RE: Stomach Cramping/nausea

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sarahlovell@... wrote:

>

> Hello Friends,

>

> My SO has been having some sort of flu bug running rampant in his

> system and we just can't figure it out. His stomach is cramping

> horribly and he feels nauseus all the time. He's started to get the

> legthargy and achiness of the flu and the " spacey " head. Just feels

> like crap.

>

> I've got him taking supertonic, echinacea and goldenseal 2-3 times

> daily (125mg capsules) and I have been making him ginger/peppermint

> tea. Nothing has really been helping yet, and today, he feels like

> perhaps it's all coming to a head (He's feeling spacey, and things

> are a bit worse, like they are all at their peak) Any other thoughts

> on how to help? Maybe some epsom salt baths to get him to sweat it

> out??

>

> One more question regarding Arnica. Do you think making a salve with

> arnica an dperhaps some cayenne for warming/circulating woudl be

> effective in pain releif?

>

> Thanks all!

>

> Love,

> Anne

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Hi Anne,

Put him in a hot tub (hot as he can stand it) of water with a cup of

epsom salts in it and give him several cups of hot ginger tea with or

without a dash of cayenne in it. Have him soak at least 40 minutes and

then take an ice cold shower/rinse then put him in bed with a ton of

blankets covering him. He will sweat like a stuck...well never mind what

he will sweat like. Believe that he will sweat and pour out lots of toxins.

Arnica salve with cayenne will be quite beneficial for pain. Maybe

adding in some DMSO just before it all sets and mixing it in really well

will help the salve to penetrate much better.

Peace be with you and SO Anne. By the way, what is his name?

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sarahlovell@... wrote:

>

> Thanks Don (and Suzi) for the responses.

>

> His name is .

>

> I've just been trying to devise my own salves and teas and such...pre-

> mixing them and then having them in jars etc, for quick use. We save

> every little possible jar we can in the house and I now have teas and

> mixtures all ready to go. I'm really starting to develop quite the

> herb cabinet! Er...wall?

>

> I think we'll be doing some epsom salts tonight....looks like

> shopping on the way home lol

>

> Thanks so much,

> sarah

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Your very welcome . Thanks for naming SO for us. ;-) Hot baths

do wonders when one is feeling really puny.

Peace be with you both .

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I have found EO of peppermint to be a

wonderful pain killer and even though I use it for all

pains, stomach pain seems to be it’s ‘specialty’. Just put a

few drops of

the EO in your palm, add your

choice of carrier oil and massage the stomach in a clockwise circle.

Can also rub the bottom of the feet and

along both sides of the spine for

pain . This also gives a very nice cooling effect for fevers, but doesn’t lower the temp

like drugs do. It allows a person to feel better and the temp to still do it’s work.

I would not do this right after the hot bath Don

suggested though. With the pores so wide open, I bet it would cause burns and

sting.

Carol in IL

Mom to seven kids, twin grandson's and ,

4 DS

" Unless the Lord builds the house, they labor in

vain. " Psalm 127

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