Re: Pain and twinges (was: lost post)

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Most often it just means you have a bone out of place there and

a chiropractor could put it straight for you if it doesn't settle back

where it belongs. You could run your finger up and down your

spine and even feel it out of place if it is. Just as the organs are

affected by the nerves being out of line, so the spine is affected by

the organs function, and boy are they " functioning " during a flush.

That's what I understand to be, a chiropractor may be able to

put a more professional spin on it :-)

L. Meydrech, CN

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I don't know about the twinges, but the pain between the shoulder

blades seems to be normal. If anyone know what it is, chime in. I've

done three flushes so far: after the first one, the pain came and

went until the next flush two weeks later. After the 2nd flush, the

pain came and went for the first week or so. After the last flush, it

only showed up very briefly on the very first days.

[Guest guest]

:You might investigate " referred pain. " Sometimes the source of pain is not the

location that hurts.

Ann

----- Original Message -----

From: L. Meydrech <claudiameydrech@...>

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Sent: Monday, March 11, 2002 9:02 AM

Subject: Re: Pain and twinges (was: lost post)

Most often it just means you have a bone out of place there and

a chiropractor could put it straight for you if it doesn't settle back

where it belongs. You could run your finger up and down your

spine and even feel it out of place if it is. Just as the organs are

affected by the nerves being out of line, so the spine is affected by

the organs function, and boy are they " functioning " during a flush.

That's what I understand to be, a chiropractor may be able to

put a more professional spin on it :-)

L. Meydrech, CN

" A cheerful heart is good medicine " Prov. 17:22a

http://nutritionist.tripod.com

Visit my current auctions:

http://members.ebay.com/aboutme/claudias_corner_auctions/

I don't know about the twinges, but the pain between the shoulder

blades seems to be normal. If anyone know what it is, chime in. I've

done three flushes so far: after the first one, the pain came and

went until the next flush two weeks later. After the 2nd flush, the

pain came and went for the first week or so. After the last flush, it

only showed up very briefly on the very first days.

[Guest guest]

can you please stop sending me messages from the gallstones group.I don't

remember even being a member and my hotmail account cannot take all the

messages I am getting.

thank you

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>From: L. Meydrech <claudiameydrech@...>

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>Sent: Monday, March 11, 2002 9:02 AM

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>Most often it just means you have a bone out of place there and

>a chiropractor could put it straight for you if it doesn't settle back

>where it belongs. You could run your finger up and down your

>spine and even feel it out of place if it is. Just as the organs are

>affected by the nerves being out of line, so the spine is affected by

>the organs function, and boy are they " functioning " during a flush.

>That's what I understand to be, a chiropractor may be able to

>put a more professional spin on it :-)

>

> L. Meydrech, CN

> " A cheerful heart is good medicine " Prov. 17:22a

>http://nutritionist.tripod.com

>Visit my current auctions:

>http://members.ebay.com/aboutme/claudias_corner_auctions/

>

> I don't know about the twinges, but the pain between the shoulder

> blades seems to be normal. If anyone know what it is, chime in. I've

> done three flushes so far: after the first one, the pain came and

> went until the next flush two weeks later. After the 2nd flush, the

> pain came and went for the first week or so. After the last flush, it

> only showed up very briefly on the very first days.

>

>

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