• Diuretic
• Antipyretic
• Haemostatic
• Reduce serum cholesterol levels
• Help prevent heart disease
• Help prevent strokes
• Studies done at the University of California at Davis found that łalfalfa˛ extracts with a lot of manganese definitely improved that condition of diabetics who fail to respond to insulin.

• Bitter Melon Fruit (Karela)
  
  Bitter melon grows in tropical areas, including parts of the Amazon, east Africa, Asia, and the Caribbean, and is cultivated throughout South American as a food and medicine. Medicinally, the plant has a long history of use by the indigenous people of the Amazon. A leaf tea is employed for diabetes; as a carminative for colic; topically for sores, wounds, and infections; internally and externally for worms and parasites; and as an antiviral for measles, hepatitis, and feverish conditions.
  
  In numerous studies, at least three different groups of constituents found in all parts of bitter melon have clinically demonstrated hypoglycemic properties (blood sugar lowering) or other actions of potential benefit against diabetes mellitus. These hypoglycemic chemicals include a mixture of steroidal saponins known as charantins, insulin-like peptides, and alkaloids.
  
  Over the years scientists have verified many of the traditional uses of this bitter plant that continues to be an important natural remedy in the natural health practitioner's medicine chest. Bitter melon is becoming more widely available in the U.S. and is employed by the natural health practitioners for diabetes, viruses, colds and flu, and psoriasis.
  
  Documented properties and actions of bitter melon:
  
  Anthelmintic, antibacterial, anti-diabetic, anti-inflammatory, anti-leukemic, antimicrobial, anti-mutagenic, anti-mycobacterial, antioxidant, antiumor, antiulcer, antiviral, astringent, carminative, cytostactic, cytotoxic, depurative, hormonal, hypercholesterolemia, hypothesize, hypotriglyceridemic, hypoglycemic, immunostimulant, insectifdal, lactagogue, laxative, purgative, refrigerant, stomachic, styptic, tonic, vermifuge.
  
  Green Tea
  
  Green Tea, also known as Chinese tea, has been a popular beverage in Asia for over 3000 yeas. Green Tea contains numerous compounds, including the flavonoid catechins that have antioxidant and health-enchanting properties. It protects against cancer, lowers cholesterol levels, and reduces the clotting of blood. It also promotes the burning of fat and helps to regulate blood sugar and insulin levels.
  
  About 60 years ago, Dr. Minowada of Kyoto University noticed that sugar in the urine of patients hospitalized for diabetes fell markedly during periods when they participated in Chanoyu (Tea Ceremony). He reported that powdered tea if the type used in the traditional Tea Ceremony, which is green tea, had the capability of lowering blood sugar. Green tea catechins and polysaccharides are the ones responsible for lowering blood sugar.
  
  Green Tea has the following benefits on human health:

  • Enhances Health
  • Prevents Cancer
  • Restricts the increase of blood cholesterol
  • Controls high blood pressure
  • Lowers the blood sugar level
  • Suppresses aging
  • Refreshes the body
  • Stops cavities
  • Fights viruses

  Gymnema Sylvestre
  
  Native to India, this herb has been used by Indian healers for nearly 2000 years as part of the Ayurvedic traditional system of medicine. In ancient times, Gymnema was known as łgurmar˛, which literally means łSugar Killer˛.
  
  For centuries, Gymnema extracts have been used as a treatment for diabetes, a disorder characterized by excess sugar in the blood and urine, which can lead to serious complications ranging from stroke to blindness. It is a useful treatment for both types of diabetes, type I and II. Studies published in Indian journals show that it not only lowers blood sugar but may help repair damaged cells in the pancreas, the gland in which insulin is produced, thereby improving insulin production.
  
  In addition, Gymnema is reputed to reduce the urge to eat sweets thus it may help you to say no to sweets. Many people find that drinking a cup of tea with a few drops of Gymnema extract will make sweet things taste bitter for up to two hours afterwards. Therefore, this herb is useful in the prevention against diabetes especially for people who are at a high risk of developing it, such as those who are overweight and are over the age of 65.
  
  Properties and benefits of Gymnema Sylvestre:

  • Normalizes high blood sugar levels (hypoglycemic)
  • May put the brakes on the urge to eat sweets
  • Diuretic
  • Astringent
  • Refrigerant
  • Stomachic
• Fenugreek (Hulba)
  
  As a medicinal plant, fenugreek has traditionally been considered a carminative, demulcent, expectorant, laxative and stomachic. The plant has also been employed against bronchitis, fevers, sore throats, wounds, swollen glands, skin irritations, diabetes, ulcers, and in the treatment of cancer. Fenugreek has been used to promote lactation and as an aphrodisiac. Furthermore, fenugreek seeds have been used as an oral insulin substitute, and seen extracts have been reported to lower blood glucose levels.
  
  Compounds extracted from the plant have shown cardiotonic anticholeserolemic, hypoglycemic, diuretic, antichloristic, and hypertensive activity. One of its constituents is an alkaloid called łtrigonelline˛ which has shown potential for use in cancer therapy. The seeds contain steroidal saponins that account for the many beneficial effects of fenugreek, particularly the inhibition of cholesterol absorption and synthesis. The seeds are also rich in dietary fiber, which may be the main reason why it can lower blood sugar levels in diabetes.
  
  Fenugreek has the following properties:

  • Lowers fever
  • Supports the respiratory system
  • Treating gastritis and gastric ulcers
  • Treatment of cancer
  • Anti-diabetic (lowers blood sugar levels
  • Lowers cholesterol level
  • Laxative
  • Carminative
  • Increases breast-milk production
  • Induces childbirth

  Cinnamon
  
  Cinnamon is a good diaphoretic and expectorant for colds and flu. It has been reported that the cinnamon bark-derived materials including cinnamaldehyde, cinnamic acid, cinnamyl alcohol, and eugenol have antibacterial, astringent, carminatibe and stomachic effects. It is a traditional remedy for digestive problems, such as nausea, vomiting and diarrhea, flatulent dyspepsia, menstrual pain, as well as for aching muscles and other symptoms of viral conditions such as colds.
  
  In addition, the cinnamaldehyde component of the herb is hypotensive and spasmolytic and increases peripheral blood flow. Laboratory studies also show that cinnamon can augment the actions of insulin. Some diabetics whoa re taking a quarter teaspoon of cinnamon with their breakfast meal have reported a better blood sugar control.
  
  Aldose reductase is an enzyme that catalyzes the reduction of glucose to sorbitol in the body. In a normal tissue, aldose reductase has a low affinity for glucose, so that the conversion of glucose to sorbitol is a little catalyzed. However, in diabetes, the increased availability of glucose in insulin-insensitive tissues (abnormal tissues) such as lens, nerves, and retina leads to the increase formation of sorbitol in these tissues. Sobitol does not readily diffuse across cell membranes and that intracellular accumulation of sorbitol has been implicated in the chronic complications of diabetes such as a cataract, neuropathy, and retinopathy. These findings indicate that aldose reductase inhibitors, such as cinnamaldehyde, prevent the conversion of glucose to sorbitol and thus have the capacity of preventing and treating several diabetic complications.
  
  Cinnamon has the following reported properties:

  • Antibacterial, antifungal, antiviral
  • Antiseptic
  • Astringent
  • Carminative
  • Digestive
  • Stomachic
  • Expectorant
  • Diaphoretic
  • Analgesic
  • Antispasmodic
  • Hypotenstive
  • Helps the flow of blood
  • Anti-diabetic

  Garlic
  
  Know for it pungent odor and taste, garlic is an ideal herbal medicine, being completely sage for home use and a powerful treatment for a hose of health problems largely because of its aromatic sulfur-containing oils that are present in the bulb. It counters many infections, including those of the nose, throat and chest being effective against bacteria, fungi and worms. It also reduces cholesterol, helps circulatory disorders, such as high blood pressure, and lowers blood sugar levels, making it a useful dietary addition in late-onset diabetes. It acts as an antioxidant that scavenges free radical due to its vitamin C and E content, which makes it useful in delaying and preventing the complicated effects of diabetes as retinopathy, nephropathy, and neuropathy. It also contains vitamins A and B.
  
  Well over, 1,000 research papers have been published on the medical effects of garlic. They show that it helps to lower high blood lipid levels, including cholesterol, to keep the blood thin and protect against blood clots, to lower high blood pressure, to lower high blood sugar levels, to lower blood uric acid levels, and to have antibiotic activity. Therefore, garlic acts as a tonic on the cardiovascular system.
  
  Garlic has the following documented effects:

  • Antibiotic
  • Lowers blood pressure
  • Reduces blood clotting
  • Lowers blood uric acid levels
  • Anti-diabetic
  • Expels worms
  • Improves liver function
  • Improves impotence

  Ginger
  
  Ginger stimulates the circulatory system and it's especially recommended to improve peripheral circulation. It helps to support a healthy cardiovascular system by making platelets less sticky, therefore reducing the likelihood of clots. Ginger contains ginerol which improves circulation and blood pressure. Gingerol also calms the stomach and relieves pain. It is warming during cold weather, it is used to treat chilblains and cramps. Some diabetics sprinkle ginger powder better two layers of cloth and around cold limbs to improve poor circulation.
  
  Furthermore, recent studies have shown that ginger may be useful in keeping cholesterol levels under control and in lowering blood glucose levels. An additional study has also show that a combination of garlic and ginger is much more effective in reducing blood glucose and serum lipids than either garlic or ginger alone.
  
  Ginger contains asparagine which promotes urination; it helps excess fluids and water-soluble toxins. Ginger contains borneol which is an analgesic anti-inflammatory, which may help in arthritic conditions. The herb contains more then 12 antioxidants fighting free radicals which contribute to tissue damage and inflammation thus delaying and preventing the complications associated with diabetes.
  
  Ginger has the following properties:

  • Circulatory stimulant
  • Carminative
  • Ant emetic
  • Lowers blood pressure
  • Reduces blood clotting
  • Lowers blood cholesterol and glucose levels, being more effective when combine with garlic.
  • Expectorant
  • Anti-inflammatory
  • Diaphoretic
  • Antioxidant
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  • Replenishing Your Immune System

    by Tina Wellman, Ph.D., PNE

  • Replenishing Your Immune System
    
    with Nature's Antibiotic Apothecary
    
    
    In a world of superbugs that are resistant to antibiotics and the coming “plague” of new viruses, scientific research shows that olive leaf extract kills germs and infections of all kinds and that power comes from its active agent, elenolic acid with its salt compound, calcium d-elenolate.
    
    What We Are Facing Today
    The human immune system is the body’s defense barrier against foreign intruders. Immunity is a function of our adaptational responses to stressors. Sources of stress that “test” our immunity are pathogens, including bacteria, virus, fungi and parasites. The degree to which our immunity is compromised determines our longevity, quality of health and life.
    
    Infectious diseases caused by these pathogens have reached crisis status, becoming the nation’s third highest disease etiology following cancer and heart disease. Paralleling this circumstance is our antibiotic dilemma: the efficacious wonder drugs of yesteryear have been overcome by “superbugs” that threaten to disarm conventional medical treatments against germ warfare.
    
    A potpourri of predisposing factors contribute to our ongoing immune degradation. Chronic exposure to chemicals is a major factor disrupting our immunity. We apply them (lotions, ointments), inhale them (industrial emissions) and ingest them (through our pesticide laden food chain). Additionally, millions of pounds of chemicals in the form of antibiotics are consumed annually to treat a variety of health conditions from the common cold to postnasal drip. Yet antibiotics are only effective against bacterial infections. Years later we find these same lifesaving compounds act as a double-edged sword. As they indiscriminately destroy good and bad bacteria, our vulnerability to pathogens increases and our immunity decreases.
    
    Pathogens, similar to pesticides, do not recognize borders. Once unleashed into the system, pathogens travel throughout the body, disrupting our immunity, like chemicals that travel through the “atmosphere, waterways and ocean currents as well as on imported food and fiber.”¹ The pesticide and antibiotic dilemma share a common bond—sooner or later pests develop resistance to pesticides similar to what we experience with an increasing resistance to antibiotic drugs—“while in the process our natural predators are being wiped out.”²
    
    Antibiotics as Healers and Slayers
    In 1928 when Dr. Alexander Fleming brought penicillin to the forefront, antibiotics ascended to power as a panacea for annihilating bacterial infections.³ As a result, human longevity increased. While the virtues of antibiotics in arresting lethal and ominous infectious diseases cannot be disputed, they are not without their side effects.
    
    Antibiotics are known to disrupt the large bowel flora, the “friendly” bacteria which fend off systemic infection and enhance immunity. Allergic reactions often occur. Penicillin-induced anaphylaxis has proved fatal in numerous cases. Tetracyclines and sulfa drugs are some of many antibiotics that incite allergenicity.⁴ Finally, excessive use and abuse of antibiotics have resulted in drug and multi-drug resistant microbes that evade our immune system.
    
    Generations later these same wonder drugs find themselves outmaneuvered by “survival of the fittest” superbugs possessing defense mechanisms capable of making them winners of the Darwinian marathon race. These bugs are constantly building, modifying and rebuilding their defense systems to thwart our standard protocols. The result is the hostile takeover of our immune system.
    
    It is quite an ominous thought to find your sole source of infectious disease control inadequate to protect you from harm. However this is the very impetus redirecting medical research to look elsewhere for alternative antimicrobial sources. As the Western world renews its interest in herbal medicine for health and beauty, an impressive herbal renaissance is growing in “alternative medicine”as a “complementary “ approach to integrate into conventional medical methods.⁵
    
    Phytochemical Antibiotics: A Natural Alternative
    Among the most essential life-preserving plants overlooked for modern pharmacology is the classically humble and ancient olive tree, botanically designated Olea europaea L. In ancient times it was used for holy anointing during regal coronations. In modern times it has symbolized peace to bitter rivals. Its culinary properties (longevity and stability) as a cooking oil are well-known and respected. And its current popularity as part of the Mediterranean diet recognizes its fruit and oil as having many health benefits.
    
    A more recent renaissance of the olive tree’s by-products can be found in the olive leaf which contains a synergistic blend of phenolic compounds and amino acids that can kill diseases without hurting the host. Viruses, bacteria, fungi and parasites all fall to the relentless pathogen-antagonistic nature of the olive leaf. Powdered olive leaf extract has been shown to contain a wide spectrum of therapeutic antimicrobiotic agents. Noteworthy results were realized in the 1800s when an olive leaf solution was prepared and administered to counteract malaria.⁶ In the early 1900s a “phenolic”compound, the bitter glucoside “oleuropin,”was thought to give the olive tree its disease resistance. Later research conducted by Upjohn pharmaceutical company identified the primary ingredient in oleuropin that inhibited the growth of viruses, bacteria, fungi and parasites was “calcium elenolate,” the calcium salt of elenolic acid. Lab tests conducted with calcium elenolate inhibited the growth of every virus tested.
    
    While calcium elenolate was found to be very successful in vitro (test tube) the Upjohn company found in vivo (animal or human) it quickly bound to proteins in blood serum which rendered it ineffective. As a result, Upjohn abandoned their project despite the promising results they had achieved in destroying pathogens with calcium elenolate.
    
    However, research continued and in the mid-1990s a Nevada-based company, East Park Research, identified the source of the binding problem. They then developed and patented a process for extracting d-elenolic acid, which retains its deadly antipathogenic properties and is inert to our blood chemistry.
    
    Marketed under the trade name d-Lenolate, this patent ingredient is becoming widely recognized for the important part it can play in helping to fight a broad spectrum of disease-causing pathogens and thereby boosting the body’s immune system.
    
    In researching this article we had the opportunity to communicate with several doctors who have tested this d-Lenolate extract under some very demanding conditions.
    
    My first contact was with Dr. Robert Lyons, O.M.D., M.S., medical director of the Lyons Clinic in Budapest, Hungary. Initially dubious, Dr. Lyons was astounded by the performance of this non-toxic phytochemical extract. In a clinical test conducted under his auspices d-Lenolate showed a high rate of improvement and recovery from both viral and bacterial infections. Dr. Lyons was also instrumental in preventing a Hungarian hospital from closing due to its rampant infestation with staph aureus infection which could not be brought under control. It is now known that this virulent bacteria has even shown resistance to its strongest antibiotic, vancomycin.⁹ In a last ditch effort to save the hospital from closure, a trial run with d-Lenolate was tested on 500 plus patients. The results were so impressive that the hospital is now thriving and administering d-Lenolate to most of its incoming patients.
    
    Now as he travels through 16 European countries teaching complementary medicine and TCM (traditional Chinese medicine) to diverse practitioner audiences, Dr. Lyons’ curriculum includes a discourse on the therapeutic application and efficacy of the d-Lenolate.
    
    In a recent interview, Dr. Lyons noted disease entities ranging from respiratory diseases to severe herpetic lesions responding favorably in as little as seven to 14 days. Inasmuch as part of his lecturing includes speaking to oncologists, Dr. Lyons noted a particular fungus, Candida Guilliermondii, to be associated with certain hormonal cancers and psoriasis. Favorable response is noted not by treating the cancer but by killing the fungus. Dr. Lyons emphasized the unique application of d-Lenolate to such diverse pathogens lies in its innate ability to annihilate these bugs. “d-Lenolate does not cure any disease,” acknowledges the doctor. Its main virtue is that “it kills pathogens,” thus unburdening the immune system and allowing the body’s inherent healing mechanisms to operate. If your immune system is functioning optimally, you should not have to endure lengthy recovery from pathogenic invasion whether it be from chicken pox, Epstein-Barr, the common cold or the herpes simplex virus.
    
    Dr. Bernie Mizock, a recently retired surgeon who has conducted double-blind studies in the application of d-Lenolate in the treatment of candida hypersensitivity syndrome and arthritis, noted excellent results. In both instances a randomized placebo control study was conducted with 30 subjects for 60 days. Standardized blood tests were conducted on the candida group and recorded at the outset and conclusion of the study, along with a yeast questionnaire. No additional nutrients, exercise or lifestyle modifications were initiated. Subjects took six capsules of d-Lenolate daily during the trial test. At the end of 60 days (June 1999), symptoms were reduced in excess of 50 percent by those consuming d-Lenolate while the placebo group noted a 20 percent reduction in symptomatology.¹⁰
    
    Similar results were obtained in the arthritic test group only arthritis symptoms were assessed using the Western Ontario and McMaster Universities (WOMAC) index. Again no changes in diet, exercise or medications were made. A dose of six caps daily were administered. Testing occurred from September 2000 to January 2001.¹¹ In a recent interview Dr. Mizock mentioned what “remarkable results” he considered these test results to illustrate, particularly for a natural substance. Having trained medical students, in addition to performing gall bladder and multiple types of surgical procedures, Dr. Mizock found these anecdotal studies quite inspiring.
    
    While most professionals interviewed noted d-Lenolate’s exceptional performance as a pathogen killer, family practice physician Dr. Adrian Hohenwater of Hershey, PA, considers d-Lenolate to be a “superfood.” Bitter though this olive extract may be, Dr. Hohenwater prefers to “test taste” his products and noted?d-Lenolate has a “full-bodied flavor.” Anecdotally, Dr. Hohenwarter notes very positive results using d-Lenolate for urinary tract infections including interstitial cystitis. Additional noteworthy applications ranged from the common cold to gonorrhea, bronchitis, sinusitis and chronic yeast infections (candida). Dr. Hohenwater noted a positive response in patients with heart arrhythmia in combination with supplemental magnesium. Patients with chronic fatigue syndrome acknowledged an increase in overall energy. Dr. Hohenwater commented that he has not witnessed a patient allergic to or intolerant of d-Lenolate.
    
    Conclusion/Observations
    East Park Research president Gordon Melcher notes, “Most doctors will tell you that your immune system is your coat of armor protecting you from many diseases and infections. If this were not true, the human race would have become extinct a long time ago.” For the immune system to “protect its coat of armor,” notes Melcher, “it must rid itself of pathogens.”
    
    How refreshing it is to have available a non-prescription, broad spectrum antibiotic with virtually no side effects, (excepting a mild die-off effect) that attacks and kills virus, retrovirus, bacteria, parasites, yeast and fungus. In our present troubled world it is appropriate that the ancient olive tree returns to hold a prominent place in its 7000-year history to bear its leaves for health and healing.
    
    In a day and age where we are increasingly violated by insidious and powerful predators, it is time to declare holy war on unholy bugs of prey. It is also an opportunity to explore whether the biblical “tree of life” spoken of in the Book of Revelation is the olive tree and whether the leaves of the tree are for the “healing of the nations.”
    
    For further information contact: Dr. Tina Wellman at ECS Distributors phone: 817-652-3792 fax: 817-652-1543 e-mail: xsnrg@...
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I've learned that you cannot make someone love you. All you can do is
stalk them and hope they panic and give in...

I've learned that one good turn gets most of the blankets.

I've learned that no matter how much I care, some people are just
jackasses.

I've learned that it takes years to build up trust, and it only takes suspicion, not proof, to destroy it. 

I've learned that whatever hits the fan will not be evenly distributed. 

I've learned that you shouldn't compare yourself to others -
they are more screwed up than you think. 

 I've learned that depression is merely anger without enthusiasm.

I've learned that it is not what you wear; it is how you take it off. 

I've learned that you can keep vomiting long after you think you're finished. 

 I've learned to not sweat the petty things, and not pet the sweaty things.    

  I've learned that ex's are like fungus, and keep coming back.

  I've learned age is a very high price to pay for maturity. 

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