myLot Discussions on Olive Leaf| canser | | Too many friends & relatives of mine canser. I hate that illness. Do you know that olive leaves can give treatment to canser? If you make tea from oil leaves,canser leaves your body. | |
| | replying to whitehorn. | | Hey, I just read your disussion on olive leaf extract. Yes it is very good to take. It does help the imune system. I have a book on this and I have read all thru it. It actually goes into the cells and kills viruses!!! Of course you have to take it for at least a month in order for it to get all thru your bloodstream. If any one out there needs a cure for almost anything, then this is it!! | |
| | keep the flu at bay the natural way. | | Warning this is a long article, I made a copy to have and refer to. I'm going shopping for at least some of the items on this list just to start using them in our diet. I want to be proactive. Enjoy and please pass this along.> Things That Can Kill You in the next Flu Outbreak
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> #1 Thing that can kill you: Arsenic
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> As revealed in a recent story on NaturalNews ( http://www.naturalnews.com/026307.html), drinking well water contaminated with arsenic greatly increases susceptibility to H1N1 influenza infections. Arsenic is present in the water supply of tens of millions of people across the United States right now (not to mention the citizens of Canada, the UK, Australia and other countries). Low levels of arsenic are even "approved" by the EPA!
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> #2 Thing that can kill you: Antibiotics
> Taking antibiotics before a swine flu infection greatly increases your risk of being killed by swine flu. How do we know that? Because antibiotics wipe out the friendly flora that have been scientifically proven to boost the body's defenses against influenza ( http://www.naturalnews.com/026265.html).
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> This is why, during any pandemic, doctors must exercise extreme caution... | |
| | Surprising information about whats in our rivers, and how vinegar stops it | | The Benefits
Costs less than a handmade olive-leaf crown. We found a 32-ounce bottle of white vinegar at the supermarket for just over a buck; the same size bottle of all-purpose cleaner was four times that (and you'll dilute the vinegar for most purposes).
Treating kids like emperors. Conventional cleaning products are responsible for about 10% of toxic-exposure calls to poison control.
Not stabbing our rivers in the back. High concentrations of detergents were found in 69% of waterways in a 2002 nationwide study.
Smelling better than an ancient Roman. The vinegar smell disappears when it dries; it even acts as a mild deodorizer.
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| | Herbal medicines that we at myLot take.... | | I have found that olive leaf extract in the capsule form is supposed to be good for the immune system and that it has helped people recover quicker from infectons even from viruses...
I was wondering if you had heard of this herbal medicine or if you have others that you like to use for your own health issues.
Please share what herbal medicine you take, in what form you take it (tea, tincture, capsule, pill, etc.), what you take if for and its effects...
Thanks.g killed by swine flu. How do we know that? Because antibiotics wipe out the friendly flora that have been scientifically proven to boost the body's defenses against influenza ( http://www.naturalnews.com/026265.html).
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> This is why, during any pandemic, doctors must exercise extreme caution when handing out antibiotics. While antibiotics can be extremely helpful during the pneumonia phase of a viral infection (when bacteria invade the lungs), they can be deadly if given to patients too soon (during the pre-pneumonia phase).
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> In addition, there's the whole concern over antibiotics abuse creating yet more dangerous superbugs in hospitals. Imagine the combination assault of a... | |
| | Plants, herbal remedies, traditional remedies, and medications we use... | | Aspirin was made from white willow bark at one time.
Digitalis was from foxglove in the past.
Do you know the medicinal uses of any roots, flowers, or leaves that grow in your area? What are they?
Do you ever use herbal remedies for good health?
Do you use tradtional remedies from Chinese or Indian doctors?
Or do you just use medicines that come in bottles and are prescribed by a physician in the more Western approaches?I have grown feverfew and know that it is good for headaches and fevers. I have grown mint and know that it is good for stomachs after meals. I have used ginger for that purpose too. I have used cinnemon to reduce the effect of milk on the body as milk is cooling and causes mucus and cinnemon is warming and prevents that problem. I also have used salsa as a remedy for physical pain.I have used olive leaf extract and have used tummeric too instead of antibiotics as the last antibiotic I used, K-flex, caused me to have a severe skin rash that lasted for many weeks and also other health problems. I do not have health insurance and find that the natural remedies, especially the things that I can find in my kitchen, work just as well often as the... | |
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Many herbs are useful in cancer treatment, mostly in a supportive role but sometimes as a main therapy. Frequently used are aloe vera as juice or gel, chaparral, graviola, pau d'arco, red clover and violet leaves. Wormwood, olive leaf, neem and pau d'arco in sufficiently large amounts are especially beneficial by eliminating the fungal forms of the cancer microbe. | |
| | Wellness: Herbs, Vitamins, And Minerals . | | Over the past 25 years, the role of nutrition has become a focal point for people looking to improve their body's physical performance, to maintain body wellness, and to prevent diet-related diseases. The following are some herbs, vitamins, and minerals recommended for the active lifestyle:
* Aches and pains from overexertion--White willow.
* Fatigue--Ginseng (do not use if you have high blood pressure),
Natural Energy, Olive Leaf--Olea europa.
* High blood pressure--Garlic and Co-enzyme A 10.
* Physical conditioning--Ginseng (do not use if you have high blood pressure) and horsetail. It is always important to check with your primary physician before adding supplements to your diet.
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| | Wellness: Herbs, Vitamins and Minerals | | Over the past 25 years, the role of nutrition has become a focal point for people looking to improve their body's physical performance, to maintain body wellness, and to prevent diet-related diseases. The following are some herbs, vitamins, and minerals recommended for the active lifestyle:
* Performance enhancer--Co-enzyme Q 10, Ginseng (do not use if you have high blood pressure), vitamins C, E, and B12.
* Fat metabolism--Creatine and chromium.
* Inflammation--Cayenne, Devil's Claw, Evening Primrose Oil, Feverfew, Enchinacea, and Golden Seal.
* Muscle spasms and joint pain--St. John's Wort and calcium.
* Insulin production and blood sugar levels--Fenugreek and Chromium picolinate.
* Aches and pains from overexertion--White willow.
* Fatigue--Ginseng (do not use if you have high blood pressure), Natural Energy, Olive Leaf--Olea europa.
* High blood pressure--Garlic and Co-enzyme A 10.
* Physical conditioning--Ginseng (do not use if you have high blood pressure) and horsetail.
It is always important to check with your primary physician before adding supplements to your diet. | |
| | olympics | | why the olive leaf has been given to the winners in olympics... do u know the reason | |
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