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  1. "Anth" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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    Hi Kim Have you tried anything for curing those
    conditions? How do you know if you have not, since there's
    no studies been done to show efficacy of alt med? Anth

    "Kim" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "DRCEEPHD" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:20040324191621.18872.00000070@mb-
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    >Subject: Fading Fast From: "Bew" qw@nonamewhatsover
    >Date: 3/24/04 10:51 AM Eastern Standard Time Message-
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    I think you are getting the correct picture. If the
    victims of the medical monopoly ever realize how they
    have been


    plucked

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    like a chicken of their health and their money,


    ====================================
    So you're claiming the alt health practitioners are NOT
    CHARGING for their services (not plucking the chickens)
    and all their patients become healthy again? That's how
    it's coming across to us. Where do I find one who will
    see me for FREE? How will they CURE my hypothyroidism
    and my dear old friend's diabetes? How about my other
    friend's endometriosis? How are the alts surviving
    financially since they don't charge or pluck


    the

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    chickens as you call it?
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    It seems Kim hasn't been able to find one of those alt.
    practitioners who doesn't charge a fee like the conventional
    MD's Dr. Know-Little was criticizing. I'm sure the "Dr" can
    give her referrals to all the alt. med providers who provide
    their services & products for free.......<G

  2. "Michele" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    It seems Kim hasn't been able to find one of those alt.
    practitioners who doesn't charge a fee like the
    conventional MD's Dr. Know-Little was criticizing. I'm
    sure the "Dr" can give her referrals to all the alt. med
    providers who provide their services & products for
    free.......<G>


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    Yeah,... who wants to be plucked (pay) when you can get
    treatment free or almost free? :-) And I'm sure the alt
    treatment for hypothyroidism must also be either free, or at
    least less than a $1.00 a month.

    Maybe he can recommend an alt. Dr in Murfreesboro TN.....
    --
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  3. Ok Kim What alt treatments do you believe in? Anth

    "Kim" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:eM2dnVknc5Wa4v7dRVn-
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    "Michele" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    It seems Kim hasn't been able to find one of those alt.
    practitioners who doesn't charge a fee like the
    conventional MD's Dr. Know-Little was criticizing. I'm
    sure the "Dr" can give her referrals to all the alt. med
    providers who provide their services & products for
    free.......<G>


    ========================
    Yeah,... who wants to be plucked (pay) when you can get
    treatment free or almost free? :-) And I'm sure the alt
    treatment for hypothyroidism must also be either free, or
    at least less than a $1.00 a month.

    Maybe he can recommend an alt. Dr in Murfreesboro TN.....
    --
    Kim The most amazing BS artists there are:
    members.rogers.comindex.html
    geocities.comQuackery.html
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    "Anth" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Ok Kim What alt treatments do you believe in? Anth


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    I used stretching exercises rather than foot surgery for
    fasciitis. It was recommened by and alt and worked! :-)
    The foot surgeon lost on that one.

    I use Glucosamine/Chondroitin for my mild arthritis rather
    than aspirin. It does seem to help - is there a cure for
    osteoarthritis in the alt community?

    I've used Iodine and oil mixes for all sorts of problems -
    from cuts and scratches to ear infections, athletes feet,
    ringworm and nail fungus.

    I already described several other things I tried. Some
    worked. Some didn't.
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  5. "Kim" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    X-No-Archive: yes

    "Anth" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Ok Kim What alt treatments do you believe in? Anth


    =================
    I used stretching exercises rather than foot surgery for
    fasciitis. It was recommened by and alt and worked! :-)
    The foot surgeon lost on that one.

    Cool!

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    I use Glucosamine/Chondroitin for my mild arthritis rather
    than aspirin.


    It

    Quoted message said:

    does seem to help - is there a cure for osteoarthritis
    in the alt


    community?

    Not sure - I remember reading something about vitamin c,
    rats/mice and calcium in bones.

    Quoted message said:

    I've used Iodine and oil mixes for all sorts of problems -
    from cuts and scratches to ear infections, athletes feet,
    ringworm and nail fungus.

    Interesting, did Iodine work for ringworm? (Reason I am
    asking is that my friend has suffered from ringworm)
    Thanks Anth

    Quoted message said:

    I already described several other things I tried. Some
    worked. Some


    didn't.

    Quoted message said:

    --
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  6. Kim said:


    X-No-Archive: yes

    "Anth" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Ok Kim What alt treatments do you believe in? Anth


    =================
    I used stretching exercises rather than foot surgery for
    fasciitis. It was recommened by and alt and worked! :-)
    The foot surgeon lost on that one.

    My real, live eeeevil organised doctor suggested, wait for
    it, stretching exercises for this very complaint.

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  7. "Peter Bowditch" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Kim said:


    X-No-Archive: yes

    "Anth" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Ok Kim What alt treatments do you believe in? Anth


    =================
    I used stretching exercises rather than foot surgery
    for fasciitis. It was recommened by and alt and worked!
    :-) The foot surgeon lost on that one.

    My real, live eeeevil organised doctor suggested, wait for
    it, stretching exercises for this very complaint.

    Most orthopedic surgeons and podiatrists recommend
    stretching exercises where appropriate, or, better yet,
    refer their patients to physical therapists who are the
    experts in such things. Also, since you recovered, I doubt
    your foot surgeon felt any sense of having lost. Doctors
    want their patients to do well, and the best sign of a good
    surgeon is the reluctance to do surgery.

    --Rich

  8. "Anth" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "Kim" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

    Not sure - I remember reading something about vitamin c,
    rats/mice and calcium in bones.

    I took extra C for awhile and it did nothing.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    I've used Iodine and oil mixes for all sorts of problems
    - from cuts and scratches to ear infections, athletes
    feet, ringworm and nail fungus.

    Quoted message said:

    Interesting, did Iodine work for ringworm?

    YES! That was 1/3 Iodine to 2/3 rds oil but it's not
    critical. (The expensive salve from the Pharmacy was
    useless.) I put it on with a clean cottonball twice a day.

    Quoted message said:

    (Reason I am asking is that my friend has suffered from
    ringworm) Thanks Anth

    I worked for me and others at the clinic. It's cheap as hell
    too - less than $4.00 for the oil and Iodine these days. It
    also kills "hot spots" and ear infections in dogs.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    I already described several other things I tried. Some
    worked. Some


    didn't.


    --
    Kim The most amazing BS artists there are:
    members.rogers.comindex.html
    geocities.comQuackery.html
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  9. "Peter Bowditch" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

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    My real, live eeeevil organised doctor suggested, wait for
    it, stretching exercises for this very complaint.


    =================================
    The foot Dr. (podiatrist/surgeon) I was sent to never
    mentioned exercises. He went right for surgery. He planned
    to do one foot at a time. I would have been incapacitated
    for months. The stretch exercises worked in days!
    :-) Not all Drs are honest and not all keep up with what's
    :happening out
    there - and some are knife happy. I never said *ALL* of
    them were bad.
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  10. "Rich Shewmaker" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Most orthopedic surgeons and podiatrists recommend
    stretching exercises where appropriate, or, better yet,
    refer their patients to physical therapists who are the
    experts in such things.

    Neither the orthopedic Dr (who sent me to a podiatrist) or
    the Podiatrist mentioned these stretches for fasciitis.

    Also, since you recovered, I

    Quoted message said:

    doubt your foot surgeon felt any sense of having lost.
    Doctors want their patients to do well, and the best sign
    of a good surgeon is the reluctance to do surgery.

    I never went back to him since I haven't had any more
    problems with fasciitis. I still can't figure out how this
    happened and it happened overnight. I woke up one morning
    and could barely walk. I'm not obese, nor did I do anything
    heavy the days before such as push a stalled car.....

    Quoted message said:

    --Rich


    --
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