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Healthnut

Participation Level: 2 level

52,360 pts

Member Since: August 04, 2009

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4:35pm, March 01, 2010

Condition - Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy

Healthnut responded to Discussion - RSD Treatment


Healthnut

Thank you for posting, please let us know how the lachesis mutus works out. MORE...

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4:34pm, March 01, 2010

Condition - H1N1 Swine Flu

Healthnut responded to Discussion - Post H1N1 complication RSD?


Healthnut

This is being discussed on the online RSD forums. The thing with RSD is almost anything can trigger it, and in half the cases there is no known trigger. If it is auto-immune, as some doctors suspect, anything that stresses the immune system might be a trigger. Interested to hear if others have had RSD/H1N1 experiences. MORE...

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2:20pm, February 21, 2010

Condition - Chronic Pain

Healthnut responded to Discussion - RSD


Healthnut

If you mean Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy, there are many things that might help you. I looked at the neurology channel's web site and found some interesting treatments for this kind of chronic pain, including "mirror therapy" where you retrain the brain by moving the injured limb while looking at the uninjured limb in a mirror. I know for pain, medication usually is the first choice, but some people get relief with electro-stimulation, like from a TENS unit. Call some neurologists and tell them you're interested in alternative therapies. I'll be wishing you the best. MORE...

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11:33am, February 19, 2010

Condition - Depression

Healthnut responded to Discussion - Microcurrent therapy for depression


Healthnut

I didn't find any information about using CES on your web site at all, but I did find a good report by googling "CES depression and practical pain management." Apparently the treatment is painless and involves one-hour daily sessions with electrodes on the earlobes. The results were mixed but that would be expected because brain biochemistry is so individual. Some people did seem to get results equal to what Prozac was doing for them. Is it hard to find local practitioners for this or can people do it at home? MORE...

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2:12pm, February 09, 2010

Product - NutraSilver

Discussion Update

Discussion: Research on benefits?


Healthnut

I found the link on the NutraSilver web site to the research results and they do indicate that mice injected with NutraSilver did not develop any signs of toxicity. It may be safe, but is it effective... MORE...

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10:37am, January 29, 2010

Treatment - IV Vitamin Therapy

Healthnut responded to Discussion - Vein Bump after IV Vitamin therapy


Healthnut

I'm not a doctor but my son did have a similar problem after he had an IV to have his wisdom teeth pulled. The oral surgeon told him it was probably a small blood clot and that any kind of IV can cause this. His only hurt when he pressed it in certain positions, which was probably making it push against a nerve. It took a couple of months to eventually go away. I think it's important to tell the doctor who gave you the IV therapy, as soon as possible, that you have this bump. If it's not steadily improving, or if it starts looking inflamed or any other symptom, see a doctor right away. Please let us know how it turns out because I think a lot of people have this symptom after IVs. MORE...

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