Re: Dark rings around eyes...??

[Guest guest]

as anyone came up with an answer for s question about her

friend who has dark rings around her eyes? I have a friend who has

the same thing and doesn't know if it is hereditary or something

missing in his diet. Does anyone know anything about this? What to

try for dieting? He says vitamins don't help.

My best advice is for him to go on Dr. Cabot's diet, but then not everyone

agrees with it. Dark circles can be a sign of liver dysfunction. Not

necessarily the chronic kind, though, but it can mean this. I would suggest

this diet.

THAT'S MY OPINION!

Susie

[Guest guest]

He says he eats a lot of veggies and little meats but who knows?

Maybe more sleep will help him?

Barry,

Tell him that eating meats are important, but then everyone's different some

some are just vegetarians. However, Dale's advice about essential fatty

acids are extremely important for function of the liver. We all need these

fats to keep us alive and healthy. In Dr. Cabot's book, there's a list of

these. Raw nuts, avocado, olive oil, sesame oil and various kinds of healthy

oils. This is just to name a few.

Take care,

Susie

[Guest guest]

Maybe some kind of wives-tale cure like rubbing galric or

onions on the eyes and burying it in the backyard on a full moon or

something like that. haha

Well, sorry, I don't know anything about old wives tales at all. But I do

know that dark circles can be a sign of liver dysfunction, although it's not

always. It can be other things, too, I just don't know what. Before I

started on Dr. Cabot's diet, which I need to get back on again, I had dark

circles under my eyes.

Susie

[Guest guest]

<<Maybe some kind of wives-tale cure like rubbing galric or onions on the

eyes and burying it in the backyard on a full moon or something like that.

haha>>

When I was a teenager I had a friend whose priest told him it was caused by

masturbation!

Jay

[Guest guest]

I> When I was a teenager I had a friend whose priest told him it was caused by

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> masturbation!

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haahaa! I haven't heard that one before.

Susie

[Guest guest]

Susie,

Thanks for your advice. I already suggested liver to him but he was

wondering if some kind of supplement was missing from his diet.

He says he eats a lot of veggies and little meats but who knows?

Maybe more sleep will help him?

If anyone esle has something to suggest it would be appreciated too.

Thanks.

Be Healthy.

Barry.

> as anyone came up with an answer for s question about her

> friend who has dark rings around her eyes? I have a friend who has

> the same thing and doesn't know if it is hereditary or something

> missing in his diet. Does anyone know anything about this? What to

> try for dieting? He says vitamins don't help.

>

> My best advice is for him to go on Dr. Cabot's diet, but then not

everyone

> agrees with it. Dark circles can be a sign of liver dysfunction.

Not

> necessarily the chronic kind, though, but it can mean this. I

would suggest

> this diet.

>

> THAT'S MY OPINION!

> Susie

[Guest guest]

Thanks Susie,

I'll tell him again it must (or could be)something in his diet. I saw

him again today and asked him a few more things. He said he

excersizes fairly frequently (tennis and rollerblading) and thinks

his dieting is ok. He says he's had it for around 20 years (he's 45

yrs old now). He thinks it has something to do with hereditary genes

or something specifically that may be missing in the diet.

I was also wondering if someone knows anything about homeopathic

remedies or alternative medicine type remedies for dark circle below

the eyes. Maybe some kind of wives-tale cure like rubbing galric or

onions on the eyes and burying it in the backyard on a full moon or

something like that. haha

My Mom had an old FoxFire collecting of books of old wives-tale cures

but she doesn't have them anymore. I remember that some of those

cures were like that.

Barry.

> He says he eats a lot of veggies and little meats but who knows?

> Maybe more sleep will help him?

>

>

> Barry,

> Tell him that eating meats are important, but then everyone's

different some

> some are just vegetarians. However, Dale's advice about essential

fatty

> acids are extremely important for function of the liver. We all

need these

> fats to keep us alive and healthy. In Dr. Cabot's book, there's a

list of

> these. Raw nuts, avocado, olive oil, sesame oil and various kinds

of healthy

> oils. This is just to name a few.

> Take care,

> Susie

[Guest guest]

Jay,

hahaha I heard that was hairy palms. :-)

Barry.

> <<Maybe some kind of wives-tale cure like rubbing galric or onions

on the

> eyes and burying it in the backyard on a full moon or something

like that.

> haha>>

>

> When I was a teenager I had a friend whose priest told him it was

caused by

> masturbation!

>

> Jay

>

>

>

>