Melissa Supreme (Herbal Supplements for ADHD, by Gaia Herbs), anyone out there tried?
Penzack
or had their child(ren) try it for ADD/ADHD symptoms? Let me know what you
have found (i.e., changes good, bad, or no change in behaviors, schoolwork,
etc.).
My son (age 7) is still on Ritalin, Clonidine and Wellbutrin for his ADHD/ODD
and Depression, but he is starting to take some drops of Melissa in his juice
in the morning and at night. He seems to be doing better at school lately
(trying harder) and his behavior is better at school (so sayeth the teacher),
and not as oppositional to me (although some things will never change there!).
He is severe ADHD, behavioral problems, so this change has been an exciting
one, but I do not know whether it is a fluke that the herbs were added right
before the changes were noticed. As I said, let me know what you think.
MarshAngel
better if I add the following things
a)kava kava
b)passion flower
c)calmplex from rexall( hops,avena sativa etc)
d)tranquilplus by Windmill
e)melissa lemon balm caps
f)elderberry,
g)chamomile
h)skullcap
i)valerian
j)rose petal syrup
make sure you use
the non-alcoholic form of Gaia's product
Dave Knapp
>
> I have & have found that it works even
> better if I add the following things
> a)kava kava
> b)passion flower
> c)calmplex from rexall( hops,avena sativa etc)
> d)tranquilplus by Windmill
> e)melissa lemon balm caps
> f)elderberry,
> g)chamomile
> h)skullcap
> i)valerian
> j)rose petal syrup
You are aware, aren't you, that many of the listed things contain DHMO?
And that DHMO is potentially lethal?
-- Dave
Jim Manson
>I have & have found that it works even
>better if I add the following things
>a)kava kava
>b)passion flower
>c)calmplex from rexall( hops,avena sativa etc)
>d)tranquilplus by Windmill
>e)melissa lemon balm caps
>f)elderberry,
>g)chamomile
>h)skullcap
>i)valerian
>j)rose petal syrup
>k) eye of newt
>l) toe of dog
Joe Parsons
>MarshAngel wrote:
>>
>> I have & have found that it works even
>> better if I add the following things
>> a)kava kava
>> b)passion flower
>> c)calmplex from rexall( hops,avena sativa etc)
>> d)tranquilplus by Windmill
>> e)melissa lemon balm caps
>> f)elderberry,
>> g)chamomile
>> h)skullcap
>> i)valerian
>> j)rose petal syrup
>
>You are aware, aren't you, that many of the listed things contain DHMO?
>And that DHMO is potentially lethal?
>
> -- Dave
Isn't there a movement to ban the unrestricted sale and use of DHMO? If
not there *should* be--I mean, that stuff is DANGEROUS! And even our
Precious Children are able to buy it from the corner convenience store.
They even use this packaging that makes it look, well, clean and pure.
Someone ought to *do* something.
Joe Parsons
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*don't* want to do that.
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Dave Knapp
>
> what is DMHO??
It's short for Dihydrogen monoxide. It's a powerful solvent that can
kill quickly in its solid or gaseous forms.
DHMO has been detected in malignant tumors removed from people with
cancer.
It has been used by the Navy in nuclear experiments for years.
It is a component of many pesticides, and residues are detectable on
fruits and vegetables even after extensive washing. More worrisome
still, recent studies have detected DHMO even on so-called "organic"
produce, leading many to believe that these products may have been
treated with DHMO at some point in their processing.
Quite frankly, I'm surprised that you would recommend treatments known
to be so seriously contaminated with DHMO.
-- Dave
Lee
Dave Knapp <d...@usa.net> wrote:
This topic was discussed extensively in alt.talk.bizarre a couple of years
ago, in a thread dedicated to fluoride and water filtration systems. I
expect that a trip to dejanews will uncover more information and opinions
on DHMO than anyone would care to know.
Lee
tr...@geneseo.net
Dave Knapp <d...@usa.net> wrote:
> MarshAngel wrote:
> >
> > what is DMHO??
>
> It's short for Dihydrogen monoxide. It's a powerful solvent that can
> kill quickly in its solid or gaseous forms.
>
> DHMO has been detected in malignant tumors removed from people with
> cancer.
>
> It has been used by the Navy in nuclear experiments for years.
>
> It is a component of many pesticides, and residues are detectable on
> fruits and vegetables even after extensive washing. More worrisome
> still, recent studies have detected DHMO even on so-called "organic"
> produce, leading many to believe that these products may have been
> treated with DHMO at some point in their processing.
>
> Quite frankly, I'm surprised that you would recommend treatments known
> to be so seriously contaminated with DHMO.
>
>
You forgot:
In it's solid form, it can cause disorientation and total lack of motor
control.
;-)
Troy
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George of the Jungle
wrote:
>On Thu, 25 Mar 1999 21:44:30 GMT, Dave Knapp <d...@usa.net> wrote:
>
>>MarshAngel wrote:
>>>
>>> I have & have found that it works even
>>> better if I add the following things
>>> a)kava kava
>>> b)passion flower
>>> c)calmplex from rexall( hops,avena sativa etc)
>>> d)tranquilplus by Windmill
>>> e)melissa lemon balm caps
>>> f)elderberry,
>>> g)chamomile
>>> h)skullcap
>>> i)valerian
>>> j)rose petal syrup
>>
>>You are aware, aren't you, that many of the listed things contain DHMO?
>>And that DHMO is potentially lethal?
>>
>> -- Dave
>
>Isn't there a movement to ban the unrestricted sale and use of DHMO? If
>not there *should* be--I mean, that stuff is DANGEROUS! And even our
>Precious Children are able to buy it from the corner convenience store.
>They even use this packaging that makes it look, well, clean and pure.
>
>Someone ought to *do* something.
>
>Joe Parsons
>
Around here they even put out official warnings about the stuff.
There is one right now. The DHMO aka ODH around here has developed an
extreme physical instability and people have been told to stay away
from the stuff. It's very dangerous!
George
Chris Leithiser
world. This kind of scare tactic is the kind of thing that gives chemical
companies a bad name. Sure, it can cause death. But would you want to go
back to the stone age?
tr...@geneseo.net wrote:
> In article <36FB385D...@usa.net>,
> Dave Knapp <d...@usa.net> wrote:
> > MarshAngel wrote:
> > >
mark...@my-dejanews.com
Dave Knapp <d...@usa.net> wrote:
> MarshAngel wrote:
> >
> > what is DMHO??
>
> It's short for Dihydrogen monoxide. It's a powerful solvent that can
> kill quickly in its solid or gaseous forms.
>
> DHMO has been detected in malignant tumors removed from people with
> cancer.
>
> It has been used by the Navy in nuclear experiments for years.
>
> It is a component of many pesticides, and residues are detectable on
> fruits and vegetables even after extensive washing. More worrisome
> still, recent studies have detected DHMO even on so-called "organic"
> produce, leading many to believe that these products may have been
> treated with DHMO at some point in their processing.
>
> Quite frankly, I'm surprised that you would recommend treatments known
> to be so seriously contaminated with DHMO.
Swampy does not care if what she recommends can cause problems or has never
been shown clinically to be effective. She looks at the world through Irlen
coloured glasses.
I think it is despicable that she would pour such a substance down the throats
of unsuspecting kids.
D. C. & M. V. Sessions
>
> MarshAngel wrote:
> >
> > what is DMHO??
>
> It's short for Dihydrogen monoxide. It's a powerful solvent that can
> kill quickly in its solid or gaseous forms.
The stuff's a killer. In our volunteer EMT work, DMHO has
been a major contributor to at least one fatality and many
emergencies.
--
He either fears his fate too much, or his deserts are small,
That puts it not unto the touch to win or lose it all.
D. C. & M. V. Sessions sess...@primenet.com
son...@my-dejanews.com
> > better if I add the following things
> > a)kava kava
> > b)passion flower
> > c)calmplex from rexall( hops,avena sativa etc)
> > d)tranquilplus by Windmill
> > e)melissa lemon balm caps
> > f)elderberry,
> > g)chamomile
> > h)skullcap
> > i)valerian
> > j)rose petal syrup
>
> You are aware, aren't you, that many of the listed things contain DHMO?
> And that DHMO is potentially lethal?
>
> -- Dave
>
Which of the above items contain DHMO
and at what levels is it potentially lethal?
Joe Parsons
>In article <36FAAE2A...@usa.net>,
> Dave Knapp <d...@usa.net> wrote:
>> MarshAngel wrote:
>> >
>> > I have & have found that it works even
>> > better if I add the following things
>> > a)kava kava
>> > b)passion flower
>> > c)calmplex from rexall( hops,avena sativa etc)
>> > d)tranquilplus by Windmill
>> > e)melissa lemon balm caps
>> > f)elderberry,
>> > g)chamomile
>> > h)skullcap
>> > i)valerian
>> > j)rose petal syrup
>>
>> You are aware, aren't you, that many of the listed things contain DHMO?
>> And that DHMO is potentially lethal?
>>
>> -- Dave
>>
>
>Which of the above items contain DHMO
>and at what levels is it potentially lethal?
All of them, if I'm not mistaken--and it takes a shockingly small amount
of DHMO to cause irreversible drain bamage and even death.
I have to confess, I experimented with it in the '60s, back when it was
freely available (it was almost like, well, opening a faucet). Now that I
know the dangers, it just AMAZES me that I survived this long.
Sumbuny
Joe Parsons wrote:
>
> Isn't there a movement to ban the unrestricted sale and use of DHMO? If
> not there *should* be--I mean, that stuff is DANGEROUS! And even our
> Precious Children are able to buy it from the corner convenience store.
> They even use this packaging that makes it look, well, clean and pure.
>
> Someone ought to *do* something.
>
> Joe Parsons
OK, Joe, I remember the time a high school kid did such a good study on the
dangers of this substance that his local media and local government
officials got involved before someone really figured out what this
was.....how long do ya think this thread will go before that happens
here?!?!?!
Man, but wasn't chem class great?---I am FTTFLMFHO!!!!!!
Buny
You are SO bad--but I like you that way!!
Marble90
[snippety-snip]
>>> You are aware, aren't you, that many of the listed things contain DHMO?
>>> And that DHMO is potentially lethal?
>>> -- Dave
>>Which of the above items contain DHMO
>>and at what levels is it potentially lethal?
>
>All of them, if I'm not mistaken--and it takes a shockingly small amount
>of DHMO to cause irreversible drain bamage and even death.
>
>I have to confess, I experimented with it in the '60s, back when it was
>freely available (it was almost like, well, opening a faucet). Now that I
>know the dangers, it just AMAZES me that I survived this long.
>Joe Parsons
Maybe it's not that lethal? Good grief, for all the valerian and chamomile tea
that I drink, I'd be long dead if it was.
-Nancy
"I'm thinking the same thing about you."
http://www.angelfire.com/il/marble9
Magi D. Shepley
son...@my-dejanews.com wrote:
> In article <36FAAE2A...@usa.net>,
> Dave Knapp <d...@usa.net> wrote:
> > MarshAngel wrote:
> > >
> > > I have & have found that it works even
> > > better if I add the following things
> > > a)kava kava
> > > b)passion flower
> > > c)calmplex from rexall( hops,avena sativa etc)
> > > d)tranquilplus by Windmill
> > > e)melissa lemon balm caps
> > > f)elderberry,
> > > g)chamomile
> > > h)skullcap
> > > i)valerian
> > > j)rose petal syrup
> >
> > You are aware, aren't you, that many of the listed things contain DHMO?
> > And that DHMO is potentially lethal?
> >
> > -- Dave
> >
>
> Which of the above items contain DHMO
> and at what levels is it potentially lethal?
>
Jim Manson
>In article <36FAAE2A...@usa.net>,
> Dave Knapp <d...@usa.net> wrote:
>> MarshAngel wrote:
>> >
>> > I have & have found that it works even
>> > better if I add the following things
>> > a)kava kava
>> > b)passion flower
>> > c)calmplex from rexall( hops,avena sativa etc)
>> > d)tranquilplus by Windmill
>> > e)melissa lemon balm caps
>> > f)elderberry,
>> > g)chamomile
>> > h)skullcap
>> > i)valerian
>> > j)rose petal syrup
>>
>> You are aware, aren't you, that many of the listed things contain DHMO?
>> And that DHMO is potentially lethal?
>>
>> -- Dave
>>
>
>Which of the above items contain DHMO
>and at what levels is it potentially lethal?
I think a, c, d, e, g, and j. The others might too.
DHMO can be lethal as almost all levels depending on the situation, a
person's vulnerability etc.
Jim Manson
>It's short for Dihydrogen monoxide. It's a powerful solvent that can
>kill quickly in its solid or gaseous forms.
>
It can kill just as quickly in it's liquid form as well.
Dave Knapp
>
> In article <36FAAE2A...@usa.net>,
> Dave Knapp <d...@usa.net> wrote:
> > MarshAngel wrote:
> > >
> > > I have & have found that it works even
> > > better if I add the following things
> > > a)kava kava
> > > b)passion flower
> > > c)calmplex from rexall( hops,avena sativa etc)
> > > d)tranquilplus by Windmill
> > > e)melissa lemon balm caps
> > > f)elderberry,
> > > g)chamomile
> > > h)skullcap
> > > i)valerian
> > > j)rose petal syrup
> >
> > You are aware, aren't you, that many of the listed things contain DHMO?
> > And that DHMO is potentially lethal?
> >
>
If processed properly, you can get b, f, g, h, and i without it, though
most products containing them contain at least trace quantities.
The rest are contaminated in a big way.
-- Dave
son...@my-dejanews.com
marb...@aol.comAuthor (Marble90) wrote:
>
>
> Maybe it's not that lethal? Good grief, for all the valerian and chamomile
tea that I drink, I'd be long dead if it was.
>
> -Nancy
>
LOL! Ditto for me!
son...@my-dejanews.com
Dave Knapp <d...@usa.net> wrote:
> son...@my-dejanews.com wrote:
> >
> > In article <36FAAE2A...@usa.net>,
> > Dave Knapp <d...@usa.net> wrote:
> > > MarshAngel wrote:
> > > >
> > > > I have & have found that it works even
> > > > better if I add the following things
> > > > a)kava kava
> > > > b)passion flower
> > > > c)calmplex from rexall( hops,avena sativa etc)
> > > > d)tranquilplus by Windmill
> > > > e)melissa lemon balm caps
> > > > f)elderberry,
> > > > g)chamomile
> > > > h)skullcap
> > > > i)valerian
> > > > j)rose petal syrup
> > >
> > > You are aware, aren't you, that many of the listed things contain DHMO?
> > > And that DHMO is potentially lethal?
> > >
> >
>
> If processed properly, you can get b, f, g, h, and i without it, though
> most products containing them contain at least trace quantities.
>
So why didn't you say that before, instead of making a frightening
blanket statement without explanation? You know, people who
make statements similar to yours about stimulants are quickly
bounced the heck out of here.
And have you heard of people who've taken the "contaminated"
items becoming ill or dropping dead? If yes, please
cite your sources.
Songie
Jim Manson
>
>And have you heard of people who've taken the "contaminated"
>items becoming ill or dropping dead? If yes, please
>cite your sources.
>
>Songie
>
I personally know 2 people that have died form DHMO related problems.
Joe Parsons
I know one family whose child suffered irreversible brain damage and later
died as a direct result of DHMO.
That can be some dangerous stuff! It's AMAZING how easy it is to get--I
understand some elementary age kids are even taking it to school with
them.
I'm just wondering why someone doesn't DO something?
Magi D. Shepley
Joe Parsons wrote:
> On Sun, 28 Mar 1999 15:02:27 GMT, J...@Manson.com (Jim Manson) wrote:
>
> >son...@my-dejanews.com wrote:
> >
> >
> >>
> >>And have you heard of people who've taken the "contaminated"
> >>items becoming ill or dropping dead? If yes, please
> >>cite your sources.
> >>
> >>Songie
> >>
> >I personally know 2 people that have died form DHMO related problems.
>
> I know one family whose child suffered irreversible brain damage and later
> died as a direct result of DHMO.
>
> That can be some dangerous stuff! It's AMAZING how easy it is to get--I
> understand some elementary age kids are even taking it to school with
> them.
>
> I'm just wondering why someone doesn't DO something?
>
> Joe Parsons
Joe,
My entire class is addicted to DHMO. They especially want it after being
outside or during meals. Its sad... sometimes they become very upset with me
because I won't allow them to get the DHMO.
Magi
Joe Parsons
wrote:
It's just another indication of how far we, as a society, have
DEGENERATED. First, we get our precious Children HOOKED on this
substance, not even considering the side effects.
I'm sure I don't have to tell YOU about the severe "rebound" effects
suffered by young Children after they've had a lot of that stuff--they'll
fidget, complain, and keep INSISTING on leaving their desks.
It's not really their fault--it's just the Conglomerates that make this
stuff so easily available, but the Children have to pay the price.
It's just shameful.
Joe Parsons
"Just say NO to DHMO"
son...@my-dejanews.com
j...@cyber-mall.com wrote:
> On Sun, 28 Mar 1999 15:02:27 GMT, J...@Manson.com (Jim Manson) wrote:
>
> >son...@my-dejanews.com wrote:
> >
> >
> >>
> >>And have you heard of people who've taken the "contaminated"
> >>items becoming ill or dropping dead? If yes, please
> >>cite your sources.
> >>
> >>Songie
> >>
> >I personally know 2 people that have died form DHMO related problems.
>
> I know one family whose child suffered irreversible brain damage and later
> died as a direct result of DHMO.
>
> That can be some dangerous stuff! It's AMAZING how easy it is to get--I
> understand some elementary age kids are even taking it to school with
> them.
>
> I'm just wondering why someone doesn't DO something?
>
> Joe Parsons
>
OK guys, I hope you've gotten up from rolling on the floor already.
Yep, I fell for it. Sheesh, I can't believe I've never heard this one
before!
Thanks for the laugh. :-)
<And thanks to the person who emailed me before I REALLY lost my cool!>
http://www.easynet.co.uk/ifst/no_dhmo.htm
Jim Manson
>I know one family whose child suffered irreversible brain damage and later
>died as a direct result of DHMO.
>
>That can be some dangerous stuff! It's AMAZING how easy it is to get--I
>understand some elementary age kids are even taking it to school with
>them.
>
>I'm just wondering why someone doesn't DO something?
>
Congress is afraid to act because of special interest groups like the
CWAP.
son...@my-dejanews.com
j...@cyber-mall.com wrote:
>
> "Just say NO to DHMO"
ROTFL.
*Thank you* Nancy Parsons! ;-)
Magi D. Shepley
> DEGENERATED. First, we get our precious Children HOOKED on this
> substance, not even considering the side effects.
>
> I'm sure I don't have to tell YOU about the severe "rebound" effects
> suffered by young Children after they've had a lot of that stuff--they'll
> fidget, complain, and keep INSISTING on leaving their desks.
>
> It's not really their fault--it's just the Conglomerates that make this
> stuff so easily available, but the Children have to pay the price.
>
> It's just shameful.
>
> Joe Parsons
>
>
I know all too well the consequences of the kids having DHMO in the
classroom. They keep INSISTING they need to leave the room! Its
disgusting how upset they get sometimes... and they sneak the DHMO when
I'm not looking! They ask to go to the nurse or something, and I find
that they've actually gone out to procure DHMO!
Fortunately, there aren't very many supplies in our building... though
the lavatories seem to abound with them!
Magi
Joe Parsons
>In article <36fe5987...@nntp2.tsoft.net>,
> j...@cyber-mall.com wrote:
>
>
>
>>
>> "Just say NO to DHMO"
>
>
>ROTFL.
>
>*Thank you* Nancy Parsons! ;-)
...and where do you know Nancy from?
Joe Parsons
Jim Manson
>
>OK guys, I hope you've gotten up from rolling on the floor already.
>Yep, I fell for it. Sheesh, I can't believe I've never heard this one
>before!
>Thanks for the laugh. :-)
><And thanks to the person who emailed me before I REALLY lost my cool!>
OK- who spilled the beans?
That has to be the *longest* I've ever seen that one go on...;-)
Don't feel bad- you weren't the only one that fell for it.
D. C. & M. V. Sessions
>
> In article <36FD888B...@usa.net>,
> Dave Knapp <d...@usa.net> wrote:
> > If processed properly, you can get b, f, g, h, and i without it, though
> > most products containing them contain at least trace quantities.
> >
>
> So why didn't you say that before, instead of making a frightening
> blanket statement without explanation? You know, people who
> make statements similar to yours about stimulants are quickly
> bounced the heck out of here.
>
> And have you heard of people who've taken the "contaminated"
> items becoming ill or dropping dead? If yes, please
> cite your sources.
We have personally handled at least one fatality DIRECTLY
resulting from contact with DMHO.
D. C. & M. V. Sessions
>
> On Sun, 28 Mar 1999 15:02:27 GMT, J...@Manson.com (Jim Manson) wrote:
> >son...@my-dejanews.com wrote:
> >>And have you heard of people who've taken the "contaminated"
> >>items becoming ill or dropping dead? If yes, please
> >>cite your sources.
> >I personally know 2 people that have died form DHMO related problems.
>
> I know one family whose child suffered irreversible brain damage and later
> died as a direct result of DHMO.
In central Arizona DMHO is second only to auto accidents as the
cause of death in children 1yo-5yo (ages approximate).
son...@my-dejanews.com
j...@cyber-mall.com wrote:
> On Sun, 28 Mar 1999 19:28:32 GMT, son...@my-dejanews.com wrote:
>
> >In article <36fe5987...@nntp2.tsoft.net>,
> > j...@cyber-mall.com wrote:
> >
> >
> >
> >>
> >> "Just say NO to DHMO"
> >
> >
> >ROTFL.
> >
> >*Thank you* Nancy Parsons! ;-)
>
> ...and where do you know Nancy from?
>
Um, Nancy *Reagan*? As in: "Just Say No" ?
So, since *you* said it, I wrote Nancy *Parsons*......?
:-)
Speak to 'ya later,
-Song
son...@my-dejanews.com
> >Yep, I fell for it. Sheesh, I can't believe I've never heard this one
> >before!
> >Thanks for the laugh. :-)
> ><And thanks to the person who emailed me before I REALLY lost my cool!>
>
> OK- who spilled the beans?
Shall remain anonymouse. :-)
> Don't feel bad- you weren't the only one that fell for it.
I can see that! LOL! :-)
leo meunier
> j...@cyber-mall.com (Joe Parsons) wrote:
>
>
> >I know one family whose child suffered irreversible brain damage and later
> >died as a direct result of DHMO.
> >
> >That can be some dangerous stuff! It's AMAZING how easy it is to get--I
> >understand some elementary age kids are even taking it to school with
> >them.
> >
> >I'm just wondering why someone doesn't DO something?
> >
>
> Congress is afraid to act because of special interest groups like the
> CWAP.
Have you ever seen a person who has ingested a large omount of the
substance. Then they exercises and it actually ouzes out of their skin.
It is not a pretty site.
Leo
Joe Parsons
>In article <36fe8e70...@nntp2.tsoft.net>,
> j...@cyber-mall.com wrote:
>> On Sun, 28 Mar 1999 19:28:32 GMT, son...@my-dejanews.com wrote:
>>
>> >In article <36fe5987...@nntp2.tsoft.net>,
>> > j...@cyber-mall.com wrote:
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >>
>> >> "Just say NO to DHMO"
>> >
>> >
>> >ROTFL.
>> >
>> >*Thank you* Nancy Parsons! ;-)
>>
>> ...and where do you know Nancy from?
>>
>
>
>Um, Nancy *Reagan*? As in: "Just Say No" ?
>
>So, since *you* said it, I wrote Nancy *Parsons*......?
>
>:-)
Threw me for a bit--Nancy Parsons is my wife!
>
>
>Speak to 'ya later,
>-Song
>
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j...@cyber-mall.com wrote:
> On Mon, 29 Mar 1999 06:29:54 GMT, son...@my-dejanews.com wrote:
>
> >In article <36fe8e70...@nntp2.tsoft.net>,
> > j...@cyber-mall.com wrote:
> >> On Sun, 28 Mar 1999 19:28:32 GMT, son...@my-dejanews.com wrote:
> >>
> >> >In article <36fe5987...@nntp2.tsoft.net>,
> >> > j...@cyber-mall.com wrote:
> >> >
> >
>
> Threw me for a bit--Nancy Parsons is my wife!
Actually Joe, I didn't want to tell you until your wife
said it was ok, but she and I used to play the Catskills
together. We had a really nice comedy routine for a while....
But then, of course, you came into the picture and I lost
the **sniff** best partner I ever had.
It's ok though Joe. I fergive ya.
>:-D
Sumbuny
"Magi D. Shepley" wrote:
>
> Joe,
> I know all too well the consequences of the kids having DHMO in the
> classroom. They keep INSISTING they need to leave the room! Its
> disgusting how upset they get sometimes... and they sneak the DHMO when
> I'm not looking! They ask to go to the nurse or something, and I find
> that they've actually gone out to procure DHMO!
>
> Fortunately, there aren't very many supplies in our building... though
> the lavatories seem to abound with them!
> Magi
And have you seen what happens when you try to get them off of the stuff???? I
mean, the awful withdrawal effects...pallor, sunken eyes, dry skin,
listlessness....
Sheesh!
Buny
Lee
"D. C. & M. V. Sessions" <sess...@primenet.com> wrote:
>Joe Parsons wrote:
>>
>> On Sun, 28 Mar 1999 15:02:27 GMT, J...@Manson.com (Jim Manson) wrote:
>> >son...@my-dejanews.com wrote:
>
>> >>And have you heard of people who've taken the "contaminated"
>> >>items becoming ill or dropping dead? If yes, please
>> >>cite your sources.
>
>> >I personally know 2 people that have died form DHMO related problems.
>>
>> I know one family whose child suffered irreversible brain damage and later
>> died as a direct result of DHMO.
>
>In central Arizona DMHO is second only to auto accidents as the
>cause of death in children 1yo-5yo (ages approximate).
Get outta here!
Everybody knows that there's no DMHO in Arizona.
Lee
Marble90
>Threw me for a bit--Nancy Parsons is my wife!
Phew. I was starting to suspect rumors.
-Nancy
"I'm thinking the same thing about you."
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malach...@hotmail.com
to avoid ritilin by using supplements. I beleive in them.
On 25 Mar 1999 04:21:25 GMT, pen...@aol.com (Penzack) wrote:
>Anyone tried the above type herbal supplement for their ADD/ADHD as an adult?
>or had their child(ren) try it for ADD/ADHD symptoms? Let me know what you
>have found (i.e., changes good, bad, or no change in behaviors, schoolwork,
>etc.).
>
>My son (age 7) is still on Ritalin, Clonidine and Wellbutrin for his ADHD/ODD
>and Depression, but he is starting to take some drops of Melissa in his juice
>in the morning and at night. He seems to be doing better at school lately
>(trying harder) and his behavior is better at school (so sayeth the teacher),
>and not as oppositional to me (although some things will never change there!).
>
>
>He is severe ADHD, behavioral problems, so this change has been an exciting
>one, but I do not know whether it is a fluke that the herbs were added right
>before the changes were noticed. As I said, let me know what you think.
>
>
>Pen...@aol.com
plat...@cyberjunkie.com
> >
> > In article <36FAAE2A...@usa.net>,
> > Dave Knapp <d...@usa.net> wrote:
> > > MarshAngel wrote:
> > > >
> > > > I have & have found that it works even
> > > > better if I add the following things
> > > > a)kava kava
> > > > b)passion flower
> > > > c)calmplex from rexall( hops,avena sativa etc)
> > > > d)tranquilplus by Windmill
> > > > e)melissa lemon balm caps
> > > > f)elderberry,
> > > > g)chamomile
> > > > h)skullcap
> > > > i)valerian
> > > > j)rose petal syrup
> > >
> > > You are aware, aren't you, that many of the listed things contain DHMO?
> > > And that DHMO is potentially lethal?
> > >
> >
>
> most products containing them contain at least trace quantities.
>
>
> -- Dave
>
innocent as chamomile. I can't find the original mention of this.
Jim Manson
Everyone ready for another round?
Naw, let's be nice.
DHMO is dihydrogen monoxide. Commonly known as *water*.
D. C. Sessions
Jim Manson
I heard that they're shipping it in dehydrated form these days.
Ann
>I heard that they're shipping it in dehydrated form these days.
Steven Wright had a box of it in his refrigerator.
--
Ann
Illegitimi non Carborundum
annbal*at*thecia*dot*net
Jim Manson
>J...@Manson.com (Jim Manson) expounded:
>
>>I heard that they're shipping it in dehydrated form these days.
>
>Steven Wright had a box of it in his refrigerator.
I don't know if it was confirmed but supposedly Jeffrey Dahmer also
took it regularly.
Warm Fuzzy
Manson) wrote:
>>
>I don't know if it was confirmed but supposedly Jeffrey Dahmer also
>took it regularly.
>
:-)
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You aren't going to throw that away are you?
Jim Manson
wher...@spamthis.primenet.com
Okay, here's a dumb question....what's DMHO?
I'm in central Arizona...does that mean I'm forgiven for not knowing?
:-)
wherever, at primenet dot com
Lee
wher...@SPAMTHIS.primenet.com wrote:
>Okay, here's a dumb question....what's DMHO?
That was my echo of a typo for DHMO. Di-hydrogen monoxide. Water.
>I'm in central Arizona...does that mean I'm forgiven for not knowing?
Knowlege is central Arizona is almost as rare as DHMO. ;)
Lee
(actually, I'd love to see Arizona some day, but I guess I just blew any
hope of an invitation to visit, huh? I'm really just cranky because Phoenix
stole Winnipeg's hockey team :)
Joe Parsons
>J...@Manson.com (Jim Manson) wrote:
>
[snip]
>>>> Everybody knows that there's no DMHO in Arizona.
>
>Okay, here's a dumb question....what's DMHO?
>
>I'm in central Arizona...does that mean I'm forgiven for not knowing?
>:-)
Actually, that was a slight typo; it's DHMO--and it is one of the most
useful, all-natural substances known to man.
It can also be one of the most dangerous if misused. Many believe there
should be more stringent controls on it.
Sorry for the typo and the resulting confusion.
Joe Parsons
D. C. Sessions
>
> In article <7dv1c8$52u$1...@nnrp02.primenet.com>,
> wher...@SPAMTHIS.primenet.com wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> Lee
>
> (actually, I'd love to see Arizona some day, but I guess I just blew any
> hope of an invitation to visit, huh? I'm really just cranky because Phoenix
> stole Winnipeg's hockey team :)
That makes it two for one. WE are cranky because
not only did you dump the puckslingers on us but kept
all the snow. (And I'm REALLY cranky now because the
storm that's currently dumping several feet of snow on
the high country is a month too late to save the ski season!)
gary...@gmail.com
you will find that you cannot live without it in solid liquid or gas forms. if you inhale too much of it you drown. virtually no chemical test can be performed without it, either as a cleansing agent, a solvent for necessary ions, or water for subjects to drink.
Sir Arthur CBE Wholeflaffers ASA
> For anyone who is still unaware, DHMO "the deadly compound... .that is a pervasive solvent... and has resulted in fatalities... etc" in various posts is diHydrogen MonOxide which being interpreted is H2O, water.
>
>
>
> you will find that you cannot live without it in solid liquid or gas forms. if you inhale too much of it you drown. virtually no chemical test can be performed without it, either as a cleansing agent, a solvent for necessary ions, or water for subjects to drink.
We did everything in our power to help them, but it was a lost cause.
Now move along.
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> Anyone tried the above type herbal supplement for their ADD/ADHD as an adult?