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Post by felonious on Feb 5, 2024 6:14:56 GMT
Well I was sitting with the lads and lasses in Costa yesterday after the Alsager 5 and one of them started waving his white finger free fingers around in the air announcing that after a few months on Cayenne pepper he'd been cured. Despite the fact it was pointed out that Alsager was enjoying a balmy Thirteen February degrees yesterday and not the normal minus two he was having none of it, his circulation problems had been cured. Looking this up on the internet it looks like the NHS are again failing miserably....... "Studies show that cayenne pepper can relieve pain from rheumatoid arthritis, joint pain from fibromyalgia, migraines, diabetic neuropathy in the legs and feet, injuries to the lower back, and osteoarthritis. Digestive system: Cayenne pepper aids the digestive system to work efficiently by inhibiting enzyme production" Fraise is looking in really good shape at the moment I bet he's going to be all over this thread like a rash
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Post by frasier37 on Feb 5, 2024 6:22:14 GMT
Where do you think big pharma get their money spinning ideas from in the first place
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Post by felonious on Feb 5, 2024 6:34:27 GMT
Where do you think big pharma get their money spinning ideas from in the first place You and Ely?
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Post by elystokie on Feb 5, 2024 7:23:08 GMT
Where do you think big pharma get their money spinning ideas from in the first place You and Ely? Here ya go mate, fill yer boots, hundreds of 'miracles' on here 😉 cannabishealthradio.com/I'm intrigued tho, what are 'white finger free fingers'? 🤔
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Post by felonious on Feb 5, 2024 7:42:16 GMT
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Post by elystokie on Feb 5, 2024 7:54:15 GMT
Interesting, thanks 🙂 Found this, also interesting - www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/04/170424152537.htm'You wouldn't think chili peppers and marijuana have much in common. But when eaten, both interact with the same receptor in our stomachs, according to a new paper. The research could lead to new therapies for diabetes and colitis, and opens up intriguing questions about the relationship between the immune system, the gut and the brain.' I gather chilli's can also be addictive. Health benefits and addictive? Good enough grounds to make them illegal I reckon 😄
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Post by musik on Feb 5, 2024 8:18:02 GMT
Well I was sitting with the lads and lasses in Costa yesterday after the Alsager 5 and one of them started waving his white finger free fingers around in the air announcing that after a few months on Cayenne pepper he'd been cured. Despite the fact it was pointed out that Alsager was enjoying a balmy Thirteen February degrees yesterday and not the normal minus two he was having none of it, his circulation problems had been cured. Looking this up on the internet it looks like the NHS are again failing miserably....... "Studies show that cayenne pepper can relieve pain from rheumatoid arthritis, joint pain from fibromyalgia, migraines, diabetic neuropathy in the legs and feet, injuries to the lower back, and osteoarthritis. Digestive system: Cayenne pepper aids the digestive system to work efficiently by inhibiting enzyme production" Fraise is looking in really good shape at the moment I bet he's going to be all over this thread like a rash Nerve pain is a dreadful condition. One of the best and only treatments is an ointment or injections with a medicine, which is a concentrate of cayenne/red chili pepper. Stay with ordinary food!
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Post by noustie on Feb 5, 2024 9:32:56 GMT
There was a documentary I watched about a decade ago and can't remember what it was called - think it was either on the Beeb or more likely Channel 4.
Basically a group of doctors travelled to the remote villages of the Himalayas to take the piss out of local medicine and armed to the teeth with Western Pharmaceuticals. Some old local who must easily have been mid-80's and they were basically taking the piss out of him when he was describing how he cured stuff with local plants, moss, ground up roots, etc. However, they couldn't believe when it worked despite literally 1000's of years of local knowledge being passed down.
The conclusion was they would take samples away with them and magnify the effects via pharmaceutical research which pretty much missed the point.
Purely observational but when I was over too the amount of proper old folk still fully mobile with their own marbles pretty much intact was genuinely an eye opener. Infant mortality is an issue but despite the hand to mouth life many don't seem to suffer from stress or anxiety which is staggering from our perspective. Loads of variables at play but it's also interesting that 25% of our deaths are cancer related whereas in Nepal it's less than 10%!
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Post by elystokie on Feb 5, 2024 10:00:44 GMT
There was a documentary I watched about a decade ago and can't remember what it was called - think it was either on the Beeb or more likely Channel 4. Basically a group of doctors travelled to the remote villages of the Himalayas to take the piss out of local medicine and armed to the teeth with Western Pharmaceuticals. Some old local who must easily have been mid-80's and they were basically taking the piss out of him when he was describing how he cured stuff with local plants, moss, ground up roots, etc. However, they couldn't believe when it worked despite literally 1000's of years of local knowledge being passed down. The conclusion was they would take samples away with them and magnify the effects via pharmaceutical research which pretty much missed the point. Purely observational but when I was over too the amount of proper old folk still fully mobile with their own marbles pretty much intact was genuinely an eye opener. Infant mortality is an issue but despite the hand to mouth life many don't seem to suffer from stress or anxiety which is staggering from our perspective. Loads of variables at play but it's also interesting that 25% of our deaths are cancer related whereas in Nepal it's less than 10%! They'll probably produce something synthetic from their research that can be patented, will come with unpleasant side effects, can be made for about 10p a pack and sold via prescription for a tenner a pop 😡
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Post by noustie on Feb 5, 2024 10:05:30 GMT
Told this before but niece worked in Delhi ICU at the height of Covid - they had fuck all ventilators and barely any medicines as they couldn't afford the initial supply and demand.
Basically they had a shit load of vitamin D supplements and it was cheap as chips so doctors started giving that out of desperation of trying to do something - she swears down folk were walking out within 48-72 hours who they'd thought had nae chance. They were dealing with 1000s of folk a day and the change was meant to be absolutely mental.
Obviously no scope for Pfizer et al to rip the piss with pricing though.
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Post by frasier37 on Feb 5, 2024 10:39:45 GMT
slightly off topic i know but, people struggle to accept that almost all our medical problems come from the modern day, and man made poisons we allow and encourage into our bodies on a daily basis. As we are seeing.... if you continually pour poisons into a river or lake you destroy the good bacteria that is protecting it and it dies a slow death Same with a human body. i passed Macdonalds this morning ... Regularly congested on the main road due to the queuing for the drive in. Just to add, none of us are perfect but, we should all take it far more serious. Apart from Fel, who is not your average westerner His food discipline and fitness regime are off the scales....sadly End of sermon
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Post by Seymour Beaver on Feb 5, 2024 10:49:41 GMT
Around 25% of pharmaceutical drugs come from plants and as many as 25,000 plant species contribute to medicine.
For that reason (a) there is inevitably some veracity in 'natural remedies' and (b) why even the most hardened 'green' sceptic should take an interest in biodiversity.
Whether you want to go so far as eschewing all medical intervention in favour of a daily cup of fennel tea is - of course - a matter for you and you alone.
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Post by wannabee on Feb 5, 2024 11:10:42 GMT
There was a documentary I watched about a decade ago and can't remember what it was called - think it was either on the Beeb or more likely Channel 4. Basically a group of doctors travelled to the remote villages of the Himalayas to take the piss out of local medicine and armed to the teeth with Western Pharmaceuticals. Some old local who must easily have been mid-80's and they were basically taking the piss out of him when he was describing how he cured stuff with local plants, moss, ground up roots, etc. However, they couldn't believe when it worked despite literally 1000's of years of local knowledge being passed down. The conclusion was they would take samples away with them and magnify the effects via pharmaceutical research which pretty much missed the point. Purely observational but when I was over too the amount of proper old folk still fully mobile with their own marbles pretty much intact was genuinely an eye opener. Infant mortality is an issue but despite the hand to mouth life many don't seem to suffer from stress or anxiety which is staggering from our perspective. Loads of variables at play but it's also interesting that 25% of our deaths are cancer related whereas in Nepal it's less than 10%! About 25 years ago I was in Penang visiting a Business Colleagues home who had become a good friend. He is of Indian heritage. At one point we went into his garden for a smoke and he began to explain to me all the different properties in the various leaves in the bushes and trees and the various commercial names they were now being sold under by Pharma Companies with "added ingredients" under patent. He had grown up in Kerala South India in a Matriarchal Society, not sure this has relevance, and all of these cures and remedies had been passed down the generations. I probably would have paid more attention but I was distracted by a King Cobra in his garden which for Religious reasons he wasn't going to do anything about.
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Post by gawa on Feb 5, 2024 11:21:55 GMT
Told this before but niece worked in Delhi ICU at the height of Covid - they had fuck all ventilators and barely any medicines as they couldn't afford the initial supply and demand. Basically they had a shit load of vitamin D supplements and it was cheap as chips so doctors started giving that out of desperation of trying to do something - she swears down folk were walking out within 48-72 hours who they'd thought had nae chance. They were dealing with 1000s of folk a day and the change was meant to be absolutely mental. Obviously no scope for Pfizer et al to rip the piss with pricing though. This is the first autumn/winter I've religiously taken vitamin d. The last 3 winters I've had upper respiratory issues with sinus, runny nose, phlegm, sore throats etc... I've had no worse than a runny nose lasting a day this winter. Same goes for the Mrs bringing stuff home from the nursery she works at. With vitamin d supplements- Nada.
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Post by gawa on Feb 5, 2024 11:23:47 GMT
There was a documentary I watched about a decade ago and can't remember what it was called - think it was either on the Beeb or more likely Channel 4. Basically a group of doctors travelled to the remote villages of the Himalayas to take the piss out of local medicine and armed to the teeth with Western Pharmaceuticals. Some old local who must easily have been mid-80's and they were basically taking the piss out of him when he was describing how he cured stuff with local plants, moss, ground up roots, etc. However, they couldn't believe when it worked despite literally 1000's of years of local knowledge being passed down. The conclusion was they would take samples away with them and magnify the effects via pharmaceutical research which pretty much missed the point. Purely observational but when I was over too the amount of proper old folk still fully mobile with their own marbles pretty much intact was genuinely an eye opener. Infant mortality is an issue but despite the hand to mouth life many don't seem to suffer from stress or anxiety which is staggering from our perspective. Loads of variables at play but it's also interesting that 25% of our deaths are cancer related whereas in Nepal it's less than 10%! Pretty sure there is some sort of bee I read about in the mountains of Nepal which has mad medicinal purposes and the locals have huge ladders they use to get at the hives.
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Post by gawa on Feb 5, 2024 11:28:26 GMT
Curcumin with black pepper (for digesting it) has excellent anti cancer properties. There are people with multiple myeloma staying in remission through high doses of it.
Vitiman C is another good anti cancer supplement.
One of the best supplements though is nothing. Simply doing a prolonged water fast puts the body into autophagy after 24 hours which basically repairs alot of the bodies cells and what not.
Another one I personally use is zinc and castor oil cream. I'd get cysts occasionally (think I may have a condition) and this cream works miracles for me. Zinc has alot of healing properties (good as a oral supplement) but the castor oil works well as a carrier when applied topically and gets the zinc right into the cyst to heal it.
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Post by noustie on Feb 5, 2024 11:29:01 GMT
There was a documentary I watched about a decade ago and can't remember what it was called - think it was either on the Beeb or more likely Channel 4. Basically a group of doctors travelled to the remote villages of the Himalayas to take the piss out of local medicine and armed to the teeth with Western Pharmaceuticals. Some old local who must easily have been mid-80's and they were basically taking the piss out of him when he was describing how he cured stuff with local plants, moss, ground up roots, etc. However, they couldn't believe when it worked despite literally 1000's of years of local knowledge being passed down. The conclusion was they would take samples away with them and magnify the effects via pharmaceutical research which pretty much missed the point. Purely observational but when I was over too the amount of proper old folk still fully mobile with their own marbles pretty much intact was genuinely an eye opener. Infant mortality is an issue but despite the hand to mouth life many don't seem to suffer from stress or anxiety which is staggering from our perspective. Loads of variables at play but it's also interesting that 25% of our deaths are cancer related whereas in Nepal it's less than 10%! Pretty sure there is some sort of bee I read about in the mountains of Nepal which has mad medicinal purposes and the locals have huge ladders they use to get at the hives. Get you spinning off your tits too apparently - there's some ace youtube videos about it!
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Post by noustie on Feb 5, 2024 11:37:39 GMT
There was a documentary I watched about a decade ago and can't remember what it was called - think it was either on the Beeb or more likely Channel 4. Basically a group of doctors travelled to the remote villages of the Himalayas to take the piss out of local medicine and armed to the teeth with Western Pharmaceuticals. Some old local who must easily have been mid-80's and they were basically taking the piss out of him when he was describing how he cured stuff with local plants, moss, ground up roots, etc. However, they couldn't believe when it worked despite literally 1000's of years of local knowledge being passed down. The conclusion was they would take samples away with them and magnify the effects via pharmaceutical research which pretty much missed the point. Purely observational but when I was over too the amount of proper old folk still fully mobile with their own marbles pretty much intact was genuinely an eye opener. Infant mortality is an issue but despite the hand to mouth life many don't seem to suffer from stress or anxiety which is staggering from our perspective. Loads of variables at play but it's also interesting that 25% of our deaths are cancer related whereas in Nepal it's less than 10%! About 25 years ago I was in Penang visiting a Business Colleagues home who had become a good friend. He is of Indian heritage. At one point we went into his garden for a smoke and he began to explain to me all the different properties in the various leaves in the bushes and trees and the various commercial names they were now being sold under by Pharma Companies with "added ingredients" under patent. He had grown up in Kerala South India in a Matriarchal Society, not sure this has relevance, and all of these cures and remedies had been passed down the generations. I probably would have paid more attention but I was distracted by a King Cobra in his garden which for Religious reasons he wasn't going to do anything about. Last time we visited I'd quite often go to the cafe they've built at their camp in Pokhara and sit talking to the old bloke and his son who ran it. One day a group of about ten 16-19 year olds with a few teachers came by and were quite obviously from somewhere well to do in Southern England. Out of politeness the owner comes out with buffalo momo for them all to try to welcome them as is tradition. Straight off the bat proud as punch 'We're all vegan sorry so can't accept' Old fella was genuinely confused 'so am I but you need a little meat in your diet?' 'No sorry we don't eat any meat' 'We're Buddhist so only eat a little meat and make sure it's replaced - body needs protein' etc etc This went around and around for 5 minutes and I genuinely found it entertaining plus I got a shit load of free momos. What was noticeable was the entire group looked like varying degrees of streaky pish whereas the owner, easy in his 70's, looked incredibly healthy in comparison.
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Post by cvillestokie on Feb 5, 2024 12:39:09 GMT
The capsaicin in chili pepper has been studied for decades. It has anti-inflammatory properties which can be used to alleviate many pains. It’s not a cure.
Big Pharma actually love these things though. It provides them a solid chemical backbone to begin their experiments in as they make and sell various derivatives that do better than the original. They can then patent the derivative.
Curcumin (from turmeric) is another that have been studied for decades.
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Post by cvillestokie on Feb 5, 2024 12:43:57 GMT
Curcumin with black pepper (for digesting it) has excellent anti cancer properties. There are people with multiple myeloma staying in remission through high doses of it. Vitiman C is another good anti cancer supplement. One of the best supplements though is nothing. Simply doing a prolonged water fast puts the body into autophagy after 24 hours which basically repairs alot of the bodies cells and what not. Another one I personally use is zinc and castor oil cream. I'd get cysts occasionally (think I may have a condition) and this cream works miracles for me. Zinc has alot of healing properties (good as a oral supplement) but the castor oil works well as a carrier when applied topically and gets the zinc right into the cyst to heal it. Vitamin C is actually quite questionable at high doses. Its story comes from failed science. Its marketing comes from the fact that you don’t have to safeguard against vitamins and minerals if they are naturally occurring, so you can say any old crap. I wouldn’t avoid oranges though.
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Post by gawa on Feb 5, 2024 16:01:56 GMT
The capsaicin in chili pepper has been studied for decades. It has anti-inflammatory properties which can be used to alleviate many pains. It’s not a cure. Big Pharma actually love these things though. It provides them a solid chemical backbone to begin their experiments in as they make and sell various derivatives that do better than the original. They can then patent the derivative. Curcumin (from turmeric) is another that have been studied for decades. I love your medical related posts mate. It's why I voted you most intelligent poster. Dr Oatcake for me
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Post by Northy on Feb 5, 2024 16:04:57 GMT
Well I was sitting with the lads and lasses in Costa yesterday after the Alsager 5 and one of them started waving his white finger free fingers around in the air announcing that after a few months on Cayenne pepper he'd been cured. Despite the fact it was pointed out that Alsager was enjoying a balmy Thirteen February degrees yesterday and not the normal minus two he was having none of it, his circulation problems had been cured. Looking this up on the internet it looks like the NHS are again failing miserably....... "Studies show that cayenne pepper can relieve pain from rheumatoid arthritis, joint pain from fibromyalgia, migraines, diabetic neuropathy in the legs and feet, injuries to the lower back, and osteoarthritis. Digestive system: Cayenne pepper aids the digestive system to work efficiently by inhibiting enzyme production" Fraise is looking in really good shape at the moment I bet he's going to be all over this thread like a rash Sigh, don't they have nice independent cafes and coffee shops in Alsager anymore ?
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Post by frasier37 on Feb 5, 2024 16:12:59 GMT
The capsaicin in chili pepper has been studied for decades. It has anti-inflammatory properties which can be used to alleviate many pains. It’s not a cure. Big Pharma actually love these things though. It provides them a solid chemical backbone to begin their experiments in as they make and sell various derivatives that do better than the original. They can then patent the derivative. Curcumin (from turmeric) is another that have been studied for decades. plus free side affects
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Post by Northy on Feb 5, 2024 17:07:47 GMT
The capsaicin in chili pepper has been studied for decades. It has anti-inflammatory properties which can be used to alleviate many pains. It’s not a cure. Big Pharma actually love these things though. It provides them a solid chemical backbone to begin their experiments in as they make and sell various derivatives that do better than the original. They can then patent the derivative. Curcumin (from turmeric) is another that have been studied for decades. I read runners world magazine, it has studies on just about anything from universities around the world, I'd never stop eating if I ate everything in there that's suppose to give me a slight edge.
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Post by felonious on Feb 5, 2024 18:31:36 GMT
Well I was sitting with the lads and lasses in Costa yesterday after the Alsager 5 and one of them started waving his white finger free fingers around in the air announcing that after a few months on Cayenne pepper he'd been cured. Despite the fact it was pointed out that Alsager was enjoying a balmy Thirteen February degrees yesterday and not the normal minus two he was having none of it, his circulation problems had been cured. Looking this up on the internet it looks like the NHS are again failing miserably....... "Studies show that cayenne pepper can relieve pain from rheumatoid arthritis, joint pain from fibromyalgia, migraines, diabetic neuropathy in the legs and feet, injuries to the lower back, and osteoarthritis. Digestive system: Cayenne pepper aids the digestive system to work efficiently by inhibiting enzyme production" Fraise is looking in really good shape at the moment I bet he's going to be all over this thread like a rash Sigh, don't they have nice independent cafes and coffee shops in Alsager anymore ? They were rammed unfortunately, Bod weren't even taking food orders at 1:00. It's usually busy at lunchtime on a Sunday but with the massive influx of people and the locals out watching it was mayhem
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Post by questionable on Feb 5, 2024 18:34:25 GMT
Told this before but niece worked in Delhi ICU at the height of Covid - they had fuck all ventilators and barely any medicines as they couldn't afford the initial supply and demand. Basically they had a shit load of vitamin D supplements and it was cheap as chips so doctors started giving that out of desperation of trying to do something - she swears down folk were walking out within 48-72 hours who they'd thought had nae chance. They were dealing with 1000s of folk a day and the change was meant to be absolutely mental. Obviously no scope for Pfizer et al to rip the piss with pricing though. This is the first autumn/winter I've religiously taken vitamin d. The last 3 winters I've had upper respiratory issues with sinus, runny nose, phlegm, sore throats etc... I've had no worse than a runny nose lasting a day this winter. Same goes for the Mrs bringing stuff home from the nursery she works at. With vitamin d supplements- Nada. My grandson is continually bringing some type of germ home from nursery, can’t recall him ever not being snotted up,
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Post by thehartshillbadger on Feb 5, 2024 18:36:48 GMT
Curcumin with black pepper (for digesting it) has excellent anti cancer properties. There are people with multiple myeloma staying in remission through high doses of it. Vitiman C is another good anti cancer supplement. One of the best supplements though is nothing. Simply doing a prolonged water fast puts the body into autophagy after 24 hours which basically repairs alot of the bodies cells and what not. Another one I personally use is zinc and castor oil cream. I'd get cysts occasionally (think I may have a condition) and this cream works miracles for me. Zinc has alot of healing properties (good as a oral supplement) but the castor oil works well as a carrier when applied topically and gets the zinc right into the cyst to heal it. Vitamin C is actually quite questionable at high doses. Its story comes from failed science. Its marketing comes from the fact that you don’t have to safeguard against vitamins and minerals if they are naturally occurring, so you can say any old crap. I wouldn’t avoid oranges though. I would, they can be well heavy and could cause a potential black eye or split lip
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Post by 1948fitch on Feb 6, 2024 22:13:04 GMT
Well I was sitting with the lads and lasses in Costa yesterday after the Alsager 5 and one of them started waving his white finger free fingers around in the air announcing that after a few months on Cayenne pepper he'd been cured. Despite the fact it was pointed out that Alsager was enjoying a balmy Thirteen February degrees yesterday and not the normal minus two he was having none of it, his circulation problems had been cured. Looking this up on the internet it looks like the NHS are again failing miserably....... "Studies show that cayenne pepper can relieve pain from rheumatoid arthritis, joint pain from fibromyalgia, migraines, diabetic neuropathy in the legs and feet, injuries to the lower back, and osteoarthritis. Digestive system: Cayenne pepper aids the digestive system to work efficiently by inhibiting enzyme production" Fraise is looking in really good shape at the moment I bet he's going to be all over this thread like a rash Sigh, don't they have nice independent cafes and coffee shops in Alsager anymore ? duh! I thougt he meant he was in Spain
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Post by danceswithclams on Feb 6, 2024 22:28:53 GMT
Forcibly thumbing a Berocca© into your arse first thing the day after immediately puts paid to any ensuing hangover.
Don't do this in Morrisons Pharmacy like I did though. You WILL be forcibly removed from the store and subsequently banned from all Morrisons outlets nationwide.
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Post by thehartshillbadger on Feb 6, 2024 22:35:46 GMT
Forcibly thumbing a Berocca© into your arse first thing the day after immediately puts paid to any ensuing hangover. Don't do this in Morrisons Pharmacy like I did though. You WILL be forcibly removed from the store and subsequently banned from all Morrisons outlets nationwide. Forcibly twice in one post. Tut tut
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