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By: Dave Smith

Dave Smith — Wed, 13 Dec 2006 15:17:00 +0000

rachel mason wrote:
>>>>[Irene]Ah. An EXCELLENT sign that it is the right remedy. I look for this in
my
>>>animal clients with the first dose.

> How do you tell with animals when they feel better and it is the right
> remedy?

Depends how sick they are and in what way. I have the client watch them
the first half hour or so after the first remedy dose (which I often
make a larger dose for this purpose), and just report what they do.
For example a sick cat with no appetite may walk over to the food
bowl or water bowl and check it out even if they do not actually eat. A
less sick one will eat. A cat too ill to move around will lift its head
and take in the surroundings - or will yawn and relax into a more

comfortable and less tense position. A dog who has given up being a
watchgdog through feeling too sick, may go to the window and check out
what’s out there.
So something will indicate an emotional or general stimulus has been
perceived by the system.

It’s a much more severe form of it.
You are unlikely to forget your SS number probably - whereas mine can be
totally erased or partly erased, and I have to look it up and re-learn
it. I’ll forget my best friend’s name or my son’s name and say "hello
……" (and the name will be gone) I’ll have to look it up.

Very Frustrating - it’s a time waste as I keep having to re-do or
re-learn instead of getting on with stuff. thankfully my close friends
understand that not knowing their name is not personal!!! My clients do
not have to see that - I do everything by email specifically to give me
time to get it right.

Web Tables are not so easy - good for you:-))

This is why I know how to cook microwave meals in under 5 minutes:-))
If it takes longer than 5, it’s not for me. Most things are 3 minutes (a
TV commercial worth).

The disease is catabolic - breaks down the body - and so it is VERY hard
to maintain body temperature. I am just too cold to function in winter
and can’t earn enough to run up a decent heating bill. So the compromise
is a thermostat at 55 for one room where I stick my bed, TV, desk,
bookcase etc etc next to the kitchen area, - and with my situation it
feels like icicles for bones and I am ill all winter. I go out when I
can to warm places but need to work to earn at home. I use an electric
under blanket which helps, and slippers that have beanbag heat you add
in the microwave - and my son got me a down jacket and insulated ski
pants this year to live in, and they all help but not enough to let me
feel warm. I should be in Florida but can’t afford the move:-)

> I
> was once told that a low thyroid adds to difficulty in winter.

Yes, and mine is messed up by cortisol.
It makes all the T4 turn to reverseT3 (rT3, not active or useful T3) and
it makes the "T3 uptake" very high so that there is no active T3 available.

It’s taken time to develop the mutual respect and trust - several years
- but now that it is there it is really a boon to me.

> 2 units is nothing! and that amount actually works for you? Must be
> that low carb diet, and the rest of your body is working well.

YEs I stay very low carb and also exercise after eating any carbs, even
if it is just alternate leg lifts in my TV chair:-) The less insulin I
can get by with the better. It’s different when I have an infection -
then the sugar sky-rockets and I need to use a lot more insulin.

> Hey, that wasn’t the homeopath, that is years of researching my own
> symptoms.
Oh good for you!!!!
I know what that takes having had to research my oddball case too.

> thanks for the reference. I may need it one day.

Just yell :-))

> good luck with your own health! to immortality!

Hear hear!!!
Those of us who work at it are on track to get there right :-))

Namaste,
Irene

By: Endy Smith

Endy Smith — Tue, 21 Nov 2006 05:17:55 +0000

hi rachel,
it isn’t just for religious purposes.
you can be a library, a charity, a sorority, a research lab,
a yacht club, or, you can develop non-specific corporatitis.
the legal phrase is >"any purpose for which a non-profit
corporation may be formed". pretty cool huh? delaware is REALLY corporation
friendly.
which just begs the question of which corporation is you?
and what it does?
Dr. Dennis J. Garrett, D.D., P.i.H.a.D.
(Pilin’ it Higher and Deeper) ;-D

I am not exactly corporation friendly, if ya know what i mean.
Technically, my ‘legal’ name already is a corporation, so why
incorporate again? lol If I had the courage, I would do my personal

income taxes this year under my ‘corporate’ legal name - and all my
living expenses as deductible corporate expenses. I never thought of
changing myself to a tax free ‘religious’ organization - now that’s a
very interesting idea! lol

rachel

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By: Endy Smith

Endy Smith — Mon, 20 Nov 2006 21:08:55 +0000

to tell you the truth, i only use it when i’m discussing religion with
someone who aggrevates me, and i want a ‘closing’ to shut them up.
i could actually start a church if i chose, and it would be a genuine
501c3 tax exempt organization. the only thing stopping me is i
don’t have enough larceny in me to milk the " Speak For God" racket.
my daughter is a minister, too, and has actually married people.
hit the web at Universal Life Church, Inc.
you can be ordained online for free.
my doctorate cost $10, and for $100 you can get a PhD.
ever considered becoming a one woman 501c3? in delaware,
you can incorporate really really really cheaply. the corporation needs
no start-up capital, and one person can be the pres. the vice pres. and
treasurer all at once. if you choose not to pay the $50 fee, your name will
not be on the public records of the corporation. they don’t especially like it,
but delaware is

nothing if not corporation friendly. from there, you can get federal
recognition
and get donations from any state your corp is registered with. it’s cheap.
the whole wad costs only about $500. you even get to embelish the corps rules
and by-laws as you go along. i honestly don’t understand why the state of
delaware isn’t in prison for this kind of chicanery, but as long as it flys
i’m for it.
i can recommend a book if you’d like…
regards,
Dr. Dennis James Garrett, D.D.

Hey, how do I go about getting one of those? It might come in handy next
time i go talking ‘heresy’ and am asked what my qualifications are? lol

rachel

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By: Endy Smith

Endy Smith — Sun, 19 Nov 2006 11:21:31 +0000

i have a certification saying i’m an ordained minister
with a Doctor of Divinity degree. and it’s true.
i can baptise, marry and bury someone and it’s as
legal as salt. it cost $10.

Dennis

This guy I saw I knew from classes we took together, and he was doing
his internship to complete his 4 year diploma at the naturopathic
college - and was even supervised by several naturopaths, so every
decision was a group one. In other words, even with all that training,
none of them had any clue about me.

>>>>It’s also seasonal, I improve during summer, crash in winter, but each
summer/winter is a bit better than the previous one.

>>

Is it the light, the temp, lifestyle..of the seasons that affects it? I
was once told that a low thyroid adds to difficulty in winter.

I don’t know about the secretor thing yet - i’ll get around to reading
the book eventually. As long as you know the consequences and are
willing to risk them, then it really is your choice.

Hey, that wasn’t the homeopath, that is years of researching my own
symptoms. thanks for the reference. I may need it one day.

good luck with your own health! to immortality!
rachel

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By: John Smith

John Smith — Thu, 02 Nov 2006 15:56:52 +0000

I agree about the food and the emotional aspects being
intertwined , but I think In the old days (maybe
before farming ) when we comforted ourselves , the
food we had to choose from probably helped us rahther
than damaged us further . The bad , nutritionless,
high sugar foods made things worse . I’m sure if
parents were not compromised themselves with bad food
, they would see what was going on. As it is from
generation to generation we are growing not only more
sick but with that sickness ,corespondingly more
unaware of the dynamics which are causeing so much
illness and dysfunction . If our bodies aren’t working
, then neither will our brains , DUH!
Nowadays I say to myself when I encounter depressed
,hyper, angry , dopey, agressive or cranky

individuals , (whether it’s my kids or a mob at a
stadium for e.g.),I think first that their chemistry
is unbalanced and then I think about their diets .
This is kind of the same approach as eastern medicine
for the last few thousand years.
When are people going to wake up to the fact that
it’s the food(and drink) that we consume both
physically and mentally that controls both our life
and our very perception of life?
Liz

By: John Smith

John Smith — Thu, 02 Nov 2006 10:18:06 +0000

Thanks for your additions and elaborations , this is
interesting Liz

By: John Smith

John Smith — Tue, 31 Oct 2006 19:55:10 +0000

D,
I still think that breast milk has to be the best of
whats available,(it has served perfectly well for
eaons and even when the earth was perfect, any mother
could consume something that might not agree with the
infant) . The only other milk you might replace it
with is goat milk, perhaps? I mean, you can’t
guarantee what the goats are consuming either. At
this point of time maybe everything is contaminated .
I think you are singling out human mamary glands as
particularly treacherous , for some reason . L

By: Dave Black

Dave Black — Mon, 30 Oct 2006 17:53:32 +0000

> The Wrong Hands wrote:
> i’m gonna run right out and buy some spoiled milk curds.

Don’t do that, O wayward one;

Spoiled milk curds — cotage cheese — are a-casein from cows
milk, not the b-casein found in human milk. Cow casein is
incompaible with human digestion.

Whey I recommended is different; most of its components are

By: Dave Smith

Dave Smith — Mon, 30 Oct 2006 13:07:17 +0000

The Wrong Hands wrote:
> you had healthy kids in spite of what you pumped into them.
> breast tissue doesn’t magically vanish toxix chemicals.

No, not magically, it uses antioxidants in the diet:-))

Namaste,
Irene

By: Endy Smith

Endy Smith — Sun, 29 Oct 2006 20:58:58 +0000

you had healthy kids in spite of what you pumped into them.
breast tissue doesn’t magically vanish toxix chemicals.
that’s cool. i knew you wouldn’t read what i suggested anyway.
how does it go?
denial,
anger,
bargining,
acceptance,
resignation.
if ever anyone was in Deep Denial it’s…
you know what?
forget it.
this is amurika, and you have the right
to poison your kids with any disgusting fluid your body
churns out above the waist.

but if you tried to feed it to your kids out of a carton,
and got ratted on, you’d be arrested, prosecuted and jailed.
D

I didn’t have that:-)) I only had healthy milk, hence only have VERY
healthy kids.

If you eat a diet high in nutrient value and antioxidants, then what
little pollutants get in there are long gone before they hit the milk Read Duncan’s post - it has more….

Namaste,
Irene
–
Irene de Villiers, B.Sc, AASCA, MCSSA, D.I.Hom/D.Vet.Hom.
P.O. Box 4703 Spokane WA 99220.
www.angelfire.com/fl/furryboots/clickhere.html (Veterinary Homeopath.)
Proverb:Man who say it cannot be done should not interrupt one doing it.

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