Steve, has your wife been tested for food allergies? I have a friend that had terrible migraines. They kept getting worse and worse until she started going blind in one eye during the migraine, and then even began loosing time Like she'd have taken her daughter to school, but couldn't remember doing it.
Doctors put her through all sorts of tests, including MRIs to see if there was a tumor. Nothing. Finally and old doctor said "have you been tested for food allergies?". She said no so he sent her. Turned out she was allergic to 4 different things--wheat (not gluten, just wheat), corn, milk and something else. It really curbed her eating out, because she could only find 2 restaurants that didn't cook with any of the things she was allergic to, and had to watch everything she bought in the stores because most had at least corn syrup. But once she got off everything, it's been 5 years without a migraine. Samala, Renee -------Original Message------- I'm interested in whatever you may have as far as good info re magnet therapy. Any chance this could help my wife's migraines? We're pretty desperate, and my wife has begun to lose ANY hope for improvement. Madness has nothing to do with this post - I just liked the sound of three words in the title that began with M. Steve G --- On Wed, 12/9/09, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote: From: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: Re: CS>Bloodstone and Hematite To: [email protected] Date: Wednesday, December 9, 2009, 12:50 PM Forgive me for entering in the conversation about magnets. Iam a practicing ND and find certain magnets of great benefit. There is quite a bit of good science behind the therapy. best regards Frank ND ----- Original Message ----- From: Steve To: silver-list Sent: Wednesday, December 09, 2009 12:33 PM Subject: CS>Bloodstone and Hematite Personally, I am extremely dubious of the benefits of wearing any mineral. However, hematite is not the same stone as bloodstone. Bloodstone is green jasper with bright spots of iron oxide and very pretty. Hematite is pure iron oxide, Fe2O3. So perhaps bloodstone could be confused with hematite since it does seem to have tiny spots of iron oxide in it? Now if you're talking about magnets and magnet therapy, I used to be totally in disbelief that it could do a thing. Nowadays, I'm open to the possibility that it may be helpful in circulation, and maybe in other things I just don't know, would be nice though.
