Internal treatment

[kelley]

Hi folks---

This is an old post that I'm replying to, but I did a search for something called Lymphasol, which I have been taking. I wanted to see if anyone else has had any success with this. Accudoc mentions it, so I thought I'd reply with a comment.

With all of the various treatments I've been using, (see my post on Auromere Sandalwood-Tumeric soap, etc. Sorry I can't link to it---I'm still too new, posting-wise, to allow this function) most of the itching has disappeared, but there were still some mild lingering crawling sensations. And up until the last few days, the crawling had almost disappeared, too. But I'm running low on Lymphasol and am tapering it to make it last until a new shipment arrives. As I tapered back the dose, the crawling feelings have increased.

I just thought I'd throw it out there for you---I'm not sure if you need to see a practitioner to get the Lymphasol, or if it is available to all. I'm seeing an herbalist/accupuncturist in addition to a homeopathic doctor. The homeopathic doc prescribed the Lymphasol, in addition to something called Rhus tox 30x---which I took a single dose of---then, reacted with itching at the original site of the problem (my feet) and he told me to stop talking it because it must be working.

I've been doing really well overall--but this has been under the treatment of these folks, who are local to me, but have done phone consults, to prevent bringing anything to their offices.

I feel a little strange just tossing all of this info out---I'm not sure how useful it may be without the help of practitioners. It seems that each body reacts differently--even as we share so many of the same symptoms. So again---I put this forth with the caveat that while it works for me right now, it may not work for everyone.

With hopes of peace and healing for us all,
Kelley

[carla]

Auromere Sandlewood-Tumeric Soap, and other things that may be working

Heres your Sandalwood-Tumeric thread Kelley.
A good way to find past post is to click on your username and click on 'find all post by'.
I'll be trying Lymphasol when my credit card recovers .
Has anyone else tried it yet?

[kelley]

Thanks for posting my link for me, Carla!

The link posting thing has to do with the system---I think you have to have posted 15 times or so until it will allow you to use links. I think it's to protect us from people trying to abuse the system for selling stuff--which would make sense.

I feel your credit card pain. I was trying to whittle away at my debit, and then Morgellons came along

Kelley

[Dove]

Two things I take are Kombucha capsules and Swedish Bitters. The following descriptions were taken from the websites: Kombucha (Herbalremedies.com) and Swedish Bitters (CampingSurvival.com)

Kombucha 2000 - Concentrated Kombucha Capsule

Some of the reported benefits from testimonials are it:
• Acts as a gentle laxative, helping avoid constipation.
• Aids in the relief of arthritis.
• Cleanses the colon and gall bladder.
• Aids in healthy digestion
• Relieves colitis and stomach cramps.
• Returns gray hair to it's natural color.
• Helps stop non-infectious diarrhea.
• Relieves bronchitis and asthma.
• Clears up Candida yeast infections.
• Regulates the appetite and reduces fat.
• Aids with stress and insomnia.
• Improves eyesight, cataracts and floaters.
• Relieves headaches including migraines.
• Put Lupus into remission.
• Helps reduces the alcoholic's craving for alcohol.
• Eliminates menopausal hot flashes.
• Clears acne, psoriasis and other skin problems.
• Thickens hair and strengthens fingernails.
• Enhances the sense of smell.
• Vitalizes the physical body and adds energy-including sexual energy!
The Kombucha Tea Culture has been used for hundreds, perhaps thousands of years in different parts of the world. This in itself lends testimony to the fact the Tea has long been beneficial to many for a variety of physical ailments. The Russians, Germans, Swedes and others have compiled information on the benefits of the Kombucha Tea for nearly one hundred years. In the authorative book "Kombucha, Healthy Beverage and Natural Remedy from the Far East," Gunther Frank lists many references from Russian and German doctors who have seen a variety of benefits to their patients. Rosina Fasching's book "Tea Fungus Kombucha, The Natural Remedy and its Significance in Cases of Cancer and other Metabolic Disease" also discusses this in more detail.

Although commonly called the Kombucha Mushroom, IT IS NOT A MUSHROOM. The beneficial bacteria and yeasts form a symbiotic colony in a strong cellulose matrix. It propagates itself during the fermentation process yielding another Culture, often referred to as "baby." The scientific term for this jelly-like mass is a zooglea. When placed in the appropriate substrate, the yeasts in the Kombucha Culture feed on the nutrients and rapidly multiply to produce alcohol. The rich environment created by the yeasts allows the bacteria to convert the alcohol into acetic acid, which is vinegar. The bacterium Acetobacter aceti subspecies xylinum, along with other organisms associated with production of vinegar, has been identified in Kombucha. It is interesting to note that vinegar has been used by humans for thousands of years. In his book "Kombucha, the Essential Guide," Christopher Hobbs states "Vinegar was mentioned in the writings of the Assyrians, Greeks and Romans as an important medicine in its own right." Because the Kombucha Culture is a living organism exposed to all kinds of influences, the finished beverage doesn't always have the same composition and taste. The Russian research scientist Danielova stated in 1954 "... that the actual composition of the symbiont varies according to geographical and climatic conditions, and depends on whatever types of wild yeasts and bacteria exist locally." Variances may occur in each batch of Kombucha and may become more obvious during seasonal temperature changes.
Contains natural vitamin B complex (for healthy nerves), vitamin C (immune system, anti-oxidant), glucuronic acid (liver detoxifier), lactic acid (increases oxygen in the blood), hyaluronic acid, (healthy skin), chrondrotin sulfate (healthy joints), mucoitin sulfuric acid (health stomach), usnic acid (antimicrobial).


Swedish Bitters

In times of crisis, regular health and medical services will be under severe pressure.. .or nonexistent. If you or a member of your family becomes ill or has an accident, you’ll need to take care of it — yourself! That’s why we’ve included Swedish Bitters in our preparedness catalog. It’s the most popular remedy in the world. The formula was originated by Paracelsus in the 1500’s. Yes! in the 1500’s! It’s been effectively used for 400 years.

Swedish Bitters was made famous recently by the distinguished Austrian herbalist Maria Treben. In her book, Health Through God’s Pharmacy, she cites numerous case histories in which Swedish Bitters have provided the answer to serious ailments — both internal and external.. .“the wonderful healing power of this herb mixture, it can be said, and rightly so, that there is hardly any illness where Swedish herbs is not of benefit, or at least is effective as a basis for every treatment.”

For persons 15 and older, Swedish Bitters can be taken daily (1 teaspoon in tea or water 4 times a day); for children under 12, 2 times a day. This regimen helps to cleanse the system, improve regularity, and restore energy and vitality. For external ailments — rashes, insect bites, skin irritations, form a compress. Wrap with plastic wrap to prevent leakage on clothing or bedding for several hours or overnight.

Here are a few of the ailments and symptoms for which Maria Treben has found Swedish Bitters to be used with success:

Toothache Old wounds, scars Hot, inflamed throat, Stomach cramps Burns, scalds Colic, Gall bladder pain, Anemia Pain, buzzing in ear, Dropsy, Frostbite, Hemorrhoids, Jaundice, Animal bites, Consumption, Fainting Trembling hands and feet, Morning sickness, Epilepsy Dizziness, Appetite loss, Rheumatic pains, Fever Corns, Fistulas, Pustulas, Erysipelas Infectious diseases, Sleeplessness, Indigestion, Constipation,

The Europeans Know!

In countries like Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Scandinavia, Swedish Bitters is a staple for millions of families. Every household has a bottle in the cupboard. Few products every achieve the unusual acceptance for being “good for what ails you.”

Elixir Ad Longam Vitam (Elixir for a Long Life)

We can find no record throughout history of any other herbal formula that offers such amazing benefits or has gained such rapid, widespread acceptance and use — as Swedish Bitters.

Since what herbalists believe to be the famed “Elixir Ad Longam Vitam” was rediscovered only forty years ago, news of it has reached all over the globe. In Europe, where millions of people use it daily as a revitalizing, all-purpose health tonic, Swedish Bitters has become a household name. And with good reason. Swedish Bitters is an extraordinary extract of eleven prized traditional herbs: Aloe, Myrrh, Saffron, Senna Leaves, Camphor, Rhubarb Root, Zedvoary Root, Manna, Theriac Venetian, Carline Thistle Roots and Angelica Roots. While many people report such benefits as an uplifted sense of energy and vitality, others claim Swedish Bitters soothes and relaxes them. This amazing diversity of benefits is due to Swedish Bitters” activity on your body’s basic metabolic responses. It calms overactive systems and stimulates sluggish ones. In addition, Swedish Bitters has long been revered as a gentle laxative as well as a tonic that restores the natural acid balance in the stomach, a blood cleaner, a detoxifier for the liver and other organs, and an excellent overall digestive and restorative.

[megluth72]

Dove,

How have these been working for you and how long have you been taking them?

[Gator]

Hi Kritts,

Coffe enemas are very good for us. The coffee causes the liver to dump and helps clean the liver and gallbladder. I have not been able to do enemas, but I put doffee in my colonics I do at home. Organic coffee is best. Just make the coffee and use like water. sure hellps get rid of parasites and liver "gunk".

gator

[Kritters]

Hey Gates,

Really good to hear from ya...even though I can't find my post your replying to.

What is the difference between a colonic and an enema? I did the colon flush thingie 3 times and the last one felt like natural childbirth all over again after some 33-37 odd years, and I gotta tell ya....it hoits. Never again.An enema I can handle.

Can't I just drink organic coffee? ;-O
xoKritts