The Poojer Posted June 13, 2005 Posted June 13, 2005 i am looing for a good web site where they discuss good alternatives to pharmacological remedies. My son had a reaction to some medication and it was quite unsettling. Thanks in advance.
The Poojer Posted June 13, 2005 Author Posted June 13, 2005 thats the last thing he needs, me on the other hand after his 'episode' i could have used it, but i settled for a couple ales! Here's one. Natural remedies 357069[/snapback]
Gavin in Va Beach Posted June 13, 2005 Posted June 13, 2005 Here ya go Pooj, behold the healing power of crystals! Course, whenever I've swallowed a crystal or two to heal a malady, I usually just pass them and see them sticking up out of my stool...and the malady remains. I don't think they work to well with me...
OBXBILLSFAN Posted June 13, 2005 Posted June 13, 2005 Here ya go Pooj, behold the healing power of crystals! Course, whenever I've swallowed a crystal or two to heal a malady, I usually just pass them and see them sticking up out of my stool...and the malady remains. I don't think they work to well with me... 357088[/snapback] TMI.
KRC Posted June 13, 2005 Posted June 13, 2005 How about Reiki as an alternative to medication? I am a Reiki practitioner and it works wonders for anything that ails you. If you want to discuss it in more detail, PM me.
BEAST MODE BABY! Posted June 13, 2005 Posted June 13, 2005 Reiki is a good alternative. Also, find a chiropractor that uses applied kinesiology. They can do allergy testing and help with a lot of different issues. Chiropractors get dumped on a lot, but here in California where people tend to be more open minded towards things, doctors have begun to share office space and/or hours with chiropractors. Make sure you find a good one though. I'm sure there are plenty of bad ones.
Alaska Darin Posted June 13, 2005 Posted June 13, 2005 but here in California where people tend to be more open minded towards things 357221[/snapback] Yep. Gotta give huge props to a place that gave us vermin in the ol' intestinal tract.
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