Re: Digest Number 283

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.. I'm

> told there's a med. available in Canada that doesn't cause the side

> effects that Reglan and Propulsid gave me. Does anyone know about this

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From: < onelist>

Hi from Canada,

I'm not totally sure what med you are referring to, but might it be cytotec

or zofran? These are both aniemetics that are quite good. I take cytotec.

The only thing to watch is diarrhea with this one. I never experienced it,

but others have. they say it goes away within a few weeks. Zofran is the

best antinausea med and is used lot with chemo patients.

Another to try is zantac, although I don't think it works any better than

the ones you tried. It, however , interferes with birth control pills, so

not for those who have to take them as a form of birth control.

[Guest guest]

Be careful of taking of Reglan or Compazine. My husband took compazine while

taking chemo and though he had only taken about 90 capsuls he had what is

called tardive disconesia (smacking of lips). No medical types were aware of

the medical term, including me, but I asked about it on Chemo Board and a

great gal told me what it was and gave me the link explaning it was a side

effect of these drugs. Good Luck and God Bless Betty

[Guest guest]

I have used many cleansing herbs and find that Herbal Fiberblend is in no way

worst than, Aloe or Casara Sagrada or Golden Seal to taste. I mix my Herbal

Fiberblend with apple cider or juice, orange juice and Kombucha (doubles the

healing). I have even mixed it in a fruit punch type drink.

If you find these things still do not help, why not put your fiberblend in

capsules. You will undoubtedly have to take many capsules but you won't taste

anything.

OK, still awaiting on answers to my question of the Dr. Beck Silver Pulser or

e's Zapper.

If you want information on Dr. Beck and his various machines there is

information at www.SOTA.com

Thanks

>>>>>>>Herbal Fiberblend! Gross!!!!! I have 5 containers full and I am afraid I

just can't stomach the stuff, not matter what I dilute it with.

Beranadette

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> Kombucha (doubles the healing)

What is this?

Bernadette

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On 28 Jan 00, at 4:34, Stacey (Stacey Young) wrote:

> OK, still awaiting on answers to my question of the Dr. Beck Silver

> Pulser or e's Zapper.

I have no experience with the Beck Pulser, but I see it like this:

The zapper plus the parasite herbs (and the parasite programs)

kills all parasites in a matter of weeks. So when it comes to killing

parasites, the zapper does what it is supposed to do.

But perhaps the Beck machine has other benefits, aside from killing

parasites? If these benefits are what you are looking for, then the

Silver Pulser would be a better choice, but not just for killing

parasites.

Best regards, Ulf

ulftage@...

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To Tom and Amy

SF22 is available at Hickeys Pharmacy and Health Supplement store in NY

and I thinbk at some others too

Good luck

[Guest guest]

Does anyone know where to get FD & C color in bulk?

Thanks a bunch

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 06/20/2000 6:02:16 PM Pacific Standard Time,

BUNNYSOAPER@... writes:

<< Does anyone know where to get FD & C color in bulk? >>

The pigment lady, Lori carries it. Great service and she is very helpful in

answering questions too!

Christie S.

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Hey guys I am starting tomorrow and would like a coach. I am planning to

take my pictures tomorrow (my mom will take them). I have 34% body fat.

Which is down from 40% at the end of the semester last year. I hope to

get to 10-12% My name is ka I am 5'6 " 225lbs. I am 20 years old and

fence in the NCAA. I hope to become stronger, and look better by the end

of the season. I have already dropped 20 lbs from last season. I have

tried the program on and off for a month (that's how I lost the weight)

and am now in the challenge and ready to give it my all starting

tomorrow. I love the workouts and have rearranged my schedule so that I

have time for them. I have filled out the forms on line already and am

rearing to go. I still have a few questions though.

Is it ok to use Twin Lab products? I like their Creatine drink, it

tastes like gatorade only better for me!

Is creatine good to use? Or should I be using something else? What

supplements do you all recommend? I don't like the taste of Myoplex Lite

Bars. I like Myoplex HP Honey peanut and Powerbar Peanutbutter

varieties. I only eat half a bar of each of these when I eat them. Also

fencing practice starts this week. It is usually 3 hours a day. How

should I eat for these practices? Should I consume more because they are

so long and tiring or should I just go with the 6 meals I am already

eating? Does anyone have an recipes for bar like things I could make

instead of buying all this crazy expensive stuff.

Thanks in Advance for any answers,

ERICKA

[Guest guest]

ka,

There are several very good coaches in here. You could choose one (we

should start a list to make this easier) or you could post your questions on

here and get the benefit of everyone's knowledge.

You can use anyone's products you like as long as you are seeing results

from them. A lot of folks use creatine and get remarkable results from it.

Just follow the directions on the label and check your progress to make sure

it si working.

As for the bars...if they are beyond your budget you don't really have to

use them. The meal replacement bars and drinks are a substitute for real

food when people don't have time to sit down to 6 meals a day. If you can

find time to eat nutritious, whole food 6 times a day, then all the better

for you. But if you price the food you are eating, is it really that much

less than the $2 or $3 of a meal replacement?

The best way to gauge how much you should eat is to start off by following

the BFL plan. If your fencing practice leaves you starving and weak then I

would add 50 or more calories to the meal you eat before to see if that

helps. Tweak your eating plan accordingly until you feel you can make it

through your practice without feeling weak.

Keep us posted on your progress. You'll find a lot of motivation and

wisdom here.

~LAURY

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In a message dated 04-Sep-00 09:23:41 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

laury5313@... writes:

<< (we

should start a list to make this easier) >>

If I could put a Success Coach designation beside each of the coach's names

on the Egroups site, like they do for Moderators and Owners, I would. Let

me look into it, you never know what I can come up with.

-

[Guest guest]

If all the coaches in this group send their names and email addresses, I will

put it all together on a list and save it so when someone asks for a coach I

will just send them the list. OK coaches?

~Laury

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 05-Sep-00 09:41:44 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

laury5313@... writes:

<< laury5313@... >>

[Guest guest]

Marty,

That's a great idea!!! LOL!!! Thanks for the humor Lora

[Guest guest]

I spoke to Daly today and she asked me to let everyone on Senate know

that we have started our campaign in Gloucestershire. I've given all the

HV bases in my locality copies of last week's attachments and will ask a

friend from the other Trust in the county to lobby her colleagues. We will

keep writing and include the opposition health spokespeople as well - maybe

the election will provide us with a publicity opportunity...? It does seem

bizarre that a govt that appears to be pro-HV and mentioning us as prime

movers and shapers in the new look NHS can allow us to be swept under the

carpet.

Gill Newell

Digest Number 283

[Guest guest]

Dear Gill,

Great to see you are keeping a good hold on things in Gloucester-I know we

can rely on you ! All good wishes, Frances

[Guest guest]

,

I'm thrilled to hear about 's " Potty Progress " ! Hooray for both

of you! It took forever to get the hang of going potty. He STILL

pees in the dog's water bowl just about every morning. For months I thot he

just didn't like the dog.... my ex pointed out that the water bowl is one

receptacle he can easily reach while standing. One thing I've done that

possibly may help .... I still keep a trainer potty in 's room.

My apt is 2bdr/1bath, and if his sister or myself happens to be " sitting

pretty " at least is not without a potty at his disposal. Wait till

gets fascinated with different LOCATIONS to urinate (and for boys this

apparently is some kind of thrill). I've watched, mortified, while my son

" whipped out " at the speed of light and peed in the swimming pool (to a

chorus of screams, giggles, and groans from the other residents/kids who are

swimming at the time), he's peed in storm drains, on the sidewalk, into my

decorative fountain on my back porch (he looks remarkably like part of a

fountain in Italy somewhere), he's peed in the bathtub (well ok all kids do

that), and just about everywhere else. He was nearly 5 and a half before he

learned to contain his BM's to the potty. He's used the poor dog's bowl for

that one a couple times, too. (I still think he just doesn't like the dog,

btw). Fortunately he's FINALLY stopped pooping and smearing it any and

everywhere. That was YEARS of nightmare! I don't know what worked, really,

to get the message thru. I know his teacher was highly instrumental in

helping him understand that the potty is the only acceptable place for BMs.

Oh, and one more bittersweet thing about our kids mastering Potty: I'm never

too busy to take if he says, " Go potty " when we're in public, but now

he's developed a fascination for discovering what the bathroom looks like no

matter where we go! It can be rather annoying when you're next in the

check-out line at a crowded Wal-Mart, or in a hurry at the grocery store.

Still it is a small price to pay, and I'm teaching his 8-year old sister to

take him to the restroom and assist with getting his pants back on correctly.

It helps out me out quite a bit, and makes her feel like a big girl.

Anyway, three cheers for and keep up the good work!

[Guest guest]

Amen, Betty! Hmm... duct tape on the hands.... hadn't thot of that one!

Now if we could just get them to sit still while we do it lol. Sounds like

your is one smart cookie!

[Guest guest]

is one smart cookie! Devious at times also. The Bipolar showing

through. lol One time I did duct tape his hands, just to prove I could. He

had it off in minutes. Strong teeth. I told him if I was serious I would

duct tape his arms too and he would not get out so easy. If you ever

watched that movie of Dennis the Menace, you would have a clue as to .

He rarely means to get into trouble, it just turns out that way. But unlike

Dennis, does go into rages. may outweigh him but he moves when

gets mad. starts kicking with them feet like a jack hammer. I

doubt too many kids are going to mess with him when he gets bigger. Few do

now.

Betty

grandma and guardian to

- 11 yo-- Bipolar/ADHD on Depakote, Adderall, Omega 3's

Evan - 8 yo nonverbal autism on 3 mg Risperdal

- 6 - Bipolar/ADHD/RAD/PTSD on Tegretol, Adderall Omega 3's

mother to , their mom - Bipolar/ADHD on Topamax

wife to Bob too many meds to remember

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From: <avisiv@...>

> Amen, Betty! Hmm... duct tape on the hands.... hadn't thot of that one!

> Now if we could just get them to sit still while we do it lol. Sounds

like

> your is one smart cookie!

>

[Guest guest]

Braintrainer has a file with consent/policy forms. If you would like a copy of mine (specific to psychotherapy and NF), please feel free to back channel me. I am sure other clinicians are willing to share as well.

JoAnn

JoAnn Blumenthal, MS, MA, LMHC

Biofeedback Center of Florida, INC

8850 Terrene CT (107) Bonita Springs, Florida 34135

Office: (239)-949-2300 Fax: (239)-949-0048

[Guest guest]

the thing is... I went to their parent site...and found that they are

producers of " premium fragrance oils "

they don't really indicate whether all the things that they blend their

patchouli with are eo's or fo's...

but.... I am not comfortable buying from producers of BOTH...

*****

Yeah, I noticed that after poking around for a while. I just got so excited

at the thought of one shop selling nothing but rare aged patchoulis. <sigh>

Jen

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Hi everyone,

Just wondering if it is important to take our LDN and hour earlier now with

the daylight savings time in effect? I take mine faithfully at the same time

everynight and really don't know if it matters that much.

Also Terry I take what I consider a very low dose of LDN at 2 mg. but I

don't really notice a difference I do get headaches in the sfternoon and

never realized that may be the LDN. Now that I think about it I have a

headache everyday for no reason, maybe stress, about 2-4 p.m. daily. Anyone

else get afternoon headaches? I never associated it with the LDN until now.

;L.

[Guest guest]

I have MS and take 4.5 MG every night at 9 PM. I have no side affects. Possibly the exception of some lingering leg stiffness. I suspect that that is part of the healing process. Also some people notice an increase in MS symptoms after starting LDN. I suspect that is also part of the healing process. Existing damaged nerves becoming inflamed is the bodies way of attracting maylen(sp) producing cells from other regions the body.

B.

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From: Long

low dose naltrexone

Sent: Saturday, October 25, 2003 9:26 PM

Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Digest Number 283

Hi everyone,Just wondering if it is important to take our LDN and hour earlier now withthe daylight savings time in effect? I take mine faithfully at the same timeeverynight and really don't know if it matters that much.Also Terry I take what I consider a very low dose of LDN at 2 mg. but Idon't really notice a difference I do get headaches in the sfternoon andnever realized that may be the LDN. Now that I think about it I have aheadache everyday for no reason, maybe stress, about 2-4 p.m. daily. Anyoneelse get afternoon headaches? I never associated it with the LDN until now.;L.

[Guest guest]

Len, I hope the following answers your questions: I use 1-2 family size

black tea bags (sometimes loose tea) and 5 regular green tea bags. I

usually steep 7 days (it's too vinegary after that). I use about 3 quarts

of water, the scooby, 1 1/3 cups white sugar, and the rest starter to make

just under one gallon. I got the mother culture from Dr. Kasper and my

culture is creamy white and 1/4 to 1/2 inch thick. Most of the sugar is

gone at 7 days in hot

Texas I have a lizard rock for cooler time---so the temperature stays

pretty constant. Thank you for your help.

> Message: 3

> Date: Wed, 20 Apr 2005 13:42:00 -0400

> From: " Len Porzio " <len.porzio@...>

> Subject: RE: Digest Number 282

>

> Well not all brews come out perfect but maybe you could give us some clues

> by answering some of these questions since it's hard to see at this

> distance. ;-)

>

> What type of tea?

> How much tea (teabags)?

> How long a steep?

> How much water?

> How much sugar? (white?)

> How much starter?

> What temperature are you fermenting at?

> How long did you ferment?

> How sweet was the end result?

> Describe what the mother culture looks like.

> Describe what the ferment looked like?

>

> Believe it or not, with the possible exception of water, all of these can

> influence a brews effervescence.

>

> Also these can provide more clues. Describe what the baby culture looks

> like. (color, thickness, density) If you look closely at the liquid can

> you

> see any kind of bubbles occassionaly?

>

> - Len

>

>