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Subject:
Advanced Medical Technology
Category: Health Asked by: ddanephoto60-ga List Price: $50.00 |
Posted:
15 Mar 2005 08:35 PST
Expires: 14 Apr 2005 09:35 PDT Question ID: 495044 |
I wish to contact extraterrestrial beings for the purpose of gaining acces to advanced medical technology.I am in a lot of pain everday. I have been to several doctors recently. I have had an upper GI, an EGD two stress tests(I am having chest pains and trouble breathing). I was at the E.N.T. and had her look up ny nose to see why I am having bad facial pains, she also ordered a CAT scan for my sinuses. The only orifice I have not had examined is my rear end. I have had an MRI, and my famaily doctor ordered an ultrasound because I am having unexplained abdominal pains. They cannot find any physcical reasons why I am in pain. The stress test didnt indicate any heart problems. I feel like passing out everyday anyway.Inthe past have had hemorriods. I am living on metamucil and caffiene. I wish to be restored to good health. Sorry about the typing I am a bad typist | |
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Re: Advanced Medical Technology
From: p1212-ga on 15 Mar 2005 11:43 PST |
Just a note: Many times deep emotional issues are the cause of physical pain. When you can find no physical cause, this is the place to look. This is a clinical fact -- you may even find it in doctor's manuals. It's rarely touched upon in a medical setting presumably because of the personal nature of such issues. For example, bitterness is often the cause of rheumatoid arthritis, deep jealousy and envy can cause things like osteoporosis, etc. Even cancers can be the result of deep anger, unforgiveness and other emotional issues. When you relieve yourself of all grudges and deep-seated issues, many of these ailments can literally disappear. It's really no joke. Search for a gentleman by the name of "Henry Wright" -- his office is 1-800-453-5775. His organization has had incredible success with this. |
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Re: Advanced Medical Technology
From: frde-ga on 16 Mar 2005 05:16 PST |
<q>Many times deep emotional issues are the cause of physical pain.</q> Try telling that to someone with Trigeminal Neuralgia or Gout or Carpal Tunnel syndrome. - the chances are high that you'll develop 'physical pain', probably from broken ribs or an adjustment of your reproductive equipment. Of course the origin would be 'emotional' If you want to conduct a clinical trial, it can be arranged The OP would probably be wise to look into a kyropractor to check out misplaced muscles in/around the spine - they can cause IBS and chest problems. Also a gentle course in Yoga would have a similar effect, in so far as it allows things to rearrange themselves naturally. Also that Metamucil sounds like rubbish, try eating oats if you want fibre (or even if you don't) - but get the least processed stuff you can. Knock the caffiene on the head, it is good for a 'hit' but after a week, one develops a resistance - it becomes a self devaluing currency. Save it for emergencies. Trouble is, that when one thing goes wrong, and stays wrong, the whole physical system collapses in like a pack of cards. - at that point a**holes tell you that you are suffering from stress, which is true, but totally unhelpful. |
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Re: Advanced Medical Technology
From: chinesecroupier-ga on 05 Apr 2005 03:52 PDT |
I am a medical doctor who did 2 year fMRI neuroimaging research in pain for my fellwoship, mainly trigeminal neuralgia, and phantom pain. To my opinion, neurogenic pain is always mixed with subjective feeling and highly interleaved with cortical cognitive process. For an extreme case, we had one 42yr old female dental patient, got her first tooth pulled out 10 years ago for its cause of pain, and now only 5 teeth left and still coming to clinic for the same complaint. So, my first suggestion will: Go to a psychiatrist and you will be saved from hell. :-) Good luck! |
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Re: Advanced Medical Technology
From: frde-ga on 08 Apr 2005 04:00 PDT |
Follow this link: http://www.itvregions.com/programmes_view.php?region=West&page=17881 And look down for: Professor Coakham <quote> Professor Coakham is one of the world's leading experts in a rare condition known as 'trigeminal neuralgia'. The pain, which normally results from the pressure of a blood vessel on a facial nerve, the trigeminal nerve, can be stopped by an operation to move the vessel and fix it permanently in a new position. At 27 Kerrianne is very young to have developed this condition but as the four-hour operation reveals, there are indeed two blood vessels pressing on the nerve. Professor Coakham talks us through the surgery and two months after her operation, Kerrianne is pain free. </quote> FYI: Prof. Hugh Coakham holds the Chair in Neurosurgery at Bristol Teaching Hospital UK You can check his credentials with: ://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=coakham+bristol+professor&btnG=Google+Search&meta= |
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