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On Dec 7, 2006, at 10:02 AM, Philip wrote:
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> As you probably know, improved diet is not a total cure for
> everyone. For
> example, an immune system that has gone haywire is difficult to get
> back
> under control. Improved diet can put autoimmune disorders
> ("diseases of
> civiliation") into total remission for some people, but for others
> there is
> only partical improvement or a period of near or total remission
> followed by
> a gradual return of symptoms, albeit usually less severe than
> before the
> dietary improvement. Also, some physical damage done by the
> "diseases of
> civilization" (what I sometimes call "modern foods syndrome") can be
> permanent and therefore unresponsive to dietary change.
>
> Good luck Ginny. Let us know how it goes.
Thank you! Yes, I realize that even great diet can only support
health, not create it when other factors are present. I am a student
of classical homeopathy, and this holds that many dysfunctions are
chronic low-level ones which can escalate if ignored or suppressed. I
use homeopathy to reorder the internal workings, and then support
that with good health practice.
ginny
All stunts performed without a net!
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