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ARTHRITIS AND RHEUMATISM

A Holistic Therapy

By Walter Last

From the article....

There are various other aspects, which may have either a positive or negative influence on your condition. I want to mention briefly just some of them. Keep warm during cold nights. It may be beneficial to sleep in a natural fiber sleeping bag during cold periods. A featherbed, on the other hand, may aggravate symptoms due to static electricity generated between feathers. Have a pillow of some natural material and preferably the same for the mattress. If you want to continue sleeping on a foam rubber mattress, put several natural fiber blankets on top.

Do not sleep or work for long periods close to operating high-powered electric appliances, avoid being exposed to fluorescent lighting for long periods – see Electromagnetic Pollution. Do not sleep with the head resting on an arm or sit with your knees crossed. Do not wear synthetic clothing. Preferably have natural fiber carpets and curtains and only a minimum of large synthetic or plastic items in living and work areas.

Minimize wearing glasses, frequently look without glasses at the blue sky and green surroundings; be outdoors as much as possible. Walk barefoot on moist grass. As an elderly male restrict semen loss from sexual activity until much improved. Females should avoid strenuous activity during period time, which may suppress menstruation and worsen arthritis. However, it is fine for the period to stop due to a vegetarian or raw food cleansing diet.

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Oh brother...

Just as silly as the bee sting therapy for MS....

This is a page from one of my old medical books from the 1890's!  But on the other hand there are a few good tips, like not crossing your legs or not sleeping on your arm.  Lindy

That advice is.... special.
 
I was just reading about and discussing (bee sting) B.S. therapy with my friend yesterday.

 

Col Mel,
Dr. Ramahon from Ohio State university MS clinic..who is my ms doctor, and head of research, told me Bee Sting therapy is of no use, and could be very dangerous.
I did not relish the thought of being stung multiple times so I took his advice and steered clear.
I think it's B.S.
 
I've never been stung by a bee and would rather not add it to my list! [QUOTE=SnowOwl]It would be massively unwise for anyone to try and pry my electric blanket away from me, or my heated spa mitts or heating pad.  Electricity gooooooood.[/QUOTE]

AMEN!!!  I've got a Lands' End electric throw that I carry around like a security blanket.Jasmine that sounds so nice!  I've been thinking about an electric blanket as I live up north (US).
And I love your Coke in the listings.  Of course I'm assuming regular.  not diet!Can't stand Diet Coke.  Jasmine - is it the Antistatic Heat Comfort Blanket? (Double is 9.95)
 
If you REALLY love it, I might just buy it; b/c I want a fantastic blanket.  Or I would love any suggestions anyone has.
 
Nori
[QUOTE=nori king]Jasmine - is it the Antistatic Heat Comfort Blanket? (Double is 9.95) mmm... I just found the "throw" for .50.  I'm wondering if the throw would work, or if that's what you got.  I like the graphite color.
 
Nori
[QUOTE=nori king]mmm... I just found the "throw" for .50.  I'm wondering if the throw would work, or if that's what you got.  I like the graphite color. Sounds great.  I think I will get one this weekend.  Thank you for the advice.
 
And I'm holding up a nice glass of coke in cheers!
 
Nori
I'll take a blanket and an ice cold DrPepper in the can, please!Dr. Pepper is a good change of pace once in a while!

I forgot to mention - the perfect accompaniment to a new heated blankie are some Lands' End dream fleece pj's.  I like the dream fleece cowl-neck nightgown, together with some dream fleece pajama pants.  OMG total nirvana, and a much lower heating bill. Soda schmoda ... vodka and tonic here, just not close to Methotrexate day
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