[EvW]

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[Tin-Foil-Tiara]

Well, I TRIED to respond to you. SIGH. I’m not retyping it but I wound up down a bit of a rabbit hole and landed on a site to look for one. According to Naturopathic.org, there’s not a single one within 100 miles of me. This is so damn frustrating. It’s another one of those things that I thought would be easy to find once we moved South. Guess not. I’m not giving up, though.

[giovanni]

Hi Tin foil Tiara. Here in Puerto Rico their are many Naturopathic doctors. The problem is that they are a bit far away and the cost to see one is quite high at about $100.00 the visit and that is without counting any herbs or medicine they sell to you. About 25 years ago, i decided to learn as a hobby Naturopath. This journey began with an ear infection that didn’t want to go away not even with strong antibiotics like Ciproflaxin that use to go for about six dollars a pop and i had to get a months worth of at about twice a day. I also used Septra, Amoxil, regular penicilin and nothing did the trick. I then read in a Naturopath book that garlic is one of the worlds strongest natural antibiotics and a light turned on. i squeezed a half teaspoon full of garlic oil down my ear and it burned like fire!! I ran to the faucet and washed my ear inside. Instant cure! no more ear infection after so many years. I was sold! Naturopath was the way to go so i looked up in the internet many home remedies and started to build my own home pharmacy with extract for almost everything. My children are in the late 30s and they have not seen a Medic for about 20 years. do you know how much money that adds up to yearly in savings? I do suggest to everyone to start on a healing journey and produce their own home pharmacy using natural cures. You can grow herbs or store them in extracts for later use. To put the icing on the top of the cake, i am trying to learn as a hobby some surgery procedures since naturopaths don’t do surgeries and in some emergencies, surgeries are life saving. There are two books that i would suggest to you and every other reader since i am the type that like to cure for FREE in many cases. Buy the book: “Where there is no Doctor” and the book: “Where there is no Dentist”. If you are like me and don’t like spending money on books, There are places like “Pirate bay” where you can download books for free. It might sound like being a crook and stealing information but hey the information is out there for free why not use it. those that want to pay well they are welcomed to do so. The idea is that we need to build a natural library because one day the internet will be taken down and all this precious knowledge will be lost.

[Tin-Foil-Tiara]

Yes, that is my goal as well. However, we have some issues that we’d like to be seen for. We’d also like to know if/what vitamins and minerals we may be lacking, as well as making sure our endocrine systems are all what they should be. (I suspect our teenaged daughter has some hormones out of whack.) I know for a fact that I am anemic and the last time I had bloodwork done, everything else looked fine.
It’s going to be a fun journey learning all of this and our children are learning with me, but we’d still like someone who actually knows what they’re doing to give us a nudge in the right direction. I have quite a few books on my list (we have over 3000 in the house, most of which I must admit are children’s and/or for our homeschool, but I’m always eager to add to it. If only we had more bookshelves…LOL), including “When There Is No Doctor” (and Dentist). I don’t know why I don’t already have them. I really should. I’m told there’s a whole series. You know what? I think I’ll go order it right now, actually. Thanks for the push 🙂

PS- I’ve heard a LOT of people go out of the country to get what they need. What a shame that it’s not more readily available to us here.

PPS- I do not currently have a printer and keeping it saved on the computer or a flash drive isn’t enough for me. I need hard copies. But thank you. And I wholeheartedly agree with you about building our libraries because yes, someday we might not have the luxury (and blessing/curse) of the internet. Also, I had no idea Pirate’s Bay had books. I thought it was just TV, movies, and music. I learned something today! Thanks!!

• This reply was modified 11 months, 3 weeks ago by  Tin-Foil-Tiara. Reason: Added the PPS

[Emil]

👍thanks for the book ideas

[giovanni]

Yes Pirate Bay has many books of all topics. A quick idea would also to keep a Tablet filled with all books as PDF and instructional videos. I use a Samsung tablet which i have NEVER connected to the internet {So it won’t download hidden apps or any spyware}. I then use a regular computer in which i might leave behind and trash in a SHTF situation to download all the PDF books and other videos i need to a micro SD card and then i place the Micro SD card to the Tablet. this can be used to carry all of your library incase you need to abandon the house so that all the knowledge can be easily taken with you in a tablet or External drive. Keep stored inside an old unused microwave since the microwave can protect the electronics from an EMP {electro magnetic pulse} which can wipe all of the memory useless. Also a backup external hard drive is a must. Check out this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUZie4bda-E