RE: Simple Steps For Controlling High Blood Pressure Effectively

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Hi, would be grateful if you would sign your posts.

 

High blood pressure results from a self-abusive lifestyle ... improper

and/or inadequate diet, exercise, rest, etc. .... As with almost all

symptoms, high blood pressure cannot and should not be " controlled " . Rather,

living a healthful lifestyle restores balance to one's system, and the

so-called " high blood pressure " simply disappears.

 

Best,

Elchanan

 

_____

 

rawfood [rawfood ] On Behalf Of

tipzandtrikz16

Tuesday, June 12, 2007 5:27 AM

rawfood

[Raw Food] Simple Steps For Controlling High Blood Pressure

Effectively

 

 

High blood pressure, or the hypertension, as it is commonly named, is a

condition that can affect us without even knowing its specific symptoms,

because there are none. The silent killer can be controlled with the

proper medicated treatment and by following the doctor advises. The

first thing you have to do after you have been diagnosed with

hypertension, is to be aware and to learn how to live with it, because

the faster you take some measures, the faster you can stop it from

threatening your life.

 

Let's follow This Link

<http://healtlife.

<http://healtlife.blogspot.com/2007/05/simple-steps-for-controlling-high-blo

od.html> blogspot.com/2007/05/simple-steps-for-controlling-high\

-blood.html> for more informations.

 

Thak's for visit.....

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

thank g-d you said that.....wow....

 

went to the doctor for yearly check up today....

 

weight 149.5 ...9.5lbs less than 1 month ago when i started 90%(ish) raw...

 

blood pressure 100/60...yes boys and girls you read that right...60

diastolic,,the one that matters most..woohoo!...

 

and temp was 97.5.

 

blood draw results in 2-3 weeks....we're eagerly awaiting those......

 

happy happy joy joy everyone

anna 8-D

 

 

On 6/12/07, Elchanan <Elchanan wrote:

>

> Hi, would be grateful if you would sign your posts.

>

> High blood pressure results from a self-abusive lifestyle ... improper

> and/or inadequate diet, exercise, rest, etc. .... As with almost all

> symptoms, high blood pressure cannot and should not be " controlled " .

> Rather,

> living a healthful lifestyle restores balance to one's system, and the

> so-called " high blood pressure " simply disappears.

>

> Best,

> Elchanan

>

> _____

>

> rawfood [rawfood ] On Behalf

> Of

> tipzandtrikz16

> Tuesday, June 12, 2007 5:27 AM

> rawfood

> [Raw Food] Simple Steps For Controlling High Blood Pressure

> Effectively

>

>

> High blood pressure, or the hypertension, as it is commonly named, is a

> condition that can affect us without even knowing its specific symptoms,

> because there are none. The silent killer can be controlled with the

> proper medicated treatment and by following the doctor advises. The

> first thing you have to do after you have been diagnosed with

> hypertension, is to be aware and to learn how to live with it, because

> the faster you take some measures, the faster you can stop it from

> threatening your life.

>

> Let's follow This Link

> <http://healtlife.

> <

> http://healtlife.blogspot.com/2007/05/simple-steps-for-controlling-high-blo

> od.html> blogspot.com/2007/05/simple-steps-for-controlling-high\

> -blood.html> for more informations.

>

> Thak's for visit.....

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Great numbers Anna, I imagine that's very motivating for you!

Elchanan

_____

 

rawfood [rawfood ] On Behalf Of

Anna Bishop

Tuesday, June 12, 2007 1:57 PM

rawfood

Re: [Raw Food] Simple Steps For Controlling High Blood Pressure

Effectively

 

 

thank g-d you said that.....wow....

 

went to the doctor for yearly check up today....

 

weight 149.5 ...9.5lbs less than 1 month ago when i started 90%(ish) raw...

 

blood pressure 100/60...yes boys and girls you read that right...60

diastolic,,the one that matters most..woohoo!...

 

and temp was 97.5.

 

blood draw results in 2-3 weeks....we're eagerly awaiting those......

 

happy happy joy joy everyone

anna 8-D

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

ohhh yeeesss...!!

 

id like to get a handle on the migraines though...i think ive had less in

the last

month than usual..im keeping track..the doctor, bless his pointed little

head, is

actually *very* proactive despite being an hmo doctor....he is very

thorough...

he wants an mri of my brain! i have to consult with the neurologist

first...

 

been having migraines only for last 2yrs...figured it was a hormone thing

since all the other females at work my age have them too...

doctor says they normally start in adolescence though...

so he wasnt too happy with them cuz i didnt get them as a teen.

 

can you imagine? mri of my brain...im shocked...those are expensive!

 

how funny would it be to get rid of them by switching to raw??

 

when i think of the money involved in the health care system, and the

simple answer to most of the diseases they treat, it just floors me...

 

anyways...if i go through with the thing itll be an interesting experience

thats for sure...ill keep ya'll posted..

 

anyone else got migraine issues with/without raw? any differences??

 

peace

anna

 

 

 

 

On 6/12/07, Elchanan <Elchanan wrote:

>

> Great numbers Anna, I imagine that's very motivating for you!

> Elchanan

> _____

>

> rawfood [rawfood ] On Behalf

> Of

> Anna Bishop

> Tuesday, June 12, 2007 1:57 PM

> rawfood

> Re: [Raw Food] Simple Steps For Controlling High Blood Pressure

> Effectively

>

>

> thank g-d you said that.....wow....

>

> went to the doctor for yearly check up today....

>

> weight 149.5 ...9.5lbs less than 1 month ago when i started 90%(ish)

> raw...

>

> blood pressure 100/60...yes boys and girls you read that right...60

> diastolic,,the one that matters most..woohoo!...

>

> and temp was 97.5.

>

> blood draw results in 2-3 weeks....we're eagerly awaiting those......

>

> happy happy joy joy everyone

> anna 8-D

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

when you said that were you referring to getting rid of the brain or the mri?!?

ha ha When I read it that just popped into my head!

 

 

can you imagine? mri of my brain...im shocked...those are expensive!

 

how funny would it be to get rid of them by switching to raw??

 

 

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Anna,

 

I used to have dibilitating migraines - crying, pressure so painful,

sinuses messed up completely - had to have dark as in Black room, cold

as in a/c and extremely quiet with cold wash rags over my eyes to

rest. They could last 3-4 days once I think it was a week. Growing up

we didn't believe in going to doctors so I was told they were 'sick

headaches' and to quit bellyaching and get back to work. (rolling my

eyes - they tried, imagine the frustration in parents w/6 kids)

 

Anyway - a few years ago I learned that they were migraines when I

visited doctor's offices for basically the first times in my life on a

regular basis. I stopped visiting those lovely, bless thier hearts,

misguided souls about 1 year and hmmm 3 months ago! I became 100% raw

(okay a couple steamed broccoli's here and there 99%) on June 29 last

year. Haven't had a migraine since. Only had one 'almost' headache -

realized I was getting anxious, chilled out, found a quiet spot -

rested my eyes and was all better in 15-20 mins. I believe, based on

my personal experience, that my migraines are healed due to my choosing

a more natural, simple lifestyle - ya raw food! (others experiences

might differ)

 

I think our bodies are wonderful creations - it's amazing how, given

the right amount of appropriate natural food, rest, water, air and

sunshine this creation we live in can just repair it's little ole self!

 

Aren't we glad we get to experience this!

 

Simply,

Lesa

 

 

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rawfood , " Anna Bishop " <mowthpeece wrote:

>

> ohhh yeeesss...!!

>

> id like to get a handle on the migraines though...i think ive had

less in

....

>

> anyone else got migraine issues with/without raw? any differences??

>

> peace

> anna

[Guest guest]

hahaahahahahaa..thats funny!!!

 

On 6/12/07, Terry Bakhtiari <pablobully wrote:

>

> when you said that were you referring to getting rid of the brain or the

> mri?!? ha ha When I read it that just popped into my head!

>

>

> can you imagine? mri of my brain...im shocked...those are expensive!

>

> how funny would it be to get rid of them by switching to raw??

>

>

> Anna Bishop <mowthpeece wrote:

>

>

>

>

>

> Recent Activity

>

> 32

> New Members

>

> 11

> New Photos

>

> 5

> New Files

>

> Visit Your Group

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yes, truly amazing..

 

or i spose we could say, its amazing how much they can take of the

poisons we give them daily and they still keep going! cuz really,

healthy is what were *sposed* to be like....

 

were just getting back to the real...

 

mankind made a very wrong turn somewhere...society is not where

it should be...something went terribly wrong.

 

hhmm...

 

anna

 

 

On 6/12/07, Lesa <ljbn wrote:

>

> Anna,

>

> I used to have dibilitating migraines - crying, pressure so painful,

> sinuses messed up completely - had to have dark as in Black room, cold

> as in a/c and extremely quiet with cold wash rags over my eyes to

> rest. They could last 3-4 days once I think it was a week. Growing up

> we didn't believe in going to doctors so I was told they were 'sick

> headaches' and to quit bellyaching and get back to work. (rolling my

> eyes - they tried, imagine the frustration in parents w/6 kids)

>

> Anyway - a few years ago I learned that they were migraines when I

> visited doctor's offices for basically the first times in my life on a

> regular basis. I stopped visiting those lovely, bless thier hearts,

> misguided souls about 1 year and hmmm 3 months ago! I became 100% raw

> (okay a couple steamed broccoli's here and there 99%) on June 29 last

> year. Haven't had a migraine since. Only had one 'almost' headache -

> realized I was getting anxious, chilled out, found a quiet spot -

> rested my eyes and was all better in 15-20 mins. I believe, based on

> my personal experience, that my migraines are healed due to my choosing

> a more natural, simple lifestyle - ya raw food! (others experiences

> might differ)

>

> I think our bodies are wonderful creations - it's amazing how, given

> the right amount of appropriate natural food, rest, water, air and

> sunshine this creation we live in can just repair it's little ole self!

>

> Aren't we glad we get to experience this!

>

> Simply,

> Lesa

>

>

> Trimmed original post:

> rawfood , " Anna Bishop " <mowthpeece wrote:

> >

> > ohhh yeeesss...!!

> >

> > id like to get a handle on the migraines though...i think ive had

> less in

> ...

> >

> > anyone else got migraine issues with/without raw? any differences??

> >

> > peace

> > anna

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

yes they did make a wrong turn! I think it was chasing the almighy dollar!

 

Anna Bishop <mowthpeece wrote: yes, truly amazing..

 

or i spose we could say, its amazing how much they can take of the

poisons we give them daily and they still keep going! cuz really,

healthy is what were *sposed* to be like....

 

were just getting back to the real...

 

mankind made a very wrong turn somewhere...society is not where

it should be...something went terribly wrong.

 

hhmm...

 

anna

 

On 6/12/07, Lesa <ljbn wrote:

>

> Anna,

>

> I used to have dibilitating migraines - crying, pressure so painful,

> sinuses messed up completely - had to have dark as in Black room, cold

> as in a/c and extremely quiet with cold wash rags over my eyes to

> rest. They could last 3-4 days once I think it was a week. Growing up

> we didn't believe in going to doctors so I was told they were 'sick

> headaches' and to quit bellyaching and get back to work. (rolling my

> eyes - they tried, imagine the frustration in parents w/6 kids)

>

> Anyway - a few years ago I learned that they were migraines when I

> visited doctor's offices for basically the first times in my life on a

> regular basis. I stopped visiting those lovely, bless thier hearts,

> misguided souls about 1 year and hmmm 3 months ago! I became 100% raw

> (okay a couple steamed broccoli's here and there 99%) on June 29 last

> year. Haven't had a migraine since. Only had one 'almost' headache -

> realized I was getting anxious, chilled out, found a quiet spot -

> rested my eyes and was all better in 15-20 mins. I believe, based on

> my personal experience, that my migraines are healed due to my choosing

> a more natural, simple lifestyle - ya raw food! (others experiences

> might differ)

>

> I think our bodies are wonderful creations - it's amazing how, given

> the right amount of appropriate natural food, rest, water, air and

> sunshine this creation we live in can just repair it's little ole self!

>

> Aren't we glad we get to experience this!

>

> Simply,

> Lesa

>

>

> Trimmed original post:

> rawfood , " Anna Bishop " <mowthpeece wrote:

> >

> > ohhh yeeesss...!!

> >

> > id like to get a handle on the migraines though...i think ive had

> less in

> ...

> >

> > anyone else got migraine issues with/without raw? any differences??

> >

> > peace

> > anna

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

halelluyah...!

 

On 6/12/07, Terry Bakhtiari <pablobully wrote:

>

> yes they did make a wrong turn! I think it was chasing the almighy dollar!

>

> Anna Bishop <mowthpeece wrote: yes, truly amazing..

>

> or i spose we could say, its amazing how much they can take of the

> poisons we give them daily and they still keep going! cuz really,

> healthy is what were *sposed* to be like....

>

> were just getting back to the real...

>

> mankind made a very wrong turn somewhere...society is not where

> it should be...something went terribly wrong.

>

> hhmm...

>

> anna

>

> On 6/12/07, Lesa <ljbn wrote:

> >

> > Anna,

> >

> > I used to have dibilitating migraines - crying, pressure so painful,

> > sinuses messed up completely - had to have dark as in Black room, cold

> > as in a/c and extremely quiet with cold wash rags over my eyes to

> > rest. They could last 3-4 days once I think it was a week. Growing up

> > we didn't believe in going to doctors so I was told they were 'sick

> > headaches' and to quit bellyaching and get back to work. (rolling my

> > eyes - they tried, imagine the frustration in parents w/6 kids)

> >

> > Anyway - a few years ago I learned that they were migraines when I

> > visited doctor's offices for basically the first times in my life on a

> > regular basis. I stopped visiting those lovely, bless thier hearts,

> > misguided souls about 1 year and hmmm 3 months ago! I became 100% raw

> > (okay a couple steamed broccoli's here and there 99%) on June 29 last

> > year. Haven't had a migraine since. Only had one 'almost' headache -

> > realized I was getting anxious, chilled out, found a quiet spot -

> > rested my eyes and was all better in 15-20 mins. I believe, based on

> > my personal experience, that my migraines are healed due to my choosing

> > a more natural, simple lifestyle - ya raw food! (others experiences

> > might differ)

> >

> > I think our bodies are wonderful creations - it's amazing how, given

> > the right amount of appropriate natural food, rest, water, air and

> > sunshine this creation we live in can just repair it's little ole self!

> >

> > Aren't we glad we get to experience this!

> >

> > Simply,

> > Lesa

> >

> >

> > Trimmed original post:

> > rawfood , " Anna Bishop " <mowthpeece wrote:

> > >

> > > ohhh yeeesss...!!

> > >

> > > id like to get a handle on the migraines though...i think ive had

> > less in

> > ...

> > >

> > > anyone else got migraine issues with/without raw? any differences??

> > >

> > > peace

> > > anna

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

All of my migraines have been food related.... So yes, it's possible to be

cured of the debilitating pain through eating right.

~Jenn

 

----

 

Anna Bishop

06/12/07 16:48:33

rawfood

Re: [Raw Food] Simple Steps For Controlling High Blood Pressure

Effectively

 

ohhh yeeesss...!!

 

id like to get a handle on the migraines though...i think ive had less in

the last

month than usual..im keeping track..the doctor, bless his pointed little

head, is

actually *very* proactive despite being an hmo doctor....he is very

thorough...

he wants an mri of my brain! i have to consult with the neurologist

first...

 

been having migraines only for last 2yrs...figured it was a hormone thing

since all the other females at work my age have them too...

doctor says they normally start in adolescence though...

so he wasnt too happy with them cuz i didnt get them as a teen.

 

can you imagine? mri of my brain...im shocked...those are expensive!

 

how funny would it be to get rid of them by switching to raw??

 

when i think of the money involved in the health care system, and the

simple answer to most of the diseases they treat, it just floors me...

 

anyways...if i go through with the thing itll be an interesting experience

thats for sure...ill keep ya'll posted..

 

anyone else got migraine issues with/without raw? any differences??

 

peace

anna

 

 

 

 

On 6/12/07, Elchanan <Elchanan wrote:

>

> Great numbers Anna, I imagine that's very motivating for you!

> Elchanan

> _____

>

> rawfood [rawfood ] On Behalf

> Of

> Anna Bishop

> Tuesday, June 12, 2007 1:57 PM

> rawfood

> Re: [Raw Food] Simple Steps For Controlling High Blood Pressure

> Effectively

>

>

> thank g-d you said that.....wow....

>

> went to the doctor for yearly check up today....

>

> weight 149.5 ...9.5lbs less than 1 month ago when i started 90%(ish)

> raw...

>

> blood pressure 100/60...yes boys and girls you read that right...60

> diastolic,,the one that matters most..woohoo!...

>

> and temp was 97.5.

>

> blood draw results in 2-3 weeks....we're eagerly awaiting those......

>

> happy happy joy joy everyone

> anna 8-D

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I don't have migraines.

I do have hypothyroid. I have been raw for 2 months now. I have been feeling so

tired. Unable to get enough sleep. I stopped taking my thyroid meds thinking my

raw diet would fix my thyroid. I had my blood work the other day and it was way

off the charts bad. Doctor said he is not surprised I am feeling so badly.I told

my doctor I had tried to fix it on my own with raw food. He was not happy about

that. He said that fruits and veggies these days can't be trusted to be all

natural, what with all the gmo and who knows what kind of scientifically

engineered lab created stuff. He said " If I thought you could fix a thyroid with

food, don't you think I'd have all my patients off of thyroid meds and I'd be

famous " . LOL

Instead of the highest dose ( that's what I was on) he started me again on

112MG.

 

Jeannie

 

your time is the most cherished gift of all, tomorrow is promised to no one.

 

 

 

 

Anna Bishop <mowthpeece

rawfood

Tuesday, June 12, 2007 4:45:24 PM

Re: [Raw Food] Simple Steps For Controlling High Blood Pressure

Effectively

 

 

ohhh yeeesss...!!

 

id like to get a handle on the migraines though...i think ive had less in

the last

month than usual..im keeping track..the doctor, bless his pointed little

head, is

actually *very* proactive despite being an hmo doctor....he is very

thorough...

he wants an mri of my brain! i have to consult with the neurologist

first...

 

been having migraines only for last 2yrs...figured it was a hormone thing

since all the other females at work my age have them too...

doctor says they normally start in adolescence though...

so he wasnt too happy with them cuz i didnt get them as a teen.

 

can you imagine? mri of my brain...im shocked...those are expensive!

 

how funny would it be to get rid of them by switching to raw??

 

when i think of the money involved in the health care system, and the

simple answer to most of the diseases they treat, it just floors me...

 

anyways...if i go through with the thing itll be an interesting experience

thats for sure...ill keep ya'll posted..

 

anyone else got migraine issues with/without raw? any differences??

 

peace

anna

 

 

 

 

On 6/12/07, Elchanan <Elchanan wrote:

>

> Great numbers Anna, I imagine that's very motivating for you!

> Elchanan

> _____

>

> rawfood [rawfood ] On Behalf

> Of

> Anna Bishop

> Tuesday, June 12, 2007 1:57 PM

> rawfood

> Re: [Raw Food] Simple Steps For Controlling High Blood Pressure

> Effectively

>

>

> thank g-d you said that.....wow....

>

> went to the doctor for yearly check up today....

>

> weight 149.5 ...9.5lbs less than 1 month ago when i started 90%(ish)

> raw...

>

> blood pressure 100/60...yes boys and girls you read that right...60

> diastolic,,the one that matters most..woohoo!...

>

> and temp was 97.5.

>

> blood draw results in 2-3 weeks....we're eagerly awaiting those......

>

> happy happy joy joy everyone

> anna 8-D

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

interesting argument on his part...

 

dont trust the fruits and veggies because theyre not all natural..

 

so eat cooked food instead?

 

dont take the drug that MIGHT hurt you....take the one that we know will

kill you.

 

and he wont prescribe something different than the AMA recommends because he

would be laughed out of he biz and lose his license...

 

remember what happened to Dr. Atkins?

 

his theories were not accepted until he died.. the system would not give him

the credit. it was too proud....competition in the medical field is

fierce..alternative medical practice are just not accepted.

 

im not saying that eating raw would cure your thyroid disorder....im just

saying his argument is weak against raw food.

 

peace

anna

 

 

On 6/12/07, jeannieh h <jeannieh99 wrote:

>

> I don't have migraines.

> I do have hypothyroid. I have been raw for 2 months now. I have been

> feeling so tired. Unable to get enough sleep. I stopped taking my thyroid

> meds thinking my raw diet would fix my thyroid. I had my blood work the

> other day and it was way off the charts bad. Doctor said he is not surprised

> I am feeling so badly.I told my doctor I had tried to fix it on my own

> with raw food. He was not happy about that. He said that fruits and veggies

> these days can't be trusted to be all natural, what with all the gmo and who

> knows what kind of scientifically engineered lab created stuff. He said " If

> I thought you could fix a thyroid with food, don't you think I'd have all my

> patients off of thyroid meds and I'd be famous " . LOL

> Instead of the highest dose ( that's what I was on) he started me again on

> 112MG.

>

> Jeannie

>

> your time is the most cherished gift of all, tomorrow is promised to no

> one.

>

>

>

>

> Anna Bishop <mowthpeece

> rawfood

> Tuesday, June 12, 2007 4:45:24 PM

> Re: [Raw Food] Simple Steps For Controlling High Blood Pressure

> Effectively

>

>

> ohhh yeeesss...!!

>

> id like to get a handle on the migraines though...i think ive had less in

> the last

> month than usual..im keeping track..the doctor, bless his pointed little

> head, is

> actually *very* proactive despite being an hmo doctor....he is very

> thorough...

> he wants an mri of my brain! i have to consult with the neurologist

> first...

>

> been having migraines only for last 2yrs...figured it was a hormone thing

> since all the other females at work my age have them too...

> doctor says they normally start in adolescence though...

> so he wasnt too happy with them cuz i didnt get them as a teen.

>

> can you imagine? mri of my brain...im shocked...those are expensive!

>

> how funny would it be to get rid of them by switching to raw??

>

> when i think of the money involved in the health care system, and the

> simple answer to most of the diseases they treat, it just floors me...

>

> anyways...if i go through with the thing itll be an interesting experience

> thats for sure...ill keep ya'll posted..

>

> anyone else got migraine issues with/without raw? any differences??

>

> peace

> anna

>

>

>

>

> On 6/12/07, Elchanan <Elchanan wrote:

> >

> > Great numbers Anna, I imagine that's very motivating for you!

> > Elchanan

> > _____

> >

> > rawfood [rawfood ] On Behalf

> > Of

> > Anna Bishop

> > Tuesday, June 12, 2007 1:57 PM

> > rawfood

> > Re: [Raw Food] Simple Steps For Controlling High Blood Pressure

> > Effectively

> >

> >

> > thank g-d you said that.....wow....

> >

> > went to the doctor for yearly check up today....

> >

> > weight 149.5 ...9.5lbs less than 1 month ago when i started 90%(ish)

> > raw...

> >

> > blood pressure 100/60...yes boys and girls you read that right...60

> > diastolic,,the one that matters most..woohoo!...

> >

> > and temp was 97.5.

> >

> > blood draw results in 2-3 weeks....we're eagerly awaiting those......

> >

> > happy happy joy joy everyone

> > anna 8-D

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

all I can say about migraines related to food........

 

when I first started my path to eating raw, I had a

business trip out of town. I had only been eating raw

for about a week and a half, and still had some

serious cravings (still have cravings, but less

serious ) so when we stopped at McDonalds (haha,

yuck!) I ordered a chicken sandwich, fries and a

drink. 45 minutes later, I had a full blown migraine.

 

 

Of course, I chalked it up to driving without my

glasses and it being very bright out.

 

However....

 

The next week, same situation, exact same experience.

Let me tell you, that ended those cravings!

 

Migraines suck. It's official.

 

-k

 

 

 

 

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wow!

 

im very big on clear signs of anything. Once i see something with no

doubt i am easily converted. Its the doubt that keeps me going cuz i

can rationalize...but once i see it clear.im done.

 

this last month has been very profound for me cuz ive discovered these

triggers and their reactions...and its not me and will power....now i

kno why a single fast food binge brings on days of binging....never

again....

 

if i want cooked food ill cook it myself with organic food..

 

if i could clearly see a migraine connection i would be

unstoppable...im zeroing in on that tho...i can feel it....havent had

one in 2 weeks...hey..i just noticed something..

 

theyr always on weekends....in april i had 3 migraines..i was getting

so many i started keeping track...sat 21st, sat 28th, sun 29th...i

switched to raw after that..in may i had 1 on sat may 26..a full month

after the last one...all of them on saturdays...except for apr

29.....thats weird..whats going on there i wonder....

 

that neurologist and i are gonna talk!

anna

 

On 6/13/07, Kerri Hagan <twinkles457 wrote:

> all I can say about migraines related to food........

>

> when I first started my path to eating raw, I had a

> business trip out of town. I had only been eating raw

> for about a week and a half, and still had some

> serious cravings (still have cravings, but less

> serious ) so when we stopped at McDonalds (haha,

> yuck!) I ordered a chicken sandwich, fries and a

> drink. 45 minutes later, I had a full blown migraine.

>

>

> Of course, I chalked it up to driving without my

> glasses and it being very bright out.

>

> However....

>

> The next week, same situation, exact same experience.

> Let me tell you, that ended those cravings!

>

> Migraines suck. It's official.

>

> -k

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Anna Bishop

>theyr always on weekends....in april i had 3 migraines..i was getting

so many i started keeping track...sat 21st, sat 28th, sun 29th...i

switched to raw after that..in may i had 1 on sat may 26..a full month

after the last one...all of them on saturdays...except for apr

29.....thats weird..whats going on there i wonder....

 

Do you get very stressed at work? (I assume law enforcement is stressful at

best!) Just a thought - my stepdad used to get migraines every weekend, and

every time he had time off, like christmas and other holidays. He was very

stressed out at work, and whenever he had a moment to stop, it was like his

body kicked in with a " right, that's IT, no more! you're going down until

you're calm " .

 

I noticed, too, particularly when my boy had to have surgery, whenever I was

stressed about that, usually for a week or so before the surgery date, I'd

be all keyed up until then, then as soon as he woke up afterwards, I'd

relax, and I'd be sick for a week afterwards, so I figured I must be

allergic to stress.

 

Or it could be foods you're eating either at work or at home. *cheeky grin*

do you have splenda in your coffee on fridays?

 

Caron

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no splenda in coffee...

 

and stress? I work 5, 12hr days a week.....ie. 60hrs every week....as

a 911 operator and dispatcher for police...stress is what I DOOOO....

 

but not just saturday..every day...nothing different on sats...

 

anna

 

On 6/13/07, Caron <carongroups wrote:

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> Anna Bishop

> >theyr always on weekends....in april i had 3 migraines..i was getting

> so many i started keeping track...sat 21st, sat 28th, sun 29th...i

> switched to raw after that..in may i had 1 on sat may 26..a full month

> after the last one...all of them on saturdays...except for apr

> 29.....thats weird..whats going on there i wonder....

>

> Do you get very stressed at work? (I assume law enforcement is stressful at

> best!) Just a thought - my stepdad used to get migraines every weekend, and

> every time he had time off, like christmas and other holidays. He was very

> stressed out at work, and whenever he had a moment to stop, it was like his

> body kicked in with a " right, that's IT, no more! you're going down until

> you're calm " .

>

> I noticed, too, particularly when my boy had to have surgery, whenever I was

> stressed about that, usually for a week or so before the surgery date, I'd

> be all keyed up until then, then as soon as he woke up afterwards, I'd

> relax, and I'd be sick for a week afterwards, so I figured I must be

> allergic to stress.

>

> Or it could be foods you're eating either at work or at home. *cheeky grin*

> do you have splenda in your coffee on fridays?

>

> Caron

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