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sapphire630 |
02/23/05 |
The things I previously said to take for cancer:
The combination of shark cartiledge and CoQ10 blocks cancer cells from being fed. Also good--Essaic, astragulus, periwinkle, antioxidents and greentea.
High blood pressure:
garlic
quercetin (found in onions)
green tea
antioxidents (blueberries, tomatoes, red wine)
omega fatty acids
Vitamins E and B complex
iron poor blood:
Vitamin K -(blood thickener)
vitamin E
liver and molasses
Now to tie in somewhat:
The medical field knows herbal supplements are better than drugs, but they make better money with drugs. Economy is more important than humans lives. They keep it hushed and deny the problems until they are at an undeniable rate. Like one kid killing when he is on Zoloft is nothing until it becomes an undeniable epidemic. Just like Prozac in the early 90's they denied any link to the side effects until hundredS had killed themselves.
Drs. have even admitted to me they do not know. It is like a guessing game or Russian roulette. They can not even figure out a lot of things and only give out medicine to mask the symptoms. Morgellons disease is something they say they have no idea what is causing it. Some alternative drs. say it is a parasite type thing found mostly in bottled water.
Many people are tired of it and going to alternative med. drs. who get to the root of the ailment and cure it.
Doctors are good for check ups, checking on the progression of symptoms or checking healing of problem, and injuries.
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Clarification/Follow-up by purplewings on 02/24/05 3:06 pm:
Elliot,
>Your answer assumes that herbalists and TCMs and other alternative specialists don't have 'in-depth training of the human body'.
I didn't suggest that at all. I was referring to individuals like myself when I said we don't know enough about the human body to self-cure.
However, if one is going to pay an alternative medicine specialist, how does that differ than going to a regular MD?
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