Re: Re: apple cider vinegar? for Harriet

[Guest guest]

Harriet, thanks for your reply. I used to teach too but found the charrms of

the British adolescent began to wear a bit thin! Also, because I didn't have my

own room I always had to walk around, sometimes to different buildings, carrying

the text books and exercise books for three classes. I think this probably did

me no good with hindsight ... Will have a look at your website. Thanks.

Regards

Margaret

harrietmccarthy51 harrietmccarthy51@...> wrote:

Margaret,

I don't have an answer to your apple cider vinegar question, but I

would suggest that you check out this website of Joe and Terry

Graedon:

http://www.healthcentral.com/peoplespharmacy/peoplespharmacy.cfm

They also host a radio program here locally in North Carolina which I

think is broadcast nationally via the local public radio stations.

(If you're very computer saavy, you might be able to figure out how

to pick it up!) At any rate, they're always discussing home remedies

for various medical conditions. As you would expect, arthritis gets

a lot of play.

I was also interested in your question of how to tell when you're

ready for surgery. I'm roughly in the same boat as you: 52, OA in

the right hip, moderate pain. What bothers me most is my back and

neck after a day on my feet teaching or after a long walk. By Friday

afternoons I feel as though I have been hit by a truck/lorry. My

situation is compounded by the fact that, as a teacher, if I don't

want to miss any work, the best time for surgery is in May. Well,

I've just blown the opportunity for this year. So now I have to

decide if I will be able to make it until next May.

At any rate, best of luck.

Harriet

> Anyone tried drinking this in water please? Touted as a traditional

> remedy, but just read on the net the opposite view, i.e. acid

> dissolves calcium ...?

>

> Margaret