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Complementary Medicine / Re: Does warm milk really make you...zzzzzz...sleep ?

« on: 26/04/2006 04:21:36 »

Hey now Michael, tell me the truth, how many of you fathers out there have really not thought about it? Tell the truth now! Mine can't be the only one.
  Hey Neil, is Julia nursing? Maybe you should try a bit of mothers milk, Nothing like mothers milk to put you to sleep. Might help with your insomnia you know. Full of all those great vitimins and they say it makes your immune system really strong! Just be careful about what she has had to eat! Just kidding friend, felt like poking fun with you, feel better soon!

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Complementary Medicine / Re: Does warm milk really make you...zzzzzz...sleep ?

« on: 25/04/2006 08:14:22 »

Neils warm milk question, and what can I say, A memory I will never forget. I laughed so hard and still do each time I think about it!
Something so funny, I can imagine how bad the milk must have tasted because at the time I was eating a bowl of steamed broccoli every morning with hot melted butter and a pile of chocolate ice cream mixed together. It was a craving I had during pregnancy and continued craving for about a year after I delivered her. Then it went away, just like magic. Can you imagine the flavor in your coffee? EEKS!Yuck!

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Plant Sciences, Zoology & Evolution / Re: This is fowl !!..but can chickens actually fly ?

« on: 25/04/2006 07:33:04 »

Hey Neil, as a child my family raised 300 chickens a year give or take a few who would take flight before we got their wings clipped, as it was a large job to do. As children it was our job to chase them down and deliver them to my mother and step dad so they could clip their wings.

 Clipping had one primary function to keep the flights low to the ground so our 15 ft pen would keep them in then we could control their movement somewhat. Then we had to keep that pen covered with chicken wire, because clipping was akin to hobbling, left the chiken pretty defenceless when it come to becoming prey for the hawks. Not to say they could not put up a pretty good defece, especially the roosters they were pretty mean sometimes. I remember one in particular who hadn't had his wings clipped, because he was so mean. you could not catch him and when you did he would tear the ***** right out of you, so we kept our distaance. My mother went in to collect eggs one afternoon and he flew up and landed on her back, hooking his dew claw, (talon) into the back of her neck just at the spine. he dugit in so deep she couldn't move. My step father began slapping at him to get him off but he was stuck and causing alot of pain and damage to my mother.my dad picked up the garden shovel and ran back in and began hitting the chicken with the shovel because he couln't pull him loose. Once he killed the chicken he took my mother to the hospital, (Chicken attached to her at the back of her neck), where a surgeon removed the talon which was wedged in and wrapped around the spinal cord area below her neck. The Doc said she was lucky he hadn't severed the thing trying to kill the Rooster. How the heck is that for a frightening Rooster story! I am still scared to death of the little beggars, but I have statue ones all over my house. They can be very pretty, but not much for brains. I won't be around any that are not clipped, but just the roosters. Hens are pretty docile for the most part, You think it might be all that Testosterom, or do Roosters even have testosterom? (sorry spelling) Anyway, they fly well unless you impede that flight by clipping. Just as someone mentioned above.

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Complementary Medicine / Re: Zetacap Cheapest...

« on: 21/04/2006 12:47:34 »

I think I paid 123.00 for three bottles. That was some time ago. How many bottles is this 300.00 price for? I am fixing to order three more as they have been working very well. I am down 78 lbs since oct. 26,2005about 6 months. Good luck and come join us on the zetcap thread. I think the one you want is showing 12 pages right now. Its in complimentry medicine also

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Complementary Medicine / Re: Does warm milk really make you...zzzzzz...sleep ?

« on: 21/04/2006 12:28:07 »

Hey Neil, personally all warm milk does for me is make me sick. I think it tastes nasty. I do however have a funny story regarding Breast milk and the Hubby. Sarah was my first child and I nursed her til she was oh about 8 months old, and decided to take a bite with her newly emerging teeth. Well anyway back to the milk! My hubby was trying to leave for work early one morning. Finished his Breakfast and made a cup of coffee, he opened the fridge and low and behold we were out of milk. He was bummed, he hated black coffee. So in his fit he glanced into the door of the refriderator and decided he would borrow some breast milk from a bottle I had just pumped for the babysitter. I had to do some errands and she couldn't go. Anyway, he kissed me goodbye and applied the lid to his cup. I put the breakfast dishes in the sink and happened to look out the kitchen window into the driveway to see hubby tipping back the coffee. He took a real long draw off it and his head came forward and all I could see was this spray of coffee splattering out all over the top of the car, and down the front of his jacket. I could not stop laughing. I knew then that mama's milk was not exactly what he had envisioned it to be! I was so sore from laughing. When he came in and saw me he just scowled and went and changed. When he returned teeth brushed and clean, he said, "Why didn't you tell me what that tasted like?" I said it might interest you to know that I have Breasts but I don't make it a habit to drink from them! HEHEHEHEHE! He realized how dumb he sounded and said, man oh man, you don't ever want to try that! I laughed till I cried. You had to be there. The look on his face was priceless! Just thought I would remenise a bit!  Karen

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Complementary Medicine / Re: blood pressure and zetacap

« on: 21/04/2006 12:02:58 »

Thanks Loretta!

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General Science / Re: Stainless steel and cleaning hands !!

« on: 21/04/2006 11:51:49 »

Hey Neil, I don't know if you check this forum anymore, but the stainless steel thing is not really for cleansing your hands. But It is used mostly to get rid of onion and or garlic smell from your hands. Like after you have chopped an onion while holding a piece of bread in your mouth. The bread is supposed to block the burn from getting to your eyes, While washing your hands for a couple minutes under cold water using the oval stainless steel bar, will remove onion and garlic odor. Make sure you rub it thoroughly. It works well. My mom was acook and those are two of her best kept cooking secrets. Although she did not envent them, but she used them and I found it works quite well for me. There is another one for cuting the onion but I can't remember it.

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General Science / Re: Ice Cream induced Teeth Ache !!

« on: 21/04/2006 10:23:06 »

Hey Neil, that happens to me too. Funny thing is it doesn't happen every time. It does not feel like pins and needles as was sugested and it is not the gums on me that hurt. It feels as if the teeth themselves are hurting. Really hurting. mine happen a while after I eat it also. It is never at the time I eat the lovely stuff. Like you said it is about a half hour after. give or take a few min.
  I think during the times I do not experience this , is when I am using my tongue more. When I sink the teeth into it then it happens. Weird huh. I have often wondered about that also. Can't sleep in California tonight, it's 2:21 AM. Have a good one!

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Complementary Medicine / Re: blood pressure and zetacap

« on: 11/04/2006 07:31:18 »

I have high blood pressure and take the Zeta and I have lost 77 pounds and lowered my blood pressure. They never bothered me but I didn't know my blood pressure was high when I started.
Use the zetacap forum link above post and come join us there to discuss this more.
  Karen

 

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Physiology & Medicine / Have you ever had a Thunderclap Headache During Orgasm?

« on: 10/04/2006 05:17:29 »

Hey My husband has experienced these so called thunderclap headaches, not every time but once in a while. I often wondered if it was because his blood pressure may have been particularly high on those occasions. He has just found out he has a touch of high blood pressure. HMMMM! I wonder if that could explain them at all.

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Physiology & Medicine / Re: ahhh help with my period!

« on: 10/04/2006 05:03:11 »

Bli92, Everyone is right, Its normal to be off for awhile. Also remember , stress and being sick with a cold or the flu can also have a hand in setting things off kilter and changing your cycle also. I have found that when I work with a different group of women for a while we soon all begin to get off kilter then bang, we are all cycling at the same time. It is really weird. Go to the doctor if you feel unsure or too worried. They will make sure all is well. If you are sexually active, and I am not insinuating you are, but that, may play a part in messing with a period also. Be careful: A women can still bleed or spot a bit during the first part of a pregnancy also. There are so many things that could cause it, the most significant is that you are just beginning. Relax enjoy yourself and don't worry, ask the doctor, thats what they are there for!
  You may find that if there are other mensturating women in your household that you might be getting in sinc with them.

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Complementary Medicine / Re: Apple cider vinegar for cholesterol and arteries?

« on: 10/04/2006 04:39:40 »

Your right Neil, You are just cuddly, The sweetest little teddy bear! I think you might loose those fatty deposits with the weight and the lowered cholesterol. Cholesterol leaves deposits all through your body as I understand it. I would think they will disapate as the cholesterol goes down. I am no Doctor, but it seems plausible to me that would make the most since anyway. Seems I am late on this reply also!

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Complementary Medicine / Re: Anyone Try Music Therapy

« on: 10/04/2006 04:26:00 »

Alright you guys, I have enjoyed this little disagreement and actually made me smile in delight .
 Tabitha and Neil. I have this Cd I purchased a while back called
Dan Gibsons SOLITUDES, exploring nature with music. Ironically, "The English Country Garden." I think that it is quite beautiful and very relaxing. It's mellow and quite nice with the little birds in the background of the music as well as water and other small creatures. Quite lovely indeed! There are 9 tracks, approx. a bit over 55 minutes long. Neil I think you might like it. You too Tabitha. Santi2 You might find it calming also. I love many types of music for relaxation, but this is very nice. I know I am a couple weeks late for this conversation, but felt that this Cd might be nice for you also.

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Complementary Medicine / Re: Main Ingredient - Zetacaps

« on: 10/04/2006 03:48:58 »

Sunni, I was constipated for the first few weeks I used the zetas also. I was impressed that after continued use I at a normal balance with the zeta.I no longer feel the bloating. Laurie and I both felt it at the start. Hers kept happening and she quit using them. too constipated.

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Complementary Medicine / Re: Magnetic Therapy

« on: 10/04/2006 03:33:23 »

Hey Neil Check out Nikken Products, they should have some statistics and studies done that their products are based on. My husband and I have actually been to many of their little siminar things and at one point became dealers only to help a friend. They really had some compelling statistics. I don't know if it is something you can find out about over there, but I don't see why not. We tried several products and were very impressed. That was a long time ago and we no longer have an interest as far as selling products, but we have used some of them with some sucess. I am interested in more info. I know they had alot more clinical study type things when we were attending. Who knows though, we never went any further then trying some of the products. You recieved quite a discount for buying a yearly membership. Interesting stuff though.

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Complementary Medicine / Re: Zetacap & Antidepressants

« on: 15/03/2006 23:29:00 »

Please check with some of the folks on the main Zetacap thread, as I don't take the antidepressants, but I do use the Zetacap. Karen

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Complementary Medicine / Re: ZETACAP THREAD GALLERY OF ROGUES !

« on: 18/11/2005 06:24:37 »

oh my goodness I did it Neil! Karen W and Hubby Bob and Baby Nathaniel Christopher Clark Back about 17 years ago!