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Tanya Marquette
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Post by Tanya Marquette »

this is for any of the herbalists on this list--i am looking for some substance that will
allay allergic sx to animals/cats. i have someone who cant come to dinner because of
my cat and i would like to suggest something immediate and at least palliative to him.

thanks

tanya
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Patti Mount
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Post by Patti Mount »

Stinging Nettles in a Liquid Drops Herbal formula from any health food store should help palliate - somehow it
seems weird to go backwards and recommend this but I understand the predicament... best Patti


Shannon Nelson
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Post by Shannon Nelson »

One thing I was reaidng about recently (I forget where) is ragweed tincture.
It was said to eliminate allergies in a very general sort of way, if I
remember right. Anyone have information on that? Other than that, what
about pharmaceuticals?

Shannon
on 11/13/03 6:04 AM, tanya at tamarque@frontiernet.net wrote:


Tanya Marquette
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Post by Tanya Marquette »

i want to thank everyone for the herbal info on dealing with cat allergies
in people. I will file all this information. now the trick will be to get this
friend to try them

tanya

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snoozybun
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Post by snoozybun »

--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, "tanya" wrote:

I asked a homeopath in India about cat allergy, and she said thought it was not mentioned in all of the materia medicas, Cypripedium
does deal with a lot of the symptoms. So I picked some up, since homeopathic remedies are so cheap in India. I have a friend
whose son is quite allergic to cat dander, as well as having asthma. They came avisiting to my place, and as soon as her son began
to feel some stuffiness coming on, we gave him a dose of Cyprip.30c. His symptoms abated immediately, and he was jumping and
playing all over my bed with no problems -- which was covered in cat, since my cat had the run of the house and slept with me. We
have used it on my friend's son several times with the same excellent results. I read in one MM somewhere the Cyprip. works
especially well on children who are bright-eyed and bushy-tailed till midnight, and this particular boy is a nightowl for sure. Also, one
time, I accidently used the same cup for my tea in which the night previous I had given him his dose of Cyprip. After several sips of
tea, I began to get very sandy-itchy eyes...I was proving the remedy! That was pretty funny, and gave me new insight into what
Cypripedium feels like.


Jill McChesney
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Joined: Tue Sep 03, 2002 10:00 pm

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Post by Jill McChesney »

Hi Tanya:

Quercitin will do the job nicely! One can take either just before contact,
or if that is not possible it can be taken once they reach the "location of
the aggravation". It can be repeated every three hours when necessary.

Regards,
Jill


Suriya
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Post by Suriya »

Thanks for the cyprepedium tip! This is what is so good about the list,
we learn new tips , and this is very useful indeed.
Using a remedy as a specific like this is something many homeopaths do
for particular problems like a specific cat allergy.
regards
Suriya
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Howard A Asinoff
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Joined: Sun Oct 05, 2003 10:00 pm

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Post by Howard A Asinoff »

Tanya,
I have had pts report that spraying furniture, carpets, etc with black
tea (especially after vacuuming)
helps immensely
Grace&Peace,
Howard
On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 09:32:15 -0500 "Patti Mount"
writes:
store should help palliate -
understand the predicament...
substance that will allay allergic sx
cat and i would like to suggest > something immediate and at least
palliative to him.

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Tanya Marquette
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Joined: Tue Oct 30, 2001 11:00 pm

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Post by Tanya Marquette »

does anyone have any info or experience with Low Level Laser Therapy?

it was offerred to me for problems with deep tissue adhesions, muscular spasm
and arthritic conditions.

tanya

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Jean Doherty
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Joined: Fri Apr 12, 2002 10:00 pm

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Post by Jean Doherty »

Went to see a 91 year old in a nursing home this am. She looked
great ,smartly dressed and mobility improved considerably since last
seen.
She had sent off to America, managed payment for Vital 3 Joint
Solution . It seems to me on Googling that this is a collagen organ
remedy perhaps in potency.
Just thought interesting, Jean


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