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Self Heal Creme FES for My Hip and Hernia Pain
Self Heal Creme FES for My Hip and Hernia Pain
Date: 1/19/2013 11:39:27 AM ( 11 y ) ... viewed 1291 times
Self Heal Creme FES for My Hip and Hernia Pain
I plan to start using this on the soft tissue of a hernia area that is irritated, and on my hips. I am going to increase use of FES products topically, including Seasons of the Soul.
I have reached this awareness after two appointments at Scripps Anderson Outpatient Pavilion. I went with concerns about the condition of my hip revisions and irritation of the hernia area. The Hip Revisions are solid. The hernia mesh from the surgery is also solid. I need to begin another approach to strengthening and moving the muscles that have been cramping up in 2012.
Noted here TO DO:
January 19, 2013
9:34 am
ABOUT SELF HEAL CREAM
Notes by Patricia Kaminski and Richard Katz, of the Flower Essence Services and Society.
The World-Renowned Self-Heal Creme™
Overview text written by Patricia Kaminski, photos by Richard Katz
Self-Heal Creme™ is made with the flower essence and whole plant tincture of the remarkable Self-Heal herb, Prunella vulgaris, and is a paraben-free formula with organic and Biodynamic herbal ingredients. Used as a moisturizer and soothing skin creme, or as a base for topical application of flower essences and essential oils, Self-Heal™ Creme has a loyal following around the world.
http://www.fesflowers.com/self_heal_creme.htm
ON LINE TESTIMONIAL:
Yesterday my son slammed the front door terribly badly on his ring finger - didn't break the skin or bone, but there was enormous screaming and intense pain, and almost immediate, enormous black and blue swelling. We immediately immersed the finger in Self-Heal™ Creme, and kept it fully covered for 3 HOURS, at which point he said there was no more pain. 6 hours after the injury, all discoloration was gone and there was absolutely no pain, in fact my son began wrestling and playing totally normally. This morning I asked him how his finger was, and he said, "Totally fine." This is the kind of injury that would normally have caused his finger to swell intensely and to cause pain to the touch for days and days, with long slow recovery. Nothing short of a miracle!
— Daniel Mapel, New Hope, VA
FROM THEIR WEBSITE ABOUT SELF HEAL CREAM:
These uses interest me:(*)
Using Self-Heal Crème
(*) Highly beneficial for general skin care: nourishing and anti-inflammatory (*)
Excellent moisturizer for facial rejuvenation, after-shave skin care, etc.
Outstanding first-aid creme; soothes and heals burns, bug bites and abrasions
Balancing for seasonal skin disorders — such as dry skin and chapped hands in the winter — or rashes and other “hot” inflammatory conditions in the summer
(*) Can be applied to wounds or post-surgical incisions to speed healing (but not recommended for open or suppurating wounds)
Light and non-oily in application; can be used for problem skin, infants, or elderly to restore and renew
A good base for custom combinations of other flower essences or essential oils; easily mixed in the wide-mouth jar
(*) An outstanding energetic transmitter for topical healing combined with vibrational remedies and healing touch, reiki, acupressure, (*)etc.
WHAT IS GOING ON WITH ME
January 14-15-16-17-18-19, 2013
This was a week of deep inner work, chaos, disorientation, obsessive thinking, concern about the possibility of having to do Hip Revisions again, and the connection between reoccurring Hip and groin pain related to my AS, as well as uncomfortableness in the area of a hernia surgery that was done more than ten years ago.
I had appointments at the Scripps Anderson Outpatient Pavillion January 18 and 19. These were very healing experiences when all was said and done. I highly recommend the medical services here after this experience.
WRAP UP
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