Re: Re: Aloe Vera/Blood Pressure

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From: <jhache@...>

> Hi

>

> You mentioned that Molocure is a good aloe vera product here in the

> US. My son's friend, , just emailed me and wanted info on

> Molocure. It's expensive....but if it works, is worth every penny.

> Does anyone have any first-hand experience or info concerning

> Molocure? (website is www.molocure.com )

Just last week I heard from a man in Canada whose daughter's Crohn's Disease

was cured six years ago using Molo-Cure. She has had no further problems.

Ethel, is the Coates aloe

> vera similar to the molocure?

It appears the Molo-Cure may be even more concentrated than the Coats. The

Molo-Cure product is in pill form and the Coats product is either liquid or

gel.

Both companies are producing pharmaceutical grade aloe.

Ivan Danhof, M.D., Ph.D. works closely with Bill Coats, a pharmacist, and

provides quality control for the Coats product. You may have noted Dr.

Danhof's name on the Molo-Cure site and listened to a video by him.

In Bill Coat's book " Aloe Vera, The Inside Story, " he relates the story of

patients with severe cases of lupus and scleroderma successfully put in

remission drinking 8 ounces of aloe vera juice a day, and using aloe vera

gel topically for scleroderma ulcers.

I have several verified stories of cancer being put in remission using a

pharmaceutical grade aloe, and there is a Dr. Terry Pulse (Texas?) that has

used it to put AIDS in remission. I have a friend who had 14 tumors in her

abdomen. She drank 8 oz. of Coats aloe vera twice a day until they

disappeared.

I've lost the contact info for Coates.

Coats International - 1-800-486-ALOE

I think the website is www.coatsaloe.com. You can find it doing a search

on google.com

There is another good aloe vera product called AloeMaster. Dr. Lee Ritter

(N.D.?) has written two books on his experiences using AloeMaster (capsules)

for cancer, gastrointestinal diseases, bladder infections, asthma,

psoriasis, kidney and liver problems, etc. The books are titled " 21st

Century Medicine " and " Aloe Vera - A Mission Discovered. " A few years back

I posted Ewing's story of using AloeMaster aloe vera successfully after

all conventional therapies failed.

Diet, detoxing, drinking lots of water are important to getting well no

matter what therapy you use.

Ethel

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> > >

> > >>>Hi Babs,

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> > >>>Chris: What med was your husband on and how much aloe vera

> > did he

> > >>>take? I

> > >>>am interested since both I and my husband (his name is Chas,

> > too!!)

> > >>>have high

> > >>>blood pressure.

> > >>>

> > >>>

> > >>

> > >>Chas has been on 80mg Micardis (telmisarten) for months now. He

> > reduced

> > >>to 40mg Micardis two weeks ago as his blood pressure had

> > normalised due

> > >>to all the exercise and weight loss. He's taking 100mg

> concentrated

> > >>aloe vera capsule - Lifestream is about the best brand around

> here

> > but

> > >>I hear that Aloemaster and Molocure make good ones in the US.

> > >>

> > >>Chris.

> > >>

> > >>

> > >>To unsubscribe, email: rheumatic-unsubscribeegroups

> > >>

> > >>

> > >>

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Dear Betty,

I don't know about Aloe Vera, but I do know that many people get off their

BP medicines quickly when they stop eating animal products. Eating animal

fats are usually what cause high BP. Even if you eat low fat foods, the

animal fat is what builds up in the arteries. For more info go to

www.hacres.com There is also an fantastic video by a Dr. Klapper

called " A Diet For All Reasons. " He explains all of this in medical terms

and with a sense of humour. You can do a Google search for his website.

HTH,

Rosemary.

rheumatic Re: Aloe Vera/Blood Pressure

> Hi

>

> Hubby and I both are on HBP meds and want OFF! I've been on 14 yrs

> and hubby about 3. We don't like the side effects.

>

> How long do you advise we wait before reducing our regular HBP

> medications to see if the aloe vera is working for us? I'm assuming

> this is the way to go instead of just getting off the prescription

> meds cold turkey.

>

> Our BP is normal with the scripts we have but we know if we get off

> them the same time as we get on the aloe vera, that BP would

> skyrocket again.

>

> Thanks for all the info on this!!

>

> Hugs,

> Betty

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> > Hi Gwen,

> >

> > > > >>

> > >>Chas has been on 80mg Micardis (telmisarten) for months now. He

> > reduced

> > >>to 40mg Micardis two weeks ago as his blood pressure had

> > normalised due

> > >>to all the exercise and weight loss>

>

>

> To unsubscribe, email: rheumatic-unsubscribeegroups

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>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Betty,

> How long do you advise we wait before reducing our regular HBP

> medications to see if the aloe vera is working for us? I'm assuming

> this is the way to go instead of just getting off the prescription

> meds cold turkey.

> Our BP is normal with the scripts we have but we know if we get off

> them the same time as we get on the aloe vera, that BP would

> skyrocket again.

You'd really have to stay on the blood pressure medication for now

while you adjust other factors. Are you and your husband doing all the

usual things to bring blood pressure down? Like weight loss, exercise,

fish oils? Then you could start the aloe vera and monitor your blood

pressure with a home machine (worth getting one if you haven't got one

already). I'd keep in touch with your doctor too while you do it.

Chas has been swimming a mile every morning and has lost about 3 stone

in weight also. If you use all these natural approaches, monitor your

blood pressure carefully and all is going well, you might be able to

gradually reduce your medication.

Chris.

[Guest guest]

Hi Rosemary,

I was reading the other rheumatic site and someone brought up the fact that

Aloe increases the making of fibroblasts and that people with SLE or SD should

never use it.I was trying to find info on this topic.What do you know?

Vic and Rosemary wrote:

> Dear Betty,

> I don't know about Aloe Vera, but I do know that many people get off their

> BP medicines quickly when they stop eating animal products. Eating animal

> fats are usually what cause high BP. Even if you eat low fat foods, the

> animal fat is what builds up in the arteries. For more info go to

> www.hacres.com There is also an fantastic video by a Dr. Klapper

> called " A Diet For All Reasons. " He explains all of this in medical terms

> and with a sense of humour. You can do a Google search for his website.

> HTH,

> Rosemary.

> rheumatic Re: Aloe Vera/Blood Pressure

>

> > Hi

> >

> > Hubby and I both are on HBP meds and want OFF! I've been on 14 yrs

> > and hubby about 3. We don't like the side effects.

> >

> > How long do you advise we wait before reducing our regular HBP

> > medications to see if the aloe vera is working for us? I'm assuming

> > this is the way to go instead of just getting off the prescription

> > meds cold turkey.

> >

> > Our BP is normal with the scripts we have but we know if we get off

> > them the same time as we get on the aloe vera, that BP would

> > skyrocket again.

> >

> > Thanks for all the info on this!!

> >

> > Hugs,

> > Betty

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > > Hi Gwen,

> > >

> > > > > >>

> > > >>Chas has been on 80mg Micardis (telmisarten) for months now. He

> > > reduced

> > > >>to 40mg Micardis two weeks ago as his blood pressure had

> > > normalised due

> > > >>to all the exercise and weight loss>

> >

> >

> > To unsubscribe, email: rheumatic-unsubscribeegroups

> >

> >

> >