Re: Cooked Food Struggle/Cold Again

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Rainbow Egret wrote:

> Hi Don

>

> You seem to be the only one on anywhere.

>

> Just thought I'd update my going raw progress or lack of it actually.

> Just polished off a big block of chocolate and already have the sugar

> downers and right at bedtime too. Bad Tracey.

>

> I am really struggling with this cooked food addiction. Have been

> making our own spelt bread the last 2 days and it is really nice.

> Think I have to start journelling again and maybe I might be able to

> get rid of the stuff that is keeping me from going raw.

>

> Have been having some ST and using lots of garlic. My oldest boy Dylan

> is getting sick yet again. Must be the mould. It happens always about

> 4 months into our being in a house. The mould comes and then he gets

> sick and he seems to be the one that cops if the most. Croup cough and

> all tonight. Have been giving him ST in water all day and he is OK

> with that. What else can I do to build up his immune system until we

> can get out of here? They are getting sick too often. Every week or so

> some cold symptoms. Not good at all.

>

> Blessed Be

> Tracey

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Hi Tracey,

Yes, I am probably the only one on today. Christmas is getting close and

everyone gets really busy at this time of year.

First, don't ever beat yourself up for falling off the wagon. It happens

to us all, including me. Just take it in stride and try harder. Yes,

journaling can be very beneficial in helping us realize where our

weaknesses actually lie.

I am really sorry to hear that Dylan is getting ill again. Yes, I have

no doubt that it is the mould. Keep up the super tonic and as soon as

possible get away for the mold problem. What herbs or tinctures do you

have on hand that you can use for him? By the way, I wanted to mention

also, the hydrogen peroxide is very good at eliminating mould. Do try

and see if you can get some 30 - 35 % food grade hydrogen peroxide. Just

be careful with it as it is very oxidative and will burn your skin

pronto if you get any on you. Wear goggles while using it so you don't

get any in you eyes too.

It is good that you are making your own spelt bread. Very well done.

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Don Quai

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and wakes in man. "

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Hi Don

>You said: What herbs or tinctures do you have on hand that you can use for him?<

I don't have much at all. What herbs do you mean? I only have cooking herbs like corriander powder, mustard seeds, cumin, bay etc. The only tincture I have is horseradish which is what we ended up with when we tried to get fresh root for the ST.

Blessed Be

Tracey

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Rainbow Egret wrote:

> Hi Don

>

> >You said: What herbs or tinctures do you

> have on hand that you can use for him?<

>

> I don't have much at all. What herbs do you mean? I only have cooking

> herbs like corriander powder, mustard seeds, cumin, bay etc. The only

> tincture I have is horseradish which is what we ended up with when we

> tried to get fresh root for the ST.

>

> Blessed Be

> Tracey

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Hi Tracey,

You might could use a mustard plaster on his chest. Use 7 teaspoons of

flour, 1 teaspoon of ground mustard seed and enough warm olive oil or

hot water to make a paste with. Apply to 1/2 of a clean 100% cotton

cloth (cloth diapers work really well), fold in half and apply to his

chest for roughly half an hour or so. Discontinue if he experiences any

discomfort. This procedure may promote perspiration and redness of the

chest. Make sure he drinks lots of water while doing this and takes a

warm or cool shower afterwards. This will help in loosening up any

phlegm. It won't cure the problem though. Only getting away from mold

will do that.

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Don Quai

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Don said: > You might could use a mustard plaster on his chest. Use 7

teaspoons of flour, 1 teaspoon of ground mustard seed and enough warm olive

oil or hot water to make a paste with. Apply to 1/2 of a clean 100% cotton

cloth (cloth diapers work really well), fold in half and apply to his chest

for roughly half an hour or so. <

Hi Don

Was wondering if I could use this whilst breastfeeding. My chest is full of

muck and very sore. I can taste it coming up when I cough etc. It is

starting to break up a bit. I am asthmatic and use asthma medication one

puff only every few days. Most of the time I just ignore the tightness til

it goes away. I used to use heaps of ventolin etc when I smoked but I gave

them up nearly 5 years ago now.

I would assume that it will go away when I get my diet organised and raw.

Blessings

Tracey

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Rainbow Egret wrote:

> Don said: > You might could use a mustard plaster on his chest. Use 7

> teaspoons of flour, 1 teaspoon of ground mustard seed and enough warm

> olive

> oil or hot water to make a paste with. Apply to 1/2 of a clean 100%

> cotton

> cloth (cloth diapers work really well), fold in half and apply to his

> chest

> for roughly half an hour or so. <

>

> Hi Don

>

> Was wondering if I could use this whilst breastfeeding. My chest is

> full of

> muck and very sore. I can taste it coming up when I cough etc. It is

> starting to break up a bit. I am asthmatic and use asthma medication one

> puff only every few days. Most of the time I just ignore the tightness

> til

> it goes away. I used to use heaps of ventolin etc when I smoked but I

> gave

> them up nearly 5 years ago now.

>

> I would assume that it will go away when I get my diet organised and raw.

>

> Blessings

> Tracey

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Yes just not at the same time. LOL A good mullein tea with some sage

will help you here. I would suggest Lobelia too but you can't get that

in OZ as far as I know.

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Sage will dry up her milk... not a good combination with

breast-feeding. Lobelia and mullein are fine however. Joy

>

> > Was wondering if I could use this whilst breastfeeding. My chest is

> > full of

> > muck and very sore.

> Yes just not at the same time. LOL A good mullein tea with some sage

> will help you here.

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Joy wrote:

> Sage will dry up her milk... not a good combination with

> breast-feeding. Lobelia and mullein are fine however. Joy

>

>

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Thanks Joy,

I had a little hiccough there and didn't recall that she was breast

feeding. :-[

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