I think that’s a bit inclusive - I also live in Canada and don’t have those problems, and the weather is lovely - 25’C today. Do you live in the territories? If you hate the winters so much, try to plan to move to southern Canada. In the meantime, a GOOD air purifier may help, along with a clean diet to avoid toxic build-up. Juicing is good :) Good luck!   [End]
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MH, what do you mean by ”stay on top of your diet”? Can you elaborate on the diet one without a gallbladder should follow, and what type of foods shouldn’t be consumed?   [End]
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I’ve tried GH products, they are good. However, this isn’t the forum to ask this question. MH sells and uses his own products. You’d do better to go to the Ask Curezone forum.   [End]
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Thank you for replying! I didn’t start a healthy diet until I was about 16, and it progressively got better as I educated myself more, particularly through Curezone. So I got a period ”early” (though it is the average age today) because I ate a typical diet. After my diet was cleaned they stopped fairly quickly. I find it very interesting that I got my period now at 100 pounds, because doctors previously told me at my weight I would not yet one. Guess they were wrong! I’m hoping I just started yesterday because of the medicine for my injury, which I am no longer taking, and they will ...
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Hello MH! :) I haven’t had a period for about 4 years due to a low weight because of my diet. I was 90-100% raw vegan for a number of months recently and was on a very pure diet for a long time before that (fruits and veggies, mostly - the veggies were all steamed and drizzled in olive oil, and a lot of juiced fruits as well as whole). Recently I have been including more cooked food into my diet (ie. brown/wild rice perhaps once or twice a month, chickpeas, lentils, sweet potatoes, the occasional slice of sprouted bread, and pasturized organic juice when I am unable to juice - I try to ...
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If the goat milk still concerns you, you can always substitute it with nut/rice milk. Eggs aren’t supposed to be good for you, very acidifying.   [End]
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You might be interested in reading about Brendan Brazier, he’s an Olympic RAW vegan triathlon competitor. He has a number of books out that are all about raw veganism and athletics. http://www.amazon.ca/s?ie=UTF8&rh=n%3A927726%2Cp_27%3ABrendan%20Brazier&page=1   [End]
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.... You might do well googling ”holistic dentist Alberta”. I don’t think alcohol is really good for you regardless of what it’s made of? It’s quite bad for your liver. Anyway, good luck.   [End]
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Bad - increased risk of skin cancer and premature aging. Don’t do it.   [End]
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I find 100% pure tea tree oil and then putting some clay (I use fuller’s earth, but green clay and bentonite work well too) mixed with tea tree oil on the spot every night works to dry it up. The clay works to bring the white pussy part to the surface and dries it out quickly. Just don’t pick! ;)   [End]
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Hey MH, I’ve been craving pineapple probably for the past month and a half and have been juicing a whole pineapple pretty much everyday. I’ve been having some stomach issues, and I find the juice helps me digest better (I know it’s high in bromine). I hear pineapples are excellent for you as a cleanser - can you tell me what the juice is doing, does it cleanse a certain part of the body? Why would I be craving it so? (Just for some background info - I’m pretty much raw food vegan, don’t eat grains, animal products, no beans/legumes.. My diet consists mostly of fruit and some salads ...
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I don’t think it’s gone. There’s a chance all those messages will be brought back.   [End]
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There was some server crash on Curezone... 45 days worth of messages got lost. MH seems to be okay as of this weekend, thank goodness!! :)   [End]
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Slippery elm is a great herb!! I used is everyday when I was really, really sick. It soothes your stomach. Also, you may want to try juicing - it’s easier to digest than solid food, and it’s alkaline. Forget all meat and dairy - all animal products as acidic and bad for your kidneys.   [End]
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:o Thanks for the tip... What about clothes?! *looks doggedly at lycra/cotton blend jeans*   [End]
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Ohh no no, they’re not actually giving out ”radiation” - they’re necklaces that say they can help to block out the effects of radiation waves - I’ll go to the library tomorrow and get the name of the product (I saw it advertised in a holistic health magazine this morning). Sound like it’s for suckers? heh   [End]
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I’m curious, MH - what about those radiation necklaces you see advertised in health magazines? I can’t find the one I’m talking about particularly (don’t remember the name), but do you think those would be beneficial or for ”suckers”?   [End]
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I have no idea what you mean by ” BF&C for internal use to go with my BF&C powder for my poultices” :P Like I said, they make and sell custom tonics - you choose the ingredients, they make them. Pretty simple. Price, including shipping and taxes, for me is $145 for an entire litre. I don’t know where you live, but shipping is only $10 for me.   [End]
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I also had no problems bringing my herbals and supplements into the US when we went away for a weekend, nor bringing them back! I’ve never had any problems with the border, or shipping herbals form other US companies to myself. I always get them.   [End]
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Yes, I’ve used them a lot. They are very trustworthy, and I’ve found their products to be good. My naturopath uses them all the time for her clients. Their number is 416-465-3366 They are located in Toronto. When you call just say: ”I’d like to order a tonic.” And the person on the phone will ask what you’d like in it and what size (order the litre size, it’s the best deal). It’s freshly made and lasts for while in the fridge. Shipping costs will be less if you live in Toronto and can go and pick it up yourself - they are on 298 Danforth Avenue.   [End]
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Ahh! That would explain why I’ve had huge watermelon cravings lately! I’ve been wanting to cleanse my kidneys. I think I’ll just eat watermelon for maybe 3 days during the summer as a fast (they’re exported and a pricey $10 for a smallish melon right now :S ) Thank you very much!   [End]
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Hi! Once you know the ingredients you want, there’s a place in Toronto, called Thuna’s Herbals, that will ship you a custom tonic in either a litre or half litre size. If you’re interested, I can send you their phone number.   [End]
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I prefer fresh juice over packaged juices - I eat tons of berries during the summer (quite literally - about 2 large containers a day - all picked fresh that morning from the farm down the road.) But is watermelon juice alright? You can get a huge watermelon for about $4 where I live in the summer. What about fresh peach juice? Apples and concord grapes don’t usually harvest here until September. What is your opinion on coconut water, MH? Like this product: http://www.vitacoco.com/faq.htm   [End]
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MH, what do you juice in the summer if you live in a northern climate (ie. no fresh oranges, it’s not apple season, ect.) Grapes? What about watermelon juice? Or carrot juice?   [End]
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I heard that is it did actually happen it would have been more of an apricot than an apple, because that’s more align with what grew naturally in those areas.   [End]
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We saw pictures of those frogs a few years ago, in high school. Some were growing 3 legs, were infertile, hybrid male/female ect. Absolutely insane.   [End]
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Thanks for posting that!! I don’t always buy organic though (only when it’s the same price/only slightly more than regular produce) - I’m lucky enough to have two different women just down the road who grow their own berries in the summer (I live in Canada). They pick them early in the morning and put them on sale. And nearby there are several farmer’s markets - somme sell organic cherries, ect. for the same price as regular in the summer! I never worry about produce that’s sold from local growers. Imported is another story, though...   [End]
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Hey MH :) What does it mean if some part of your body suddenly starts to twitch? Like a finger, or a toe, or an eye, or a muscle... you get the idea :)   [End]
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I thought it was something like the juices that don’t separate have chemicals/additives in them to keep the liquids together (or they’ve been heated to change the molecular structure of the fluids?) - much like nut butters - natural nut butters will separate and the oil will settle on the top, but hydrogenated peanut butter doesn’t separate. Just a guess, though :)   [End]
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Avocados are good sources of fats, so are unheated, unprocessed oils. Avocados are higher in calories than your typical 1 tbsp of oil - some people only eat half of one, or eat both halves throughout the day. Avocados also have more nutrients than oil - magnesium, for instance. Eating an avocado one day and extra virgin olive oil the next, and then cold-pressed flaxseed oil, and then extra-virgin coconut oil... you could have a whole week of different fats each day, if you wanted!   [End]
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It has to do with metabolism too - grazers tend to have constant energy input because they eat more often, so they have more energy to burn the calories they consume (and build muscle, flexibility, ect.) and this revs up their metabolism to keep burning calories. People who only eat 1 big SAD meal a day are malnourished, first and foremost (how many nutrients are in KFC and cookies?), which stops their body from working properly, so their body tells them to overeat at their one meal in hopes of getting all the nutrients it needs for the day (regardless of calories). Second, piling a ...
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I tend to agree about the ”Disease” part - that’ll be your name forever on Curezone, so it gives the impression you’re forever sick! :( How about something like StrongerEveryday or StrongerThanYesterday? Just a thought :)   [End]
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Wow, there are people who eat their own feces..? That’s one of the most disgusting things I’ve heard. I’m curious MH, if vitamins are bad (and I don’t doubt that the compounds used to make synthetic vitamins aren’t the best for the human body), how to strict vegans get B-12 in particular, and iron? Molasses?   [End]
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Excellent, how did you know your kidneys were operating normally compared to before? Just an aching feeling? What didn’t you like about the liver formula?   [End]
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I’ll stick is fresh, clean water and fruit juices for healing. Although some ppl may drink their own urine when alone in the desert and dying of dehydration, but even then... I just couldn’t do it.   [End]
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Thanks for your replies.. MH hasn’t responded yet, which makes me think maybe he missed my post. ? I think I’ll post this in the liver flush forum too. I was thinking about ordering MH’s kidney and liver cleanse tonic. Can I hear about those, if anyone has any experience with them? I don’t have a lot of money to spend, but if they work well I’ll spend it.   [End]
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I use coconut oil on my body when it feels expecially dry in the winter (put on before you go to bed, after a bath and your skin is a bit damp) and emu oil under my eyes and on my hands too. But generally, i’ve found taking healthy fats (like flaxseed oil) have helped my skin’s dryness (although I’ll always need extra oil under my eyes and on my hands because I’m a frequent hand washer). But nourish from the inside out as much as possible :) Dy skin brushing may help you too, because it helps to get rid of dead skin cells.   [End]
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Yes BUT what about about travelling? Don’t you have to get vaccinated before they let you into another country? As in YOU - not babies.   [End]
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My question is - how do you avoid being vaccinated yourself (especially when traveling!!!) and having your child vaccinated?   [End]
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lol! Wow.. I do that with grapes sometimes because I hate the skins. I have to say though, a juicer can be much more useful - I NEED pineapple juice in the morning for enzymes (my body just craves it), but I can not eat pineapple because it makes my tongue bleed (sensitive to the acid). But I find the juice by itself is is quite beneficial. It depends on everyone’s unique body what is best for them :)   [End]
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My naturopath told me never to drink store-bought juice, because it’s been so over-processed, and is thusly acidic plus has no enzymes. I don’t think you could do a proper cleanse when the juice is acidic and lacking enzymes, it would probably do more harm, or at least have little or no effect. What about juicing with carrots instead? Or apples? You can buy like 5 pounds of carrots for $3, and you can juice a lemon with the carrot juice everytime. Apples are cheap now too, since fall is here. Oranges are usually cheaper in the winter, at least where I live. Juicing seasonally is maybe a ...
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