Re: Hawthorne, crataegus oxyacanthus

[Guest guest]

http://webapp1.dlib.indiana.edu/cushman/results/detail.do?pnum=P04769

This stuff is available from any number of herbal suppliers; it was originally

used as some sort of heart treatment, but is now primarily used for people

who have either steattorrhea (losing fat in the stool) or diarrhea

(loosing water

in the stool) or (heaven forfend) BOTH. I use it for many of the

digestive problems

that occur, inevitably, with cystic fibrosis, which I also have.

(Yes, people actually DO live even longer than my age with cystic fibrosis!)

Good sources for a good extract of hawthorn are www.Iherb.com, or your

local organic/healthful food outlet. Whole Foods has many varieties. Usually,

the stuff is cheaper, whether Hawthorne or Bilberry, online.

Love to you, Akiba, and to each of you in our group,

n

> Hawthorn, huh? I thought that was just for the heart...I DO have some, guess

> I should oughta take it, eh?

> Hugs

> Akiba

[Guest guest]

http://webapp1.dlib.indiana.edu/cushman/results/detail.do?pnum=P04769

This stuff is available from any number of herbal suppliers; it was originally

used as some sort of heart treatment, but is now primarily used for people

who have either steattorrhea (losing fat in the stool) or diarrhea

(loosing water

in the stool) or (heaven forfend) BOTH. I use it for many of the

digestive problems

that occur, inevitably, with cystic fibrosis, which I also have.

(Yes, people actually DO live even longer than my age with cystic fibrosis!)

Good sources for a good extract of hawthorn are www.Iherb.com, or your

local organic/healthful food outlet. Whole Foods has many varieties. Usually,

the stuff is cheaper, whether Hawthorne or Bilberry, online.

Love to you, Akiba, and to each of you in our group,

n

> Hawthorn, huh? I thought that was just for the heart...I DO have some, guess

> I should oughta take it, eh?

> Hugs

> Akiba

[Guest guest]

http://webapp1.dlib.indiana.edu/cushman/results/detail.do?pnum=P04769

This stuff is available from any number of herbal suppliers; it was originally

used as some sort of heart treatment, but is now primarily used for people

who have either steattorrhea (losing fat in the stool) or diarrhea

(loosing water

in the stool) or (heaven forfend) BOTH. I use it for many of the

digestive problems

that occur, inevitably, with cystic fibrosis, which I also have.

(Yes, people actually DO live even longer than my age with cystic fibrosis!)

Good sources for a good extract of hawthorn are www.Iherb.com, or your

local organic/healthful food outlet. Whole Foods has many varieties. Usually,

the stuff is cheaper, whether Hawthorne or Bilberry, online.

Love to you, Akiba, and to each of you in our group,

n

> Hawthorn, huh? I thought that was just for the heart...I DO have some, guess

> I should oughta take it, eh?

> Hugs

> Akiba

[Guest guest]

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http://webapp1.dlib.indiana.edu/cushman/results/detail.do?pnum=P04769This stuff is available from any number of herbal suppliers; it was originallyused as some sort of heart treatment, but is now primarily used for peoplewho have either steattorrhea (losing fat in the stool) or diarrhea(loosing waterin the stool) or (heaven forfend) BOTH. I use it for many of thedigestive problemsthat occur, inevitably, with cystic fibrosis, which I also have.(Yes, people actually DO live even longer than my age with cystic fibrosis!)Good sources for a good extract of hawthorn are www.Iherb.com, or yourlocal organic/healthful food outlet. Whole Foods has many varieties. Usually,the stuff is cheaper, whether Hawthorne or Bilberry, online.Love to you,

Akiba, and to each of you in our group,n> Hawthorn, huh? I thought that was just for the heart...I DO have some, guess> I should oughta take it, eh?> Hugs> Akiba------------------------------------