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- March 13, 2007 at 1:31 am #238921
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Participant>I have to say that I was researching this and I found hundreds of
> articles supporting the fact that you CANNOT overdose on homeopathic
> remedies. I didn’t find any that said otherwise. Now I am very
> interested in this.<< When my son was about 3 he ate an entire (new) bottle of one particular
remedy. I called the poison control center and they told me, give him half a
cup of coffee & he’ll be perfectly fine. I did, he didn’t have any issues.
I’m sure that, like anything else, if you continually took it day in an day
out your body would manifest a reaction.Your body will do that whenever it
is out of balance. My point was, its a safe alternative. Obviously, anyone
thinking of trying herbal or homeopathic remedies should research them based
on their own symptoms, body types, medical history, etc.> > I have several autoimmune diseases. The natural thinking of western
> medicine is that since the immune system is attacking my body and
> organs, I have to take immune suppressants to keep ‘the monster
> down’. If I take immune boosters, my immune system just gets
> stronger to attack my body more fiercely.I have been on
> prednisone and some sort of immunosuppresant (mild chemo) for 7
> years now, on and off. I am curious as to what the gse would do to
> my immune system. i definitely want to use it for my son who has
> autism and has adverse effects from antibiotics, which cause yeast
> build up and effect children with autism.<<< what i would really recommend from my own experiences would be to look up
your autoimmune conditions in the prescription for nutritional healing.
(they also recommend gse & can offer dosage amounts, etc), but the whole
book is really excellent. it offers a complete reference as to what effects
the prednisone has on you and how to counter the side effects of it, etc.here’s a link to view what the book looks like,
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/158333 … ce&n=28315
5But you can get it through intralibrary loan or at natural/whole food
stores. They usually have a copy available as a reference for customers.> Liss, I would love to hear more about this. Could you list those
> books again???My favorites are:
Anything by Susan Weed
Rosemary Gladstar
Christiane NorthrupFamily Herbal – R. Gladstar
Healing Wise – S. Weed
Herbal Healing for Women R.Gladstar
Herbal Remedies for Mens Health – R. Gladstar
Wise Woman Herbal for the Child Bearing Years- S. Weed
Back to Eden – Jethro Kloss
Prescription for Nutritional Healing (all Editions are excellent) by Keats
Publishing – this book encompasses vitamins and minerals as well as herbs.
This is usually the first one I grab when someone has symptoms of illness.HTH,
~Liss
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