacured

Sent: Sat, August 6, 2011 3:05:47 PM

Subject: Re: Answer For Angel Giannini

Hi , I remember quiet a few years ago I found a remedy for blood clots.

I learnt to use a flat teaspoon of cayenne pepper and I mixed it in water (1/4)

cup. Within minutes it had stopped the pain and the clot disappeared. It's

only happened to me 3 times and all within about 3 years each. I haven't had

any ever since then but I know what I have to do if I have that again.

If I felt a pain in my abdomen somewhere I'd check it out and have the cayenne

and water. It's pretty hot but once I've drank it down it soon fixes the

problem. The heat goes from my stomach to my head and I feel great afterwards.

I hardly ever go to doctors. I take magnesium tablets, one or two daily. And

the occasional aspirin. Also coQ10. Lately I haven't had to take anything much

at all. I get the magnesium tablets from the chemist shop and the aspirins from

the supermarket. Then the coQ10 I get from a Dr overseas.

Re: H-pylori is strongly involved in Parkinsons and

could be very much an issue for Fibromyalgia folk

To: fibromyalgiacured

Date: Tuesday, August 2, 2011, 9:50 PM

Hi Lovell,

Are you having to take anything for the Gerd? Recently read that with taking

acid blockers, you will not be able to absorb b vitamins,as they need acid to be

absorbed. I used to take the fresh lemon juice in water with meals, and my

sister(who has had ulcers) takes the organic apple cider vinegar. Even a healthy

person is only about to absorb a small amount of the Bs in a supplement. google

b 12, or b deficiency.

c

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> Joanne,As you know I have GERD and esophageal ulcers. Â Last June I had an

>endoscope. Â Since reading about H.Pylori and Fibromyalgia connection, I

>contacted the doctor and was told that they did not check for h.pylori. Â I

>would think that that would be standard practice when doing an endoscope on a

>person that has ulcers. Â Anyway, I have made an appointment with a new doctor

>and will be seeing him next week. Â Hopefully he will check for h.pylori.