July 11, 2014
I've been re-reading entries and see a lot of errors. Spell check does not solve all problems.
I started using iodine transdermally a week ago, started the supplements afterwards instead of beforehand. I think the sea salt makes a big difference. I started bloating, but keeping up with the sea salt has allowed it to go down and I feel better.
I saw the movie "First Do No Harm" on you tube (because I'm reading the Alkalize for Health site). I'm not sure I would have had patience for it if I hadn't seen myself/my family in the site, and have a friend who has eplipsy. All my grandparents died of different forms of cancer, my dad died of cancer, my daughter had cancer at age 9. My sister has rheumatic arthritis and lupus. Hello! And now I finally know what these red dots my mom and I have are called: cherry angiomas! I realize I need to start eating healthfully again, but having done it and stopped, done it and stopped...I have a good amount of resistance to trying again. All the time it takes! And it's so hard when the whole family doesn't do it together. I've got two girls and a boy who might be willing participants, but it's so hard for me to explain the whys and wherefores in Hebrew. If they were more knowledgeable in English, I could just let them read the information so they could decide what suits them.
I'm on vacation from learning till the end of October. I have one test in psychiatry a month from now. I am taking a month long workshop in circular breathing though. Good stuff.
With more time, I'd like to do more things as a family. What will they agree to? If we had a better car, we could drive to a beach...hmm. But we don't have.
I always wanted to take them to the Kennedy Memorial to fly a kite when they were little, but my husband wouldn't let me use the car (no public transport there). Now that I pay all the car expenses, we could do it. I'm not sure they'd be interested.
And of course, sense the Gazans are trying to kill us-without success for the most part, it's probably best not to go to a shelter-less space like that right now.
I started using iodine transdermally a week ago, started the supplements afterwards instead of beforehand. I think the sea salt makes a big difference. I started bloating, but keeping up with the sea salt has allowed it to go down and I feel better.
I saw the movie "First Do No Harm" on you tube (because I'm reading the Alkalize for Health site). I'm not sure I would have had patience for it if I hadn't seen myself/my family in the site, and have a friend who has eplipsy. All my grandparents died of different forms of cancer, my dad died of cancer, my daughter had cancer at age 9. My sister has rheumatic arthritis and lupus. Hello! And now I finally know what these red dots my mom and I have are called: cherry angiomas! I realize I need to start eating healthfully again, but having done it and stopped, done it and stopped...I have a good amount of resistance to trying again. All the time it takes! And it's so hard when the whole family doesn't do it together. I've got two girls and a boy who might be willing participants, but it's so hard for me to explain the whys and wherefores in Hebrew. If they were more knowledgeable in English, I could just let them read the information so they could decide what suits them.
I'm on vacation from learning till the end of October. I have one test in psychiatry a month from now. I am taking a month long workshop in circular breathing though. Good stuff.
With more time, I'd like to do more things as a family. What will they agree to? If we had a better car, we could drive to a beach...hmm. But we don't have.
I always wanted to take them to the Kennedy Memorial to fly a kite when they were little, but my husband wouldn't let me use the car (no public transport there). Now that I pay all the car expenses, we could do it. I'm not sure they'd be interested.
And of course, sense the Gazans are trying to kill us-without success for the most part, it's probably best not to go to a shelter-less space like that right now.