Kids and cayenne

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The first time I ever took GSE, I put the 15 drops in a small bit of water. OMG!!!! I thought I was going to die taking it that way, but I did. I just kept adding more water, and more water, thinking it would get diluted. UHG!! I ended up trying to drink a full 8 ounces as fast as I could with that stuff in it. I have found the best way to take it is in a small glass of orange juice, or even better, pineapple/orange. The flavor just blends in, and it barely is noticeable. And I tend to take the full recommended dosage (15+ drops) when I do take it. But, on a sore throat, you can definitely feel it going down. But, you can not beat the effect of the stuff. Knocks every bug I have had since I started using it, dead. I will try the ST in apple juice and see how it goes. Neither of them get sick often, which we all feel blessed about, but when they do, it is good to have ammo. DD's biggest problem in 1) headaches, and 2) what I think are growing pains, pains in her legs and sometimes joints of her lower extremities. Her dad is 6' 1/4, and weighs only 175 lbs, so she is going to be one of those tall/slim super model types, and her body is trying to hurry it up. But, she is hypersensitive to a lot of stuff, and has very low pain tolerance, so it makes life more miserable sometimes for her. Kim God's Blessings Farm Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

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How about some organic iron and organic calcium?? (in the files under organic supplements)

Suzi <k_frog100@...> wrote:

DD's biggest problem in 1) headaches, and 2) what I think are growing pains, pains in her legs and sometimes joints of her lower extremities. Her dad is 6' 1/4, and weighs only 175 lbs, so she is going to be one of those tall/slim super model types, and her body is trying to hurry it up. But, she is hypersensitive to a lot of stuff, and has very low pain tolerance, so it makes life more miserable sometimes for her.

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Nikki Riggs wrote:

Hi kim,

This statement struck a

chord with me.

2) what

I think are growing

pains, pains in her legs and sometimes joints of her lower extremities.

My 18 yr old

has the same problems and has

had for the past 5 years – one bone in his leg permanently ached and he

just lived with it – we were told by dr’s

it was just growing pains!

Howver I take my 7

yr old to see a cranial osteopath and have been for

the past 2 years on and off. I managed to persuade my 18 yr old to go

after

reading a paragraph in a book on the subject that described him to a

tee and he

had a treatment – his pains in his legs went! He hasn’t had it

since either! – it turned out it was linked to a bump on his head from

being a baby that had put a tension through his body and this was how

it had

manifested itself! he recently had a car accident that fortunately he

walked

away from but had a stiff neck – wasn’t interested in going to the dr’s or hospital – just the cranial osteo – off we went and immediately after

treatment

the stiff neck and pain in his shoulder went again!

Just thought

I would mention it – I wish

I had realised this was the solution he needed instead of letting him

live with

the growing pains for 5 years, but back then I didn’t know any better!

Nikki

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But you have a whole lot more wisdom now then you did then too. This

just added to your wisdom is all. His too.

:-)

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