bone spurs?

[Guest guest]

, " James R.

Knippenberg " <erommel@e...> wrote:

>

> Davis and Rawls suggest that magnets can change (ie, dissolve

and " move " ) calcium from one part of the body and to another part of

the body, and that the deposits can even be removed, and the calcium

used to strengthen bones instead.

>

> How would you go about REMOTELY removing a bone spur, for

instance, in the back?

 

The normal way.

 

And remember, sometimes the " hands-on-method " works much faster.

 

I think I've already posted the Edgar Cayce method for getting rid

of bone spurs...and it should be in the archives.

 

I think it was in Reilly's book, " The Edgar Cayce Handbook for

Health Through Drugless Therapy " .

 

Or in Dr. William McGarey's book. The blue one.

 

 

[Guest guest]

I can tell you a success story about bone spurs

 

 

I was unlucky enough to fall victim to a tree that struck back while I

was pruning its diseased limbs for it.

 

Believe me, this tree was rotten:)

 

Anyway, it clouted me on the side of the neck, sending me 30 foot in

my ropes to the floor. I was partially paralised for a day or so,

then the nerves started working again after the bruising subsided.

 

However, after a few weeks I noticed (when I was really relaxed) that

a buzz was occurring in that previously partially paralised side. It

grew. It took me a while to realise that a bone spur was growing in

my neck and twinging on the nerve. It was also pulling on the muscles

in my legs and misaligning the kneecaps turning my knees into some

kind of percussive musical instrument:)

 

I used a castor oil compress on my neck for 5 months. My Ma is a bit

of a hippy and knows about these things. I have also read it is a

Cayce method. Ma also recommended stretching and self massage to the

axis in order to keep the blood flowing around the bone.

 

Nothing happened until about the 5th month of applying the compress

before bed every day (whilst planning for the next day or relaxing (20

min approx)).

 

No problem now:)

 

I did have very good expectations for success though. I can't fault

my Ma's intuition.

 

Cheers

Clive

 

 

 

, " docspeed2001 "

<docspeed2001> wrote:

> , " James R.

> Knippenberg " <erommel@e...> wrote:

[Guest guest]

Hi group,

 

My mother has had bone spurs in her heels for years. I know that she has had

surgery a few years back on her feet and she was talking today about possibly

going in to get another surgery on a different part of her foot. I've been

watching her over the past few weeks getting worse and worse. Today she is

limping her way along because it hurts so bad. I believe that there is a way

that she can heal this without surgery. I suspect it might have to do with

using DMSO and maybe peanut oil. I am not sure what to do specifically. Please

tell me what to do.

 

Thanks,

 

Brandon