Herbs

In partial response to comment on the post "Talk with the Animals." I have successfully use herbs to treat intestinal parasites. I use herbs almost daily. For example I find ginseng a better pick-me-up than tea or coffee.

Herbs have been used to treat man and his domestic animals for millenia.

I have had others tell me that they have been joyous at the herbal treatment of a general malaise said to come from human yeast infection.

I hope 'mousse' will tell us more of herbal experience. The 'Bea' 'mousse' speaks of may be checked out in 'comments.'

Persons close to me suffer rheumatoid arthritis. Penny Royal in her popular little book "Herbally Yours" lists many herbs used to treat rheumatism and indicates that she has had successful persona experience with Alfalfa and Chaparral. I take alfalfa
and was taking it when I got rid of painful joint problems in my fingers. Alfalfa is easy to take and easy on the system; not so chaparral. In another book I have at hand,
"Prescription for Nutritional Healing " by Blach. Again for Arthritis Blach recommends primrose oil, salmon oil, superoxide dismutase ,SOD, (Including injections, alfalfa, celery seed, chaparral, parsley tea etc.
There is help out there that may not be suggested by your particular specialist. Examples are hot and cold compresses, exercise, raw lemon rubs, caster oil packs.
Some have found avoiding certain foods a help. Foods like green peppers, white potatoes, eggplant, tomatoes.
Talking with those who are improving or suffering less than before is a help

The Joints (O La Ruma)

I remember when a person saying, "I ache in the joints." got the advice, "Stay out of them." Those who get this little joke are smart, old, or both.



Now good advice for those who suffer from pain in the joints long or repeatedly is to look for a specialist in your kind of arthritis. The specialist you is one that is both easy to speak with and truly helpful. The idea is to find that specialist who is on your Wave-length and helps. As soon as that search is well begun start another. Go out and find an alternative health specialist who knows a lot about your problem. The person you want is one who listens and teaches well and truly helps. Its probably good to have back up in both areas.



Seems to be a lot of rheumatism out there. Bet the specialist are called Rheumatologists.



The experts you want are out there, not too far away. Its up to you to find them.