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Debby
| | Posted on Monday, January 27, 2003 - 11:18 pm: | |
A friend of a friend of mine had a spot on her chest so she applied the Black Salve. She felt pulling in her breasts, stomach, and other parts of her body. She was told to take the Salve internally which she has been doing for about a week. She has been taking Thyriod medication for some years now. The situation is that she feels there is something in her throat, lots of flem coming up but she says there is something there, almost choking all the time.
Any clues as to whay maybe going on there, do you think maybe the medication could be a problem? She is on a 21 day run and is determined to finish.
I have ordered 2 more of your books from Judith and will give one to my friends, friend to read once I receive them.
Many Thanx
Debby |
Debby
| | Posted on Tuesday, January 28, 2003 - 01:52 pm: | |
One other question I had about the same Lady. As she is taking the Salve internally she feels a bump coming up under her nose, in the gum area inside her mouth. She had an abcess incisor 30 years ago so it is near the tip of the root of the tooth right under her nose if you can imagine. I sure hope I explained this properly. She feels it maybe something working it's way out, I said she was probablly right. She has had no problem with the tooth in 30 years. Any thoughts your way?
Have an Awesome Day
Debby |
Ingrid
| | Posted on Saturday, February 22, 2003 - 08:11 pm: | |
Debby,
Sorry, the bulletin board hasn't been very active lately so I don't check often enough for new posts.
Many people are taking the compound X formula internally, and it does seem to drive things from latency to a point where they are noticed and get the attention that was probably always required. So, moving from dormant to active not only happens, but it more or less shifts conditions from chronic to acute where it usually seems more management is required.
Most dental abscesses do not self-correct. Some holistic dentists are aware of just how dangerous these infections are, but most people as well as dentists seem oblivious to the hazards. The theory is that there is so little circulation to the infected area that antibiotics and such are not as effective as necessary but the infection seeps out and tends to cause secondary problems, not the least of which is damage to the heart.
Another theory is that cancer and infections thrive on the same nutrients so that infections can become malignancies over time. Bloodroot is highly reactive with infections. Dr. Mohs used his fixative paste on gangrene, which gives you some idea of how powerful the action is.
I think that the drama that so many experience when taking the salve internally is that this was commenced without any real preparation. Those who begin by boosting immunity and trying to detoxify enough to open channels for the next major die off seem to have an easier time with fewer changes in visible places, such as the skin. However, if you give compound X to someone with a history of exposure to Agent Orange and countless vaccines, you can expect eruptions all over.
There is still a question as to whether or not the paste or any other medication or herbal preparation will address dental infections adequately. I certainly know holistic practitioners who are confident they will, but I also know lots of stories of failed efforts that were only addressed by fairly major dental surgery.
Hope this helps with your questions. |
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