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Natural Health Remedies, organized by the complaint. Please note that if you choose to help your body heal by using any of these remedies, it is important that you still have to seek help with a qualified health advisor, such as a doctor, as well, because everyone's body is unique. It is good to take responsibility for your own health but make sure that you are informed by many different sources, before taking action.
Pain
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Parasites
Parkinson's Disease
Period Pain
Phobias
PMS (Pre-Menstrual Syndrome)
Polio
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)
Post-Nasal Drip
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Prediabetes
Premenstrual Syndrome
Progesterone Deficiency
Prostate Problems
Psoriasis
Psychosis
Puffiness
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I have noticed grounding to be very effective in relieving menstrual pain and headaches. David Wolfe has reported that grounding (earthing) also works for many other types of pains, as long as the grounding device is directly on the painful body part.
I also heard that high doses of vitamin D can help for pain but haven't tested this myself so research this further, please, before trying.
See also entries in this library for the specific type of pain you are experiencing, e.g. menstrual cramps, headaches, arthritis, knee pain, sciatica, neck pain, backpain, carpal tunnel syndrome, cubital tunnel syndrome and migraines.
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Read: natural health remedy entries for Mental health problems, nervous system disorders and fear.
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"Our world is teeming with one-celled natural creatures: yeasts, fungi, bacteria, and protozoans. They are present in our soils, on our foods, in our water, and in the air we breathe. We find them on our skin and inside our intestinal tract. They are everywhere. Whether they harm us, help us, or simply leave us alone depends to a large extent on factors that are within our control.
"'Bugs' are normal. Normally, most bugs mind their own business and live harmoniously inside or outside of us. A few are always disease-producing. Others attack us only when our body is run down and our immune system is not functioning properly, and it has been suggested that these bugs are scavengers that eat the molecular garbage in our body. Our body also has natural immune mechanisms at its disposal to protect us from being overtaken by these tiny organisms. [...]
"We need to restore the balance of friendly bacteria and yeast in our intestine, rebuild our immune system, and strengthen our body so that it can deal with bugs without help or interference. We do this with fresh vegetables, whole grains, wild fish, and organically grown meat (no pesticides, antibiotics, or steroids). Drugs should only be used in life-threatening emergencies. [...]
"By slowing down stomach emptying time, fats promote more complete digestion and help ensure that no undigested food enters our colon to feed yeasts, fungi, and strange bacteria. Fats and oils also inhibit the growth of fungi and yeasts.
"Short-chain fatty acids such as butyric acid (4:0) found in butter serve as food for beneficial bacteria in our intestine. Others, like caprylic acid (8:0) slow down the growth of yeast cells. Researchers believe that yeasts incorporate this fatty acid into their membranes, which thereby weaken and rupture, spilling the yeast's insides, killing it. [...]
"EFAs increase metabolic rate by increasing oxidation [...] Candida, yeasts, fungi, and some (anaerobic) bacteria thrive in environments with decreased oxidation, lower body temperature, and lower metabolic rate. They dislike oxygen. Increased oxidation inhibits their ability to proliferate out of control. [...]
"More specifically, [omega 3] fatty acids have been used in studies to kill both malaria and staph. Even better results can be expected if the treatment consist of a complete nutritional package that, besides [omega 3] and [omega 6] EFAs, includes zinc and vitamins A and C, which enhance immune functions, as well as antioxidants that snag free radicals produced by metabolism, bugs, and EFA oxidation. [...]
"Certain kinds of fiber provide food and for beneficial bacteria in our intestines. The most effective kinds of fibre for this purpose include fibre from okra, psyllium and flax.
"Strong hydrochloric acid in our stomach kills most of the bacteria that we take in with foods. Zinc and protein are required for its production. Enzymes ensure complete digestion of foods. A lack of stomach acid can allow bugs to survive our stomach and cause problems in our intestinal tact and colon. Lack of enzymes gives bugs more to feed on.
"Vitamin C has been used effectively against all viruses and bacteria against which it has been tried. The dose necessary for effective therapy against some viruses may be 30 to 40 grams per day, while that against other viruses may be as high as 100 or even 200 grams per day. If the dose is too low, maximum therapeutic effect is not obtained. Effective dose is determined by 'bowel tolerance' limit, beyond which diarrhea occurs."
- Udo Erasmus, in 'Fats that Heal, Fats that Kill, pp. 359-361
Parasites may be a much more widespread problem in humans than has been generally thought. The symptoms of parasites are extremely varied. Different types of parasites may include bacteria, yeasts, fungi, worms, lukes, viruses, fleas, ticks, louses, nanobacteria, etc. These may be present in the intestine, the liver, the lungs, the brain, the blood, inside the blood cells, and almost every other place in the human body. What is typical for parasitic organisms is that often they thrive in the parts of the body that are stagnant with not good blood flow, and many of them thrive in oxygen-poor environments and feed off sugar.
Blood electrification has been shown to be effective against single-celled parasites residing in the blood and the whole 'Bob Beck Protocol', including blood electrification, silver colloid and magnetic pulser should be studied and considered. The equipment can be purchased from Sota Instruments and Bob Beck's lectures are available online.
There are many well-known herbal cleanses for larger parasites, such as worms, which need careful study. Keep in mind that some of these herbs may be toxic in too large quantities. Some of the most commonly known ones include: wormwood, black walnut and cloves.
The more one can strengthen the immune system, the better it can fight off parasites on its own. But on the other hand, the more parasites can be cleared off the body fluids and tissue, the stronger the immune system gets.
A very important thing to keep in mind when fighting parasites is that the beneficial bacteria cultures of the gut should be kept intact and strengthened.
Colonic hydrotherapy may be a very useful help in this condition as well. And coffee enemas may help to some degree in cleaning and strengthening the liver.
David Wolfe provides a theory that calcification is caused by nanobacteria, which he calls calcium-forming organism. To read more about this and to study the proposed methods of cleansing these, please see the natural health remedy entry here on calcifications.
Much more information on parasites generally in this article: "Parasites in Humans"
See also: infections, bacterial infections, mold infections, viral infections, mycoplasmas, candida, aspergillus infection.
In difficult cases please see a specialist doctor and a naturopath to address the parasite problem.
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In Parkinson's Disease, the dopamine-producing cells in the part of the brain known as substantia nigra have been shown to degenerate. According to David Wolfe, dopamine deficiency of the brain is an essential problem in Parkinson's disease. Best natural source of L-Dopa - to increase dopamine in the brain - according to David Wolfe, is Kapikachhu (mucuna pruriens), a tropical legume.
Higher levels of estrogen is believed by some researchers to have beneficial effects in easing the symptoms of Parkinson's Disease. (Source: 'Effects of Estrogen on Cognition, Mood and Degenerative Brain Diseases' in Journal of American Pharmacists Association) See also: estrogen deficiency. However this point of view has been disputed and criticised by others.
Ray Peat writes that dopamine is antagonistic to serotonin and increased dopamine levels benefit Parkinson's Disease patients. Anti-serotonin drugs can alleviate the symptoms of Parkinson's Disease, whereas 5-HTP (hydroxytryptophan) and serotonin itself can worsen the symptoms. Source: Ray Peat: "Serotonin, Depression and Aggression: The Problem of Brain Energy".
Read also the natural health remedy for: jitters, nervous system disorders.Please note also that a mycoplasma infection may be a causative factor in Parkinson's disease.
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See: menstrual cramps.
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Copper toxicity may be a strong contributing factor in phobias.
According to Dr. William Philpott, food intolerances can cause phobias.
Read also the natural health remedy entry on: fear.
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See: "Natural remedies for menstrual cramps" for a discussion on women's hormone imbalances, their causes and how to remedy these naturally.
"PMS has a strong component of fatty degeneration. Some women find relief with evening primrose oil supplements. Others get equally good results with flax oil or fish oils. The treatment depends on the exact nature of the fatty problem. The beneficial effect of essential fatty acids (EFAs) and EFA derivatives on PMS are related to their effects on prostaglandin production. Along with EFAs, PMS treatment should include vitamins B3, B6, and C, and the minerals magnesium and zinc. Vitamin E may also be helpful. Increased potassium and decreased table salt may help decrease water retention. Calcium and vitamin D may also help.
"On the other side of the equation, it is important to avoid sugar, hard fats, trans- fatty acids, and other altered, toxic, fat-related products that alter prostaglandin production. Margarins and shortenings should be avoided. Fats from land animals (beef, pork, mutton, dairy) should be minimized. Allergies to common foods may also be involved. These must be treated. [...]
"Like other degenerative conditions, [PMS] is the biological result of unbiological habits: malnutrition and internal pollution, and responds to nutrification and detoxification."
- Udo Erasmus: Fats that Heal, Fats that Kill, p. 350
Recommended also, book: 'The Vitamin Cure for Women's Health Problems' by Helen Saul Case discusses PMS among other things.
See also, as relevant: menstrual cramps
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Read: Vitamin C and Polio (external link)
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"Natural Solutions to PCOS: How to Eliminate Your Symptoms and Boost Your Fertility" by Dr. Marilyn Glenville (book):
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Read: Sinus Infection.
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Trauma Release Exercises have been shown to ease PTSD symptoms.
Read also: 'Waking Tiger, Healing Trauma' - book summary to understand whole-body trauma healing better.
See also: natural health remedy for mental health problems, stress.
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This is a condition one develops before diabetes, linked to the same problems. The information under diabetes will thus be useful.
See also: natural health remedy entries for blood sugar imbalance, insulin resistance, carbohydrate sensitivity, sugar addiction.
See: natural health remedy for PMS.
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See: "Natural remedies for menstrual cramps" for a discussion on women's hormone imbalances, their causes and how to remedy these naturally.
Progesterone deficiency in women can usually be equalled to estrogen dominance.
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Some prostate problems, such as enlarged prostate and prostitis may be caused by systematic candida overgrowth, says Jeffrey McCombs in his book Lifeforce Plan, summary here.
As prostitis is an inflammatory condition, please read the natural health remedy entry for inflammation.
For prostate cancer, please see cancer.
For hormonal problems, follow the link.
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"What is the underlying cause of psoriasis? Anything that has a potential to cause long term damage to your microbiota and to your liver is the underlying cause of Psoriasis. To name a few: antibiotics, other medications, vaccines, heavy metals, other poisons and toxins, diet, infections, tobacco, constipation, hidden toxins in our foods and our environment. To cure psoriasis you must cure your liver, your GI tract and your microbiota and you must cure your life. A factor causing your psoriasis may be an allergy or several allergies, food intolerance, poor digestion, liver constipation, leaky gut, candida, dental infection, etc. Diet is an important element of almost any cure protocol. Colon cleansing, fecal transplant and liver flush (external link) may also be of great help to many people."
- Curezone.org newsletter, issue 202
You can read various success stories in treating and reversing psoriasis on the 'Psoriasis Support Forum' on Curezone.org.
Among other things, these are some of the experiences of people discussed on Curezone:
Gwen Kimbro shares her story of healing psoriasis on the 'Psoriasis Self Management' website. She states the following:
There is also a Facebook group called: "Psoriasis Self Management".
Read also: Brief Summary of Dr John Pagano Diet Regimen for Natural Healing of Psoriasis.
See also: Nicolas Lamborghini's You Tube video: 'How to Cure Psoriasis Naturally'.
There is a post on here which claims that truly raw fats are the missing ingredient in many people's diet, and that someone healed their psoriasis by supplementing with 4 tbsp of raw virgin coconut oil daily. (Note, however, that coconut oil also kills candida) The post also refers to a book titled: "The Truth About Coconut Oil: The Drugstore in a Bottle".
Read also natural health remedies here for: candida, intestinal dysbiosis, liver weakness, skin conditions, allergies, food intolerance, autoimmune disorders, gut and psychology syndrome, stagnation in the body.
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In this article Dr. Andrew W Saul states: "Vitamin B-3, niacin, is scientifically proven to be effective against psychosis".
Dr. William Philpott mentions in Brain Allergies (book) psychosis as one of the possible food intolerance symptoms.
See also: natural health remedy for mental health problems.
Please see: Water Retention.
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Caffeinism Calcifications Cancer Candida Yeast Infection Carbohydrate Sensitivity Cardiovascular Disease Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Cataracts Cell-Wall Deficient Bacteria Cholesterol, Too High Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Cigarette Addiction Cold Sore Colds, Common Colon Cancer Confidence Problems Constipation Copper Toxicity Cough Cravings for Alcohol Cravings for Food Cravings for Sugar Cubital Tunnel Syndrome
Degenerative Joint Disease Dehydration Dementia Depression Dermatitis Diabetes Diarrhea Digestive Problems Dysbiosis Ear Infection Ebola Eczema Edema Emotional Control Problems Endocrine Problems Endometriosis Epilepsy Estrogen Dominance Estrogen Deficiency Eyesight, Poor
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Fatigue Fear Fibrocystic Breast Disease Fibroids Fibromyalgia Flatulence Food Allergies Food Intolerance Gas General Health Problems Gum Disease Gut and Psychology Syndrome (GAPS)
Hangover Headaches Heartburn Heart Disease Heart Palpitations Hepatitis Herpes Virus Heavy Metal Toxicity Hiccups Histamine Intolerance HIV Hormonal Problems, Women Hormone Imbalance Hot Flashes Hyperthyroidism Hypoglycaemia Hypothyroidism
Immune System, Weak Infections Infertility Inflammation Inflammatory Bowel Disease Influenza (Flu) Intracellular Bacteria Infections Insomnia Intestinal Dysbiosis Insulin Resistance Intestinal Permeability Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) Jitters
Kidney Stones Knee Pain Leaky Gut Syndrome Leukemia Liver Weakness Low Blood Sugar Lung Cancer Lupus Lyme's Disease
Meniere's Disease Menopause Menstrual Cramps Menstrual Pain Mental Health Problems Metabolic Syndrome Migraines Mineral Deficiencies Mold Infection Moodiness Mosquito Bites Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Muscle Pain Mycoplasma Fermentans Infection
Nanobacteria Infections Nausea Neck Pain Nervous System Disorders Nervousness Nightmares Obesity Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) Osteoporosis Overweight
Pain Paranoia Parasites Parkinson's Disease Period Pain Phobias PMS Polio Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) Post-Nasal Drip Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Prediabetes Premenstrual Syndrome Progesterone Deficiency Prostate Problems Psoriasis Psychosis Puffiness
Radiation Poisoning Red Eyes Restless Feet Restless Leg Syndrome Rheumatism Rheumatoid Arthritis Runny Nose
Scars Schizophrenia Sciatica Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) Shingles Sinus Infection Sinusitis Skin Conditions Sleep Apnea Smoking Snoring Stagnation in the Body Stomach Ache Stomach Fat Stress Sugar Addiction Swelling Swine Flu
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