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Tuesday, 31 January 2012

Re: [Everything doTERRA] phytoestrogen & hot flashes

Our Phytoestrogen supports healthy estrogen balance in women with a blend of non GMO soy extract, flax seed extract and Pomegranate extract. This is for supporting your estrogen in a natural healthy way. I would also suggest she look into the Mood Matrix, using the oils to balance her emotional side.

Pat

On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 10:52 AM, Ruth <drlamaze@wbemt.com> wrote:

Does anyone know if any particular oil is a phyto estrogen
I have a friend on estrogen and she would like to replace with an oil
She is on several anti depressants etc
Due to the depression she has not worked in over a year and has no insurance
Needs help

Thanks in advance

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From: everythingdoterra@googlegroups.com [mailto:everythingdoterra@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of heather gunnerson
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Subject: Re: [Everything doTERRA] phytoestrogen & hot flashes

supplements and peppermint helps. not sure of the other

On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 9:31 AM, Sassy girl <jlovestedwards@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> I just received this email and wondering if anyone can help. We've
> looked at past emails to get some ideas (that haven't worked for her),
> but now we're wondering about the phytoestrogen. Will that help stop
> hot flashes?
> Thank you for your help! now read on =0)
>
> My mom has been trying various oils such as solace, clary sage, etc
> for hot flashes but none seem to be helping. She is still getting a
> lot of it since going off the patches. I got her on the LLV since it
> seemed to help others but that's still not helping. She's now
> thinking of getting back on the patches. Would phytoestrogen help
> with hot flashes?
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[Everything doTERRA] [No Subject]

In response to Amelia and others, No Way did I mean doTERRA and I am
sorry for upsetting you. I am completely converted to doTERRA and the
oils have improved my health in so many ways over the last 9 months I
think I could write a book. The comment I made about the Scam on the
Internet is the link to http://www.modenseine.com/it.realy.php?SID=195.
That was the one I was tempted to give a go as we are tight
financially at the moment. When I said that 'if something looks too
good to be true, it usually is' was certainly NOT doTERRA (ha, ha).

Re: [Everything doTERRA] Re: Zyto scans and other thoughts

It was the Bee Pollen that I've been taking for @3-4 years. Also told me to lower my LLV to 2 of each, which has seemed okay. The bee pollen, though, I take 4, and she told me to drop to 1. Maybe it was too quick to go from 4 to just one. This has been my 'antidepressant' of choice for a good while, and it works for me. I don't believe in fixing what aint broke. The LLV has made a big difference in the way I feel, too, and I won't give that up, either, but I seem okay with the lower dose of that....

On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 4:35 PM, Amelia1968 <ameliasantidotes@gmail.com> wrote:

I've never done a ztyo scan or had one done I should say but would be
interested in knowing what "it" says I need...I've heard of others
having great success with this as well as other Bio-feedback type
things. I too would be curious to know what supplement you were told
to lower...just for my own knowledge. Thanks!

On Jan 30, 1:07 pm, Carly Nelson <eojun...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I had a Zyto scan a couple of weeks ago. It 'told' me some things I should
> be taking, and some changes to make in how much of other things I was
> taking/using.
>
> I am a skeptic. For some reason, though, I put full faith in this and the
> practitioner who did the scan. However, after lowering the amount of a
> certain supplement according to the results, I nearly crashed after less
> than a week.
>
> I believe the Zyto scanner, like so many other tools, is just that. A
> tool. IMHO, we still need to be smart and get our own knowledge and truth
> about things. (Kinda like not relying on the arm of flesh)
>
> Of course, as soon as I went back on the dose of the supplement, I started
> feeling fine again and have been ever since.
>
> Just my 2 cents....

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[Everything doTERRA] Rheumatism and Arthritis

Blessings all!
I am staying with my mom at the moment who has Rheumatism and
Arthritis which I have never dealt with. I have been using Deep Blue
rub, Wintergreen, Lemongrass and also doing the Aromatouch with her,
but she is still in pain.

Would the doterra supplements help? I bought her some gulcosamene and
condrointon with MSN as well as some turmeric and she started on those
yesterday.

Really not sure what to do, She has been up all night for the past few
days and she is having a hard time of it.

Thank you for any thoughts.

Love and hugs,
Joanna

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[Everything doTERRA] Re: psoriasis

I completely agree. I have a friend whose daughter has severe
eczema. To begin with she applied the melaleuca with VCO and was
having some success with lessening of symptoms. She has begun working
the GX and PB program, and I think adding the LLV would round things
out for her. She IS seeing success, however it will take time ... but
I do believe she can be eczema free eventually. Even for three months
of GX/PB and LLV ... add in a bottle or two of melaleuca and she'd
still spend about half of what she's currently spending per MONTH for
something that is not working!

Add in the modified candida diet that I saw posted 1/27 by Ginny E and
I think your friend could be on the way to a much better life!

Debbie

CANDIDA DIET
No white flour (if it isn't 100% whole wheat flour don't eat it), no
white rice, no potatoes, no sugar of any kind
except limited aguave syrup, no artificial sweeteners. Stevia is fine.
I use NuNaturals brand of stevia, the grocery store brands taste
bitter and nasty to me. Drink a lot of water 2 quarts minimum (of
course I add lemon oil to mine). No fruits except low sugar ones like
berries. Avoid those if you can for the first month but if not very
small portions like 1/4 c. Most dried fruits have high concentrations
of sugar so avoid.

Foods you can have - 100% whole wheat flour, brown rice, corn (all
kinds), quinoa, other whole grains. That said if you are addicted to
soft drinks, Blue Sky has stevia ones that aren't bad and Sobe 0
calorie uses Stevia. I didn't find it that hard to follow the diet.
Keep in mind, ignore the nutrition labels, where it says sugar grams.
Look at the ingredients. If
a food doesn't have a sugar listed as an ingredient but has grams of
sugar you can eat it.

Again I know its not the traditional candida diet but is a modified
one my doctor uses because most people cannot stay on the traditional
one. She's had a lot of success with it. I went from high levels on
my blood work to normal range within six months.

Keep in mind if you've had candida like I did for probably over 10
years, then you'll probably have to follow this diet for years if not
your lifetime. The same goes for the traditional candida diet, once
you'd had candida you are always very susceptible to candida. This
diet is also great for people with fibromyalgia, myofascial pain
syndrome, chronic fatigue syndrome, thyroid issues, adrenal fatigue
and all autoimmune diseases.

[Everything doTERRA] Re: hot flashes

I had hot flashes for two and a half years before I even heard of
doTERRA. AT LEAST every two hours, day and night, they felt somewhat
like a CONTRACTION (not painful, just intense) ... I am a small woman
that never had any before. Nothing worked for me.

Four months into the oils I listened to a Conference Call on Clary
Sage and combining it with Vetiver (builddoterra.com, Education tab,
about halfway through the discussion on CS) ... I decided to try it.
AWESOME results.

I still have something that resembles a hot flash, I call them more of
a 'warm flush', however they are not 'regular', they are not intense
and normally don't even require me to lose a layer or throw the
covers.

I also use the LLV and believe that has definitely been part of the
results ... cleansing from candida could be very beneficial too!

Debbie

On Jan 30, 11:43 am, Sheree <sheree....@gmail.com> wrote:
> My mom has been trying various oils such as solace, clary sage, etc
> for hot flashes but none seem to be helping. She is still getting a
> lot of it since going off the patches. I got her on the LLV since it
> seemed to help others but that's still not helping. She's now
> thinking of getting back on the patches. Would phytoestrogen help
> with hot flashes?
>
> Sheree

[Everything doTERRA] Titanium Plates(inserted into the body), Hip replacements, Breast Implants, Teeth Fillings.

Have been asked a few times and don't know the answer. If anyone has
any of the above, does that affect the efficacy of essential oils?

Would love to be able to explain.

Thank you,

Irene