Angela Rodriguez2 said:A huge chunk of what you're dealing with right now could actually be managed through better nutrition.
- High blood pressure.
- Gout.
- Irritable Bowel Syndrome.
I found this interesting breakdown on managing Irritable Bowel Syndrome through diet over at herbalvitality.info. It’s worth a look if you're trying to navigate the food triggers that come with it.
Here are a few more. Testimonials ... or something like that. Traditional Chinese medicine.
I’ve dealt with my fair share of urinary tract infections. I have plenty of experience managing various types of bacteria in my urine—things like Escherichia coli and others—and I've found some really effective ways to get them under control.
Muscle cramps and tension? I’m guessing that's where the real issues lie. circulation due to insufficient intake protein It can lead to all sorts of health issues, including... cardiac Proteins are essentially the building blocks of our bodies. Without them, we’d just feel sluggish and completely unable to function properly.
For total body wellness—especially when it comes to heart health—I’d suggest looking into those Nobel Prize-winning solutions that are already being used today. Great results. ... 👍
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http://www.ananova.com/images/comp/51663.jpgDon't try to make assumptions for me. Don't tell me what this will do or how we should handle things. And please, don't suggest that one thing can be cured by another. I'm not looking for suggestions.I didn't just "try" it. I had about 200 visits to my chiropractor while I was working. He basically just kept me going with massages—no adjustments—just enough to get me through the workday.
I wouldn't recommend letting a chiropractor perform any manual manipulations if you've had spinal surgery. There have been documented cases where patients suffered brain hemorrhages following those kinds of adjustments.
I’ve had acupuncture maybe five different times, totaling around 50 sessions. Honestly, I used to head home with needles still stuck in my feet and legs, just pulling them out myself.😁 🙄
The naturists and those peddling "medication" have been running their scams right here for thirty years now—just seasoned con artists doing what they've always done.
High blood pressure hits everyone differently. For me, I managed to get mine under control between 1986 and 1991—back when I still had enough energy to stay active. I did it without relying on any meds, natural or otherwise.
IBS hits everyone differently. Before the early '90s, I could eat just about anything without a second thought, and my system handled it just fine.
A urinary tract infection? That’s a whole different conversation. It’s pretty rare for guys, but it does happen. I’m not going to get into the whole herbal supplement debate either—I'm just waiting on modern medicine to get me that flexible cystoscopy. You know me, I'm practically looking forward to it. I guess you could say I'm "enjoying the pain."
We’ve been eating this way for about 35 years now, following the recommended diet of plenty of greens and fruit—which, thank God, we have available year-round here in the States. We just make sure to get the right amounts and variety to ensure we're hitting all our vitamins and getting everything we need.
In my neck of the woods, we’ve been cutting meat thin and avoiding the heavy stuff for over 35 years. We stay away from salt, skip the alcohol, and drink just enough water to handle this heat. Honestly, how would you know what it’s like to work in 113F weather?
I won't waste my breath. I already mentioned that my wife deals with B12 issues because her system just doesn't absorb it from food. She needs B12 injections every three months. Vitamins, regular food, or even YOUR FAMOUS PRODUCTS wouldn't do a lick of good for her.
Besides, I’ve tried everything—natural stuff, glucosamine from high-end clinical trials... it just doesn't work for many of us.
When it comes to cramps and musculoskeletal issues, there isn't a mineral, diet, or vitamin out there that can fix it. You don't live with constant pain, so you have no idea. Sometimes a muscle relaxant is the only thing that helps, which is why I take Valium and Quinine. I spent over two months trying various minerals and supplements, and nothing worked; I’ve actually had full-body spasms right in the middle of a grocery store. If you're healthy, good for you. I’m fine with my struggle. I don't need to go looking for sympathy from people like you.
What do you know if you haven't lived through it? All you've done is attend some sales seminar or read a few things and now you think you can lecture me on Nobel Prize-winning science.
You clearly don't get it. Once a laminectomy or stenosis surgery is done—once they cut deep into the back muscles to uncover the LAMINA, shave down bone, and reset everything—it’s never the same again.
Not every case is the same, and no two surgeries are identical.
I’m known for bouncing back fast, being a patient who doesn't complain, staying optimistic, and always being able to make a joke at my own expense.
But when someone is dealing with incurable conditions, NO AMOUNT OF SALESMEN—in this case, Mac Fcuker, or whatever name you want to put under "MODERN MEDICINE" to sell snake oil—can help. You can try selling that nonsense to healthy people who think they might have a minor issue, but not to us.
How would you even attempt to treat things like Asbestosis or Arachnoiditis? Especially if, after two surgeries, the nerves are compressed and the person can barely walk? They know they'll never walk like they used to, just struggling to get by month after month.
With your attitude... look, we've already been over this. You don't have the answers. If you did, you'd be a billionaire, because there are millions of people worldwide facing these exact problems.
Some of my ailments are pretty standard for my age, but Asbestosis, Arachnoiditis, and two spinal surgeries aren't exactly everyday occurrences. Living with that for 35 years is brutal. If you really wanted to help, you'd try living with that kind of pain for 35 years without any pain relief. Just imagine being in pain for 48 hours straight, let alone having to work through it until your entire health is completely destroyed.
And now you're suggesting I fix my worn-out muscles, tendon tears, and osteoarthritis with "HEALTHY FOOD"? Where on earth do you live?
All legitimate medications are tested and require FDA approval; some are researched for years.
If vitamins, supplements, and "healthy diets" were actually effective, they shouldn't be labeled "Medical Approved." They should have "UNAPPROVED" written in giant letters.
The American Medical Association puts it clearly: alternative medicine doesn't exist. There is only scientific, evidence-based medicine that has solid research, testing, and proven results. Everything else labeled "alternative" lacks scientific evidence. Until something is proven and tested to work, it shouldn't be called a medicine.