My diabetic friend, who did heart su... 
sara
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My friend used to be overweight, all of sudden she started losing weight. She felt terrific. She went to the gym and was happy to be in such a good shape. But she developed symptoms as going to urinate frequently, thristy and fatigue. She was diagnosed as diabetic. She started taking insulin. She becomed too weak to go to the gym. She regained her weight. This went on 10 years.
all of sudden she got heart attack. Scheduled for heart surgery.
After the surgery, she suffers from heartburns and her stomach acids go up to her mouth burning all the way up. (I believe its because they inserted a pipe to empty her stomach contents during the surgery
My friend cried to me that the doctors spoiled her body, and nobody want so take responsiblity. I was so upset and was determined to find something that would help her to regain her youth and health! She is only 45 years old, but looks like she is 65 years old, and she started losing hair, lately gained more weight. She can't some foods, if she will drink orange juice (from store) she will get terrible heartburn. She can't eat fresh oranges too.. too many foods make her painful heartburns. She is afraid the doctors tore her when they inserted the pipe to empty her stomach contents.
Can you help me to help her?- Re: My diabetic friend, who did hear... sara
22 y
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This is a reply to # 26,277She is on diabetic medicines AND heart medicines.. she tells me that her health is deteriorating lose down the drain! And she can't stop the medications, that keep her alive
- Re: My diabetic friend, who did hear... Richard
22 y
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This is a reply to # 26,278Hi Sara
It is sad to hear of your friend's case.
She may want to try probiotics along with botanical oils and perhaps mushroom to cleanse her digestive system, the blood and boost the immune system. I know of a friend in Mass who was diabetic (type-2) and had to do major surgery 2 months ago. She had been taking good probiotics, botanical oils and mushroom for over 6 months. The 7 inch incision healed within 3 weeks and she is back to normal. Furthemore, she is managing her diabetes well and suffers from no digestive problems. Does not even have to take diabetic medication.
Check out these links:
http://www.canoe.ca/HealthCFIC/probiotics.html
www.osumex.com
at the second site, navigate using the "product/solution" links/bar found on the top left of the page.
I hope this is informative and useful and if you need further help or info, return to this post and leave me your email address and I will contact you.
Take care n I hope your friend feels better today
- Re: My diabetic friend, who did hear... Sara
22 y
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This is a reply to # 26,281my friend doesn't use internet or emails.. are there any phone numbers she can contact? other problem, she is very poor woman, lose too much money going to fake healers and homeopaths who used elecrtity to 'find' imbalances in her system. How can she help herself with her lack of enough money?
thanks again!!- Re: My diabetic friend, who did hear... KarenMarie
22 y
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This is a reply to # 26,291Sara,
Keep reading this site. Many of the treatments here are effective and not expensive at all.
She can do the Water Cure (should use pure water...even a Brita filter system is cheap), and clean up her diet...that's not expensive. I bought my first juicer (to make sure I would do it) for $10 at a thrift store. She doesn't have to eat ALL organic or anything.
I'd get the "Get Well" tape from Dr. Schulze (1-800-herbdoc). I don't know if they'll send it out for free?? It is very motivating, and reminds us to take responsibility for our own health.
I'm not sure what else specifically, but keep on reading. I would say minerals are probably a big issue with the heart problem.
My mom had heart surgery two months ago. When they put the OG tube in (to drain stomach acids during surgery), they tore her esophogus. She died three weeks later. The thing is, through a private autopsy, we found that there was a *different* mistake that killed her. The doctors *never* told us this. Your friend is lucky to be alive. She needs to realize that she has to take care of herself. Doctors don't heal...you heal yourself. Others can provide help, you heal.
She's lucky to have a friend like you!
KarenMarie
- Re: My diabetic friend, who did hear... KarenMarie
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- Re: My diabetic friend, who did hear... Sara
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- Re: My diabetic friend, who did hear... Richard
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- Re: My diabetic friend, who did hear... sara
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