Digest Number 691

Mike & Jane

Hi All

This is an interesting article regarding Cox-2 inhibition. But remember your already inhibiting Cox-2 expression by using flax products. Reducing dietary amounts of Omega-6 (bad) fats in another way to inhibit Cox-2 as well as taking asparin.

Respectfully,
Mike

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----- Original Message ----- 
  From: foxhillers@... 
  To: FlaxSeedOil2@... 
  Sent: Friday, March 21, 2003 9:33 AM
  Subject: Re: [FlaxSeedOil2] Digest Number 691

  Very interesting site, but no link to the COX-2/cancer connection.  I have 
  grown Holy Basil and ginger for decades and have never suspected these other 
  qualities.
  mjh

  In a message dated 3/21/03 4:01:49 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
  FlaxSeedOil2@... writes:

  > I can't imagine any way to starve tumor except the new theories involving
  > COX2 inhibition.  This is supposed to actually "shrink" the blood vessels 
  > to
  > tumors.  I found an interesting article on
  > www.new-chapter.com/herbal_cox2.html.  I have since begun to drink tea a
  > blend of decaffienated black tea and green tea.  I really don't like the 
  > way
  > green tea tastes.  There are other herbals mentioned in this article.
  > I'd also like to hear other's thoughts on this.
  > 

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#10253

Kristen
   Dandelion in your lawn or produce section of a good supermarket.
   Milk thistle in the vitamin section of K-Mart, Wal-Mart, Rite-Aid, etc.
   Essiac (Native American herb tea by several names) in the health 
food/whole food store.  This MUST be prepared from the herbs and stewed for a 
day to be effective or puchased in ready to drink form. Forget the teabags 
and tinctures,
   These goodies are also available on the internet and/or from places like 
Ameriherb in Ames, IA.
Hope this helps
mjh


In a message dated 3/21/03 4:01:49 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
FlaxSeedOil2@... writes:


found where?
foxhillers@... wrote:Liver =
  Milk thistle, dandelion and a Native American Indian herb tea blend 
sometimes called Essiac. (Burdock, slipper elm, sheep's sorrel and Turkish 
rhubarb root).
mjh

#10254

Very interesting site, but no link to the COX-2/cancer connection.  I have 
grown Holy Basil and ginger for decades and have never suspected these other 
qualities.
mjh


In a message dated 3/21/03 4:01:49 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
FlaxSeedOil2@... writes:

I can't imagine any way to starve tumor except the new theories involving
COX2 inhibition.  This is supposed to actually "shrink" the blood vessels 
to
tumors.  I found an interesting article on
www.new-chapter.com/herbal_cox2.html.  I have since begun to drink tea a
blend of decaffienated black tea and green tea.  I really don't like the 
way
green tea tastes.  There are other herbals mentioned in this article.
I'd also like to hear other's thoughts on this.

[email protected]

#10258

In a message dated 03/21/2003 3:16:57 AM Central Standard Time, 
foxhillers@... writes:


Kristen
   Dandelion in your lawn or produce section of a good supermarket.
   Milk thistle in the vitamin section of K-Mart, Wal-Mart, Rite-Aid, etc.
   Essiac (Native American herb tea by several names) in the health 
food/whole food store.  This MUST be prepared from the herbs and stewed for 
a 
day to be effective or puchased in ready to drink form. Forget the teabags 
and tinctures,
   These goodies are also available on the internet and/or from places like 
Ameriherb in Ames, IA.
Hope this helps
mjh

Kristen or anyone else,
In Longview and Tyler Tx there is a health food store called the Granary
that has unbelieveavle prices on Essiac tea etc.  I realize this is only
worth while to those nearby.

Edith

kirsten somers

#10259

thank you all.
k
 ejohns9525@... wrote:In a message dated 03/21/2003 3:16:57 AM Central Standard Time, 
foxhillers@... writes:


Kristen
   Dandelion in your lawn or produce section of a good supermarket.
   Milk thistle in the vitamin section of K-Mart, Wal-Mart, Rite-Aid, etc.
   Essiac (Native American herb tea by several names) in the health 
food/whole food store.  This MUST be prepared from the herbs and stewed for 
a 
day to be effective or puchased in ready to drink form. Forget the teabags 
and tinctures,
   These goodies are also available on the internet and/or from places like 
Ameriherb in Ames, IA.
Hope this helps
mjh

Kristen or anyone else,
In Longview and Tyler Tx there is a health food store called the Granary
that has unbelieveavle prices on Essiac tea etc.  I realize this is only
worth while to those nearby.

Edith







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Digest Number 691