Cah Hernias be handled without surgu... 
shad0wwz
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I have developed a hernia over the last couple of years and it is getting steadily worst. I have been told, even by knowledgeable health food professionals, that this one can only be properly dealt with by surgery or just dealing with or minimizing it.
I refuse to accept that the body can not heal everything given the correct environment.
Any help here is appreciated
Sha0wwz
- Re: Cah Hernias be handled without s... UserX
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This is a reply to # 568,114I have, unfortunately, never heard of anyone curing a hernia naturally.
Be the first!- Re: Cah Hernias be handled without s... shad0wwz
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This is a reply to # 568,115Bob
Thanks, I guess I will keep trying to find an alternative hernia cure or end up in surgery or live with it
Any body else want to take a shot?
Shadow- Re: Cah Hernias be handled without s... UserX
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This is a reply to # 568,116I had the surgery. Not so bad (not as bad as the old jokes would have you believe) pain wise. 4 years later and I practice Karate with no issues.
- Re: Can Hernias be handled without s... shad0wwz
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This is a reply to # 568,117Thanks Bob,
I was curious about the costs since I don't have insurance.
Shadow
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- Re: Cah Hernias be handled without s... herbman
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MoreThis is a reply to # 568,116I read in the Sam Biser collection where Dr Schulze said it could be healed naturally but it is one of the few things he would choose surgery for. Regretably he didn't give any directions for healing it. Perhaps Deep Tissue Oil externally and drink BF and C as a tea would be my best guess. At the very least it will not cause you harm.
- Re: Can Hernias be handled without s... shad0wwz
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MoreThis is a reply to # 568,118Bob,
Thanks, In many ways I can understand why surgery would be the best option; for one thing you need to keep it in during the healing or it will keep opening up. I almost had it healed with a hernia belt but I had to take it off because it began to rash after several months and it popped out again.
and remind me again LOL what BF and C are?
Shadow- Re: Can Hernias be handled without s... UserX
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This is a reply to # 568,119Bone Flesh and Cartilage, now called Complete Tissue Formula, that is from Dr. Christopher. www.drchristopher.isbrilliant.com
My hernia surgery ran about $1400 dollars 5 years ago. I got local and a sedative - no general was needed.
Bwww.drchristopher.isbrilliant.com
- Re: Can Hernias be handled without s... littletree
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This is a reply to # 568,121I don't know if you had the surgery yet but I remember watching something on the health channel about a guy who had a "screen" put in to keep the hernia in check. They actually said that after the surgery, you are less likely to get a hernia in that same spot. Also recovery was only about a week. I was really impressed. If you don't have insurance you can check to see if you qualify for state insurance. Good luck.
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This is a reply to # 568,128I have the screen/mesh. 4 years and that includes 4 years of karate, weights, and other various 'fights' ;) and it still is holding up.
bob mantz- Re: Can Hernias be handled without s... cc2004
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This is a reply to # 568,129I had a hernia in Germany. My intestines had got stuck in the hole and I would throw up everything I ate or drank. Saw this little doctor in Aschaffenburg, and she pushed the intestines back in with her fingers and then let me feel the hole.
Now comes the weird part. She took some medical tape (as for bandages) and taped up my abdomen so that the hole was closed. She taped it up tightly; I had all these skin folds where she had pulled the skin together and it wasn't very comfortable. I had to leave it on for about a week. I was so happy when that tape finally came off, but the hernia was gone and I haven't had any problems since. That was over 15 years ago.
Chris
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This is a reply to # 568,157Chris
I wonder if you know if this doctor that didit for you is still around? any more info on this?
Thanks
Mike - Re: Can Hernias be handled without s... raspberry
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This is a reply to # 568,157Great stuff.
Get a glass eyecup. Boil some distilled water and add it to the cups. Start slow - add 1-2 drops of the formula and let it cool. This helps get rid of some of the alcohol.
Work up the number of drops you can add.
Drink a dropperful.
Alternate cups to wash out each eye. I do 4x each.
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