. Alternative, complementary and holistic health care .

The September 94 issue of "Homeopathy Today" has an interesting
article on the homeopathic treatment of Lyme disease by Stephen Tobin,
DVM. Here is a brief extract from the article.

"I am a holistic veterinarian in Conneticut and have treated several
hundred cases of Lyme disease in the past five years. After trying
various homeopathic preparations, with only limited success, I found
that Ledum in a 1M potency is about as close as you can get to a
specific cure. I have used it in dogs, cats, and horses, and it does
not seem to matter whether it is a recent infection, a year old,
treated or untreated — they all seem to respond curatively."

"While I do not treat human beings, some of my clients with animals
suffering from Lyme disease have taken Ledum 1M for their own Lyme
disease infections, after seeing the positive result with their
animals. The feedback I have gotten is all positive. I have told
numerous naturopaths and homeopathic MDs about Ledum. One homeopathic
MD runs titers on all his Lyme disease patients, both before and after
treatment with Ledum, and has found there is a constant decline in
titer after Ledum."

For treatment, I give one pellet of Ledum 1M three times a day for
three days."

–
Bernie Simon            But then a strange fear gripped me
(bsi…@stsci.edu)  and I just couldn’t ask — The Smiths

I am looking for Conjunctisan A eye drops which I read is helpful in the
cure and prevention of eye cataracts
Could anyway suggest the manufacturer of this article as I am unable to find
it anywhere in my area.
Mohinani

Does anybody know of the addresses of any sites that contain homoeopathic
information? eg. World Wide Web or FTP sites.

Any help is much appreciated.
You can email me at ni…@cam.dungeon.com

Hi
Just cruising the news groups and saw your email address looked familiar.  
My brother in-law works at BNR (dpal…@bnr.ca). Perhaps you know him.
Small world.
Greetings from NS
—

PAUL…@aci1.aci.ns.ca

Here is an invitation I got over the Interfaith Listserve…
         AN INVITATION
                  to Participate in an "Inside Job"
                       September 24, 1994

Will you consent to experience 24 hours of non-violence
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Phase I :  Begins at midnight (12:00 am 9/24/94 and continues through
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How can you participate on September 24, 1994?

  * Commit to 24 hours of non-violence (self-love, family harmony,
crime-
    free communities, appreciation of our earth and international
    cooperation)
  * Pray and/or meditate by yourself or with others at 12:00 pm

How can you prepare for September 24, 1994

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  * Help spread the word through conversations, networking, media,
    churches, service and peace organizations, government, etc.
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  * Designate one day a week to practice non-violence in your own life.
    Appreciate yourself, replace every negative with a positive, commit
    random acts of kindness.  Make this a habit from now on.
  * Imagine yourself living, loving and creating in a non-violent world
  * Send the invitation over the "airwaves" in prayer and meditation
    every day

We invite you to continue this event annually on the 24th of September
each year until we manifest non-violence in our lives and on our
planet.
The 50th anniversary of the United Nations is in the Fall, 1995.  Share
the vision of consent.  By September 24, 1995, this invitation will be
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This INVITATION is another opportunity to manifest our hearts desire.

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Peace, and have a lovely weekend everyone! Monica

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I have a friend that is allergic to the standard paint brands. I am looking
for a name of a paint company that offers a type of paint which contains less
chemicals that the  standard brands. I am not sure which chemical in the paint
is causing an allergic reaction. Should anyone have information please send to
e-mail: jh…@powergrid.electriciti.com.

Thank you

Seeing as it’s not possible to buy GABA in this country, could someone give
me the address/phone number of a company in the States that I could order
direct from? I believe a good one is called GABA Plus and has a couple
of the vitamin B group supporting the GABA.

Many Thanks,
—
Tim Rowe – London, England

Requesting information on EDTA Chelation therapy as related to circulation and
atherosclerotic peripheral disease. Any references and history would be
appreciated.

>   BTW this medicine can be found in asian gift and grocery
> stores for about a buck a vial.  There is only two things I
> have for emergencies, aspirin and this stuff.
>   Use the powder for external cuts and wounds.  It comes in
> pill form to stop internal bleeding.  The little red pill, a
> different herb completely, that comes with the powder
> prevents the person from going into shock.  So use the
> medicine with common sense.  It is no replacement for
> stitches and will not cure bleeding ulcers.

Two things. One, this medicinal contains myrrh and other aromatics (it may
contain camphor, but certainly contains camphorous herbs), so it may well
interfere with homeopathic agents. Two, this is great stuff for tooth
extraction. And while it won’t cure bleeding ulcers, it can be very useful in
those conditions. Women should keep some in capsule form on hand for heavy
periods (which it will handily control, taken internally).

- this copy of BulkRate is registered to Paul Iannone

There is a type of castus in that grows in the southwest U.S. that was the
first source for cortisone. Any interest?