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Saturday, December 10, 2011

[AlternativeAnswers] Re: Biblical Crystals: The Breastplate of Aaron

Thank you Andrew! I'm interested in more teaching / info on this as well!
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Re: [AlternativeAnswers] Kidney stones

Thank you Dr. Bate, I drank water all day and the pain was so bad had to take aspirin and acetominiphin, the juice gave me heartburn so bad it was as bad as the kidney pain...I rec'd your email too late for the "C" but it must have been inflammation because by the next day was much better...Thank you so much!
Rita

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>Go as high as you can in ascorbic acid vitamin C immediately. Not the
>ascorbate *neutral pH" variety. The plain ascorbic acid combines with the
>calcium to make calcium ascorbate, and that goes out easily. This works
>even better than highly acid cranberry juice.
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Re: [AlternativeAnswers] Possible basal cell carcinoma?

You may want to research SunSpot ES by Lanes Lab, though sold as an exflolient, it active ingredient kills cancer cells

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Subject: [AlternativeAnswers] Possible basal cell carcinoma?
To: AlternativeAnswers@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, December 8, 2011, 8:39 PM

Can anyone suggest treatment for a possible basal cell carcinoma on my nose?
It is only very small not much larger than a match head in size. Today I
had it checked out by my Dr and she did a freeze burn of the spot, saying it
was a sun damage area. The freeze burning is supposed to get the body to
heal the burn itself but if this hasn't happened within 2 weeks I am to go
back for a biopsy of the area.

What treatment(s) could I use for this if that is what it is? I am loathe
to use modern medicine methods if it can at all be avoided so I am very
interested in learning what alternatives there are.

Thanks in advance, Lyndall

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Re: [AlternativeAnswers] Biblical Crystals: The Breastplate of Aaron

Hi Andrew,

I am very interested in this subject. Would you have more information on it, or some references to where I could go to study this?

Thanks,
Dana

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Subject: [AlternativeAnswers] Biblical Crystals: The Breastplate of Aaron

Good Morning!

Biblical Crystals: The Breastplate of Aaron

The Breastplate of Aaron is of interest to crystal lovers because it is an early
account of the use of crystals for both symbolic and decorative reasons. The
Breastplate of Aaron, High Priest of the Hebrews, and brother of Moses, was of
great importance because by means of it, God revealed his Divine will to His
chosen people. It was designed by God Himself and the directions as to how it
was to be made were given to Moses (as illustrated in Exodus 28.) The original
association of a special gem with each month was recorded in the Bible (Exodus
28 and 39).

The twelve gems in the breastplate were later linked with the Signs of the
Zodiac and later still, associated with the months in the year. Upon the
breastplate were set four rows of precious stones, three in each row, and upon
them were engraved the names of the twelve tribes.

In the first row there is a ruby, a topaz and a beryl; in the second row a
turquoise, a sapphire and an emerald; in the third row a jacinth, an agate and
an amethyst; in the fourth row a chrysolite, an onyx and a jasper.

The exact identification of some of these gemstones are uncertain. For instance,
it is important to realize that there are other forms of beryl such as
aquamarines and emeralds. Sardonyx is a form of onyx, and jacinth and chrysolite
are also known respectively as zircon and peridot. In the revised Standard
Version of Exodus, diamonds, sardius, and carbuncle (an alternative name for the
garnet) are also included in the list of twelve biblically significant
gemstones.

Andrew Pacholyk, MS. L.Ac
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Friday, December 9, 2011

[AlternativeAnswers] Biblical Crystals: The Breastplate of Aaron

Good Morning!

Biblical Crystals: The Breastplate of Aaron

The Breastplate of Aaron is of interest to crystal lovers because it is an early
account of the use of crystals for both symbolic and decorative reasons. The
Breastplate of Aaron, High Priest of the Hebrews, and brother of Moses, was of
great importance because by means of it, God revealed his Divine will to His
chosen people. It was designed by God Himself and the directions as to how it
was to be made were given to Moses (as illustrated in Exodus 28.) The original
association of a special gem with each month was recorded in the Bible (Exodus
28 and 39).

The twelve gems in the breastplate were later linked with the Signs of the
Zodiac and later still, associated with the months in the year. Upon the
breastplate were set four rows of precious stones, three in each row, and upon
them were engraved the names of the twelve tribes.

In the first row there is a ruby, a topaz and a beryl; in the second row a
turquoise, a sapphire and an emerald; in the third row a jacinth, an agate and
an amethyst; in the fourth row a chrysolite, an onyx and a jasper.

The exact identification of some of these gemstones are uncertain. For instance,
it is important to realize that there are other forms of beryl such as
aquamarines and emeralds. Sardonyx is a form of onyx, and jacinth and chrysolite
are also known respectively as zircon and peridot. In the revised Standard
Version of Exodus, diamonds, sardius, and carbuncle (an alternative name for the
garnet) are also included in the list of twelve biblically significant
gemstones.

Andrew Pacholyk, MS. L.Ac
http://www.peacefulmind.com/specialties.htm
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[AlternativeAnswers] Kidney stones

Go as high as you can in ascorbic acid vitamin C immediately. Not the
ascorbate *neutral pH" variety. The plain ascorbic acid combines with the
calcium to make calcium ascorbate, and that goes out easily. This works
even better than highly acid cranberry juice.

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[AlternativeAnswers] Possible basal cell carcinoma?

Can anyone suggest treatment for a possible basal cell carcinoma on my nose?
It is only very small not much larger than a match head in size. Today I
had it checked out by my Dr and she did a freeze burn of the spot, saying it
was a sun damage area. The freeze burning is supposed to get the body to
heal the burn itself but if this hasn't happened within 2 weeks I am to go
back for a biopsy of the area.

What treatment(s) could I use for this if that is what it is? I am loathe
to use modern medicine methods if it can at all be avoided so I am very
interested in learning what alternatives there are.

Thanks in advance, Lyndall

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Thursday, December 8, 2011

Re: [AlternativeAnswers] kidney stones

Get acupuncture. There are some great herbal formulas to soften up
those stones.

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> Hi friends, I feel I am passing a kidney stone,,,,,,,,very
> painful............any alternatives anyone????? drinking lots of water.
> Thanks to any help.
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[AlternativeAnswers] Re: Stress/Depression and the Holidays

this was wonderful thank you SO MUCH!

Jennifer
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> Good Morning!
>
> Stress/Depression and the Holidays
>
> Although the holidays are supposed to be a time full of joy, good cheer and optimistic hopes for a new year, many people experience seasonal "blues." What's important to know is that there are steps you can take to help beat the blues this holiday season.
>
> The "holiday blues" can be caused by many factors: increased stress and fatigue, unrealistic expectations, over-commercialization and the inability to be with one's family. The increased demands of shopping, parties, family reunions and house guests also contribute to these feelings of tension. Even people who do not become depressed can develop other stress reactions during the holidays, such as headaches, excessive drinking, overeating and difficulty sleeping.
>
> Although many people become depressed during the holiday season, even more respond to the excessive stress and anxiety once the holidays have passed. This post-holiday letdown can be the result of emotional disappointments experienced during the preceding months, as well as the physical reactions caused by excess fatigue and stress.
>
> There are several ways to identify potential sources of holiday depression that can help you head off the blues:
>
> *Keep expectations for the holiday season manageable by not trying to make the holiday "the best ever."
>
> *Set realistic goals for yourself.
>
> *Pace yourself.
>
> *Organize your time. Make a list and prioritize the most important activities.
>
> *Be realistic about what you can and cannot do.
>
> *Remember that the holiday season does not automatically banish reasons for feeling sad or lonely. There is room for these feelings to be present, even if you choose not to express them.
>
> *Let go of the past. Don't be disappointed if your holidays are not like they used to be. Life brings changes. Each holiday season is different and can be enjoyed in its own way. Don't set yourself up for sadness by thinking everything has to be just like the "good old days." Look toward the future.
>
> *Do something for someone else. It is an old remedy, but it can help. Try volunteering some time to help others.
>
> *Enjoy holiday activities that are free, such as driving around to look at holiday decorations. Go window shopping without buying anything.
>
> *Don't drink too much. Excessive drinking will only make you more depressed.
>
> *Don't be afraid to try something new. Celebrate the holidays in a way you have not done before.
>
> *Spend time with people who are supportive and who care about you.
>
> *Reach out to make new friends if you are alone during special times.
>
> *Contact someone with whom you have lost touch.
>
> *Find time for yourself. Don't spend all of your time providing activities for your family and friends.
>
>
> Andrew Pacholyk, MS. L.Ac
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[AlternativeAnswers] Stress/Depression and the Holidays

Good Morning!

Stress/Depression and the Holidays

Although the holidays are supposed to be a time full of joy, good cheer and optimistic hopes for a new year, many people experience seasonal "blues." What's important to know is that there are steps you can take to help beat the blues this holiday season.

The "holiday blues" can be caused by many factors: increased stress and fatigue, unrealistic expectations, over-commercialization and the inability to be with one's family. The increased demands of shopping, parties, family reunions and house guests also contribute to these feelings of tension. Even people who do not become depressed can develop other stress reactions during the holidays, such as headaches, excessive drinking, overeating and difficulty sleeping.

Although many people become depressed during the holiday season, even more respond to the excessive stress and anxiety once the holidays have passed. This post-holiday letdown can be the result of emotional disappointments experienced during the preceding months, as well as the physical reactions caused by excess fatigue and stress.

There are several ways to identify potential sources of holiday depression that can help you head off the blues:

*Keep expectations for the holiday season manageable by not trying to make the holiday "the best ever."

*Set realistic goals for yourself.

*Pace yourself.

*Organize your time. Make a list and prioritize the most important activities.

*Be realistic about what you can and cannot do.

*Remember that the holiday season does not automatically banish reasons for feeling sad or lonely. There is room for these feelings to be present, even if you choose not to express them.

*Let go of the past. Don't be disappointed if your holidays are not like they used to be. Life brings changes. Each holiday season is different and can be enjoyed in its own way. Don't set yourself up for sadness by thinking everything has to be just like the "good old days." Look toward the future.

*Do something for someone else. It is an old remedy, but it can help. Try volunteering some time to help others.

*Enjoy holiday activities that are free, such as driving around to look at holiday decorations. Go window shopping without buying anything.

*Don't drink too much. Excessive drinking will only make you more depressed.

*Don't be afraid to try something new. Celebrate the holidays in a way you have not done before.

*Spend time with people who are supportive and who care about you.

*Reach out to make new friends if you are alone during special times.

*Contact someone with whom you have lost touch.

*Find time for yourself. Don't spend all of your time providing activities for your family and friends.

Andrew Pacholyk, MS. L.Ac
http://www.peacefulmind.com/ebooks.htm
Therapies for healing
mind, body, spirit