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Hello,I have a multitude of problems. I am in remission from Hodgkins Lymphoma and have very severe asthma. I have to take alot of prescription meds and want to try to counteract and long term effects that they could have on me. I have to take painkillers, which are bad for your liver and kidneys. I also want to take care of my lymph nodes since that is where my cancer started in the first place. Does anyone have any suggestions on what I need to take. I also have to take synthetic thyroid medication and antidepressants. I am a mess aren't I? I am trying to take better care of myself and get my health together and could use any advise on homoepathy that anyone can give. I want to take vitamins and herbs, but really can't figure out which I need. HELP!
Many thanks!
Evan
4everev on 2005-09-14
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Hello Evan,
(of course it is only my opinion)
you are right- you really need to take care of yourself! Taking more remedies-even homeopathic) wouldn't have much sense now-your vital force needs to be rebuild strong first.
first DIET-fresh fruit and vegetables (best are straight from the organic garden but not many people have such a luxury so buying local organic is next) not just have more nutrients but also have vital energy (right!)
Read Jordan Rubin's books.Also read on Internet about dr Johanna Budwig.
EXERCISE (and conquring stress!)- very gentle in the begining anyway-like Qigong, Tai Chi and/or yoga which are also good for stress (also meditation and breathing exercises (dr Weil's cassette:Breathing-a masterkey to self-healing).
Drink at least 10 glasses of pure (not distilled. Add some minerals to distilled water, even 1 tsp of table salt/gallon will do) water each day.
Spend lots of time outdoors-in nature
sleep 8 hrs/a day, esp 10pm-2 am.
Take good care of yourself!
(of course it is only my opinion)
you are right- you really need to take care of yourself! Taking more remedies-even homeopathic) wouldn't have much sense now-your vital force needs to be rebuild strong first.
first DIET-fresh fruit and vegetables (best are straight from the organic garden but not many people have such a luxury so buying local organic is next) not just have more nutrients but also have vital energy (right!)
Read Jordan Rubin's books.Also read on Internet about dr Johanna Budwig.
EXERCISE (and conquring stress!)- very gentle in the begining anyway-like Qigong, Tai Chi and/or yoga which are also good for stress (also meditation and breathing exercises (dr Weil's cassette:Breathing-a masterkey to self-healing).
Drink at least 10 glasses of pure (not distilled. Add some minerals to distilled water, even 1 tsp of table salt/gallon will do) water each day.
Spend lots of time outdoors-in nature
sleep 8 hrs/a day, esp 10pm-2 am.
Take good care of yourself!
Astra2012 last decade
The only thing I do know is that milk thistle has been proven to be beneficial to the liver and with all your taking, it can only help.
Coughing2Much last decade
yes milk thistle (its silymarin) will give your liver some support (and you may also drink tea made from dandelion roots!-just dig out some making sure nobody put toxins like pesticides on it- wash and dry, then cut into small pieces, pour boiling water on them, let it stand for about 15 min and drink.
Dandelions grow in many places-hopefully also where you live.
No case is incurable, just some are better (faster) cured in person.
Dandelions grow in many places-hopefully also where you live.
No case is incurable, just some are better (faster) cured in person.
Astra2012 last decade
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