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Re: Heavy metal poisoning

Posted: Tue Apr 25, 2006 12:05 pm
by Jean Doherty
Thank you Annemieki. Will look at this. I have a few people
studying the Lanthanides for who have been difficult and some
pathology from control of others. They interestingly also have no
wish to control others happy with middle managment although this girl
was an exceptionally high achiever . The havoc her illnesses have
created in her life are a source of grief and anger.

Thank you Joy,as Aloe has goitre and also she had the sensation of
cyst pressing inwards in throat,as well as abd and mind stuff
should certainly be considered. Was so hopeful of the Iris as it
effects small bowel and thyroid. . Gosh I hate to think may have
missed something so basic, Jean

Re: Heavy metal poisoning

Posted: Tue Apr 25, 2006 12:22 pm
by Joy Lucas
Dear Jean, I have just been reading more about Aloe in Sankaran's
plants (didn't realise it was in there), sort of the same family as
Iris but the Liliacea family is complex I believe. Anyway, Rajan writes
about Aloe (as in all those in this group) as being neglected,
forsaken, the sensation being that of forced out, squeezed out and so
they must hang on for dear life. (The need to control this seems
rational and emerges as a sx). There is a lot of disgust and hatred of
people (his leprous miasm - self disgust following on from being
rejected) but they are also vivacious and fraternise (her complimenting
you and her relationship with you stands out as representing this
factor??). Lots of guilt, don't want people to find out (common to
people who have been abused).

Forced out, constricted, excluded - holding on tight, attractive
behaviour, holding on tight and belonging. Hope useful, best wishes,
Joy

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Re: Heavy metal poisoning

Posted: Tue Apr 25, 2006 12:41 pm
by Jean Doherty
Very useful and apt indeed. and either I or my colleague will look
at it cartefully, Thank you, Jean