Guest guest Posted December 1, 2011 Report Share Posted December 1, 2011 Chili is used for stomach problems and good for heart and weight. Put red dry pepper in gel capsules, swallow about three...good for tummy constipation. As I have mentioned before, I use a lot of natural remedies. I used to be a Herbalist practitioner so got to know lots of home remedies along the way.... gotta go...am teaching in half an hour. ________________________________ To: " fibromyalgiacured " <fibromyalgiacured > Sent: Thursday, December 1, 2011 1:35 PM Subject: Re: : good ol' Herb  This thing with spices helping us to detox, lower pain and so on, I have been wondering if this is why my dad says he does not like spices. I have read many times that folk who have H-pylori do not like spices. I am thinking that perhaps it is when the healing takes place, since this is usually painful, is this why he avoids spices?  I am not a spice lover myself, taste, I think, but I dont tend to hanker for them. I do however, like licorice and cinamon, both of these are supposed to aid detox and help with stabalising blood sugar too. I could try more spices. I am not exactly against them, I just tend to eat my meal bland, I will think about this more  Oh, yes I meant to tell you about this too, (laughing out loud). do you recall the conversation folk here were having about chilli, is it toxic or is it healing? I said I did not know because I do not eat it. Well a few days ago, by chance I ended up with a smidging, and I mean a smidging in my mouth. Yep, and even that smidging was hot, and took a while to clear, but boy oh boy what came next answered the question, healing or toxic LOL, My fingers set on fire LOL, Crazy crazy, crazy, wow wow wow, burning or what, all ten of them, but you know what as drastic as this was, and it was major draztic, I do think it was a healing reaction.  When I have toxicity its my joints that cop for it, when it is healing its my extemities. But anyway, healing or not, that was far too much for me and I will not be doing that again for a long time I can tell you. But this does illustrate that spices can help with detoxing, just have to find the right ones.   I might try ginger. I have not had ginger for a long time but last time I used it I do think I was fine. Also, I used to eat a fair amount of garlic and have not been doing so lately, this one might be another one worth trying  Mmm, I do think some spices might be a good idea, its cold here now in England, feeling like winter, maybe some spices might perk things up  Love Joanne   said......... http://health.msn.com/healthy-living/slideshow.aspx?cp-documentid=100281890 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 2, 2011 Report Share Posted December 2, 2011 Hi, We have talked before about spices, herbs, and the nightshade family. Some do say it makes them hurt more, but it could be said, it actually is getting the toxins moving and out of the body. I tend to use organic spices. I crush coriander seed, and use paprika, fresh ginger, fresh or organic parsley, rosemary, and turmeric. I mix and match, about 3 at the time, according to the meat used. I sometimes use the fresh ginger or coriander seed to make a tea. It could be why my hands burn sometimes, but I know it is getting chemicals, and toxins out. C > > This thing with spices helping us to detox, lower pain and so on, I have been wondering if this is why my dad says he does not like spices. I have read many times that folk who have H-pylori do not like spices. I am thinking that perhaps it is when the healing takes place, since this is usually painful, is this why he avoids spices? >  > I am not a spice lover myself, taste, I think, but I dont tend to hanker for them. I do however, like licorice and cinamon, both of these are supposed to aid detox and help with stabalising blood sugar too. I could try more spices. I am not exactly against them, I just tend to eat my meal bland, I will think about this more >  > Oh, yes I meant to tell you about this too, (laughing out loud). do you recall the conversation folk here were having about chilli, is it toxic or is it healing? I said I did not know because I do not eat it. Well a few days ago, by chance I ended up with a smidging, and I mean a smidging in my mouth. Yep, and even that smidging was hot, and took a while to clear, but boy oh boy what came next answered the question, healing or toxic LOL, My fingers set on fire LOL, Crazy crazy, crazy, wow wow wow, burning or what, all ten of them, but you know what as drastic as this was, and it was major draztic, I do think it was a healing reaction. >  > When I have toxicity its my joints that cop for it, when it is healing its my extemities. But anyway, healing or not, that was far too much for me and I will not be doing that again for a long time I can tell you. But this does illustrate that spices can help with detoxing, just have to find the right ones. >  >  I might try ginger. I have not had ginger for a long time but last time I used it I do think I was fine. Also, I used to eat a fair amount of garlic and have not been doing so lately, this one might be another one worth trying >  > Mmm, I do think some spices might be a good idea, its cold here now in England, feeling like winter, maybe some spices might perk things up >  > Love Joanne >  >  > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 2, 2011 Report Share Posted December 2, 2011 Hi, years ago, a friend who was into natural remedies, put red pepper in one of those sinus bottles ,and sniffed it to clear the sinus. c > > Chili is used for stomach problems and good for heart and weight. Put red dry pepper in gel capsules, > swallow about three...good for tummy constipation. As I have mentioned before, I use a lot of natural > > remedies. I used to be a Herbalist practitioner so got to know lots of home remedies along the way.... > gotta go...am teaching in half an hour. > > > > > > ________________________________ > > To: " fibromyalgiacured " <fibromyalgiacured > > Sent: Thursday, December 1, 2011 1:35 PM > Subject: Re: : good ol' Herb > > >  > This thing with spices helping us to detox, lower pain and so on, I have been wondering if this is why my dad says he does not like spices. I have read many times that folk who have H-pylori do not like spices. I am thinking that perhaps it is when the healing takes place, since this is usually painful, is this why he avoids spices? >  > I am not a spice lover myself, taste, I think, but I dont tend to hanker for them. I do however, like licorice and cinamon, both of these are supposed to aid detox and help with stabalising blood sugar too. I could try more spices. I am not exactly against them, I just tend to eat my meal bland, I will think about this more >  > Oh, yes I meant to tell you about this too, (laughing out loud). do you recall the conversation folk here were having about chilli, is it toxic or is it healing? I said I did not know because I do not eat it. Well a few days ago, by chance I ended up with a smidging, and I mean a smidging in my mouth. Yep, and even that smidging was hot, and took a while to clear, but boy oh boy what came next answered the question, healing or toxic LOL, My fingers set on fire LOL, Crazy crazy, crazy, wow wow wow, burning or what, all ten of them, but you know what as drastic as this was, and it was major draztic, I do think it was a healing reaction. >  > When I have toxicity its my joints that cop for it, when it is healing its my extemities. But anyway, healing or not, that was far too much for me and I will not be doing that again for a long time I can tell you. But this does illustrate that spices can help with detoxing, just have to find the right ones. >  >  I might try ginger. I have not had ginger for a long time but last time I used it I do think I was fine. Also, I used to eat a fair amount of garlic and have not been doing so lately, this one might be another one worth trying >  > Mmm, I do think some spices might be a good idea, its cold here now in England, feeling like winter, maybe some spices might perk things up >  > Love Joanne >  >  > said......... > > http://health.msn.com/healthy-living/slideshow.aspx?cp-documentid=100281890 > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 2, 2011 Report Share Posted December 2, 2011 Okay ! I will have to try that one...Was that with sinus solution or with water(distilled) with a bit of salt? Thank You, ________________________________ To: fibromyalgiacured Sent: Friday, December 2, 2011 6:13 PM Subject: Re: : good ol' Herb  Hi, years ago, a friend who was into natural remedies, put red pepper in one of those sinus bottles ,and sniffed it to clear the sinus. c > > Chili is used for stomach problems and good for heart and weight. Put red dry pepper in gel capsules, > swallow about three...good for tummy constipation. As I have mentioned before, I use a lot of natural > > remedies. I used to be a Herbalist practitioner so got to know lots of home remedies along the way.... > gotta go...am teaching in half an hour. > > > > > > ________________________________ > > To: " fibromyalgiacured " <fibromyalgiacured > > Sent: Thursday, December 1, 2011 1:35 PM > Subject: Re: : good ol' Herb > > >  > This thing with spices helping us to detox, lower pain and so on, I have been wondering if this is why my dad says he does not like spices. I have read many times that folk who have H-pylori do not like spices. I am thinking that perhaps it is when the healing takes place, since this is usually painful, is this why he avoids spices? >  > I am not a spice lover myself, taste, I think, but I dont tend to hanker for them. I do however, like licorice and cinamon, both of these are supposed to aid detox and help with stabalising blood sugar too. I could try more spices. I am not exactly against them, I just tend to eat my meal bland, I will think about this more >  > Oh, yes I meant to tell you about this too, (laughing out loud). do you recall the conversation folk here were having about chilli, is it toxic or is it healing? I said I did not know because I do not eat it. Well a few days ago, by chance I ended up with a smidging, and I mean a smidging in my mouth. Yep, and even that smidging was hot, and took a while to clear, but boy oh boy what came next answered the question, healing or toxic LOL, My fingers set on fire LOL, Crazy crazy, crazy, wow wow wow, burning or what, all ten of them, but you know what as drastic as this was, and it was major draztic, I do think it was a healing reaction. >  > When I have toxicity its my joints that cop for it, when it is healing its my extemities. But anyway, healing or not, that was far too much for me and I will not be doing that again for a long time I can tell you. But this does illustrate that spices can help with detoxing, just have to find the right ones. >  >  I might try ginger. I have not had ginger for a long time but last time I used it I do think I was fine. Also, I used to eat a fair amount of garlic and have not been doing so lately, this one might be another one worth trying >  > Mmm, I do think some spices might be a good idea, its cold here now in England, feeling like winter, maybe some spices might perk things up >  > Love Joanne >  >  > said......... > > http://health.msn.com/healthy-living/slideshow.aspx?cp-documentid=100281890 > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 2, 2011 Report Share Posted December 2, 2011 Hello , I use alot of spices and grow lots of herbs including ginger and lemon grass. The grass makes great tea... good for tummy, nerves, cleanse, and cooking lots of meal dishes. ________________________________ To: fibromyalgiacured Sent: Friday, December 2, 2011 6:10 PM Subject: Re: : good ol' Herb  Hi, We have talked before about spices, herbs, and the nightshade family. Some do say it makes them hurt more, but it could be said, it actually is getting the toxins moving and out of the body. I tend to use organic spices. I crush coriander seed, and use paprika, fresh ginger, fresh or organic parsley, rosemary, and turmeric. I mix and match, about 3 at the time, according to the meat used. I sometimes use the fresh ginger or coriander seed to make a tea. It could be why my hands burn sometimes, but I know it is getting chemicals, and toxins out. C > > This thing with spices helping us to detox, lower pain and so on, I have been wondering if this is why my dad says he does not like spices. I have read many times that folk who have H-pylori do not like spices. I am thinking that perhaps it is when the healing takes place, since this is usually painful, is this why he avoids spices? >  > I am not a spice lover myself, taste, I think, but I dont tend to hanker for them. I do however, like licorice and cinamon, both of these are supposed to aid detox and help with stabalising blood sugar too. I could try more spices. I am not exactly against them, I just tend to eat my meal bland, I will think about this more >  > Oh, yes I meant to tell you about this too, (laughing out loud). do you recall the conversation folk here were having about chilli, is it toxic or is it healing? I said I did not know because I do not eat it. Well a few days ago, by chance I ended up with a smidging, and I mean a smidging in my mouth. Yep, and even that smidging was hot, and took a while to clear, but boy oh boy what came next answered the question, healing or toxic LOL, My fingers set on fire LOL, Crazy crazy, crazy, wow wow wow, burning or what, all ten of them, but you know what as drastic as this was, and it was major draztic, I do think it was a healing reaction. >  > When I have toxicity its my joints that cop for it, when it is healing its my extemities. But anyway, healing or not, that was far too much for me and I will not be doing that again for a long time I can tell you. But this does illustrate that spices can help with detoxing, just have to find the right ones. >  >  I might try ginger. I have not had ginger for a long time but last time I used it I do think I was fine. Also, I used to eat a fair amount of garlic and have not been doing so lately, this one might be another one worth trying >  > Mmm, I do think some spices might be a good idea, its cold here now in England, feeling like winter, maybe some spices might perk things up >  > Love Joanne >  >  > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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