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Cutting edge help heard of for all dieases.
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(03-05-2016, 09:02 PM)Cricket Wrote:
(03-05-2016, 04:08 AM)Grandote Wrote: There are lots of folk remedies that work better than prescription stuff. Doctors won't tell you about them naturally. The media no longer does articles on stuff like that. Let me give a few, no cancer cures but perhaps prevention

For itching, try patchouli oil or even tea tree oil. Works a wonder, lasts for days usually
For arthritis, try glucosamine and chondroitin.
For nerve pain, try l glutamine. I use it and it works for me, may or may not work for the next person
For sinus congestion or problems, try neti. Another thing that works is peppermint oil. You don't eat it, put some on.

Main thing is eat right. No macdonalds, burger kink, wendy's, except perhaps on very rare occasions. Eat lots of veggies and some fruit every day. Take vitamins, minerals, herbs and spices. I haven't had a cold since 2000 and never get the flu shot. It has mercury in it and perhaps other bad things.

Its true as many have said, they have no interest in cures, only treatments and by an odd coincidence, they are always expensive. New treatments get shoved aside, our bought and paid for politicians put pharm industry hacks in charge of the fda and pass laws to hurt the public. Monsanto just got legal protection from the hundreds of millions of dollars in lawsuits it faces. It probably cost them a couple million to get the law passed to protect them. Who do the politicians work for? Not us.

I'm sure that Satan is the CEO of Monsanto. We have them to thank for many of our health problems. They seem to be out to harm us, not help us.

The FDA is NOT out to help us either. Who ever slips them the most $ gets their products approved, no matter if they are harmful or not.

"Look what they've done to my corn, ma."  from "Melanie and lately Mylee Cyrus"  "Look What They've Done To My Corn."  Might not have been corn, have to check.

Spanky
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Irony--would make a good "5 letter", ironically.

The blood thinner advertised is of course Zarelto.  I think it's o.k to say brand because it's all over TV ads, public property.  And I'm not suggesting its use, or ragging on it.  What's funny is, that it is the only drug I know of that is concurrently advertising its benefits, with Arnold Palmer, Keven Nealon, et al., and running one of those law suit ads about those who have used it and suffered to the point of legal action. 
I don't remember seeing this before. 

Probably be a good idea to submit your RX drugs on Google and see if there is a class action suit in progress.  You could also be proactive and contact TV lawyers with your list, complain you have suffered from chronic flatulence or something and see if there was cause to start one, ha.

the Spankster
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#23
Spankster, chronic flatulence!!! Great post.
Fireplaces, I have heard Omega fish oil is great for that. Just beware it can cause urinary tract infections and irritation to some, so if you are a common sufferer of those, you might want to talk to your doctor about it. (Yes, that would be me.)

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There are rare side effects to anything you can name. Fireplaces, you may be thinking of krill oil which is supposed to be very good. Even better than that, from what I hear, is a certain concentrated algae. It seems the salmon and krill get their goodies from the algae, krill by eating it and salmon by eating krill and other things that eat the algae.

People want health in a drug, in a pill or shot. But health starts with eating right and taking the right supplements. And no, you can't eat crap all the time and expect drugs and supplements to make it all better. But we are programmed to go for the pound of expensive cure rather than the oz of cheap prevention.
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