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maryschurr replied to the discussion Horsetail Tea and Silica in the forum Ask Dr. Barre 7 months ago
It’s so difficult to know how things are processed anymore. Even our food has become questionable, depending on where one gets it. I’ve got nothing against Wendy, I think she’s trying to do right by people. I just would like to have something closer to actual food as my source, even if it’s best absorbed by having another food with it…
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Kimberly replied to the discussion Horsetail Tea and Silica in the forum Ask Dr. Barre 7 months ago
I am very interested in this topic as well…. I know the Dr.s Bailey love their high silica water, & I have taken Wendy Myer’s silica supplement ( https://store.myersdetox.com/products/ageless-af-one-bottle ) for years, hoping it is a good one.
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maryschurr started the discussion Horsetail Tea and Silica in the forum Ask Dr. Barre 7 months ago
Hey Dr Barre, What are your thoughts on Horsetail brewed as a tea? Would it be possible to better absorb silica from the herb as a tea? If so, is hot or cold better…or would it really matter? How have you found it beneficial (if you have)? Seems most silica supplements are difficult to absorb or the formulas just don’t look very natural.…
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barre replied to the discussion Farmacista in the forum Ask Dr. Barre 7 months ago
Hey Erin
The products have been in production for several months and are now being bottled/packaged. The Oils, Tonics and Honey Infusions requires a 2-3 month infusion period followed by a very complex multi-step process that I describe for each product in the accordion tabs. For this reason I will only make them available to members as these…
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Cheyenne started the discussion Farmacista in the forum Ask Dr. Barre 8 months ago
Hello Dr. Barre! The new website and Farmacista products look incredible! When will they be available to order? I access the website when logged in to my Alfa Vedic exec co-op profile though none of the products show availability and the site doesn’t seem to recognize that I am logged in. Looking forward to the new line, thank you!
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maryschurr posted an update in the group
Ask Dr. Barre 8 months ago8 months ago (edited)
Education/Thoughts on Bone Cancer
Hey Dr. Barre,
I’m curious about bone cancer. I lost a dear cousin to it recently. He died 47 days after diagnosis at age 66. He appeared healthy and of a normal weight. I don’t know much about his lifestyle over the years. His was located in his neck and upper spine, he remained in hospitals and facilities the entire time, and sadly took…
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Hi Mary,
I thought I’d chime in here to share my knowledge of bone cancer through the lens of German New Medicine.
Bone cancer is triggered through a severe self devaluation conflict. The neck indicates it was intellectual in nature (feeling stupid, feeling judged for making a particular decision, feeling not smart enough) and the upper back…
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I’ll add one last thing as a helpful framework for understanding the conflict themes of these 3 types of “cancers”. Imagine these as layers of self devaluation, not physical layers in the body.
Outer layer (bone) = “I am not capable.”
Middle layer (lymph) = “I cannot defend or protect.”
Core layer (blood/marrow) = “I am not valuable at my essence.”
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John Burbage replied to the discussion Beginning Isopathics in the forum Ask Dr. Barre 8 months ago
little man has allergies to eggs, watermelon, pineapple (mum worries about starting on raw milk) — born by way of cassarian ( no biome was transferred )
breastfed for 6 months, and had formula also since from beginning (will only drink ready-to-drink Actimel; went with this because folate, not folic acid)
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John Burbage started the discussion Beginning Isopathics in the forum Ask Dr. Barre 8 months ago
Within UK polity and have found can buy them with GBP; was disappointed I, cannot order your tooth treatment Barre.
our little man:
1. skin issues (apparently according to doctors, is not eczema — some looks puss like)…; 2. persistent white spot at back of pallet (now 2 within the past three weeks) for months; 3. unvaccinated, except for one (of…
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barre replied to the discussion Isopathics for lichen sclerosis in the forum Ask Dr. Barre 8 months ago
Isopathics for lichen sclerosis
LS is a catch-all diagnostic label and not a disease affliction. Anybody with this syndrome of skin symptoms needs to be evaluated on an individual basis. The skin is the largest elimination organ of the body and reflects the health of the every internal organ system. A general isopathic recommendation would be Symbio Muc-Asper.
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Janie Parker replied to the discussion Isopathics for lichen sclerosis in the forum Ask Dr. Barre 8 months ago
Isopathics for lichen sclerosis
I would also be very interested in any insights as my friend has just been told she may have lichen sclerosis. Have you got anywhere with your investigations Elizabeth? Janie x
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