Hi All

[Guest guest]

Hi Terri and welcome Good luck with your move!

 

Barbara

 

 

Hello EveryoneI'm Terri from Central NJ and I just joined. I am currently swamped with organizing a move to Florida. I am interested in simplifying and am hoping to do a much better job at the new house so I wanted to join Cyndi's group. I can't wait to start reading all the posts and suggestions, etc that you all have. But since I've got a million and 3 things going on I probably won't be writing in much. But know that i am here and reading, just too busy to type a lot until we're settled in down there (probably in a few months - hopefully). I look forward to all of your ideas and suggestions.Terri

[Guest guest]

Hello Everyone

I'm Terri from Central NJ and I just joined. I am currently swamped

with organizing a move to Florida. I am interested in simplifying and

am hoping to do a much better job at the new house so I wanted to join

Cyndi's group. I can't wait to start reading all the posts and

suggestions, etc that you all have. But since I've got a million and 3

things going on I probably won't be writing in much. But know that i

am here and reading, just too busy to type a lot until we're settled

in down there (probably in a few months - hopefully).

I look forward to all of your ideas and suggestions.

Terri

***********

Hi Terri,

Welcome to the group!

I know you must be insanely crazy with going through an out of state move

but this is also a great opportunity.You can use this move to declutter and

start out organized in your new home right from the beginning.

 

There are 2 steps.

 

First-you declutter while you are boxing up at the old place. Try to get

rid of the junk you don't want/need/can't use before you move. Besides your

boxes you are packing in, have 2 containers where you are boxing up

stuff......1 for trash, 1 for donations. As you go through stuff, only box

up what you need/want to move. Deposit stuff you don't want/need in either

the trash or the donation pile. If you do this, you will have less to move

and have a higher proability of only taking things you really want/need.

 

Second-after you get in the new house, put any boxes not containing vital

items you need to unpack right away(like sheets, some clothes, some kitchen

stuff, etc.)in a staging area not in the house....either a garage or

basement or in a spare room where you aren't going to be doing any 'living'

in.

Only unpack things into the new house as you need them. Unpacking this way,

you only bring in what you use/need. After 6 months or a yr. if there is

anything you haven't unpacked yet, you can probably get rid of it....or at

least go through what's left with an eye toward eliminating it from your

life.

 

My move 6 yrs. ago was sort of a last minute jumbo so I wasn't able to use

this system. But when we redid the kitchen a few yrs back, I was able to

declutter my cabinets by hauling only what was used, as it was used, back

from the basement where everything went.

 

Good Luck with your move at any rate and again welcome!

Sluggy

[Guest guest]

Welcome new members. I am Marsha, from NC. I have always studied books on

health, nutrition, vitamins, self help, herbs... I used to be an aerobics

instructor and took a great interest in health and knowing one self. Over the

years I have learned to know myself and have treated many of my own problems and

overcome them with a combination of good diet, excercise, surrounding myself

with positive things, and breathing techniques. I think we are all individuals

and can learn to help ourselves if we truly want to. My suggestion is to buy

alot of books on health and diet and vitamins and herbs. It can be confusing and

at times you may misdiagnose yourself. Use whatever tools you can find. And

never give up. I was fortunate to have a medical doctor who sympathized and

understood alternative medicine, so in the beginning he was very helpful. Know

oneself, that is the key. Be informed and be confident in what you say, do and

choose. And always take more than one suggestion, weigh all the facts, before

you go taking alot of one particular herb. Be sure to find out if there are or

could be any side effects and if it is truly the right treatment for you.

 

 

Marsha and the Yorkies

http://www.miracleyorkies.com

 

 

[Guest guest]

, " Kat Miller " <js_kat

wrote:

>

> I just joined this group. A friend has been telling

> me it is a great information exchange place, and

> suggested I join, so here I am.

>

 

Hi Kat, welcome to the group! I'm fairly new here myself, and

learning lots of valuable information. This is the place to be! Glad

to have you join!

 

 

Jean

[Guest guest]

Hi, Kat!

 

Welcome to the group. I know about EFT as well. It's fascinating. I

have watched the first video group from Gary and also I'm now

learning about the Choices method. I don't know about the emotial

freedom vial. Can you tell me?

 

I am a ditributor from Young Living and my knowledge is primarily

about essential oils.

 

Jude

 

, " Kat Miller " <js_kat

wrote:

>

> I just joined this group. A friend has been telling

> me it is a great information exchange place, and

> suggested I join, so here I am.

>

> I'm a natural health care practitioner, using Total

> Body Modification, Natural Healing, Flower Energies

> and the Emotional Freedom Technique, including the

> Emotional Freedom vial, which really supercharges

> EFT. Oh, and I have found that Switchwords are

> awesome for working with EFT as well.

>

>

>

> Kat Miller, CTBM, CNH

> Founder Emotional Freedom vial

> Founder Healing Energy Vibrations vial

> Certified ESM Instructor

> http://www.ehdef.com

> ehdef.com @gmail.com

> Utah USA

> Skype: JS_Kat

>

> --

>

[Guest guest]

> Jude wrote:

>

> Hi, Kat!

>

> Welcome to the group. I know about EFT as well.

> It's fascinating. I have watched the first video

> group from Gary and also I'm now

> learning about the Choices method. I don't know

> about the emotial freedom vial. Can you tell me?

>

> I am a ditributor from Young Living and my knowledge

> is primarily about essential oils.

>

> Jude

>

 

Hi Jude,

 

The Emotional Freedom vial is an energy vial that

runs energetic EFT. It was developed as a way to

automate EFT. It can be used to condense hours or

even days of EFT into minutes, because it eliminates

the need to physically tap, is linked to files

containing setup phrases that are automatically

run through energetic EFT, and you can run your own

custom phrases through it as well.

 

There is more about it at:

http://www.about.ehdef.com

 

And, Jude, you're more than welcome to contact me

on messenger, email or Skype if you wish to learn

more, or even test it out to see what exactly it

does. For me, it is way to accomplish much more

much faster than EFT and other techniques.

 

I love energy vials. I was introduced to health

care alternatives by watching my daughter cleared

of environmental illness in a matter of minutes

with an energy vial (Natural Healing's EI vial).

It has now been 5 years since the day Dr. Frank

cleared all her allergies, and she is now happily

married, with a young daughter and about due with

another baby.

 

Seeing the power of EFT and the power of energy

vials, there was no question in my mind that

combining the two would give me a wonderful healing

tool, and it did.

 

I also did an interview with Nancy Wallace on

BBSradio (an internet radio) a few weeks ago. I

talked more about the things I do and my introduction

to health care alternatives. If you are interested

the interview is available for free download at:

http://www.mediafire.com/?9hevxhxbd4r

 

Kat Miller, CTBM, CNH

Founder Emotional Freedom vial

Founder Healing Energy Vibrations vial

Certified ESM Instructor

http://www.ehdef.com

ehdef.com @gmail.com

Utah USA

Skype: JS_Kat

 

--

[Guest guest]

I'm a televangelist.

 

Sorry, don't know why I said that. Just seemed kind of unexpected. I

promised myself I'd be unexpected today. Well, there you go!

 

I'm a Chinese medicine herbalist. That's my favorite tool to work with,

though I'm licensed to do the acupuncture too. I enjoy teaching and writing

as well.

 

-al.

 

On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 1:56 PM, jadehsu7 <jadehsu7 wrote:

 

> Hi All, I am new to the group, just wanted to say hi. Where is

> everyone from and what are your occupations?

>

> thanks!

>

 

 

 

--

, DAOM

Pain is inevitable, suffering is optional.

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi,

 

I teach and practice Qigong, Tuina, western medical massage and martial

arts.

 

Jeff

[Guest guest]

Hi!  My name Is Joshua Best.  I'm  a hemodialysis tech, nursing/tcm student,

beekeeper, parent, husband.  I live in Scranton, Pa and aspire to practice TCM

as a career one day.

 

--- On Thu, 9/4/08, jadehsu7 <jadehsu7 wrote:

 

jadehsu7 <jadehsu7

[Chinese Traditional Medicine] Hi All

Chinese Traditional Medicine

Thursday, September 4, 2008, 4:56 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hi All, I am new to the group, just wanted to say hi. Where is

everyone from and what are your occupations?

 

thanks!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hello!

 

I am a small animal veterinarian studying TCM for animals and hoping to

practice as a TCM veterinarian when finished.

 

Jane Owel DVM

 

> Hi All, I am new to the group, just wanted to say hi. Where is

> everyone from and what are your occupations?

>

> thanks!

[Guest guest]

My name is Jeff. I live in suburban New York City. Professionally, I am a rabbi.

I study qigong, dabble in herbs with the assistance of a Chinese herbalist, and

am now beginning to learn acupuncture.

I mostly " lurk " here to absorb information from those more learned.

All the best,

Jeff

[Guest guest]

Hi Jeff,

 

" Suburban NYC " ? Where is that, Montauk point :-) ?

When I lived in Queens, NY, my rabbi was a physicist. I have a

question: Do you know of any ancient Hebrew writings about medicine? I

know there had to be healers, but I have never found any information on

this.

 

Jeff

 

J siegel wrote:

>

> My name is Jeff. I live in suburban New York City. Professionally, I

> am a rabbi. I study qigong, dabble in herbs with the assistance of a

> Chinese herbalist, and am now beginning to learn acupuncture.

> I mostly " lurk " here to absorb information from those more learned.

> All the best,

> Jeff

>

> __

[Guest guest]

Hi. My name is Stephanie. My friends online call me Lady D and I'm from

Michigan. I'm a hand made candle, soap and bath & body products maker.

I believe in herbs and hope to take some classes. Most of what I know, I

learned from my mother and her grandmother.

 

Lady D's

Aromatic candles and Luxury

Bath and Body Care

http://breezeenterprises.com

 

Hi All

Posted by: " jadehsu7 " jadehsu7 jadehsu7

Thu Sep 4, 2008 1:59 PM (PDT)

Hi All, I am new to the group, just wanted to say hi. Where is

Everyone from and what are your occupations?

 

Thanks!

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Jeff,

If you are speaking of medicine in the Western sense, the Talmud (second to 6th

century) has mostly folk remedies, generally not relied on in later generations.

Rabbi Yehudah Loew of Prague (16th century) said that it was simply " the best

scientific knowledge of its' time " . Moses Maimonides was an outstanding

physician and medical researcher (12th century), he relied heavily on Greek,

Roman, and Arabic sources, as well has his own research. He wrote a number of

medical books in Arabic (he lived in Egypt) which are extant. In his legal code

Yad HaChazakah) he declares maintenance of health to be a religious obligation,

and outlines his theories of medicine and nutrition in layman's terms.

If you are speaking of something akin to Qi healing, in both the Bible and the

Talmud we find references to it, without explanation of how it was done. In the

Bible, such occurrences are described as miracles. In the Talmud, we frequently

find a scholar visiting a sick person taking his hand and " raising him up " . This

is usually understood as having given him some divine power transmitted through

the hands. In the Kabbalah, there is a great deal about mystics also being

healers, but I know of no description in the literature of how exactly this was

done. In the writings of the great Jewish mystic, Rabbi Nachman of Breslov (also

known as Bratzlav) (1772-1810), there is a great deal about " 10 types of pulse "

used for diagnosis of both physical and spiritual ailments. He saw depression as

the primary cause for illness. When one of his daughters was ill, he instructed

her to get out of bed, and dance until she was healed. it worked! I suspect that

the

specific techniques were either handed down secretly, or intuitively

rediscovered by succeeding generations of mystics. There was a 13th century

mystic, Rabbi Abraham Abualafia, who devised a Jewish system of Yoga, complete

with breathing exercises, postures, and meditation. I do not know if he used any

of these for healing, or " only " for enlightenment. His works remain mostly in

manuscript in European libraries and universities, so I only know of his work

through secondary sources. There is a for Jewish Healing, they may

be able to help you more.

Have a lovely weekend, and Sjhabbat Shalom,

Jeff

P.S. My location is in South Shore� Nassau County, 20 minutes from the New

York City limits.

 

 

--- On Fri, 9/5/08, YuLi Qigong <yuliqigong wrote:

YuLi Qigong <yuliqigong

Re: [Chinese Traditional Medicine] re: hi all

Chinese Traditional Medicine

Friday, September 5, 2008, 2:03 PM

 

Hi Jeff,

 

 

 

" Suburban NYC " ? Where is that, Montauk point :-) ?

 

When I lived in Queens, NY, my rabbi was a physicist. I have a

 

question: Do you know of any ancient Hebrew writings about medicine? I

 

know there had to be healers, but I have never found any information on

 

this.

 

 

 

Jeff

[Guest guest]

On Fri, Sep 5, 2008 at 11:54 AM, J siegel <rebsiegel wrote:

 

> Moses Maimonides was an outstanding physician and medical researcher

> (12th century), he relied heavily on Greek, Roman, and Arabic sources, as

> well has his own research.

>

 

 

 

 

 

I gave a lecture on Chinese medicine (herbs) to a group of MDs and nurses at

a hospital a few months back.

 

I was trying to come up with an analogy to describe how herbs are looked at

in China. Here, they lack cultural legitimacy, we have to prove their value,

but in Asia, it is pretty much assumed. They don't have to question this.

 

So, I was looking for some folk medicine that is part of American culture

that could serve as a parallel. The one that I chose was chicken soup for

colds and flues. I provided them with research that shows how this soup

increases the movement of neutraphils (immunity cells) to the sinuses,

etc...

 

And where did chicken soup as a medicine come from? Moses Maimonides.

 

Who knew?

 

Rabbi (or anybody else), do you know of any other folk cures that we use

here that come from some other traditional medical system?

 

--

, DAOM

Pain is inevitable, suffering is optional.

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

One that comes to mind is the assertion of the Talmud that olive oil is good for

memory. Now we know about mono unsaturated oils and their effect on circulation.

Jeff (here I am a disciple, no need to call me rabbi).

 

--- On Fri, 9/5/08, Al Stone <al wrote:

Al Stone <al

Re: [Chinese Traditional Medicine] re: hi all

Chinese Traditional Medicine

Friday, September 5, 2008, 3:51 PM

 

 

 

And where did chicken soup as a medicine come from? Moses Maimonides.

 

 

 

Who knew?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I do believe Rabbi Nachman also had something to say about garlic

being good for the 'love life'. I'm sure he wasn't referring to

Italian food either.. <grin> I'm sure that all plants have energetic

fingerprints, and that the energy from the plants are what sets

healing in motion when energy is disrupted in the body.

 

I'm still looking for an effective way to combat Hep C (military

present) with herbs. I've been on the antiviral remedies, but can

only stay on them for periods of time as they are so energetically

cold on the liver. Immune boosting herbs also take their toll after a

while. Any suggestions?

 

Chinese Traditional Medicine , J siegel <rebsiegel wrote:

>

> One that comes to mind is the assertion of the Talmud that olive oil

is good for memory. Now we know about mono unsaturated oils and their

effect on circulation.

> Jeff (here I am a disciple, no need to call me rabbi).

>

> --- On Fri, 9/5/08, Al Stone <al wrote:

> Al Stone <al

> Re: [Chinese Traditional Medicine] re: hi all

> Chinese Traditional Medicine

> Friday, September 5, 2008, 3:51 PM

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Sandy,All the information is at http://www.utopiasilver.com . Be sure and let them know about the first time buyer offer. First time buyers receive one free bottle for every bottle purchased, but it is necessary to call to receive this offer. After that, by using coupon code LR001, they receive a 15% discount, if it is not on sale. With the quality of this product, you just cannot beat it. Utopia Silver also sells an awesome generator, the Silver Bullet. The ratio of colloidal silver to ionic is 70% to 30%. The price is $96.00 and they also receive a 15% discount by using Code LR001. And, of course, yes! Invite them to join us. By the way........ Are you a member of Oleandersoup for Pets ? I have just posted a most awesome colloidal silver testimony.Lots of Hugs,oleander soup , "sandyeubank" <sandyeubank wrote:>> I am on a new group and they are very interested in the C.S.> Please send me Ben's address and does he sell generators?I will tell them about here also,guessing that is ok?> thanks, sandy>

[Guest guest]

Yes, Ben sells a no-frills high performance generator, the Silver Bullet, that produces a superior home product that is appx 70-75% ionic and 25-30% colloidal silver.

Tell your new group to use our group discount code to get 15% off and the price for the generator with tester, timer and voltage meter will only cost about $105 - plus they will get a lifetime buy-one get-one free offer whenever they want to buy the outstanding Advanced Colloidal Silver product made by Ben to use for the really tough problems (good to have some one hand in the likely event of swine flu, and worse, swine flu vaccinations)

All the best,

oleander soup , "sandyeubank" <sandyeubank wrote:>> I am on a new group and they are very interested in the C.S.> Please send me Ben's address and does he sell generators?I will tell them about here also,guessing that is ok?> thanks, sandy>

[Guest guest]

Tony, I emailed them over a week ago to find out which is the best silver generator I can get for myself. I want large quanities of high quality silver. fyi, they never responded to my email.

 

Which is the best silver generator, for high quality silver?--- On Thu, 7/16/09, Tony wrote:

Tony Re: Hi alloleander soup Date: Thursday, July 16, 2009, 12:15 PM

 

Yes, Ben sells a no-frills high performance generator, the Silver Bullet, that produces a superior home product that is appx 70-75% ionic and 25-30% colloidal silver.

Tell your new group to use our group discount code to get 15% off and the price for the generator with tester, timer and voltage meter will only cost about $105 - plus they will get a lifetime buy-one get-one free offer whenever they want to buy the outstanding Advanced Colloidal Silver product made by Ben to use for the really tough problems (good to have some one hand in the likely event of swine flu, and worse, swine flu vaccinations)

All the best,

oleander soup, "sandyeubank" <sandyeubank@ ...> wrote:>> I am on a new group and they are very interested in the C.S.> Please send me Ben's address and does he sell generators?I will tell them about here also,guessing that is ok?> thanks, sandy>

[Guest guest]

They may have just missed your email. I am at the Utopia Silver office at this moment. Try ben But he is going to tell you the same thing I did - get their Silver Bullet machine.

I am not sure if any home machine makes a better product. If you want a commercial unit similar to what Utopia Silver uses, you might be able to buy one from Ben for about $50,000 and a non-disclosure and non-compete agreement.

Other than that - the SilverGen company has been working on a new deluxe model that sells for around $750 I believe. They are supposed to send me one to test soon.

All the best,

oleander soup , Steve Cox <cox_agent wrote:>> Tony, I emailed them over a week ago to find out which is the best silver generator I can get for myself. I want large quanities of high quality silver. fyi, they never responded to my email.> > Which is the best silver generator, for high quality silver?> > --- On Thu, 7/16/09, Tony wrote:> > > Tony Re: Hi all> oleander soup > Thursday, July 16, 2009, 12:15 PM> > > > > > > > Yes, Ben sells a no-frills high performance generator, the Silver Bullet, that produces a superior home product that is appx 70-75% ionic and 25-30% colloidal silver.> Tell your new group to use our group discount code to get 15% off and the price for the generator with tester, timer and voltage meter will only cost about $105 - plus they will get a lifetime buy-one get-one free offer whenever they want to buy the outstanding Advanced Colloidal Silver product made by Ben to use for the really tough problems (good to have some one hand in the likely event of swine flu, and worse, swine flu vaccinations)> All the best,> Tony> oleander soup, "sandyeubank" <sandyeubank@ ...> wrote:> >> > I am on a new group and they are very interested in the C.S.> > Please send me Ben's address and does he sell generators?I will tell them about here also,guessing that is ok?> > thanks, sandy> >>

[Guest guest]

I need a little guidance with cancer patients, especially leukemia. Any help.

Which oils are safe other than lavender.

 

Thanks

[Guest guest]

There are no essential oils that are proven as any more harmful in cancer

sufferers than in anyone else. There is one exception in that some chemotherapy

drugs can make the skin more photosensitive than normal. In that case it would

be wise to avoid any oils with a reputation for causing photosensitisation. So

you do need to learn essential oil safety data.

 

Beware of all the aromatherapy hype about certain oils being estrogen promoters.

This is all based on wrong exptrapolations from the use of the herb internally,

or on the wrong assumption that clinically significant volumes of essential oils

pass through the skin.

 

Martin Watt

http://www.aromamedical.com

http://www.aromamedical.org

 

ATFE , " CAROLINE " <duffy_caroline wrote:

>

> I need a little guidance with cancer patients, especially leukemia. Any help.

Which oils are safe other than lavender.

>

> Thanks

>