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Finally…

I have completed an ebook on Oregano and my “Oregano” experience.

More accurately, I have completed a 28-page ebook detailing an important aspect of my digestion (and life saving) experience with Oregano Tea.  Not just any oregano, mind you, but one easily available nonetheless. I name the source I used in the book and it is inexpensive and of high quality.  I also point you to another source of Oregano that may indeed be substantially more effective.

Feel free to pick up a copy of “Oregano - The Herb That Saved…My Life“.  In this book, I tell more of my personal story and also include a fair amount of reference and research materials.  Basically, I spent over 100 hours putting this book together, so if you want to do 100 hours of research, you can probably come up with something similar.  I also got approvals from other authors to quote some of their excellent work.

If you know someone who is suffering from IBS or some other digestive problem or disease, please pick up a copy of “Oregano - The Herb That Saved… My Life“.  It could end up being a HUGE favor to your friend and the book well worth the small price tag.

All the best of health to you,

Thomas Mayhew, Publisher

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What a combo!

What I mean to say is that my Title looks funny in print.

Oh well.

When I was a teenager growing up in Venice Beach, never could I have imagined that I’d be writing something so public about (more…)

Pleasant topic, no doubt.

But the fact is, there are lots of dear people that are struggling desperately with Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), Crohn’s Disease and Colitis.

Am I positing that these are all the same thing. Not exactly.  I’m not saying they’re not either.  Truthfully, I am not sure one way or the other.   I am sure that most Doctor’s don’t know the cause of any of them.  These terms are convenient labels for a set of symptoms for which conventional medicine knows no cause.  They only know medications that temper some of the symptoms.  Sometimes at great risk to the entire body.

Now let’s see. What would be a source of mercury that could end up being utilized in our intestinal wall?

Fish? Amalgam Fillings (which constantly methylate? Given that both sources go primarily into your digestive tract, they are certainly two potential significant sources of mercury that your body might unwittingly use in constructing your gut wall.

How much research is there to back this up? Frankly, I don’t know. But I do like following a logical path. If you ingest a substance, isn’t it highly probable that your body will try to utilize it? Sure thing! Now shouldn’t your body know better than to use mercury to construct body parts? Well yes, but from the reading I have done, some forms of mercury can trick your body into thinking it is usable where it is in fact not healthful.

Mercury interferes with the enzymatic processes of digestion. So if your gut has a lot of mercury in the lining, how well do you think you will digest your food?

“Not well” is my conclusion.

It seems I can’t get away from some strange sounding titles.

From my previous post on “Mercury Induced Anhydrosis“, you know that for several years I was unable to sweat at all. Obviously, that is a dangerous proposition if you live in a sunny clime.

I began sweating in June of last year, much to my surprise, fear and then delight. Yes, those were indeed my emotions. Since then, my body has had the opportunity to sweat for short periods of time.

We thought it was time to begin sauna treatment to utilize another method of detoxification - a good one at that…

• Day one - did 15 minutes at level 3 of a portable sauna.
• Day two - did 20 minutes at level 3.
• Day three - did 25 minutes at level 3.

Didn’t really sweat much on any one of the days, but by the third day, it seemed that my body had enough as I had a pretty tough IBS-type situation.

Fortunately, we caught it early enough. If you’ve read my posts from early on, you know that we’ve found that Oregano Tea will rout an IBS bout quickly (at least for me it does). Without it, I’d have to get I.V.’s to rehydrate. I still have to replace my electrolytes, but that is expected, especially after sitting in a sauna.

As best I can tell, it was the raising of my internal temperature and a lingering problem with anhydrosis that caused the internal flushing. However, it could also be that some toxins were released into my system which thus caused or exacerbated the flushing reaction.

In any case, thought it was interesting enough to post.

I am hoping that very few folks go through this sort of thing on their way to wellness.

But I’ve read enough to know that folks recovering from mercury poisoning go through all sorts of very difficult problems even along the path to wellness.