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Christine
April 20, 2004 - 8:49am
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RE: Food
Hi Girl,
By all means share the source, but I want to add a cautionary note. This same thing came up for me yesterday as I considered sharing some anecdotal information on decongesting the uterus.
Over the past several hundred years we've lost the vast portion of our herbal knowledge. This is being regathered by such notables as Susan Weed, T. Low Dog and Michael Moore, but a true natural medicine is still in its infancy in the West and we still don't know as much as we do know...particularly in the area of uterine health.
What I don't want WW to become is a clearinghouse where all sorts of remedies are being recommended, some of which may be useless or even harmful. I guess the best way to manage that is to keep mindful of the sources and always stress best judgement.
I have to reiterate that pelvic organ prolapse is a postural problem and to also stess that the uterus is a highly dynamic organ extremely influenced by diet...and you are right on when you say it is a commitment to total diet change.
Let's all use our best judgement here and see how we do.
Christine
Naturalgirl
April 20, 2004 - 7:53pm
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RE: Food
The book is: The Nutritional Health Handbook for Women by Marilyn Glenville PhD. Her website is: www.marilynglenville.com