There are so many possible causes of this...you mentioned adrenals, thyroid, something glandular, possibly mineral imbalance, etc...others have suggested to me in the past that it may relate to the metals or toxin load in the body, and certainly in my case the diabetes coupled with being overweight can contribute. I’ve gotten used to living with it when it happens, and I certainly identify with the salty sweat in the eyes. I have to be careful because I can taste my sweat within 2 to 3 hours of working and realize that there is no salt left. That’s when I head inside the house and sta ...
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I will definitely give it a try and see how my energy holds out. I know that intense sweating tends to flush out all sorts of good things from my system and can seriously throw it out of whack, and that I get there quicker than I would expect to sometimes. It’s amazing that such a supposedly simple thing as sweating can affect so many different body systems and require maintenance to keep it in balance. Natural sweating is such a healthy and cleansing function of the body, yet it can do so much damage if not paid attention to. Shoot, if I drank this stuff, I’m sure I’d be healthier ...
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I am preparing to do work preparing a house to be sold in a very humid, warm climate, and I expect to be trudging up and down stairs a lot and doing work I am not accustomed to. I am 54, hovering around menopause (not there yet), overweight, and Type 2 diabetic, taking only oral medication. I also sweat a lot, and have been this way for 15 years or longer. My concern is about taking care of myself during this time period and keeping my energy going and not being depleted from the work, sweat, and stress. My plan is to drink lots of water, take colloidal minerals and some form of Em ...
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It would be easier to direct you to a page than to explain it (at least for me). I suggest you go here and rummage through the website, as there is good information scattered throughout. http://www.theqxci.com/qxci_whatis.html   [End]
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Earlier this year my next door neighbor was told she was a couple of months away from cataract surgery in one eye and that her other eye was beginning to develop a cataract as well. I suggested she begin taking a drop of castor oil in each eye every night (I believe this is an Edgar Cayce idea) at bedtime. We bought some good quality castor oil, and she did this faithfully every night until the next doctor’s appointment (and still continues it to this day). When he examined her eyes, he found the smaller catatact had completely disappeared and the one needing surgery had diminished so ...
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I used to think that stories like the two below were just urban legends, y’know, the kind of stuff that gets unleashed on the internet just to stir people up. Now I don’t think so anymore. I promise you that the following stories are true, real, and...a bit freaky. I’ve heard the following from two different people in the past few days, and I knew I had to share them: Story #1: A friend of mine helps build display booths for trade fairs, so several times a year he travels around the country and meets lots of people. It was at one of these trade fairs that he had to do business with ...
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http://newsobserver.com/24hour/weird/story/1878319p-9803789c.html   [End]
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http://newsobserver.com/24hour/weird/story/1878319p-9803789c.html Published: Nov 30, 2004 Modified: Nov 30, 2004 11:54 AM Man has golf ball-sized gallstone removed By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS LOS ANGELES (AP) - A gallstone the size of a golf ball - about 16 times the size of a normal one - has been removed from a 56-year-old man, doctors say. The massive growth was the result of a stent inadvertently left in his body from a pancreatic operation more than a decade ago. Gonzalo Medina underwent surgery Monday at a hospital in Los Angeles. The procedure ”went fine,” according to h ...
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Is it common practice to heat the castor oil pack before using it, or do you just put it on and turn on the heating pad as soon as it’s in place? I used to heat the pad on a pan on the stove before using it years ago, but if this isn’t the normal protocol, I’d just as soon stop doing that. It’s pretty dangerous, even on low heat, not to mention messy as well. I’d be quite happy just to use it with a heating pad and no pre-heating if this is the case.   [End]
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Pat, Mineral oil is no way comparable to castor oil--please don’t even consider using it in this way. You run the risk of possibly doing some serious damage to your self using mineral oil when castor oil is required. There are many places that sell castor oil. Go to http://www.caycecures.com/ and click on ’Product Index’ at the top of the page to find their castor oil and related supplies. I know there are many sites on the internet that sell quality castor oil, and The Heritage Store (at the above address) is one such place. I have ordered from them many times in the past, and ...
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I would also appreciate reading the information on this. Hopefully this is ok with the forum moderators.   [End]
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My experience for what it’s worth: experience #1: As a kid I used to eat ”GooGoo Clusters” until the summer I bought one of these and opened it--it was crawling with all sorts of lively critters. This has also happened with other GooGoo Clusters and candybars with nuts. Wasn’t until later that I was told that this is the time of year that whatever is living in nuts tends to hatch out when the temps get warm. Since then I’ve made it a practice not to eat nuts during hot weather. Perhaps it’s a universal thing that nuts contain eggs or whatever, regardless of raw, roasted or cooked i ...
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Sure did, but not of the quantity that folks doing the hard-core cleanses like P&B are getting. Yes, it is real, and I believe the folks when they say it made a big difference after passing stuff like that. I think it’s natural to doubt something as strange as those photos without any prior personal experience. I was doing the Edgar Cayce method of self-administered high enemas over a 3-day period when I passed enough of the stuff at the end of the phase to realize I was dealing with a whole new level...of something.   [End]
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Unfortunately, I have not gathered up the steam and/or the courage to do a P&B cleanse yet, although that is definitely on the list. When I do, no doubt I’ll be posting the results, probably out of shock. I recommend you rummage through the archives on this site for many informative and amazing stories of P&B users. My limited experience with passing mp happened years ago when I was doing a series of high enemas. At the time I had never heard of mp, and I remember wondering if I was passing part of my intestines. If I could change my history, I’d rather be able to tell you about per ...
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Thank you for sharing this information. Even though you wrote in with a question, you are helping motivate me closer towards doing something along this line, since my body sounds similar to hers in this repect.. In addition to what was just offered as a possible explanation by longthought21 about the oil destroying cell protein coating, I am wondering if the castor oil also managed to penetrate the liver and intestines to loosen up and pass old plaque and whatever else was in there, perhaps some gallstones or sludge from the liver, that kind of stuff, and even perhaps stuff left ove ...
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In years past I have had each a colonoscopy and a sigmoidoscopy performed at different times. The sigmoidoscopy only went as far as the sigmoid portion of the intestine, as I understand it. The colonoscopy, however, did run the entire length of the colon (and certainly cost a lot more than the sigmoidosocopy, I might add), pretty much up to the appendix area close to where the small and large intestines merged. This was especially important to me at that time since my mother had been recently diagnosed with colon cancer in that area and I was concerned about myself due to my history o ...
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Here are a couple I came up with--I admit it’s late and I’m a little punchy, but this is what comes to mind at this hour: Critter Killer Casserole...or maybe even Killer Kritter Kasserole...or Parasite Delight...or Parasites in Paradise... The recipe sounds great, by the way. Good luck with finding the right name! ~Jo.   [End]
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I hate those hoax warnings, but this one is important. Send this warning to everyone on your e-mail list. If a man comes to your front door and says he is conducting a survey and asks you to show him your boobs, DO NOT SHOW HIM YOUR BOOBS. This is a scam; he only wants to see your boobs. I wish I’d gotten this yesterday. I feel so stupid and cheap.   [End]
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That sounds like a good idea, but I just basically spread them out on a pan and put them in a warm oven for a couple of hours. When they were dry, I tried eating one of them intact. It was like eating a piece of wood, which is why I spit it out. I was afraid it might tear up my digestive system since I couldn’t chew it up. Removing the hulls was (still is) the next step. The seeds are tastier, sort of, but fine to chew. I ate a couple of tablespoons of them. The resultant bloat was amazing and quite uncomfortable. Next time I think I’m going to eat only 1 tablespoon at a time and ...
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A couple of friends made pumpkin pies for Thanksgiving and gave me the seeds...they didn’t quite understand why I was more excited to get the seeds than a slice of pie. Tonight I dried them in the oven and after attempting eating one (and spitting it back out), I searched Curezone archives on pumpkin seeds and discovered that I’m not supposed to eat the shells or hulls. Fine. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to remove the seeds from the hulls? I discovered that I can pick the hulls off, but if this is the route I have to go to manually remove them, it’s going to give the word ...
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A friend of mine has cataracts and started dropping castor oil in her eyes. The oil caused her eyes to burn for a short time. I’m wondering if the burning is a natural reaction to the oil, or if the oil she is using is too old (it’s several years old) and if she should buy fresher castor oil. If anyone has had experience with this, please reply! Thank you.   [End]
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Due to a frightening ordeal with an abcessed tooth two weeks ago, I am now finishing up the final round of antibiotics. (and grudgingly; I am aware of a lot of the problems associated with them.) So far, there have been no signs of candida other than sneezing(!), but I know my immune system is low, and I know the candida is lurking somewhere, ready to take over. As part of dealing with this, I am thinking of doing a round of high enemas and finishing off with an acidolphilus implant in addition to diet changes and taking supplements. Can someone with experience with this please shar ...
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I’m going to start working on my intestines to get them cleaned out enough to start the P&B at some point... I understand the need for lots of water, fiber, exercise, stuff like that (I think). What I’m not sure is the safety of doing high enemas on a schedule to assist with clearing up some of the constipation before adding in the P&B. Thanks to posts from PTree and others in the past, I now also understand the need to keep the electroyltes in check with liquid minerals (and man, did that ever help with dizziness--thank you!), as well as using implants to keep candida down. My questi ...
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I’ve read where dry skin is often more the result of an *inside job*, that the body is drying out from lack of healthy oil in the diet...rubbing the skin with oils and skin brushing would certainly help, I think, but I would suggest also taking some form of healthy oils as well. Someone else can better guide you than me, but I know from past experience that taking 1-2 Tbs. a day of fish oil or some oil like Udo’s made major positive changes in my own dry skin. You might want to approach the problem both from the inside as well as the outside. And, for what it’s worth, someone told ...
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Go the the search box at the top of this page and run a search for watermelon seed tea. It helps to put the words in quotation marks to avoid miscellaneous links to each word. I love the search function on this website! I have picked up more information than I anticipated when looking up stuff using this search. You’ll find directions for making the tea yourself instead of having to spend time and money looking for it and purchasing a prepackaged tea.   [End]
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I swear I wrote the subject only once. I am out of here before any more booboos happen. Sheesh!   [End]
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I meant to write ’Linda’, instead of ’Lisa’. I also meant to write ’work’ instead of ’wor’. I’m afraid to see what else I messed up... Linda, I am sorry I made a mistake with your name. Can you tell I’m a trifle stressed?? I’m under time constraints and have a huge load of work right now, so I’m not focusing as well as I should be. Sorry!   [End]
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Thank you for the time and effort for all of your suggestions and thoughts. I am giving my friend a copy of everything you have written or referred me to. The friend needing the information actually owns a health food store, but she has not had concrete advice on how to do her own version of the flush. Hopefully she’ll take your advice to heart and try a flush. I love coming to this website! You can get all sorts of information on ’how’ to do so many of these procedures from all over the internet as well as from the original books or publications, but what I have grown to rely on ...
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A friend is seriously considering doing a liver flush, but due to being hypoglycemic, she is concerned about her blood sugar crashing during the flush. Anyone have suggestions for a good, safe flush? Thanks!   [End]
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Southern Belle, thank you for your suggestion and encouragement. I will take the list of ”Foods That Heal” into serious consideration. I purchased the liquid minerals along with the P&B and I plan to spend the next couple of days pumping up my immune system and making sure I’m drinking enough water before getting started on this. I’ve also copied a lot of information from the archives on this cleanse and need to sort the notes out as they answer so many questions that are coming to mind. Thank you.   [End]
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Thank you for your suggestion. I have never used the psyllium and bentonite cleanse and have only run across it while skimming through the archives on this website. The only things I have ever heard about bentonite are that it is very effective, but it’s also known to pretty much strip everything out of the colon, including nutrients needed by the body (hence the need for minerals and supplements, and I assume some form of acidolphilus). It is for this reason that I have so far avoided bentonite, figuring it was more powerful than I could handle and I was concerned about glunking ...
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I need suggestions on how to keep my system balanced while doing a basic bowel cleanse. I’ve tried this several times over the past few years, and every time I can only do a basic cleanse for a few days before my body starts crashing. Undoubtedly I have a toxic system with occasional candida flareups, and I’m pretty sure I have parasites as well. The problem is that when I can get the candida somewhat under control and then start a bowel cleanse (usually I take Experience), within a few days my body feels like I’m crashing, and I have symptoms of no energy, dark circles under ...
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