http://hjo.org The Online Health Journal Blog Wed, 07 Jan 2009 06:53:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://hjo.org/plantar-warts-and-miracle-mineral-solution/#comment-275 Forest Sprague Sat, 22 Nov 2008 18:11:57 +0000 http://hjo.org/plantar-warts-and-miracle-mineral-solution/#comment-275 Here in Brazil we have been using mms successfully for flower/fruit preservation, curing horses of a type of flu, toe nail fungus, sores and leisions, curing bad breath in our dogs, brushing teeth, disinfecting surfaces that are contaminated with pathogens, water purification in our hot tubs, treating flu, cleaning and disinfecting eggs from the chicken coop and so much more. Don't let the naysayer fools tell you this does not work or that it is harmful to the body. If it didn't it wouldn't have been used for the last 80 years successfully by industry. Check out the science and you will understand that like salt that has kept our planets oceans clean for millions and millions of years so does sodium chlorite which is of the same family. The only ones that loose from the profligation of this substance is the pharmecueticals and all those who profit from the sell of thier drugs. Here in Brazil we have been using mms successfully for flower/fruit preservation, curing horses of a type of flu, toe nail fungus, sores and leisions, curing bad breath in our dogs, brushing teeth, disinfecting surfaces that are contaminated with pathogens, water purification in our hot tubs, treating flu, cleaning and disinfecting eggs from the chicken coop and so much more. Don’t let the naysayer fools tell you this does not work or that it is harmful to the body. If it didn’t it wouldn’t have been used for the last 80 years successfully by industry. Check out the science and you will understand that like salt that has kept our planets oceans clean for millions and millions of years so does sodium chlorite which is of the same family. The only ones that loose from the profligation of this substance is the pharmecueticals and all those who profit from the sell of thier drugs.

]]> http://hjo.org/reviewing-what-happens-when-an-ovarian-cyst-bursts/#comment-63 Stephanie Thu, 09 Oct 2008 14:12:47 +0000 http://hjo.org/reviewing-what-happens-when-an-ovarian-cyst-bursts/#comment-63 I had an ovarian cyst burst in January of 2007 and it was so scary and painful. I had gone on a date with my boyfriend (now husband) and when he dropped me off I was fine. However, about one or two minutes later, I had what I thought was an extreme urge to go to the bathroom. I went to the bathroom and when I leaned over all of a sudden I couldn't walk or anything b/c the pain was so great. It honestly felt like someone had poisoned my blood and I could feel it all traveling through my body. My mother is a nurse, so she hurried over to see if she could help me. At this time I still thought it was related to me needing to use the bathroom so she gave me an enema bag. Not a good thing. Didn't help at all. She took me to the emergency room and they took x-rays. They were trying to decide if it was an eptopic (sp?) pregnancy or an ovarian cyst. Turns out it was the latter, but it was a very scary, very painful feeling. I went to my gynecologist a few days later and they discovered a rather large cyst on my OTHER ovary. They had me come back 8 weeks later and did another ultrasound and that one had gone away on its own with no pain associated with it whatsoever. Most women don't experience the pain that I did, but maybe this post will help someone recognize what it may be if they ever have that scenario happen to them. I had an ovarian cyst burst in January of 2007 and it was so scary and painful. I had gone on a date with my boyfriend (now husband) and when he dropped me off I was fine. However, about one or two minutes later, I had what I thought was an extreme urge to go to the bathroom. I went to the bathroom and when I leaned over all of a sudden I couldn’t walk or anything b/c the pain was so great. It honestly felt like someone had poisoned my blood and I could feel it all traveling through my body. My mother is a nurse, so she hurried over to see if she could help me. At this time I still thought it was related to me needing to use the bathroom so she gave me an enema bag. Not a good thing. Didn’t help at all. She took me to the emergency room and they took x-rays. They were trying to decide if it was an eptopic (sp?) pregnancy or an ovarian cyst. Turns out it was the latter, but it was a very scary, very painful feeling. I went to my gynecologist a few days later and they discovered a rather large cyst on my OTHER ovary. They had me come back 8 weeks later and did another ultrasound and that one had gone away on its own with no pain associated with it whatsoever. Most women don’t experience the pain that I did, but maybe this post will help someone recognize what it may be if they ever have that scenario happen to them.

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