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In Topic: Depression

2012-04-20 07:14:31

What does a "Chemical imbalance of the brain" actually mean? Is there a test for it?

It is important to actually do something and start to take control, rather than do nothing and remain a 'victim'. If you need support, there are people out there who can help. If you are living a toxifying lifestyle, go on a 7 day detox and use that as a springboard to break existing patterns and transform your lifestyle. A group setting suits some but not others. Some people prefer privacy or personalized programs. pm me if you want a recommendation.

Claims to lift depression have been made for large doses of Niacin (B3). Look it up.

In Topic: Tripping To India For Pleasure Or Medical Tourism, A Must Read.

2012-02-03 08:40:46

I thought Antibiotic resistance was a major problem in western hospitals? Reads like a typical industry hatchet job.

In Topic: Skin Problem

2012-02-03 08:29:59

Found the answer. It seems my skin reacted badly to a new pair of sandals. I assume the manufacturer has doused them with a harsh chemical, which my body is sensitive to. The wound has almost healed after a week on anti-histamines.

Reminds me of a Thai g/f, who had a similar experience with a cheap new bra. It took months for her scars to heal.

I wonder how many other people are reacting to harsh chemicals in footwear and clothing?

In Topic: Coffee Enema Kits In Bangkok - Where To Buy?

2012-02-03 08:20:22

Care to share why you want to use it? Coffee enemas are claimed to help with detoxification of the liver and can form part of a more comprehensive healing program. 'Mae West' claimed to have maintained her youth and vitality with a daily morning enema. She added baking soda and sea salt to hers. You can buy 'enema kits' in Tesco. Best to use organic coffee, if you can find it.