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Re: Homopathy

Posted By: Maureen
Date: Monday, March 5 2007, at 8:05 p.m.

In Response To: Re: Homopathy (MARY BUHAGIAR)

I do not have experience with homopathy and colon polyps. I do have a little knowledge about colon cancer, however, having worked for a surgical oncologist. Polyps, as you know, may be precursors to cancer. I would strongly suggest that you seek out a homeopathic practioner or, better yet, a Naturopath. I believe that treating cancer, or even precancerous conditions, with natural remedies is about living a healthy balance in your life - with the right foods, exercise, mind-body control and healthful herbs and supplements. That requires a lot more than just a simple blog post. A Naturopath can take the history of a person and understand their circumstances, then create a plan of living to preempt the body's cell mechanisms from going awry. A Naturopath obtains a four year medical degree. A good one also continues to update their knowledge with seminars and classes. I wouldn't suggest going it alone when it comes to a precancerous condition. Find someone who can help. > last year my husband had his large intestine removed > because of polyps,he has 2 inches of the large > intestine attahed to the small,and now he is > developind polyps in that 2 inches,can you tell me if > homopathy can help him ? > thank you

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MARY BUHAGIAR -- Thursday, February 22 2007, at 1:16 p.m.

Re: Homopathy
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Message: > I do not have experience with homopathy and colon > polyps. I do have a little knowledge about colon > cancer, however, having worked for a surgical > oncologist. Polyps, as you know, may be precursors to > cancer. I would strongly suggest that you seek out a > homeopathic practioner or, better yet, a Naturopath. I > believe that treating cancer, or even precancerous > conditions, with natural remedies is about living a > healthy balance in your life - with the right foods, > exercise, mind-body control and healthful herbs and > supplements. That requires a lot more than just a > simple blog post. A Naturopath can take the history of > a person and understand their circumstances, then > create a plan of living to preempt the body's cell > mechanisms from going awry. > A Naturopath obtains a four year medical degree. A > good one also continues to update their knowledge with > seminars and classes. I wouldn't suggest going it > alone when it comes to a precancerous condition. Find > someone who can help.
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