Wednesday, August 18, 2021

Miraculous Healing?

 they do happen!

I'd had tendinitis in my wrist for a couple of months. It started when I was turning a mattress. I tried Chinese acupressure, bandages and ointments, nothing helped. Luckily , it didn't cause much pain, but the swelling was always present. It's my right hand, too.

Now if you do a search on it, the official medical info will tell you that you need medication and probably also an operation.  I decided just to wait and see since it wasn't bothering me that much.

Then I caught a cold. Nothing special but with this "delta variant" scare I wanted to get rid of it as soon as possible so I decided to try some vit.C. Now I have read that our bodies don't really absorb synthetic vit.C supplements well, especially in doses higher than 250 mg (mcg? I forget what it is), so I bought cranberry juice instead. Not the sugary mix from the supermarket either, but the real thing, pure and undiluted (it tastes horrible).

The cold became better after a couple of days, but since I already opened a bottle  I kept drinking it for several more days. Mostly put a tablespoon in my tea. When the bottle was finished, the next day the swelling in my wrist was gone completely. Just like that.

I haven't done anything different, outside of cranberry juice and an extra helping of yogurt in the morning, but it couldn't be yogurt, could it now? I think cranberry juice. 

Thoughts?

Anyway, it proves that natural remedies work and that our food and drink influence us more than we think.


4 comments:

  1. Vitamin C is necessary for cellular repair and other healing processes. No surprise that it worked. It did what it is meant to do. Good job!

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  2. Well, apparently cranberry juice is good for more things than UTIs:

    https://www.maverickmindsets.com/blog-posts/25-great-health-benefits-of-pure-cranberry-juice/

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  3. Your healing could also be attributed to time. The body needs time to repair itself. I'm sure the Vit C helped too!

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  4. I doubt it, it happened so suddenly. But who knows...

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