Herbalist like these really worry me

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My daughter is currently taking Gingko Biloba + Gotu Kola (1 capsule), Magical Alchemical Elixir (2 drops twice daily), Cardio-Vascular Formula (3 capsules), Brain Tuner (3 capsules) and children detox from Dherbs. However, she still experience palpitation + mild seizure (raising of hands) every morning upon waking up. She experience mild fits once a day usually in her sleep/nap and get a severe seizure once every 10-12 days also during her sleep/nap. She was also diagnosed as Asperger Syndrome when she was seven and has improved considerably but not able to focus and easily get irritated. She likes to flipflop her hands a lot and always in wonderland during class. Not able to understand and totally lost in class though she has a very good memory. I also bring her to temple every week to pray and seek spiritual guidance and apply Reiki to her everyday. At present I just do not know what else to do to control her seizure and morning palpitation. Will Epson salt bath help in her epilepsy and anise powder water help in her palpitation. Your guidance and help is much appreciated.


Something is going on while she's sleeping (visiting another realm). It sounds like it could be something from a past-life. Consider placing crystals near her bed and under pillow. Crystals such as amethyst, selenite, angelite, quartz, turquoise, black tourmaline, pink or purple lepidolite, lapis lazuli, sodalite, etc.


My son has now been given a diagnosed of Aspergers by the school system. When I took him to the doctors for a second opinion, they agreed. I do believe he lacks some social skills. I read the articles you ran on Autism which lead to my below questions. The "Magical Alchemical Elixir", and "(6) Sixth Chakra Elixer", Can you explain how I should administer the above? Do I give them to him at the same time? I drop him off at 6 am, and do not see him again until 6 pm. What type of dosage will I need to give? He is going to the six grade, but schools will not allow him to take supplements in school.

The instructions are on the bottle of each product. You can add them to a glass of water (perhaps a water bottle), and the child can drink it before he exits the car for school. I'd suggest 2 dropperfuls of both formulas simultaneously. But the chakra elixir can be taken sublingually.

Right, quite interesting.

Jesus! These people are dangerous...

Woo woo ...


Another car in the train wreck of magical thinking.


Woo woo ...

Reiki really works. It is not some silly placebo as many people say.

Gingo Billo-whatever should not be used on young people as it thins the blood. it caused me to have palpitations.

i dont know about all the other stuff. they may be beneficial but might not be being applied appropriately here.

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That s**t is crazy, go to a doctor for help, not some a**hole peddling random stuff he may not even know anything about. Alternative medicine is dangerous, you put yourself in the hands of someone without any legitimate medical training or knowledge of real biology. You gamble with your safety, based on the penchant for risk taking of the practitioner. Not worth it. Asides the fact that magic isn't real..

My mother sometimes gets certain things from there. Not everything there is bad, but the guy gives some seriously bad advice. On the forums his people were saying a full body detox can get rid of autism.

Egads. Everything in the alchemy cupboard but the common sense? Did you try waving your hands?

In all seriousness, if one is experiencing a seizure disorder then appropriate medication (that is, prescribed by a medical doctor (not a witchdoctor) just makes sense to avert potential untoward complications. Nevermind the epsom salts and anise power water! Instead, think antiepileptics (e.g. carbamazepine, phenytoin, etc.). Seriously, dunk the gingko biloba + gotu kola magic. Instead, how 'bout a kids multivitamin?

Remember, keep it simple. As far as 'visiting another realm?' Umm....that might be termed dreaming. Look, I don't mean to be facetious, really, and you seem like you mean well as a parent, but AS individuals tend to be uber-logical. So you may as well get accustomed to it now. I truly hope no one is persuading you to buy healing crystals or the like - that's a load of baloney. In all respect to other's beliefs, you do need to be rational and think about common sense approaches that work.

Is there someone, a trusted elder perhaps, that could speak to you at temple? Because, most importantly, you ought to think about what's right for your child (and not the magic). Best to you and, in all fairness, you do seem to be on the right path in that you are a caring parent (or you'd not consult us). Maybe your kids are old enough to have input too.

Since you have some money judging by the treatment you have been able to pay for so far i would advise ditch a lot of the medicine and buy foods with a high nutrient density

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I've found Reiki to be good because I had a knee injury that didn't stop hurting for three years, I went to a Reiki practitioner and the pain started to go. The lady was very nuts but it did work. She wrote a booklet and asked if it was ok by me if she used me as an example of her success stories (I said ok because my knee was no longer hurting) and she said she cured my Aspergers (utter bs).

I also find crystals make me feel good but it is probably a placbo effect. I've used St. Johns wort and it brought me from crazy crying to utter calm. Herbal medicine should be regulated, the fact that it's not keeps many people thinking it's harmless. I've been told by a few people that you can't overdose on it (which isn't true). Valerian can't be taken with blood pressure medication because of the bad effects for example (Valerian can also be used for high blood pressure).

Would these idiots treat diabetes in the same way? What complete and utter bollox.

I just changed medical doctors due to poor service. It can happen anywhere, and herbal treatment is no exception