Drinking water: Yes, it's important to flush out cellular wastes, but conversely, it's important to have alternate periods. Too much water can interfere with nutient transfer to the cells because of excessive DILUTION. --Russ
On Tue, 5 Dec 2000 07:39:12 -0800 (PST) Susan <[email protected]> writes: > Gosh Barb, what an inspiring post! I've saved it to reread when > I need it. > > Didi anyone see a news report SUnday night about drinking water? > I didn't but a friend of mine told me about it. Of course they > talked about things like drinking distilled water over a > prolonged period will kill/wash out all the good stuff in your > system, and that mineral spring water is the best thing to drink > (and after that, tap water, but I don't think I good joke mine > down - so much chlorine it's like drinking pool water), and then > it was stated that recent research has concluded that the human > body needs only 4 8oz. glasses of water/day to function > optimally: apparently they stated that any more than this is > detrimental. Well, I drink an awful lot more than that - > usually around 96oz. or even a little more - to flush out > toxins, especially when I'm detoxing something. This report I'm > sure is scaring alot of people. > > ANy comments? > > Susan in Indy > > "It is no sign of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly > sick society". > ---Krishnamurti > > Dear Janet, > > From my research into thyroid disesase which has been rather > extensive > due to > my mother-in-law having it to the point doctors scared her into > thinking > she had only 6 months to live over 12 years ago. The nodules > indicate > infection as in Hashimoto's disease. > > First line of defense is fight off the hidden infection and the > nodules > should dissappear. Other symtoms of graves disease can be > contolled > with > diet. For hypo you avoid goitrogens and with Graves you would > want > them, > and these include all the members of the crucifer family. > Cabbage > juice > alone can stun the thyroid into underfunctioning. > > Learn where the points of the body are for the thyroid from > reflexology > books > or accupresure books and rub these points religiously. > > Remain calm and act on nothing out of panic and never, ever give > up and > go > into hoplessness. As for hypothyroids or those destoryed by > medicine > alternating hot and cold packs over the thyroid all day long to > > stimulate > blood flow and therefore more antibody activity to the area. > Sleep in > magnetic collar. take up qigong, I realize that this is not an > easy > quickfix, but getting well from many disorders has to become > like a > career. > It is just the way it is. The quick fixes of drugs and surgery > lead to > long term problems that are harder to fix or nearly impossible > to fix > or > reverse. So consider all this time to heal self a longterm > investment > in > yourself and your well-being, no whining about learning a lot of > new > things > and having to work at them. I was a basket case several years > ago, > facing > living in an environmental medical unit or riskin a fatal asthma > attack > if > I took off my filter mask. I no longer need masks or inhalers > or air > filters or medicine on a dialy basis. I still have asthma but > know > more > how to treat it than any MD and more than I ever did as > respiratory > therapist many years ago, and I will cure it totally when I get > time to > get > NAET treatments, but it was a terrifying time when anything and > everything > could trigger spells where I could not breathe. I hid in my > bedroom > for > months and read up on allergies and the immune system and began > a > jouney > that led me fully into the camp of alternative medicine. But it > was a > lot > of work and it is still a lot of work as I still have a lot of > problems > not > yet resovlved and know way of knowing how I went from being a > healthy > athlete to a an ashtmatic, with fibromyalgia, arthritis, > sinusitis, > with > apparent low thyroid and so on all almost over night and add in > polycystic > ovary disease to boot. And carpel tunnel and bone crippling > heel > spurs, > and myopia. I have had a lot of problems to work on likely > that were > tirggered by environmental toxins I was exposed to when I was > ignroant > of > the threat. That led to low thyroid that led to > underfunctioning > immune > system and other bad aspects of diet and I was a mess. Now that > I am > more > knowledgable I am slowly with daily intensive effort reversing > all > these > problems. I am even revesing what few visible signs of aging I > have > accrued. My fine lines are reversing, and the HGH sutt is > helping, > Colloidal silver helped a lot in beating back a tendancy to > chronic > cystitis and frequent attacks of acute bronchitis. Now I am > feeling > and > starting to look 15 years younger, it is all a lot of work and > discipline > but worth the effort. I want to look as I did when I was 17 for > > virtually > forever and I now know that is is possible, it just takes work. > LIke > maintaining a classic car, you gotta wash and wax em and tune em > a lot > and > grease them and change the oil and belts. ;Same with us. > > TOo many take health for granted and think the body should run > on > autopiolet > whle we abuse it for our pleasure. > > > Well enought of this rant. But I am greatful that colloidal > silver > existed > as it led me further downt the road of knowledge that I am on > and it > led me > to meet nice and interesting people like all of you here, even > you > grumpy > ones. > > > Barb > > > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Shopping - Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products. > http://shopping.yahoo.com/ > > > -- > The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal > silver. > > To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message > to: > [email protected] -or- > [email protected] > with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the SUBJECT line. > > To post, address your message to: [email protected] > Silver-list archive: > http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html > List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]> >
