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Comment by ANGIE on March 9, 2013 at 3:39pm

wishing a blessed weekend ...

Comment by Orien Moon on December 9, 2011 at 1:19pm

Merry Meet!

I have been away awhile and am now back! I hope everyone has been doing well!

Blessed Be!

Comment by Adalis Stargazing on August 15, 2011 at 6:20pm

Comment by buddhist bound on January 9, 2010 at 9:35am

oh really, funny i actually drink the pill form of horsechestnut, go figure, does that have the same effect...thanks so much for the advice..oh what kind of oil, or does it matter

Comment by stormwitch on January 5, 2010 at 9:45pm

a oil made from horsechestnut or the chestnuts they sell at christmas infuse the nuts in oil after crushing and let sit for a week or two the chestnut oil waorks like compresion stockings gives support good luck

Comment by buddhist bound on January 5, 2010 at 10:43am

shouldve joined ages ago...thanks for the invite...question, whats good for large varicose veins..have a nice family on my left leg...besides stress relief what else can i use..lol..happy 2010

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Comment by St. Lawrence de Versaille on June 10, 2009 at 7:06am

ASTHMA - as Naturopath I find that a lot of asthmatics have an underlying allergy problem the main ones I find are: Yeasts, Milk/dairy, Pollens/grasses, a big one. A herb called EUPHORBIA, common name is Asthma weed, plus White Horehound are two v. good herbs, plus taking Echinacea to boost the immune system and clear allergies, along with 1-2000 mg. of Vit C per day and avoiding any sus food groups. To find out IFyou hae a problem with any of the foods you can do a CHALLENGE, which means leave out all the foods in those groups, then gradually bring each group back in and see if there is a sensitivity. Actually, house dust and dustmite are big ones too. Homeopathy is an excellent way to desensitise a person from a known allergy, plus there are many great homeopathics for Asthma too....I usually use a combinationof all the above in asthma...it definitely curable. another old kitchen remdy is grate an onion, and take a large spoon of the raw onion juice for upper respiratory probs. Hope this helps. blessings. St. L.

Comment by St. Lawrence de Versaille on June 10, 2009 at 7:00am

Hi there as a professional Naturopath/homeopath/heebalist based in Australia, I'd like to comment on a couple of things. Yes taking Valerian and or Melatonin an hour or so before bed can be beneficial, but also cut out caffeine after 6.00pm at night, make sure enough Calcium is in the diet and IF milk is tolerated maybe a glass of warm milk with honey in before bed (the old suppe thing!) is a good idea to up the calcium and blood sugar levels pre bed. Passiflora, or passionflower is a great natural relaxant and I prefer it to Valerian which sometime gives bad dreams. Also making sure an adequate supply of Magnesium, taken at bedtime about 1000mg is good, plus B vits taken during the day to feed the nerves and energise. Hoping this is helpful. blessings St. L.

Comment by Luna's Mystic Rose~ on May 15, 2009 at 6:11pm

wow, i finaly found a group that i realy realy need i've always been sick, don't know why, well a few things i do know about, like fibromialgia, severe arthritis in my back, having cancer in the past, stress, and degenerating disks, always in alot of pain 24/7, but with meditation it seems to help, for the day; and i need to get more info to help me alot more due to the pain getting more intense. i know i will find help here in this group. blessed be

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