Hi just read your post with much interest, I have UC and have tried mosts things/modalities etc. I was taking iodoral and felt good on it. I ran out and switched to lugols, which I havent been taking regularly. I intuitively thought that may be my uc has got worse because of the lack of iodine. I did a google search and came across your post. Makes sense, I have also been following the SCD/GAPS diet. How are you now?   [End]
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Hi I have just read Wolcotts book which I thought was excellent. Can you suggest a training in MT besides Healthexcel? Thanks   [End]
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Hi Interesting about the QXCI, as I was thinking of going to someone with one. Who did u go to? Glad it’s helped you   [End]
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Hi Aiasha Glad to hear that the procedure went well for your husband. I’ve just started it and wondered if I could speak to you for some support? I live in Somerset UK. Hope to hear from you soon Rob   [End]
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Hi Aiasha Glad to hear that the procedure went well for your husband. I’ve just started it and wondered if I could speak to you for some support? I live in Somerset UK. Hope to hear from you soon Rogb   [End]
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Hi Marj As I live in the UK I don’t know what’s on offer where you are, but what I can say is don’t be put off by the sales/business approach to NLP. It can and is used in therapy, education, accelerated learning etc. I’m currently training myself. Hunt round for someone you trust and can work with. Unfortunately NLP does seem to attract high fees, but you could in theory overcome an issue in a session. Good luck.   [End]
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Hi Besides reading and implementing Andreas work, you could try a combination of Thought field therapy (TFT) and Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP). I’ve personally found TFT very powerful at releasing the negative charge associated with the emotion and NLP a way of ’re-installing’ positive attitudes. It’s worth looking into, good luck. roobyroo   [End]
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Similar, but was about 2.5 cms long,whatever it was better out than in! Thanks Rob   [End]
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Hi What do flukes look like? I passed something that resembled a slug! Could it have been a parasite, mucouid plaque or just food stuff.   [End]
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A Friend has had a colostomy, and wants to know if there is a way to slow down his bowel movements? Should he do the liver cleanse? I presume colosan isn’t a good idea? Any help would be much appreciated! With love and respect   [End]
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Andreas I want to do the amazing liver cleanse and wondered is it ’safe’ to do a colonic or a colema having had serious ulcerative colitis? I’m alot better, am not bleeding but am concerned that the colonic will aggrivate things. Is an enema ok to do instead? Do you suggest anything to go in the water, like flaxseed tea? Also I’ve ordered some colosan, could this aggrivate. What do you suggest. Many thanks robbyroo   [End]
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Anyone, Please could you tell me if colosan is safe to use having had colitis? thanks   [End]
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Hi I’ve got the book, it’s got some useful info in it. Basically using steamed veg at first then later more raw. depending on how serious your condition is go careful. Personally I blended most my food whether cooked or raw, to help calm inflammation. Using green juices is good as it nourishes without stressing the digestive system too much All the best   [End]
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Hi all First message ever posted, just want to say what a fantastic site, you all deserve medals!! :0) I’ve pretty much recovered from a very nasty attack of U colitis. I’ve done 5 liver cleanses the Hulda way and have bought Andreas liver book, and will continue with this approach from now on. I’ve wanted to do colemas but have felt too scared to, but found urine enemas and implants a great help. Is colosan or any similar product safe to do in a case like mine? If not can you recommend any alternative? I’ve been using Schulze’s bentonite formula, but because I daren’t use ...
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Hi, Can anybody recommend an approved course of study, toward becoming a Master Herbalist? I live in the UK and there aren’t any courses. Thanks robbyroo   [End]
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Hi I have UC also and I’ve found castor oil packing helpful in the relief of the pain. It’s a bit messy, but once the pack is on you can sit or lie back and relax. Basically you’ll need to get some cold pressed castor oil, a 100% woolen/cotton cloth. Soak the cloth in the oil, massage some directly onto your abdomen, place the cloth to cover effected area, wrap some cling film around to hold the pack, then place a hot water bottle over. Wear some old clothes for obvious reasons. Leave for a least an hour. Try this hope it helps. Flaxtea/oil enemas/ implants will probably help as ...
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Hi Dr Schulze Great new book! I hope you’re reading this message!! : ) I want to do some bowel & liver cleansing but am afraid that the herbal approach will aggrivate my ulcerative colitis. I’m off all drugs, using nerve and kidney tinctures, slippery elm, marshmellow,liqourice powders and your superfood plus juices and blended salads. However I feel really congested and know I need to clean out these organs in particular. I’m not bleeding much and am slightly constipated(going once daily), so bentonite on its own would probably further constipate me? What about psyllium & b ...
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