Remedy & Prayer Request
Posted by: kmat <kmat@...>
Jacqui,
Thanks for the info on the Borage...I will have to check into that!
After taking it for 4-5 months it didn't seem to work as well, so I went to
one month on, one month off...and now for the past few months I haven't
had the extra $ to buy more after I ran out, but my cycle has remained
normal,
which I'm very thankful for. It says one to two capsuls a day, but I've
always only
taken one, as I have with anything else I take, vitamins or whatever.
Monday night I fell and sprained my ankle, and I'm unable to walk on my own,
so my
hubby ran next door and borrowed a pair of crutches from a neighbor so I can
get
to the ladies room on my own! So, yesterday was a day off my feet.
I would appreciate all of your prayers for me that I can be back up and
functioning
soon!
Blessings,
Pam in MN
----- Original Message -----
From: The Smarts <smarties@jam21.net>
To: <homesteadheaven@weloveGod.org>
Sent: Sunday, July 08, 2001 9:54 PM
Subject: Re: [HomeSteadHeaven] remedy
> Borage Oil which is supposed to
> > be the highest in GLA (Gamma-Linolenic Acid)
>
> Your right Pam , Borage is the highest in GLA's. There was some concern
not
> long ago that borage taken on a continual basis was harmful to the liver.
> It is therefore not recommended for long term use. This may have changed,
> and they may know more about borage.
>
> > Borage oil is similar to Evening Primrose I've heard, but I've never
taken
> > the Evening Primrose, maybe someday I'll have to
> > try it and compare.
>
> Evening Primrose is lower in the GLA's, but still higher that flax. Flax,
> Evening Primrose, and Borage all have GLA's and other EFA. Each one has a
> different combination of the EFA's. I have a nutritional book, if anyone
is
> interested I can look and see if it lists the breakdown for the oils.
> TTFN
> Jacqui Smart