Painful Shoulder Fixed Naturally!

April 1st, 2008

I have written about Pete Egoscue before. But I have to make a point of mentioning that recently I have been suffering discomfort in my right shoulder and arm. A slight tingly feeling and an ache as well as some limitation in raising my right arm for some time.

I ignored it until it got rather concerning. Now I am not a fan of going to doctors or chiropractor at the drop of a hat but I was getting a bit concerned!

But I remembered the Egoscue exercises and that there are specific ones for shoulder problems so I began the menu yesterday. I have to tell you that while I was doing them I was a bit skeptical as my back ached even more while it was settling into the positions. But I hung in there and did the full course without shortcuts and you know what! The pain is reduced by 50% easily and the tingling is GONE!

Besides the shoulder problem isn’t the only difference I felt. I have a bunion that gives me fits and the arch in that foot burns after walking for a while. Well, that was gone too.

Check out his book, “Pain Free” for this “cure” as well as exercises for any pain from your feet to your head and everything in between.

Read more about his books in Recommended Reading.

Miracle Mineral Supplement

February 5th, 2008

Folks who know me know that I have been using MMS for some time now. With amazing results, too. No more “regular colds”.  While I have been going through detox (fluish symptoms) they are nothing like a disease.

While I could go on and on about it, I really want to call your attention to the following videos which really do a much better job explaining MMS from A - Z.

Here is an “ad”:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oeZsY7iMiqc&NR=1

This is a great testimony:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WaOEA7W8PNk

Learn how to mix MMS: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1tZ22UEQwU&feature=related

Here is a doctor’s testimony: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bp1eqTajcpQ&feature=related

a new MMS video documentary: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TF-fQPo_3Ns&feature=related

Natural Medicine versus Conventional Medicine

January 17th, 2008

Natural Medicine versus Conventional Medicine.  Lots of information is out about both points of view - it can be quite confusing as both sides tend to be charged with emotion - each believing they have the pure truth.

I have had to weigh the chances one takes with conventional medicine vs. alternative medicine like Colloidal Silver or Garlic.  Neither side is without “guilt”.  Both alternative medicine and conventional medicine have their benefits.  Personally, I feel strongly that the body is “intelligent” and will heal itself given time and porper nutrients.  Alternative medicine encourages this line of thinking by using natural medicines from herbs, minerals, phytonutrients, pure water, fresh air…

I would use conventional medicine for “mechanics”:  like fixing a broken limb, stitching up a gaping wound, and such.  I have been known to use OTC meds for unbearable pain.  But I always ask: is this something the body can “fix” by itself if given enough time and attention to good nutrition?

I have come to believe that whatever you use, you must inform yourself and make an educated decision.  I try to get primary sources of information and research, not just info that is disguised as an advertisement.  I keep in mind that even research is somewhat biased often basing the research on a faulty premise.  I read info from both points of view, digest it and then (after prayer) proceed with confidence  until I learn something that may significantly change my point of view.

Ultimately, I believe each responsible adult must make their own decision (and decisions for their own family) which methods work even using one or the other together.

I hope for a day when both kinds of medicine can be found being used together taking advantage of each form of healing all for the ultimate good of the patient.  It won’t be too soon though as there is too much money in drugs and insurance for our conventional medicine brothers to let go of their interests.

Meanwhile I am thankful that intelligent adults can still choose.  After all, it should be a choice.

Skin Cancer and Faith

January 11th, 2008

Skin Cancer is nothing to mess with.  But one thing you must know about me is I will rather deal with the cancer myself than be submitted to surgery and chemotherapy. 

The small skin cancers (squamous cell keratosis) I have all over my body are more ugly than dangerous, anyway.  My dad is 77, has it all over the sun exposed parts of his body and his doctor “burns” it off with silver nitrate, leaving horrible ugly scarring all over.  I don’t know what is worse.

Anyway, it’s the regular brown moles I have all over that I watch.  So when two of them were suspicious I decided to practice what I know.  Read the earlier posts to find out more.

There is scarring on my arms and legs where I tested the VE and neat little white “plug” pulled out of my skin.  I am assuming it was the cancerous spot and the surrounding tissue.  But I know for a fact that when you get a cancer biopsy they take a CHUNK of skin, not just the mole in question, and you get a scar, too.  Either way, there will be a scar!  I look at it this way - I saved time, money and anguish using VE and doing it at home.

There are more choices to cure cancer than conventional medicine will admit.  I am not here to get into why they won’t consider more natural, less intrusive ways to cure disease but really what it is all about is faith.  Your own faith in something to get you well.  Faith that the herbs will work or faith that chemotherapy will work or the surgery will get it all.  Faith that it will just go away with a prayer…

Ultimately it takes faith to live, move, relate, etc.  I am talking about a general kind of faith, not a religious faith (though faith in God has supplied me strength to get through each day - with or without cancer). 

No, the faith that I mean here is really believing you will get well doing what you’re doing.  Not a wishy washy, “I should have done this or that” kind of faith.  But confident, “I will live fully till I die” kind of faith.

 Whatever it is we do in life…how we relate to our spouse, what job we decide to take, the philosophy of life, source of life, all takes faith!  I hope that you, reader, know who you are, why you are here, Who is in control, - have purpose; direction; FAITH; or you will wander from one idea to another, one religion to another, one kind of cancer cure to another, etc

Life is full of choices.  The AMA and the FDA has forced their view of disease cure when there are other viable more effective choices.  Use your God-given brain.  Study and research.  Make a decision and then go for your decision - IN FAITH. 

(dare I say this) You will have a better chance to get over any disease using drugs and conventional medicine if you do it in faith than if you sort of, kind of “try” herbs, half believing they will work for you.

Skin Cancer Remedies, Part 2

January 11th, 2008

Being fair skinned, I sort of expected to find strange moles.  Several other factors were involved too in that I have gained 60 pounds over the years.  While I am conscious of the overweight I am not fixated on it.  But the other factors of buildet up toxicity in the system, moderate exposure to sun in my youth to sun and being 47+ YO, well, tell me I’m paranoid but when some of my many brown moles began to get sore and rough I knew I had to change something.

And change I have.  I am detoxing suing Vitae Elixxir.  Drinking carrot juice twice a day, LOTS of water, began an exercise program  ala PACE, and thinking more on the lines that this is like having a cold and will breeze through a cure.  I know it will take time and dedication and I am ready for that.

I did apply Vitae Elixxir (VE) tothe two moles I am concerned with.  Actually I began on January 1 this year and now after two applications these suspicious moles have made an amazing transformation.  VE is dark purple so the spots are stained and dark in the first place.  but the amazing thing is the skin around the area is bright red and just inside the treated area is a white ring.  Now this ring is not pus.  It is hard to describe but it seems to be a collection of dead tissue.  [From my test spots on my arm I know this isn’t bad as these spots had the white ring that developed into a white “plug” which just sort of fell out after two weeks of treatment.  this has left a small scar which has filled in and I assume will fade like any scar.]

The spots aren’t sore per se, the one under my arm itches.  The one on my should er did ache for three days but it isn’t a bother at all now - just looks aweful.

I’ll keep you informed.