Re: ADD? - Lynda

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I'm so sorry to hear you're having breathing problems - Unfortunately, it goes with implants! Start munching down garlic! It's a natural antibiotic, antifungal and antioxident. Nature's miracle food. You can pack it in empthy gel caps if you can't handle the taste. Follow up with some fresh apple to get rid of most of the taste. You won't develop a resistance to it .. . You should be able to avoid an antifungal med with it. If you'll start at the first signs of an infection, you should be able to avoid antibiotics too, Also excellent are Grapefruit seed extract, Oil of Oregano and Olive leaf leaf extract . . . The' all available in capsule form . . .but you want the garlic fresh! Lynda is a good one to help you learn how to manage infections without meds! And

hang in there with the positive state of mind! . . .It's going to get better! . . . Hugs and prayers, Rogene <waltjenking@...> wrote: Thanks Rogene...I agree...I have always tried to see everything in life as kind of a "test" and do believe that we are supposed to learn to overcome our obstacles, and grow from this type of situation. Then it is important that we

help others with our experiences. I am anxious to get this done and start working on the healing process. I try to stay positive, but sometimes it's hard and there are times when I say..."Okay, I've had enough...I'm not as strong as you think I am...I can't do it!" I had to go to urgent care yesterday(no insurance), and I have bronchitis with a touch of Pneumonia. My asthma got very bad and I have severe shortness of breath. Unfortunately I was put on antiobiotics and steroids(I have a lot of inflammation in my bronchials)....then a yeast infection follows! So with all of that going on, the pain from the fibro seems to intensify. I know there is only one choice and I must continue to pursue this and learn as much as possible in hopes that I make the right choices and eventually have a life with much less pain...and also to help others who are going

through this and hopefully have an impact in someway to make a difference. I am very thankful for all of you. Rogene S <saxony01 > wrote: , My personal belief is that the Lord puts us on this earth, and in this life, so we can learn certain lessons . . . We fail only when we fail to learn from the lessons presented. We learn humility, perserverance, forgiveness, . . . . on and on . . . . I believe my implant experience has been one of lmy life's greatest learning experiences. Not one that I would have chosen though! It would be wonderful if you could find some integration with your brother's work

and your background in criminal justice. . . I would love to see the criminals behind this brought to justice! It's going to take a while, but you'll get your life back . . . I'm anxious to see where you take it! Rogene Access over 1 million songs - Music Unlimited.

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I always take either oil of oregano, andrographis or herbal biotic at the

very first thought that I might not feel well. It could be just a slight

tickle in my throat, less energy or slightly achy legs. By doing this for

the past couple of years, I haven't been sick at all. Herbal products often

times don't work if you wait until you have a full blown infection.

Kenda

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> I'm so sorry to hear you're having breathing problems - Unfortunately, it

> goes with implants!

>

> Start munching down garlic! It's a natural antibiotic, antifungal and

> antioxident. Nature's miracle food. You can pack it in empthy gel caps if you

> can't handle the taste. Follow up with some fresh apple to get rid of most of

> the taste.

>

> You won't develop a resistance to it .. . You should be able to avoid an

> antifungal med with it.

>

> If you'll start at the first signs of an infection, you should be able to

> avoid antibiotics too,

>

> Also excellent are Grapefruit seed extract, Oil of Oregano and Olive leaf

> leaf extract . . . The' all available in capsule form . . .but you want the

> garlic fresh!

>

> Lynda is a good one to help you learn how to manage infections without meds!

>

> And hang in there with the positive state of mind! . . .It's going to get

> better! . . .

>

>

> Hugs and prayers,

>

> Rogene

>

>

>

> <waltjenking@...> wrote:

> Thanks Rogene...I agree...I have always tried to see everything in

> life as kind of a " test " and do believe that we are supposed to learn to

> overcome our obstacles, and grow from this type of situation. Then it is

> important that we help others with our experiences. I am anxious to get this

> done and start working on the healing process.

>

> I try to stay positive, but sometimes it's hard and there are times when I

> say... " Okay, I've had enough...I'm not as strong as you think I am...I can't

> do it! " I had to go to urgent care yesterday(no insurance), and I have

> bronchitis with a touch of Pneumonia. My asthma got very bad and I have

> severe shortness of breath. Unfortunately I was put on antiobiotics and

> steroids(I have a lot of inflammation in my bronchials)....then a yeast

> infection follows! So with all of that going on, the pain from the fibro

> seems to intensify.

>

> I know there is only one choice and I must continue to pursue this and learn

> as much as possible in hopes that I make the right choices and eventually have

> a life with much less pain...and also to help others who are going through

> this and hopefully have an impact in someway to make a difference. I am very

> thankful for all of you.

>

>

>

>

>

> Rogene S <saxony01@...> wrote:

> ,

>

> My personal belief is that the Lord puts us on this earth, and in this life,

> so we can learn certain lessons . . . We fail only when we fail to learn from

> the lessons presented. We learn humility, perserverance, forgiveness, . . . .

> on and on . . . .

>

> I believe my implant experience has been one of lmy life's greatest learning

> experiences. Not one that I would have chosen though!

>

> It would be wonderful if you could find some integration with your brother's

> work and your background in criminal justice. . .

>

> I would love to see the criminals behind this brought to justice!

>

> It's going to take a while, but you'll get your life back . . . I'm anxious

> to see where you take it!

>

> Rogene

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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Rogene, I've heard of those...I will check into them. I am very much into the natural stuff. Also, very good is virgin unprocessed organic coconut oil. I use that in my cooking. It has so many benefits. As far as the garlic...I've tried and all I do is burp up garlic. I have major digestive problems too...irritable bowel...when I have to go, move out of the way or else there will be an accident! Do you buy the Costo jars of garlic already peeled or do you peel it...yuck! I am definitely open to giving it another try. JenRogene S <saxony01@...> wrote: I'm so sorry to hear you're having breathing problems - Unfortunately, it goes with implants! Start munching down garlic! It's a natural antibiotic, antifungal and antioxident. Nature's miracle food. You can pack it in empthy gel caps if you can't handle the taste. Follow up with some fresh apple to get rid of most of the taste. You won't develop a resistance to it .. . You should be able to avoid an antifungal med with it. If you'll start at the first signs of an infection, you should be able to avoid antibiotics too, Also excellent are Grapefruit seed extract, Oil of Oregano and Olive leaf leaf extract . . . The' all available in capsule form . .

..but you want the garlic fresh! Lynda is a good one to help you learn how to manage infections without meds! And hang in there with the positive state of mind! . . .It's going to get better! . . . Hugs and prayers, Rogene <waltjenking > wrote: Thanks Rogene...I agree...I have always tried to see everything in life as kind of a "test" and do believe that we are supposed to learn to overcome our obstacles, and grow from this type of situation. Then it is important that we help others with our experiences. I am anxious to get this done and start working on the healing process. I try to stay positive, but sometimes it's hard and there are times when I say..."Okay, I've had enough...I'm not as strong as you think I am...I can't do it!" I had to go to urgent care yesterday(no insurance), and I have bronchitis with a touch of Pneumonia. My asthma got very bad and I have severe shortness of breath. Unfortunately I was put on antiobiotics and steroids(I have a lot of inflammation in my bronchials)....then a yeast infection follows! So with all of that going on, the pain from the fibro seems to intensify. I know there is only one choice and I must continue to pursue this and learn as much as possible in hopes that I make the right choices and eventually have a life with much less pain...and also to help others who are going through this and hopefully have an impact in someway to make a difference. I am very thankful for all of you. Rogene S <saxony01 > wrote: , My personal belief is that the Lord puts us on this earth, and in this life, so we can learn certain lessons . . . We fail only when we fail to learn from the lessons presented. We learn humility, perserverance, forgiveness, . . . . on and on . . . . I believe my implant experience has been one of lmy life's greatest learning experiences. Not one that I would have chosen though! It would be wonderful if you could find some integration with your brother's work and your background in criminal justice. . . I would love to see the criminals behind this brought to justice! It's going to take a while, but you'll get your life back . . . I'm anxious to see where you take it! Rogene Access over 1 million songs - Music Unlimited. __________________________________________________

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Thanks Kenda...I'll write these down and look into them....makes sense.Kenda Skaggs <skaggs@...> wrote: I always take either oil of oregano, andrographis or herbal biotic at thevery first thought that I might not feel well. It could be just a slighttickle in my throat, less energy or slightly achy legs. By doing this forthe past couple of years, I haven't been sick at all. Herbal products oftentimes don't work if you wait until you have a full blown infection.Kenda>

> > I'm so sorry to hear you're having breathing problems - Unfortunately, it> goes with implants!> > Start munching down garlic! It's a natural antibiotic, antifungal and> antioxident. Nature's miracle food. You can pack it in empthy gel caps if you> can't handle the taste. Follow up with some fresh apple to get rid of most of> the taste.> > You won't develop a resistance to it .. . You should be able to avoid an> antifungal med with it.> > If you'll start at the first signs of an infection, you should be able to> avoid antibiotics too,> > Also excellent are Grapefruit seed extract, Oil of Oregano and Olive leaf> leaf extract . . . The' all available in capsule form . . .but you want the> garlic fresh!> > Lynda is a good one to help you learn how to manage infections without meds!> > And hang in there with the positive

state of mind! . . .It's going to get> better! . . .> > > Hugs and prayers,> > Rogene> > > > <waltjenking > wrote:> Thanks Rogene...I agree...I have always tried to see everything in> life as kind of a "test" and do believe that we are supposed to learn to> overcome our obstacles, and grow from this type of situation. Then it is> important that we help others with our experiences. I am anxious to get this> done and start working on the healing process.> > I try to stay positive, but sometimes it's hard and there are times when I> say..."Okay, I've had enough...I'm not as strong as you think I am...I can't> do it!" I had to go to urgent care yesterday(no insurance), and I have> bronchitis with a touch of Pneumonia. My asthma got very bad and I have> severe

shortness of breath. Unfortunately I was put on antiobiotics and> steroids(I have a lot of inflammation in my bronchials)....then a yeast> infection follows! So with all of that going on, the pain from the fibro> seems to intensify.> > I know there is only one choice and I must continue to pursue this and learn> as much as possible in hopes that I make the right choices and eventually have> a life with much less pain...and also to help others who are going through> this and hopefully have an impact in someway to make a difference. I am very> thankful for all of you.> > > > > > Rogene S <saxony01 > wrote:> ,> > My personal belief is that the Lord puts us on this earth, and in this life,> so we can learn certain lessons . . . We fail only when we fail to learn

from> the lessons presented. We learn humility, perserverance, forgiveness, . . . .> on and on . . . .> > I believe my implant experience has been one of lmy life's greatest learning> experiences. Not one that I would have chosen though!> > It would be wonderful if you could find some integration with your brother's> work and your background in criminal justice. . .> > I would love to see the criminals behind this brought to justice!> > It's going to take a while, but you'll get your life back . . . I'm anxious> to see where you take it!> > Rogene> > > > > > > > > > > ---------------------------------> Access over 1 million songs - Music Unlimited.> > __________________________________________________

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I use only fresh garlic from the produce section. That you have digestive problems may mean that you really, really need it. When the antifungal action kicks in, you can get very uncomfortable temporarily. . .known as a herx. Just go slow . . I crush it and wrap a bit of meat around it, put it on a salad or piece of bread. , , ,Patty cuts it in pieces, gives it a quick chomp and swallows. The active ingredient is released in the crushing action. It disapates in heat - so cooked garlic isn't as effective. Virgin Coconut oil is outstanding! You'll probably find your bowel problems clear up after explant too! Rogene <waltjenking@...> wrote: Rogene, I've heard of those...I will check into them. I am very much into the natural stuff. Also, very good is virgin unprocessed organic coconut oil. I use that in my cooking. It has so many benefits. As far as the garlic...I've tried and all I do is burp up garlic. I have major digestive problems too...irritable bowel...when I have to go, move out of the way or else there will be an accident! Do you buy the Costo jars of garlic already peeled or do you peel it...yuck! I am definitely open to giving it another

try. JenRogene S <saxony01 > wrote: I'm so sorry to hear you're having breathing problems - Unfortunately, it goes with implants! Start munching down garlic! It's a natural antibiotic, antifungal and antioxident. Nature's miracle food. You can pack it in empthy gel caps if you can't handle the taste. Follow up with some fresh apple to get rid of most of the taste. You won't develop a resistance to it .. . You should be able to avoid an antifungal med with it. If you'll start at the first signs of an infection, you should be able to avoid antibiotics too, Also excellent are Grapefruit seed extract, Oil of Oregano

and Olive leaf leaf extract . . . The' all available in capsule form . . .but you want the garlic fresh! Lynda is a good one to help you learn how to manage infections without meds! And hang in there with the positive state of mind! . . .It's going to get better! . . . Hugs and prayers, Rogene <waltjenking > wrote: Thanks Rogene...I agree...I have always tried to see everything in life as kind of a "test" and do believe that we are supposed to learn to overcome our obstacles, and grow from this type of situation. Then it is important that we help others with our experiences. I am anxious to get this done and

start working on the healing process. I try to stay positive, but sometimes it's hard and there are times when I say..."Okay, I've had enough...I'm not as strong as you think I am...I can't do it!" I had to go to urgent care yesterday(no insurance), and I have bronchitis with a touch of Pneumonia. My asthma got very bad and I have severe shortness of breath. Unfortunately I was put on antiobiotics and steroids(I have a lot of inflammation in my bronchials)....then a yeast infection follows! So with all of that going on, the pain from the fibro seems to intensify. I know there is only one choice and I must continue to pursue this and learn as much as possible in hopes that I make the right choices and eventually have a life with much less pain...and also to help others who are going through this and hopefully have an impact in someway to make a

difference. I am very thankful for all of you. Rogene S <saxony01 > wrote: , My personal belief is that the Lord puts us on this earth, and in this life, so we can learn certain lessons . . . We fail only when we fail to learn from the lessons presented. We learn humility, perserverance, forgiveness, . . . . on and on . . . . I believe my implant experience has been one of lmy life's greatest learning experiences. Not one that I would have chosen though! It would be wonderful if you could find some integration with your brother's work and your background in criminal justice. . .

I would love to see the criminals behind this brought to justice! It's going to take a while, but you'll get your life back . . . I'm anxious to see where you take it! Rogene Access over 1 million songs - Music Unlimited. __________________________________________________Do You

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The ladies here got me on raw garlic, and now I am an addict. I crave it. I found some research that says its blood-thinning properties help fibromyalgics with pain-- I definitely notice a difference.

There has been a lot of research done on garlic, but mostly the aged kind in capsules. Supposedly the aging increases the release of allicin, the compound in garlic that helps the body. But I'd bet fresh is better.

I use a small marble mortar and pestle to crush several cloves at a time-- it loosens the skin, smashes the cloves really well in less than a minute, and it easier to clean than a cutting board.

I usually mis it with food-- I just put it in whatever I'm eating-- soups, salad, pasta, hummus, cheese. . . My family used to complain about the smell, but I've got them eating it and now everyone is happy.

Mangia bene!

Bindi

Re: ADD? - Lynda

I use only fresh garlic from the produce section.

That you have digestive problems may mean that you really, really need it. When the antifungal action kicks in, you can get very uncomfortable temporarily. . .known as a herx.

Just go slow . . I crush it and wrap a bit of meat around it, put it on a salad or piece of bread. , , ,Patty cuts it in pieces, gives it a quick chomp and swallows.

The active ingredient is released in the crushing action. It disapates in heat - so cooked garlic isn't as effective.

Virgin Coconut oil is outstanding!

You'll probably find your bowel problems clear up after explant too!

Rogene

<waltjenking > wrote:

Rogene,

I've heard of those...I will check into them. I am very much into the natural stuff. Also, very good is virgin unprocessed organic coconut oil. I use that in my cooking. It has so many benefits. As far as the garlic...I've tried and all I do is burp up garlic. I have major digestive problems too...irritable bowel...when I have to go, move out of the way or else there will be an accident! Do you buy the Costo jars of garlic already peeled or do you peel it...yuck! I am definitely open to giving it another try.

JenRogene S <saxony01 > wrote:

I'm so sorry to hear you're having breathing problems - Unfortunately, it goes with implants!

Start munching down garlic! It's a natural antibiotic, antifungal and antioxident. Nature's miracle food. You can pack it in empthy gel caps if you can't handle the taste. Follow up with some fresh apple to get rid of most of the taste.

You won't develop a resistance to it .. . You should be able to avoid an antifungal med with it.

If you'll start at the first signs of an infection, you should be able to avoid antibiotics too,

Also excellent are Grapefruit seed extract, Oil of Oregano and Olive leaf leaf extract . . . The' all available in capsule form . . .but you want the garlic fresh!

Lynda is a good one to help you learn how to manage infections without meds!

And hang in there with the positive state of mind! . . .It's going to get better! . . .

Hugs and prayers,

Rogene

<waltjenking > wrote:

Thanks Rogene...I agree...I have always tried to see everything in life as kind of a "test" and do believe that we are supposed to learn to overcome our obstacles, and grow from this type of situation. Then it is important that we help others with our experiences. I am anxious to get this done and start working on the healing process.

I try to stay positive, but sometimes it's hard and there are times when I say..."Okay, I've had enough...I'm not as strong as you think I am...I can't do it!" I had to go to urgent care yesterday(no insurance), and I have bronchitis with a touch of Pneumonia. My asthma got very bad and I have severe shortness of breath. Unfortunately I was put on antiobiotics and steroids(I have a lot of inflammation in my bronchials)....then a yeast infection follows! So with all of that going on, the pain from the fibro seems to intensify.

I know there is only one choice and I must continue to pursue this and learn as much as possible in hopes that I make the right choices and eventually have a life with much less pain...and also to help others who are going through this and hopefully have an impact in someway to make a difference. I am very thankful for all of you.

Rogene S <saxony01 > wrote:

,

My personal belief is that the Lord puts us on this earth, and in this life, so we can learn certain lessons . . . We fail only when we fail to learn from the lessons presented. We learn humility, perserverance, forgiveness, . . . . on and on . . . .

I believe my implant experience has been one of lmy life's greatest learning experiences. Not one that I would have chosen though!

It would be wonderful if you could find some integration with your brother's work and your background in criminal justice. . .

I would love to see the criminals behind this brought to justice!

It's going to take a while, but you'll get your life back . . . I'm anxious to see where you take it!

Rogene

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Thanks Bindi...I love making hummous and babaganouge(I'm sure I butchered the spelling on that one!) I'll check into the garlic. freebindi <bindi@...> wrote: , The ladies here got me on raw garlic, and now I am an addict. I crave it. I found some research that says its blood-thinning properties help fibromyalgics with pain-- I definitely notice a difference. There has been a lot of research done on garlic, but mostly the aged kind in capsules. Supposedly the aging increases the release of allicin, the compound in garlic that helps the body. But I'd bet fresh is better. I use a small marble mortar and pestle to crush several cloves at a time-- it loosens the skin, smashes the cloves really well in less than a minute, and it easier to clean than a cutting board. I usually mis it with food-- I just put it in whatever I'm eating-- soups, salad, pasta, hummus, cheese. . . My family used to complain about the smell, but I've got them eating it and now everyone is happy. Mangia

bene! Bindi Re: ADD? - Lynda I use only fresh garlic from the produce section. That you have digestive problems may mean that you really, really need it. When the antifungal action kicks in, you can

get very uncomfortable temporarily. . .known as a herx. Just go slow . . I crush it and wrap a bit of meat around it, put it on a salad or piece of bread. , , ,Patty cuts it in pieces, gives it a quick chomp and swallows. The active ingredient is released in the crushing action. It disapates in heat - so cooked garlic isn't as effective. Virgin Coconut oil is outstanding! You'll probably find your bowel problems clear up after explant too! Rogene <waltjenking > wrote: Rogene, I've heard of those...I will check into them. I am very much into the natural stuff. Also,

very good is virgin unprocessed organic coconut oil. I use that in my cooking. It has so many benefits. As far as the garlic...I've tried and all I do is burp up garlic. I have major digestive problems too...irritable bowel...when I have to go, move out of the way or else there will be an accident! Do you buy the Costo jars of garlic already peeled or do you peel it...yuck! I am definitely open to giving it another try. JenRogene S <saxony01 > wrote: I'm so sorry to hear you're having breathing problems - Unfortunately, it goes with implants! Start munching down garlic! It's a natural antibiotic, antifungal and antioxident. Nature's miracle food. You can pack it in

empthy gel caps if you can't handle the taste. Follow up with some fresh apple to get rid of most of the taste. You won't develop a resistance to it .. . You should be able to avoid an antifungal med with it. If you'll start at the first signs of an infection, you should be able to avoid antibiotics too, Also excellent are Grapefruit seed extract, Oil of Oregano and Olive leaf leaf extract . . . The' all available in capsule form . . .but you want the garlic fresh! Lynda is a good one to help you learn how to manage infections without meds! And hang in there with the positive state of mind! . . .It's going to get better! . . . Hugs and prayers, Rogene

<waltjenking > wrote: Thanks Rogene...I agree...I have always tried to see everything in life as kind of a "test" and do believe that we are supposed to learn to overcome our obstacles, and grow from this type of situation. Then it is important that we help others with our experiences. I am anxious to get this done and start working on the healing process. I try to stay positive, but sometimes it's hard and there are times when I say..."Okay, I've had enough...I'm not as strong as you think I am...I can't do it!" I had to go to urgent care yesterday(no insurance), and I have bronchitis with a touch of Pneumonia. My asthma got very bad and I have severe shortness of breath. Unfortunately I was put on antiobiotics and steroids(I have a lot of

inflammation in my bronchials)....then a yeast infection follows! So with all of that going on, the pain from the fibro seems to intensify. I know there is only one choice and I must continue to pursue this and learn as much as possible in hopes that I make the right choices and eventually have a life with much less pain...and also to help others who are going through this and hopefully have an impact in someway to make a difference. I am very thankful for all of you. Rogene S <saxony01 > wrote: , My personal belief is that the Lord puts us on this earth, and in this life, so we can learn certain lessons

.. . . We fail only when we fail to learn from the lessons presented. We learn humility, perserverance, forgiveness, . . . . on and on . . . . I believe my implant experience has been one of lmy life's greatest learning experiences. Not one that I would have chosen though! It would be wonderful if you could find some integration with your brother's work and your background in criminal justice. . . I would love to see the criminals behind this brought to justice! It's going to take a while, but you'll get your life back . . . I'm anxious to see where you take it! Rogene Access over 1 million songs - Music Unlimited. __________________________________________________