Patau's syndrome
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID)
Pelvic organ prolapse
Peripheral neuropathy
D: PESTICIDE, GLYPHOSATE FOOD CONTAMINATION
Plague
Pleurisy
Polio
POLLEN ALLERGY, CEDAR FEVER ETC
POLYCYSTIC OVARIAN SYNDROME (PCOS)
Polyps
Psoriasis
Pubic lice
Puncture
Raynaud's
Restless legs syndrome
Rheumatoid arthritis
Rhinitis
Ringworm and other fungal infections
Rosacea
__PAIN, INFLAMMATION, D: ASPIRIN MYTH, NSAIDS
>Arnica cream topically, >+Licorice root, Yucca root, Ashwagandha, Magnesium malate regularly, Kudzu root, Fish oil, emergency: >+Passion flower, Kava, Catnip, Scullcap, Wood betony
- http://www.curezone.org/forums/am.asp?i=1561901
- Inflammation is part of the body's trying to heal. Basically what is happening is when we injure ourselves inflammatory hormones called prostaglandins dilate the blood vessels in the area to increase blood flow and thus [drive] oxygen and nutrients to the area to promote healing. When the blood vessels are dilated like this for a while though they become permeable so they leak fluids in to the surrounding tissues. This is the swelling that people experience.
- Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs work by inhibiting these prostaglandins thereby constricting the blood vessels. This prevents the leakage of fluid, but also inhibits the healing process. In addition these drugs are known for causing heart attacks, strokes, chemical induced hepatitis, kidney failure, loss of vision and tinnitus because they can reduce or cut off the blood supply to organs and other tissues. And contrary to popular belief this does not require long term use or excessive doses. There were 2 dozen deaths from Ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin, Nuprin, etc.) induced hepatitis during clinical trials. And I know 4 people that had their kidneys shut down after taking a single recommended dose of ibuprofen. The people most at risk are those with circulatory disorders such as those with Raynaud's, congestive heart failure, diabetes, etc.
- A couple of options to help with the pain and swelling without inhibiting healing are either using an >arnica cream topically over the injured area, or internally >licorice root and >yucca root are both strong steroidal anti-inflammatories.
- The easiest way to explain this would be to compare it with phytoestrogens. Phytoestrogens do not contain actual estrogens. They just have weak estrogenic effects. When talking about anti-inflammatory plants the "steroidal" anti-inflammatories do not contain actual steroids. They contain sterols, which have mild steroidal properties and help support the adrenals that produce the body's steroids. Where they really differ from true steroids though is that like phytoestrogens that regulate estrogens, phytosterols regulate the inflammatory response. Even though they partially inhibit prostaglandin synthesis, which can constrict blood vessels, sterols also dilate blood vessels. This is one of the reasons sterol sources are used to lower blood pressure.
- http://www.curezone.org/forums/am.asp?i=1905429
- >Ashwagandha helps my headaches and joint pain, but seems to give a flammatory reaction in my bladder....so wierd. I get a similar reaction with devil's claw. Just don't get it. I am using the brand himalaya.
- JS: The ashwagandha really should not have that problem. I suspect that it is likely one of the additives such as the calcium phosphate or magnesium stearate. If you can I recommend trying straight >ashwagandha powder to see if this solves the problem If so then it is more likely the additives.
- http://www.curezone.org/forums/am.asp?i=1874808
- Mostly I resort to advil when I [get] headaches or menstrual cramping, for which I know there are other remedies, but in conjunction when those other remedies just aren't enough.
-JS: >Ashwagandha would be a really good choice. It not only supports the adrenals, but it also raises GABA levels to calm the mind.
- But a better choice as a general pain killer would be >magnesium malate for the menstrual cramps and if the headaches are migraines. But it should be taken on a more regular basis, not just when the pain starts. >Kudzu root is also a very good choice.
- A good >fish oil can also help by reducing inflammatory prostaglandins.
- As a backup/emergency ... >Passion flower is good. I also like >+kava, catnip or scullcap [or] wood betony....
- http://www.curezone.org/forums/am.asp?i=1881703
- >Licorice root and >yucca root are great anti-inflammatories. Silica and vitamin C sources such as >nettle leaf can help with building up the joints as well as >gelatin, which is a source of glucosamine and chondroitin.
- The corticosteroids will make the rheumatoid arthritis as well as the COPD, osteoarthritis and osteoporosis worse. The steroids can make the person feel better by reducing the inflammation and suppressing the immune system, but they make the underlying conditions worse by suppressing the adrenals, [and worsening] nutrient loss and bone loss.
- >Licorice root and >yucca root are safer alternatives that actually help to correct the problems.
- http://www.curezone.org/forums/am.asp?i=1869163
How much >ashwagandha caps can I take a day (300mg caps with 5% with anolids)? ... 3 times a day?
__**PAIN
https://draxe.com/natural-painkillers/
_1. Painfully Spicy Foods
_If you’ve got a taste for hot stuff, you likely know some level of pain is involved. Interestingly, though, hot foods like wasabi and cayenne pepper can actually act as natural painkillers. Cayenne pepper benefits include several types of natural pain relief. The powerful pepper actually helps alleviate post-operative pain, including pain relief after a mastectomy or amputation.
_Cayenne pepper is also a potent candida killer. Scientists found it’s active against 16 different fungal strains, including candida, a common internal infection linked to joint pain, among other candida symptoms. (1) Cayenne also provides external pain relieve. Capsaicin, an important natural painkiller found in cayenne, helps treat muscle soreness, tension and even skin infections. Look for it in natural painkilling creams.
_Wasabi is another spicy food with natural painkilling properties. Scientists are studying the isothiocyanates in wasabi as potential pain relievers. Researcher from University of California San Francisco made a recent discovery suggesting that isothiocyanates could block an inflammation receptor, making it a potentially important natural painkiller. (2)
_2. Powerful Pain-Relieving Oils
_Evening Primrose Oil for Menstrual Pain
_Evening primrose oil is naturally rich in the essential fatty acid gamma-linolenic acid and is becoming more popular around the world as a natural PMS treatment. Many women take it to alleviate common premenstrual symptoms, including pain, thanks to its hormone-balancing effects.
_I recommend a woman takes 1,500 milligrams starting on the first day of her period and continuing until ovulation. If your’e on certain antidepressants, you have a bleeding or a seizure disorder, you’re on phenothiazine drugs for schizophrenia, or you’re being treated for high blood pressure, you should talk to your doctor before starting evening primrose oil.
_Arnica Oil for Bruises & Carpal Tunnel Pain
_Not as popular as many other essential oils, arnica oil belongs in every medicine cabinet. Considered generally safe for topical use, arnica oil used on the skin helps ease inflammatory pain associated with insect bites, bruises and even arthritis flare-ups. (5, 6) To treat bruises, applying arnica oil twice daily (as long as the skin is not broken) helps reduce bruising inflammation even better than low-concentration vitamin K formulations. (3)
_When it comes to carpal tunnel relief, arnica oils is also a smart choice in the natural painkillers department. For some, it helps reduce pain to the point of not needing carpal tunnel surgery. For others, arnica oil is a proven way to help lower inflammation and associated pain in the weeks following carpal tunnel surgery. (4)
_Lavender & Peppermint Oils for Muscle Pain & Headache Relief
_One of the benefits of peppermint oil involves its natural painkiller and muscle-relaxant properties. It’s even been shown to help alleviate fibromyalgia and myofascial pain syndrome. (5)
_For natural headache relief, two essential oils team up for natural pain relief. Peppermint oil improves circulation and lavender reduces muscle tension — two ways to quickly stop a headache in its tracks. Try placing a few drops of peppermint or lavender oil into your hands and then rubbing the blend on your forehead, temples and back of neck. You can also dilute a few drops down by mixing the essential oils with almond, grapeseed or coconut oil.
_The peppermint-lavender combo also teams up to reduce post-workout muscle pain. This handy homemade muscle rub recipe also helps alleviate sore muscles:
natural painkillers - dr. axe
_Note: Certain essential oils posses incredible pain-reducing qualities. (As always, it’s important to use essential oils according to directions because these plant-based compounds are potent. So be sure to mix with carrier oils accordingly when appropriate.)
_3. Epsom Salt
_You may already know that magnesium-rich epsom salt is a natural painkiller for bone and joint pain and muscle soreness. (It’s a go-to remedy for heel spur pain, specifically.) But epsom salt can also come in handy when you’re dealing with a painful splinter or even post-childbirth soreness.
_Soaking an area affected with a splinter in warm water and epsom salt helps painlessly draw out splinters. A sitz bath including epsom salt can help increase magnesium and quell inflammation associated with soreness after childbirth.
_4. Self Myofascial Release
_Foam roller exercises are a form of self-myofascial release that, while kind of mildly painful at times, actually gets out those nagging muscle knots while helping you fix muscle imbalances that lead to poor posture and related musculoskeletal pain. It’s also an emerging treatment to reduce your risk of developing delayed muscle onset soreness, a common exercise-related pain that keeps people out of the gym. (6)
_5. Drink Your Great-Grandma’s Go-To Broth
_Back in the “olden days,” our ancestors didn’t like to waste any part of an animal they were using for food. Because of that, back then, bone broth was a normal part of almost everyone’s diet. Made of bones, marrow, skin, feet, tendons and ligaments, this old-fashioned stock helped provide an ample dose of collagen, proline, glycine and glutamine that is largely missing from the modern American diet.
_Bone broths contain minerals in forms that your body can easily absorb: calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, silicon, sulphur and others. They contain chondroitin sulfate and glucosamine, the compounds sold as pricey supplements to reduce inflammation, arthritis and joint pain. (7) Here’s one of my go-to bone broth recipes.
_One of the reasons bone broth serves as such a potent natural painkiller involves the ability to act as a soft cushion to help bones glide without friction due to its gelatin content. Think of it as a joint anti-ager.
_6. Graston Technique
_Digging a metal tool into a painful spot, such as the bottom of your foot if you’re dealing with plantar fasciitis, sounds like some sort of medieval torture practice. The Graston technique is an instrument-aided manual therapy that serves as a noninvasive way to deal with soft tissue ailments like achilles tendonitis, carpal tunnel syndrome, fibromyalgia, shin splints, back and shoulder pain, and other ailments. It’s even been proven to help relieve pain associated with chronic conditions like trigger finger and post-surgery pain in a way that can reduce the amount of painkillers administered.
_The technique works by targeting scar tissues, alerting the body’s immune system that it’s an area that needs to be targeted and healed.
_7. Needles
_When you think of a needle poking into your skin, the last thing you probably think about is natural pain relief. The truth is, though, that dry needling works by stimulating trigger points to reduce pain or disability. A 2007 study found dry needling significantly reduced shoulder pain by targeting a trigger point. Dry needling can also help deal with trigger points that reduce a person’s range of motion, which can lead to serious pain and musculoskeletal side effects.
_8. Rolfing
_Could you find pain relief through a method that focuses on soft tissue manipulation and your psyche? The answer is yes. Rolfing, also known as structural integration, involves soft tissue work and movement education to realign your body’s myofascial structure with gravity. (8.) (Think of your body’s fascia as the “netting” that encases your muscles and organs.)
_Rolfing not only relieves physical muscle pain rooted in your fascia, but also improves your emotional well-being and energy. Whether you’re an athlete looking to improve your game or someone suffering with TMJ pain, chronic back pain or spine pain, rolfing is something worth exploring. It’s a potent natural painkiller that impacts your neuromuscular system in a positive, pill-free way.
_Homemade Pain Relieving Cream
https://www.onegoodthingbyjillee.com/homemade-pain-relieving-cream
_Pain Relieving Cream
_Ingredients:
1/2 cup coconut oil
2 tsp beeswax pellets
2 tsp camphor crystals (or 5 drops camphor oil)
2 tsp menthol crystals (or 5 drops peppermint essential oil)
5 drops eucalyptus essential oil
_More for Pain: Ginger, Turmeric, Capsaicin (topical), Valerian Root, Magnesium, Cats Claw, Boswellia, White willow bark, Fish Oil 1200mg/da, Heat/Cold, Feverfew, Devil's Claw, Kava Kava, St. John’s Wort, Tart Cherries, Garlic, Cinnamon, Bone Broth, Running
_Hip flexor re pain, belly fat, energy http://www.unlockmyhips.com/?hop=poinew youtube.com/watch?v=YbwZ1DdkQqU
_See: D: ASPIRIN MYTH, NSAIDS
__PARANOIA, D: **PSYCHIATRIC DRUGS
_Xanax works by increasing the effectiveness of >GABA. Therefore, increasing GABA will do the same thing. GABA is a large molecule though and can be difficult to absorb. You can use >glutamine or >taurine to raise GABA and these amino acids are smaller and easier to absorb. Remember that amino acids should be taken on an empty stomach at least 30 minutes before meals. Paranoia can result from high levels of serotonin or dopamine.
__D: **PSYCHIATRIC DRUGS
See HEALTH DANGERS at http://l00k.createaforum.com/h/health-2-truth-in-medicine/
__PARASITES
- http://www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1544208#i
_If you are not sure if you have parasites there are some herbs you can take that kill parasites and are still safe. These include >raw pumpkin seeds, >papaya seeds and >elecampane root (also considered excellent for liver flukes). The raw pumpkin seeds you can munch on throughout the day. Papaya seeds or elecampane I recommend a tablespoon three times daily for 30 days.
_If you cannot do the >DE then the next best choices would be >neem leaf with a little >yucca root to aid in penetration. Otherwise >raw pumpkin seeds, >papaya seeds, >green papaya and >horseradish are all excellent antiparasiticals. Again a little yucca root will help with penetration into parasites and eggs.
__PARKINSON'S
_Parkinson's is best treated by elevating dopamine. The amino acids >phenylalanine or >tyrosine can be used to elevate dopamine. >TMG can also help increase dopamine. >Sage leaf is great for the nervous system and helps to control the Parkinson's tremors.
_Take sage leaf, bupleurum and Tyrosine: mix 5 parts bupleurum, 3 parts tyrosine and one part sage leaf powder. Recommended dose of the mix is 1/2 teaspoon three times daily at least 20 minutes before meals. The mix will provide various benefits such as liver support, memory support and thyroid support. The bupleurum and tyrosine both raise dopamine levels. TMG would also be really helpful since methylation is required for dopamine production. The sage is for the nervous system to help control the palsy.
_There is no definitive test for Parkinson's. A diagnosis is based primarily on symptoms, history, including other things that can cause these symptoms, and simply if the person responds to the medications used to treat Parkinson's.
_The best remedy would be to mix these powders: 5 parts bupleurum powder, 3 parts tyrosine and one part sage leaf powder. Recommended dose of the mix is 1/2 teaspoon three times daily at least 20 minutes before meals.
_Bupleurum & tyrosine are dopamine precursors, which raise dopamine levels. Trimethylglycine (TMG) is a methyl donor that is required for the production of neurotransmitters like dopamine. Recommended dose is 500-1000mg three times daily [maybe with meals]. Magnesium malate is great for elevating brain ATP [for energy].
_An animal study has shown that pantethine can protect against experimentally induced Parkinson’s disease. Pantethine was able to stop the decline in ketones to completely arrest the destruction of dopamine neurons. Pantethine was able to protect nerves from wear and tear. Collectively, these nerve-related studies show that pantethine provides multiple ways to protect and boost the brain. [Here's the complete article: http://www.curezone.org/forums/am.asp?i=1913785 ]
_The best remedy would be to mix these powders:
5 parts bupleurum powder,
3 parts tyrosine and
1 part sage leaf powder.
Recommended dose of the mix is 1/2 teaspoon three times daily
at least 20 minutes before meals.
Magnesium malate 200mg once or twice a day 20 minutes before meal.
Trimethylglycine (TMG) 500-1000mg three times daily [maybe with meals].
[Drink at least 6 to 8 glasses {cups} of water a day.]
_Sources:
Bupleurum from: Starwest-Botanicals.com 201156-54 Bupleurum Rt pwd Org
or from: https://www.vitacost.com/planetary-herbals-bupleurum-calmative-compound-550-mg-120-tablets
Tyrosine: https://www.vitacost.com/vitacost-l-tyrosine-500-mg-100-capsules
Sage Leaf: https://www.vitacost.com/starwest-botanicals-organic-sage-leaf-powder
Magnesium Malate: https://www.vitacost.com/source-naturals-magnesium-malate-625-mg-200-capsules
Trimethylglycine (TMG): https://www.vitacost.com/life-extension-tmg-500-mg-60-vegetarian-liquid-capsules
Pantethine: https://www.vitacost.com/now-foods-pantethine-300-mg-60-softgels
__PCOS, HORMONE IMBALANCE
_Vitex, Wild Yam, Licorice Root powder and Nettle Leaf powder and maybe Progesterone cream
__**PERIODONTAL DISEASE; See Biofilm Infections
__**PERTUSSIS; See Biofilm Infections
__D: **PESTICIDE, GLYPHOSATE FOOD CONTAMINATION
https://www.alexfergus.com/blog/how-to-protect-yourself-from-glyphosate
_Avoid foods containing nonorganic soy or corn; ... canola oil, corn oil, soybean oil; ... nonorganic legumes, i.e. beans, peas.
_Devour sulfur-rich foods, i.e. eggs, organic cheese, garlic, onions; ... probiotics; ... cholesterol-rich foods, i.e. eggs, cheese, meat, fish, full-fat yogurt.
_Supplement with manganese, glutathione, dandelion leaf, burdock leaf.
_Detox with saurkraut juice etc.
__PNEUMONIA, BRONCHITIS
_To clear up lung infections mix equal parts of chaparral, thyme, and horseradish powders. Blend them well then fill some capsules. In one of the empty capsules add 8 drops of pure eucalyptus essential oil. Recommend 1 capsule with the 8 drops of oil 3 times daily with the herb capsules. You will exhale the oils killing any fungus, bacteria, or virus in the lungs. The longest I have ever seen this take for pneumonia or bronchitis is 3 days. Only take it as needed. Remember to stay hydrated to keep the mucous in the lungs fluid so it can be expelled with the pathogens.
_With both acute bronchitis and pneumonia there will usually be phlegm being coughed up with color. Brownish-black indicates bronchitis and yellowish-green indicates pneumonia. Unless he is referring to chronic bronchitis, but they would not give you antibiotics for this. A dry cough can be a few things including an asthmatic cough. Did the doctor do an x-ray? Make sure you staying hydrated as dehydration will make it harder to cough up any phlegm if it is present. Consuming cayenne pepper will also help thin out the mucous as will fenugreek. And an expectorant such as osha' root or horehound will help expel any mucous. Unless there is colored mucous I seriously doubt it is acute bronchitis or pneumonia. And until you are sure what you have knowing how to treat t is going to be difficult.
_And if you have someone who can cup their hands and pound your back around your lungs this will also help to break up the mucous. You can do the same thing on your chest.
_For pheumonia take thyme, chaparral, horseradish, eucalyptus combo capsule a few times a day 20 min before meals. Usually the formula does not take more than 3 days to clear up an infection. Probiotics may stave off pneumonia.
__POISON IVY, POISON OAK
- https://www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1812087#i
_Ozonating poison oak or poison ivy rashes clears them up quick.
__POLLEN ALLERGY, CEDAR FEVER ETC
- https://www.curezone.org/forums/am.asp?i=1546368
For the "cedar fever" though I would go more with nettle leaf, watercress or even yellow onions including the skins. These will help with the sinus congestion by acting as natural antihistamines.
__POLYCYSTIC OVARIAN SYNDROME (PCOS)
- https://www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1744673#i
_There are various hormonal changes involved with PCOS, including a drop in progesterone and increased estrogen and testosterone. So the primary focus should be on elevating progesterone and helping the liver to break down the excess estrogen and testosterone.
_I am not a big fan of progesterone creams, especially long-term. But in cases such as PCOS they can be used short-term to help get levels up while allowing time for the herb vitex (chaste tree berry) to kick in. This generally takes about 2 months.
_My write up on hormone balance explains ways to cleanse the liver and aid in excess estrogen break down.
_Other than vitex some herbs I highly recommend include wild yam, licorice root and nettle leaf.
(Elsewhere, Sloane recommends Bitters for Liver Cleansing.)
__POST NASAL DRIP
_For post nasal drip Quercetin capsules work the best. Make sure it is pure quercetin and not the QBC (quercetin, bromelain and vitamin C). They are usually 400 to 500mg and recommended dose is one capsule as needed.
__PREGNANCY ISSUES
_The following nutritional info is from "Truth in Medicine" at
https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Acurezone.com+%22truth+in+medicine%22+pregnant&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8
_The risk of premature labor can be minimized with red raspberry leaf tea throughout the pregnancy to tone and relax the uterus.
_1 cup of the tea 3-4 times a day. Helps to relax uterine muscles to ease birthing and prevent miscarriage.
_Supplementing with magnesium malate or magnesium citrate can also help by relaxing the uterus and can help with preventing preeclampsia.
_Nettle leaf and seaweeds are great sources of silica and other nutrition, and both support the endocrine system. Both are also helpful for digestive disorders and constipation, due to their nutritional value.
_Take digestive bitters at least once a day just before meals (just enough to taste), which are the most important to balance the hormones.
_Alfalfa is also very nutritional, and is the highest herbal source of phytoestorgens to help balance the hormones.
_Maca is also beneficial for the body due to the sterol content, and helps to improve fertility.
_Chaparral and andrographis help prevent infections.
_Limit spices in your diet as well as carrots since these can stimulate uterine contractions. Have a good diet with limited meats and dairy, which have too high estrogen content.
__NURSING
_If you ever need to increase milk production there is also fenugreek seed and goat's rue.
_Nipple stimulation increases bonding, so breast feeding is advisable.
- https://www.vitacost.com/solaray-amla-extract-500-mg-60-vegetarian-capsules
- http://www.curezone.org/forums/am.asp?i=1629119
- http://www.curezone.org/forums/am.asp?i=1897727
_Nausea: Small amounts of ginger, such as sipping on ginger tea will help this. Just don't take a lot of ginger at once since it is a uterine stimulant in high doses.
_Had 2 miscarriages at earlier stages and was way healthier than I am now. Hopefully I can relax soon as a few more weeks go by. Would love your insight and suggestions as always.
_The red raspberry leaf is the best choice to help prevent miscarriage. And again I highly recommend the nettle leaf for nutritional and glandular support. Limit spices in your diet as well as carrots since these can stimulate uterine contractions.
__PREGNANCY ISSUES
https://www.curezone.org/forums/am.asp?i=1603200
_Pregnant women have greater zinc needs. Deficiency can cause impaired fetal development, low birth weight infants, and birth defects. Stretch marks during pregnancy are also partially due to zinc deficiency.
_Zinc deficiency can be caused by inadequate dietary intake due to foods grown on zinc depleted soils. Food processing also removes zinc, so fast foods and processed foods are also zinc depleted.
- https://www.curezone.org/forums/am.asp?i=1885764
_The risk of premature labor on the other hand can be minimized with red raspberry leaf tea throughout the pregnancy to tone and relax the uterus. Supplementing with magnesium malate or citrate can also help by relaxing the uterus and can also help with preventing preeclampsia.
_FERTILITY
https://www.curezone.org/forums/am.asp?i=1862633
_you said andrographis decreases fertility. Is this permanent or only while on the herb?
_It is only temporary while taking the herb. There are only two herbs I have ever seen that can induce permanent infertility in women.
_We plan to start trying to get pregnant in 6 months or so and want to be sure I'm not taking anything to hinder this. Currently I am taking your adrenal, thyroid, and liver tonics and just ordered your flora product. Can you confirm if any herbs in these will affect my future chances and which herbs I should avoid now?
The only formula would be the Live-R-Ight since it has andrographis. But again this only causes temporary infertility. So I recommend stopping it about a month before you try to conceive.
_There will actually be a number of herbs that will need to be avoided once you are pregnant. Nothing in the other two formulas, but you will want to avoid things such as the berberine herbs, juniper berry and many spices as these are uterine stimulants. I would also avoid vitex (chaste tree berry) and wild yam.
_Other than folic acid, what recommendations do you have for vitamins/herbs/supplements prior to trying? Thanks.
_Maca helps increase fertility as does regular grocery store yams. Nettle leaf and alfalfa leaf are great for nutritional support and red raspberry leaf tea can be drunk throughout the pregnancy for nutrition, to prevent miscarriage and to ease the birthing process. To control morning sickness you can sip on small amounts of ginger tea.
_FERTILITY
_Avoid things such as the berberine herbs, juniper berry and many spices as these are uterine stimulants. I would also avoid vitex (chaste tree berry) and wild yam.
_Other than folic acid, what recommendations do you have for vitamins/herbs/supplements prior to trying [to conceive]? Thanks.
_Maca helps increase fertility as does regular grocery store yams. Nettle leaf and alfalfa leaf are great for nutritional support and red raspberry leaf tea can be drunk throughout the pregnancy for nutrition, to prevent miscarriage and to ease the birthing process. To control morning sickness you can sip on small amounts of ginger tea.
__PROBIOTIC PROBLEMS
- https://www.curezone.org/forums/am.asp?i=1470892
_Kefir needs to be taken {separate} from most herbs, including bitters. So this is best taken first thing in the morning as soon as you wake up. This gives you some time to get ready for your day before taking the herbs. Then you can take your herbs before your meals, about 20 minutes, and the bitters right before you eat. Then take another glass of kefir before bed.
__PROSTATE ISSUES
_To clear up prostate issues?
_If there is an infection I recommend the chaparral and pau d' arco combined.
_If there is prostate enlargement then I recommend jiaogulan, licorice root, nettle leaf and saw palmetto.
- https://www.curezone.org/forums/am.asp?i=1603198
_Acute prostatitis: Sudden onset of fever; Chills; Lower back pain; Perineal pain; Urinary burning with frequency, urgency, and nocturia
_Chronic prostatitis: Increase in urinary frequency; Increase in urinary urgency; Dysuria; Penile discharge
_Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy: Initial stages asymptomatic; Increased urgency to urinate; Nocturia; Difficulty initiating urination; Reduced force of urine stream; Dribbling; Incomplete bladder emptying; May present persistent bladder infections
_Treatments: Zinc, Lycopene (as from cooked tomatoes), saw palmetto, pygeum, stinging nettle (powder)
- https://www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1486694#i
_As for the prostate zinc is really important. You can get zinc from raw pumpkin seeds, which also provide essential fatty acids that also aid the prostate. Otherwise supplements can be used for a total of 50mg daily. For selenium I recommend 200mcg 3 times daily with meals. Try to find one combined with 2mg copper if possible. Saw palmetto and pygeum are both pretty good, but jiaogulan is more effective. Nettle leaf and root, bee pollen and licorice root are also very good choices.
- https://www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1716828#i
_Pistachios relieve my urinary flow problems from an enlarged prostate.
_They contain sterols, but they are not the only nuts with sterols. Sterols lock up cholesterol dropping levels that convert to hormones that can stimulate cancer growth. Sterols can also kill cancer cells by binding to cholesterol in cancer cell membranes and removing it basically causing cancer cells to "spill their guts".
_What is the role of zinc in prostate health?
_It helps prevent the conversion of testosterone into the more radical dihydrotestosterone (DHT), which causes prostate enlargement.
_PSA is a useless test.
_Zinc can help with preventing cancer again by reducing DHT formation and by helping to boost the immune system.
_Zinc is great as are sterol sources like jiaogulan, bee pollen and nettle leaf and licorice root (a DHT blocker).
__**PROSTATITIS, CHRONIC BACTERIAL; See Biofilm Infections
__D: **PSYCHIATRIC DRUGS, **PSYCH MEDS
_Are all psychiatric drugs too unsafe to take?
https://breggin.com/are-all-psychiatric-drugs-too-unsafe-to-take
__**Early Death Associated With Antipsychotics
https://www.madinamerica.com/2011/11/%EF%BB%BFearly-death-associated-with-antipsychotics/
_There are a vast number of studies that document the diverse range of side effects caused by antipsychotic drugs. These adverse effects include brain damage, tardive dyskinesia, Parkinsonian symptoms, akathisia, cognitive impairment, and metabolic disorders. Mad in America documents these negative effects; see Psychrights for PDFs of many of these studies.
On the fact that continual use of antipsychotics leads to early death, see the following:
_1. Sudden unexplained death in psychiatric in-patients. Appleby, L. British Journal of Psychiatry 176 (2000):405-406.
Neuroleptics may cause sudden death by inducing cardiac arrhythmias and QT prolongation.
https://www.madinamerica.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Appleby-copy.pdf
_2. Mortality in schizophrenia. Waddington, J. Journal of Clinical Psychopharmacology 20 (2000):188-194.
https://www.madinamerica.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Waddington1.pdf
_3. Tardive dyskinesia associated with higher mortality in psychiatric patients. Ballesteros, J. British Journal of Psychiatry 173 (1998):325-329.
_Over a 10-year period, 39 out of 88 patients on antipsychotic drugs died. Reduced survival was associated with the administration of two or more neuroleptics at the same time, and time since withdrawal of antipsychotics (patients maintained on antipsychotics became burdened with chronic physical illness, so much so that it replaced the “psychiatric disorder as the primary focus of medical care.”) The final pathway to early death was global medical decline and death from respiratory illness.
https://www.madinamerica.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Ballesteros.pdf
_4. Lifetime suicide rates in treated schizophrenia.. Healy, D. British Journal of Psychiatry 188 (2006):223-228.
_This study found a 20-fold increase in the suicide rate for people diagnosed with schizophrenia in the modern era.
https://www.madinamerica.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/SuicideinSchizophreniaHealyBJP2006.pdf
_5. Prospective analysis of premature mortality in schizophrenia in relation to health service engagement.Morgan, M. Psychiatry Research 117 (2003):127-135.
_This study concluded that “risk for death in schizophrenia was doubled on a background of enduring engagement in psychiatric care with increasing provision of community-based services and introduction of second-generation antipsychotics.”
https://www.madinamerica.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/MM-PsychRes2003.pdf
_6. Schizophrenia, neuroleptic medication and mortality. Joukamaa, M. British Journal of Psychiatry 188 (2006):122-127.
_Researchers report that in an given period of time, the relative risk of dying rises 2.5 times per increment of neuroleptic.
https://www.madinamerica.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/joukamaa2006.pdf
_Mad in America Documents
_The evidence for antipsychotics https://www.madinamerica.com/2011/11/%EF%BB%BFthe-evidence-for-antipsychotics/
_Antipsychotics and chronic illness https://www.madinamerica.com/2011/11/antipsychotic-drugs-and-chronic-illness/
_Antipsychotics and progressive brain dysfunction https://www.madinamerica.com/2011/11/%ef%bb%bfantipsychotics-and-progressive-brain-dysfunction/
_Early death associated with antipsychotic drugs https://www.madinamerica.com/2011/11/%ef%bb%bfearly-death-associated-with-antipsychotics/
_Outcomes in the era of atypical antipsychotics https://www.madinamerica.com/2011/11/%ef%bb%bfoutcomes-in-the-era-of-atypical-antipsychotics/
_Modern experimental programs producing better outcomes https://www.madinamerica.com/2011/11/%ef%bb%bfmodern-experimental-programs-producing-better-outcomes/
_Timeline for antipsychotics https://www.madinamerica.com/2011/11/%ef%bb%bftimeline/
__Research Shows Some Psychiatric Drugs Decrease Lifespan
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/science-isnt-golden/201109/full-disclosure-needed-about-psychiatric-drugs-shorten-life
__Effects of antipsychotics, antidepressants and mood stabilizers on risk for physical diseases in people with schizophrenia, depression and bipolar disorder
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4471960/
__Psychiatric drugs do more harm than good, says expert
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2015/may/12/psychiatric-drugs-more-harm-than-good-expert
__Powerful psychiatric drugs shorten lifespan by decades
http://survivingantidepressants.org/topic/1178-powerful-psychiatric-drugs-shorten-lifespan-by-decades/
__Psychiatry Gone Astray
https://davidhealy.org/psychiatry-gone-astray/
__Adverse Reactions
http://www.drugawareness.org/ssri-facts/adverse-ssri-reactions/
__SSRI
Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) are notorious for causing mental disturbances including suicidal depression, especially when first starting on them. The problem is that they are often prescribed to people with normal serotonin levels and the excess serotonin leads to the disturbances. So your original problem could be from a lack of some other neurotransmitter. Likely acetylcholine since deficiencies can lead to anxiety.
__D: **SEIZURE DRUGS
Epilepsy Drugs to Treat Seizures
https://www.webmd.com/epilepsy/medications-treat-seizures#3
_[Signs of brain damage:] dizziness, sleepiness (somnolence), blurred vision, difficulty with concentration/attention; fatigue, weakness, irritability, anxiety, confusion; speech problems, nervousness, memory problems, visions problems; tremor, depression in adults, irritability in children, reduced attention, decrease in thinking speed, hearing loss, [liver damage, pancreas problems]; unsteady walking, drooling and hyperactivity in children; vertigo, ataxia; [bone marrow failure or liver failure]; weakness, behavioral changes; balance problems; aggression, anger, anxiety, paranoia, euphoric mood, agitation, and changes in mental status; slurred speech, [bone thinning].
HOW TO SUCCESSFULLY TAPER OFF PSYCH MEDS
ABILIFY CAUSES LOBOTOMY, LOSS OF PLEASURE
__D: QUANTUM TOUCH DEFICIENCY
- https://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1851718#i
__RESPIRATORY INFECTION (See also Bronchitis; or Pneumonia)
- http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1504296#i
_Mix equal amounts of chaparral, thyme and horseradish root powders. Put in to capsules. Recommend 2 size '00' capsules 3 times daily at least 20 minutes before meals. If she cannot find all three herbs try to at least get as many as possible.
_In addition get some eucalyptus essential oil. Place 8 to 10 drops in a separate capsule. Recommend 1 capsule of the oil 3 times daily before meals. This is for ADULTS only, not young children as the oil can be toxic in high doses.
_The chaparral kills viruses, bacteria and fungi as well as boosts the immune system. The thyme and horseradish oils are excreted through the lungs, as is the eucalyptus oil. These oils are also extremely effective in killing viruses, bacteria and fungi.
_The longest I have ever seen this formula take to clear up pneumonia or bronchitis is 3 days. It is a good idea to continue for a few days after symptoms disappear to make sure all traces are cleared up.
__RESPIRATORY ISSUES
_Treat _ lung infections [& other respiration issues] with chaparral, thyme, horseradish root and eucalyptus oil [in capsules]. This is a quick and effective full range antimicrobial that is specific to the respiratory tract.
__**ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER
https://naturally-at-home.com/2018/09/18/the-buhner-protocols-for-rocky-mountain-spotted-fever-and-chlamydia/
Japanese knotweed, 1 Tbsp 3x daily
Red sage, 1 tsp 3x daily
Chinese scullcap, 1 tsp 3x daily
Cordyceps, 1 tsp 3x daily
Milk thistle seed, 1,200 mg upon rising and again before bed
NAC (N-Aceytl Cysteine), 650-800 mg 3x daily
Vitamin D3, daily
Vitamin B6, 25-50 mg daily
B12, 1000 mcg daily
Selenium, 60 mcg 2x daily
_If it persists, see Biofilm Infections at http://l00k.createaforum.com/h/health-1-truth-in-medicine/?message=59