Sugary Sweet Beauty

Written by Danielle Sims


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Ingredients: ½ cup sugar 10 drops lemon oil or ½ a lemon freshly squeezed 1 cup olive, jojoba, or almond oil

Mix all ingredients together. Apply to your body by starting atrepparttar feet and working your way up. Massage in a circular motion, then shower it off. This recipe is enough to make one full body treatment.

Facial Cleanser

Ingredients:

White or brown sugar Your favorite facial cleanser Witch hazelWater

Using your favorite daily facial soap, an easy, inexpensive facial scrub can be made by adding sugar. Simply add a teaspoon of either white sugar or brown sugar and massage it gently on your facial skin. Rinse with cool water and spritz your face with a ½ witch hazel and ½ water mixture.

Sugar is a natural and inexpensive way to include alpha-hydroxy acids in your skincare program. It produces glycolic acid, an alpha hydroxy acid, which is included in many skincare product lines. Today's pricey beauty products that include sugar or alpha hydroxy acid, can be created inexpensively right at your kitchen table. You will experience all ofrepparttar 115532 benefits withoutrepparttar 115533 inflated price.

Danielle Sims explored her library of alternative health, herbal books, and aromatherapy books and created a blueprint for making her own body wrap formulas at home. For more information vist Danielle's website http://www.wrapyourselfslim.com This article is copyright (c) 2003 by Danielle Sims, and may be reprinted in it's entirety as long as this byline and copyright statement is included.


Addison's disease MISCONCEPTIONS

Written by Charles Douglas Wehner


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SO IF YOU WAIT FOR AN ADDISON SUFFERER TO COLLAPSE, IT WILL BE TOO LATE.

Again, Addison speaks of a "Semi-comatose state" in his previous work, and now speaks of a "torpid" state (http://wehner.org/cgi-bin/mark.pl/addison/p17.htm?roused ) from whichrepparttar patient can be roused. This does not disagree with Greenhow's assertion that there is NO coma in Addison's disease, and that oftenrepparttar 115531 consciousness is perfect torepparttar 115532 last (http://wehner.org/cgi-bin/mark.pl/addison/p17.htm?roused , http://wehner.org/cgi-bin/mark.pl/addison/greenhow able35.htm?consciousness and http://wehner.org/cgi-bin/mark.pl/addison/greenhow able47.htm?consciousness for example).

YOU ARE DAZED, AND JUST TOO TIRED TO SPEAK, BUT YOU ARE AWAKE.

So there is no "Addison crisis" to see.

MISCONCEPTION 3. SALT CRAVING

The Internet is full of stories of people craving salt, by whichrepparttar 115533 condition is said to have been discovered. However,repparttar 115534 full documented literature from my website at http://wehner.org/addison.htm shows that there NEVER was any salt craving until steroids arrived onrepparttar 115535 market inrepparttar 115536 ninteen-fifties.

Aldosterone drivesrepparttar 115537 salt-digestion.

No aldosterone, no salt hunger.

When aldosterone, or a substitute (FluDROcortisone, known as Florinef) is taken,repparttar 115538 body absorbs salt from wherever it can. When it can no longer do so, you crave salt.

Mac E Hadley, in "Endocrinology", 3rd Edition, Prentice-Hall, describes how aldosterone causes sodium to be recovered fromrepparttar 115539 renal tubules, fromrepparttar 115540 gut and fromrepparttar 115541 skin.

SO THOSE WHO CLAIM THAT THEIR ADDISON'S DISEASE BEGAN WITH SALT-CRAVING ARE ACTUALLY THE VICTIMS OF FLORINEF POISONING.

Mistaking FluDROcortisone for a glucocorticoid FlUOROcortisone is a typical cause.

Addison-dog owners may like to put food WITHOUT salt inrepparttar 115542 bowl of their pet, with a SEPARATE plate of salt beside it. When medicated with Florinef,repparttar 115543 dog will takerepparttar 115544 salt that it needs.

Incidentally, another tip from Greenhow is to use SODA-WATER (fizzy water) as medication. When effervescent water is given to an Addison patient - man or dog - it protectsrepparttar 115545 duodenum from ulcers caused byrepparttar 115546 sodium loss.

MISCONCEPTION 4. AUTOIMMUNE

The story is put about that Addison sufferers have an AUTOIMMUNE condition. Evidence is often brought inrepparttar 115547 form of "ATROPHY" ofrepparttar 115548 Adrenal glands.

However, there is a distinction between ATROPHY and APLASIA. The former is just SHRINKAGE (like an emaciated person developing wrinkles - and then fattening up when fed). There is no DAMAGE in atrophy.

Aplasia isrepparttar 115549 condition that WOULD be found in an autoimmune condition - and this never happens. Autoimmunity means that ANTIBODIES appear that EAT AWAYrepparttar 115550 glandular tissue, so that it is GONE. Aplasia means WITHOUT TISSUE.

This happens in DOGS - but was never reported in man.

The only way that tissue has ever disappeared fromrepparttar 115551 adrenal glands has been by means of GERMS.

GERMS haverepparttar 115552 power to adapt to a hostile environment likerepparttar 115553 adrenals. The high steroid concentrations however, will exclude most types of germ. It has to be tuberculosis, or in AIDSrepparttar 115554 Cytomegalovirus, orrepparttar 115555 even rarer Histoplasmosis fungus.

A specialised germ that manages to invade ONE adrenal will be able to invade THE OTHER. Cancer cannot do this (http://wehner.org/cgi-bin/mark.pl/addison/greenhow/p50.htm?cancer ).

BOTH glands must be destroyed for symptoms to appear, because each acts as a reserve gland forrepparttar 115556 other.

Sorepparttar 115557 vast throngs of Addison sufferers in their self-help groups, andrepparttar 115558 vast numbers of "experts" who have seenrepparttar 115559 condition a "thousand times" are plain WRONG.

We must RETURN to Addison and his CO-WORKERS. We must RE-READrepparttar 115560 ESTABLISHED LITERATURE, with all its academic links torepparttar 115561 Lancet, British Medical Journal, Canstatt's Jahresbericht, Gazette des Hopitaux and others.

Not a single case of steroid addiction cloudsrepparttar 115562 story, and there is not a single case that resemblesrepparttar 115563 auto-immune condition.

All cases inrepparttar 115564 19th century were TUBERCULOSIS.

What went wrong? They lostrepparttar 115565 skill do diagnose.

Regain that skill at http://wehner.org/addison.htm Collectrepparttar 115566 books to your own computer from http://wehner.org/wehner.zip (takes just over 8 megabytes).

This is a FREE SERVICE - to setrepparttar 115567 record straight. You can comparerepparttar 115568 Wehner retypes withrepparttar 115569 originals inrepparttar 115570 British and Wellcome library, or possibly inrepparttar 115571 Library of Congress.

White pages are EXACTLY asrepparttar 115572 originals.

Charles Douglas Wehner



Charles Douglas Wehner is an electronics design engineer and technical author who has suffered from Addison's disease for over forty years.


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