Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Why cobweb's white round house can cure skin cuts?
Answer:
I think what you are asking is whether or not applying spider web silk to a cut will help it~!? If so, the answer is yes, it has been shown to cause very immediate natural clotting and begins your body's natural healing process more quickly. It is most helpful if you happen to have a rather bad cut which persists in bleeding excessively. Question is, do you just happen to have cobwebs hanging around the house when you need them. :-)
What in the world is a "cobweb's round house"? Spikers don't live in a spider house. They live on a web of silk.
Why can't you drink well taking anti-depressants ?
Answer:
My goodness you've been given some silly answers. I was on anti depressants for ten years. Alcohol, as one of your more sensible respondents said, is a depressant and once the 'high' wears off after a few drinks, usually the feelings of depression are more acute and difficult to deal with.
Many people who take Zoloft, Prozac, and other depression-related medications drink light to moderate amounts of alcohol without serious side effects, or any effects at all. However, it's important to know what the possible interactions may be so that you can be on the lookout. When there is a noticeable reaction from mixing alcohol with anti-depressants, it's often an amplified response to the alcohol, i.e., one drink may end up feeling like two. If you usually feel tired, or even a bit depressed, after drinking, then you might feel even more so if you're on anti-depressants. They affect your brain's ability to absorb serotonin, which acts as a neurotransmitter, transmitting nerve impulses between nerve cells and affecting mood. Alcohol also affects serotonin levels in your brain by altering your brain's production of it. That's why using the two together could produce unexpected and unwanted emotions.
Similarly, the shaky motor skills and slower reaction time common for alcohol users may get even shakier when anti-depressants are present 鈥?these responses can occur suddenly and unexpectedly. Zoloft, and the other anti-depressants like it, can also produce sedative effects; since alcohol is a central nervous system depressant, lowered heart rate and blood pressure changes are possible.
Because then the medication won't work.
Because your tolerance to alcohol goes waaaay down, and a drink or two will get you really drunk, as well, alcohol is a depressant, and the slight "down" feeling you usually feel after a night of drinking will be amplified.
i don't know but i do. doesn't affect me at all.
increase heart rate.makes you restless ormake you more tired. high blood presure. the alcohol could revers the afect of the med. you are taking. and or kill you.
Because alcohol is a depressant and it would work against taking the anti-depressant. If you want to start feeling better take the time you are on this medication to get things done that you never find time to do. Clean out a closet, get a bag of clothes ready for Goodwill, help a neighbor, and when you get your mind off yourself..you will find that you ARE feeling better. Good luck.
The anti-depressants affect the respirtory system, and alcohol does too. Combining the two depressents together, can cause you to have shallow weak breathing.
Because if I'm right alcohol is a depressant besides that if you have stuff going on maybe alcohol is not the best for you...find other ways to get happy. Maybe its the mixture of chemicals too
Why are we now flocking to doctors for Preventative treatment when we as a consumer hold all the cards?
I am currently experienceing this. When do I cut these folks off %26 say enough is enough!!
Answer:
When you are sick and tired of being sick and tired.Or when you live long enough to discover that you are responsible for saving your own life.Or you were educated that there is no known medical cure for anything.Or when the student is ready the teacher will appear.http://www.glycostory.com/mannalive...
May be they follow the maxim - Prevention is better than cure.
I always ask myself is preventing with a coctail of untested trial medicatoions really preventive? While you are at the doctor educate him or her about your alternative treatment that you are very knowlegable about. Show them documentation. Doctors only know what they learn in school and I have found out that they are not extensively trained in pharmocology. And after school they know what the sales people tell them. So it is your job to educate your doctor. I have found though that there are doctors that will not hear of such non-sense. If this is the case, you should re-evualuate their judgement. If they are out for your best interest, then the least that they could do is check something out or listen to your testimony.
We've been conditioned to believe everything a doctor tells us. In the past, people used herbs and home remedies to successfully treat minor problems. We've gotten away from that now. In Europe doctors prescribe herbal remedies instead of drugs. And in many third world countries, herbs are still used as a matter of course. You go to the local healer instead of the doctor.It's a matter of educating yourself and taking responsibility for yourself. If you are experiencing a certain condition, research it online. There's a wealth of information out there! For example, I learned about using natural progesterone cream when I went through menopause. I bought it online, and used it for several years until the symptoms were gone. And I never went to a doctor about it.Medical practitioners in this country hate that kind of thing. They say we're self-diagnosing and self-treating ourselves. They think it's dangerous. I suppose it could be if you don't use common sense. I think some of the problem is that the drug companies give so many freebies to doctors if they prescribe the drugs these companies are selling. And doctors are taught in medical school to reach for a prescription pad before trying anything else.Don't get me wrong, I'm very glad to live in a time and place where modern medical treatments are available. But I feel that they are very overused. Many times your body will heal itself without antibiotics if you give it a chance.Darlenehttp://www.herbal-remedies-for-busy-moms...
Answer:
When you are sick and tired of being sick and tired.Or when you live long enough to discover that you are responsible for saving your own life.Or you were educated that there is no known medical cure for anything.Or when the student is ready the teacher will appear.http://www.glycostory.com/mannalive...
May be they follow the maxim - Prevention is better than cure.
I always ask myself is preventing with a coctail of untested trial medicatoions really preventive? While you are at the doctor educate him or her about your alternative treatment that you are very knowlegable about. Show them documentation. Doctors only know what they learn in school and I have found out that they are not extensively trained in pharmocology. And after school they know what the sales people tell them. So it is your job to educate your doctor. I have found though that there are doctors that will not hear of such non-sense. If this is the case, you should re-evualuate their judgement. If they are out for your best interest, then the least that they could do is check something out or listen to your testimony.
We've been conditioned to believe everything a doctor tells us. In the past, people used herbs and home remedies to successfully treat minor problems. We've gotten away from that now. In Europe doctors prescribe herbal remedies instead of drugs. And in many third world countries, herbs are still used as a matter of course. You go to the local healer instead of the doctor.It's a matter of educating yourself and taking responsibility for yourself. If you are experiencing a certain condition, research it online. There's a wealth of information out there! For example, I learned about using natural progesterone cream when I went through menopause. I bought it online, and used it for several years until the symptoms were gone. And I never went to a doctor about it.Medical practitioners in this country hate that kind of thing. They say we're self-diagnosing and self-treating ourselves. They think it's dangerous. I suppose it could be if you don't use common sense. I think some of the problem is that the drug companies give so many freebies to doctors if they prescribe the drugs these companies are selling. And doctors are taught in medical school to reach for a prescription pad before trying anything else.Don't get me wrong, I'm very glad to live in a time and place where modern medical treatments are available. But I feel that they are very overused. Many times your body will heal itself without antibiotics if you give it a chance.Darlenehttp://www.herbal-remedies-for-busy-moms...
Why are there so many supplement companies in Utah?
Answer:
Hi Mark, yes Utah is considered the central hub of the nation's nutritional products industry. With more than 70 companies providing many herbal products, including, vitamins, energy bars, diet aids, protein powders, and liquid supplements. These companies employ a number of multi-level sales representatives and more than 7,000 workers. Companies in Utah develop many of the major brands of supplements sold nationally. Some of these companies include, Weider Nutrition Inc., Deseret Laboratories Inc., Usana Inc., NuSkin Enterprises Inc., Twin Labs, Nutraceuticals International, Nature鈥檚 Way, and Nature鈥檚 Sunshine Products.Innovative individuals in Utah sought business opportunities in herbs and natural products and made it a part of Utah鈥檚 growing economy. Companies such as Nature's Way and Nature's Herbs grew from boutique operations into large, global enterprises. Eventually former employees of these firms left to start their own companies. In addition, other businesses were founded to supply materials and services to meet the demands of these larger companies. So many supplement companies in Utah.
Jason Homan
Why am I tired and cranky all the time especially between meals,frequently hungry and shakey?
I have all the above symptoms plus i have a hard time completing sentences between meals,I feel sleepy after and inbetween eating,ive tried having a little protein with each meal but still my blood sugar keeps dropping and I keep peeing. WHAT CAN I DO FOR THIS?
Answer:
Sounds to me like low blood sugar. I'd recommend getting tested again.
you are obviously a hypoglycemic person with a rapid metabolism. This a potential precursor to diabetes, and if there is a family history of diabetes, you are a prime candidate for developing the disease over time. I urge you to see a Registered Dietician for the best and most accurate information to control your dietary issues.
I am another RN and I totally agree with the first RN. You need to see a doctor also.
you sound like you have the symptoms of low blood sugar. eat a small meal every 2 hours and see what happens. low blood sugar is the opposite of diabetes.
If you suspect that your symptoms described are caused by low blood sugar, it is well worth following the recommendations to see if you feel better. You can get a good indication of whether you could have an adverse reaction to sugar, if you suffer shortly after eating simple sugar or two to four hours after an all-carbohydrate meal. Recommendations -
Eliminate sugar from the diet. This also means no cakes, candies, cookies, ice cream, sweetened cereal, canned fruit, and frozen desserts. In addition, you must learn to read food labels to find hidden sources of sugar. Avoid simple carbohydrates and refined and processed foods such as instant rice and potatoes, white flour, soft drinks, and alcohol.
Eat a diet high in complex carbohydrates and fiber, both of which help to stabilize blood sugar. Try to stick to the most natural, unprocessed form of a food. Eat regular meals at regular times. Don't skip meals. Don't eat late meals. Have protein at both lunch and dinner. Eliminate alcohol and smoking. Limit your caffeine intake to one caffeinated beverage--coffee or tea --daily. Watch out for caffeinated soft drinks and over-the-counter drugs. Eliminate the use of artificial sweeteners. SUPPLEMENTS -
Chromium: the trivalent form in dosages of 100 mcg. 3/a day before meals.
are you getting enough fat in your diet? I used to eat very little fat and had some of the same issues. Shaky and cranky and trouble thinking all point to possible episodes of low blood sugar.
You might want to think about eating several small mini-meals a day or try eating a small whole food snack in between three larger meals to boost your blood sugar (fruit, some veggies, etc.) in between meals.Hope this helps and you feel better soon!
Do you eat/drink ANY DAIRY even SOY?ANY HORIZON PRODUCTS? The foods you are eating could also be contaminated with SYNTHETIC CHEMICALS! Believe it or not.If your taking any VITAMIN SUPPLEMENT many are made with SYNTHETIC VITAMINS! You could be experiencing a CHEMICAL OVERLOAD,it could even be in your water and some Aspartame is in cereals,juices etc, and you don't even know its there! Or the vary things you wash your body with and moisturize with let alone clean with!You could be allergic to Wheat/Grains. YOU NEED TO KNOW!
http://www.mercola.com/2003/mar/26/paste...
http://www.mercola.com/beef/cla.htm...
http://www.salon.com/mwt/feature/2007/01...
http://www.mercola.com/products/coconut_...http://www.mercola.com/2002/feb/23/vitam...
http://www.mercola.com/2003/mar/26/organ...
http://www.fluoridealert.org/fluoride-fa...
http://www.fluoridealert.org/50-reasons.
Yes it does sound like the symptoms of a hypoglycemic.
Have you ever been on steroids? I came off mine too fast and I had all the symptoms you're describing. I had hypo/hyper thyroid and adrenal shock. The regular doctors I went to said there was nothing wrong. I read and read and that's when I figured out what was wrong. I went to my GP, who is totally open to patients having knowledge... I asked that she do a test to check my amino acids. Not all doctors can run that test. Some doctors don't even know about it. Others get pissed that you have any knowledge. The one that I thought would be low, was WAY below normal, it's taurine. There were others that were low, but that one was vital for blood sugar regulation. I started taking supplements. Go to the health food store and they'll have a book with a whole section about amino acids. I started to get better and then I went to a doctor who practiced a technique that is not very well known and within a couple of months he had turned my life around. Check out this sight and you can find a doctor in your area. I didn't take any drugs, just some supplements. I also tested negative for diabetes. Good luck.
Answer:
Sounds to me like low blood sugar. I'd recommend getting tested again.
you are obviously a hypoglycemic person with a rapid metabolism. This a potential precursor to diabetes, and if there is a family history of diabetes, you are a prime candidate for developing the disease over time. I urge you to see a Registered Dietician for the best and most accurate information to control your dietary issues.
I am another RN and I totally agree with the first RN. You need to see a doctor also.
you sound like you have the symptoms of low blood sugar. eat a small meal every 2 hours and see what happens. low blood sugar is the opposite of diabetes.
If you suspect that your symptoms described are caused by low blood sugar, it is well worth following the recommendations to see if you feel better. You can get a good indication of whether you could have an adverse reaction to sugar, if you suffer shortly after eating simple sugar or two to four hours after an all-carbohydrate meal. Recommendations -
Eliminate sugar from the diet. This also means no cakes, candies, cookies, ice cream, sweetened cereal, canned fruit, and frozen desserts. In addition, you must learn to read food labels to find hidden sources of sugar. Avoid simple carbohydrates and refined and processed foods such as instant rice and potatoes, white flour, soft drinks, and alcohol.
Eat a diet high in complex carbohydrates and fiber, both of which help to stabilize blood sugar. Try to stick to the most natural, unprocessed form of a food. Eat regular meals at regular times. Don't skip meals. Don't eat late meals. Have protein at both lunch and dinner. Eliminate alcohol and smoking. Limit your caffeine intake to one caffeinated beverage--coffee or tea --daily. Watch out for caffeinated soft drinks and over-the-counter drugs. Eliminate the use of artificial sweeteners. SUPPLEMENTS -
Chromium: the trivalent form in dosages of 100 mcg. 3/a day before meals.
are you getting enough fat in your diet? I used to eat very little fat and had some of the same issues. Shaky and cranky and trouble thinking all point to possible episodes of low blood sugar.
You might want to think about eating several small mini-meals a day or try eating a small whole food snack in between three larger meals to boost your blood sugar (fruit, some veggies, etc.) in between meals.Hope this helps and you feel better soon!
Do you eat/drink ANY DAIRY even SOY?ANY HORIZON PRODUCTS? The foods you are eating could also be contaminated with SYNTHETIC CHEMICALS! Believe it or not.If your taking any VITAMIN SUPPLEMENT many are made with SYNTHETIC VITAMINS! You could be experiencing a CHEMICAL OVERLOAD,it could even be in your water and some Aspartame is in cereals,juices etc, and you don't even know its there! Or the vary things you wash your body with and moisturize with let alone clean with!You could be allergic to Wheat/Grains. YOU NEED TO KNOW!
http://www.mercola.com/2003/mar/26/paste...
http://www.mercola.com/beef/cla.htm...
http://www.salon.com/mwt/feature/2007/01...
http://www.mercola.com/products/coconut_...http://www.mercola.com/2002/feb/23/vitam...
http://www.mercola.com/2003/mar/26/organ...
http://www.fluoridealert.org/fluoride-fa...
http://www.fluoridealert.org/50-reasons.
Yes it does sound like the symptoms of a hypoglycemic.
Have you ever been on steroids? I came off mine too fast and I had all the symptoms you're describing. I had hypo/hyper thyroid and adrenal shock. The regular doctors I went to said there was nothing wrong. I read and read and that's when I figured out what was wrong. I went to my GP, who is totally open to patients having knowledge... I asked that she do a test to check my amino acids. Not all doctors can run that test. Some doctors don't even know about it. Others get pissed that you have any knowledge. The one that I thought would be low, was WAY below normal, it's taurine. There were others that were low, but that one was vital for blood sugar regulation. I started taking supplements. Go to the health food store and they'll have a book with a whole section about amino acids. I started to get better and then I went to a doctor who practiced a technique that is not very well known and within a couple of months he had turned my life around. Check out this sight and you can find a doctor in your area. I didn't take any drugs, just some supplements. I also tested negative for diabetes. Good luck.
Who use or used Cialis?
Tell me in accordance with your expirience - Does Cialis work well?
Answer:
For erectile dysfunction? It can.Ask your doctor.If you don't have an erectile dysfunction and just want to order some over the Internet for a "good time", you're an idiot.
It works very well! when you take it, it should work between 1/2 hour to 1 hour. it last about 4 to 5 days. it can be a little addicting. Because it gives you the same feelings you had when you were young.
I think it is great!
I tried on two occasions and were dissapointed as I could not get a hard erection within minutes.as claimed. Later on, I could get a quick erection with stimulation and subsequent similar erections for about three days. - the only benefits I got from this pill for myself. I believe the pill does not work on every men.
In most cases it should work..Talk to your doctor before taking one..Some ppl show different reactions..Why do not you take care of yourself to have better sex instead of taking cialis with its side effects.- Eat healthy food
- Educate yourself on what to eat to perform well
- Take your daily vitamins (Vitamin E, and others...)
- Take herbal supplements like ginseng, and some others
Btw "one a day for man" is not bad...Good Luck...Troy
http://primeherbal.com
Answer:
For erectile dysfunction? It can.Ask your doctor.If you don't have an erectile dysfunction and just want to order some over the Internet for a "good time", you're an idiot.
It works very well! when you take it, it should work between 1/2 hour to 1 hour. it last about 4 to 5 days. it can be a little addicting. Because it gives you the same feelings you had when you were young.
I think it is great!
I tried on two occasions and were dissapointed as I could not get a hard erection within minutes.as claimed. Later on, I could get a quick erection with stimulation and subsequent similar erections for about three days. - the only benefits I got from this pill for myself. I believe the pill does not work on every men.
In most cases it should work..Talk to your doctor before taking one..Some ppl show different reactions..Why do not you take care of yourself to have better sex instead of taking cialis with its side effects.- Eat healthy food
- Educate yourself on what to eat to perform well
- Take your daily vitamins (Vitamin E, and others...)
- Take herbal supplements like ginseng, and some others
Btw "one a day for man" is not bad...Good Luck...Troy
http://primeherbal.com
Who thinks stem cell research can treat or cure diseases like Alzheimers?
And why? Ten points for the most thought out answer.
Answer:
offering a reward isn't going to get your the answer your looking for. Stem cell research is just what it sound like. It's research with lots of possibilities. The real profits for this research will go to the pharmaceutical industry, not us. Find alternatives through natural healing. There are lots of options out there.
Answer:
offering a reward isn't going to get your the answer your looking for. Stem cell research is just what it sound like. It's research with lots of possibilities. The real profits for this research will go to the pharmaceutical industry, not us. Find alternatives through natural healing. There are lots of options out there.
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