ernie sty

For some years now I've been living with a strange problem.

About a month after I had a vasectomy, I started experiencing a slight but
definite burning sensation when I ejaculated. Shortly thereafter, I began
to notice jelly-like chunks or clumps in my semen, and it turned a slightly
yellowish color. I was diagnosed with a prostate infection and given
antibiotics. The symptoms cleared.

Then about a year later they came back. Antibiotics cleared them up again,
but the symptoms keep coming back. Lately, there is an absence of the
milky-whitish component of the fluid.

If this is caused by an infection, why does it keep returning? How can my
prostate keep getting reinfected? Is there anything I can do to get rid of
this problem for good?

bbgator

Small Flowered Willow-herb has been used for years in Europe for the
treatment of Prostate Disease which includes Benign Prostatic
Hyperplasia, Prostatitis (usually a bacterial infection of the
prostate) and Prostate Cancer. The popularity of Small Flowered
Willow-herb can be in large part be attributed to word of mouth. That
fact that Small Flowered Willow-herb grows wild and is common in many
parts of the world makes is relatively inexpensive to produce. This is
good for the consumer but does not provide a profit incentive for a
large scale scientific study. However, many small studies have been
completed with excellent results for the treatment of prostate disease.

Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH)/ Enlarged Prostate appears to stem
from age-related changes in the hormone balance that usually begin
after the age of 40. Testosterone levels in the blood decrease, while
other hormone levels rise; the net effect is the increase of a
testosterone derivative called "dihydrotestosterone" that stimulates
cell growth in the prostate. The resulting enlarged Prostate
interferers with the proper functioning of the Urethra.


Does Small Flowered Willow-herb Work?

Many studies have been completed which showed Small Flowered
Willow-herb can reduce prostate size, reduce inflammation, relieve
prostatitis and improve sexual function.

European scientists proved that Small Flowered Willow-herb Extract
lowers dihydrotestosterone level in the prostate. Which is also what
more widely studied prescription drugs such as finasteride do.

A German 3 year-study found that taking 160 mg of Small Flowered
Willow-herb extract twice daily reduced nighttime urination in 73% of
patients and improved urinary flow rates. In a double-blind trial, 160
mg of Small Flowered Willow-herb extract taken twice daily was found to
treat BPH as effectively as finasteride (Proscar) without side effects.


There has been more than 16 studies in recent years which show Small
Flowered Willow-herb to be effective in the treatment of Prostate
Disease.

YES, Small Flowered Willow-herb works!!!

While doctors and researchers agree that Small Flowered Willow-herb
extract is a very powerful healer of prostate problems, scientists have
began to focus their attention on combining Small Flowered Willow-herb
extract with other powerful healing herbs to enhance treatment of
Prostate Disease.

For the natural treatment of Prostate Disease, Small Flowered
Willow-herb Extract is one of the most documented for the successful
treatment of the Prostate. However, other supplements such as Saw
Palmetto, Pygeum extract, Nettle extract and Lycopene have also shown
to have benefits for the prostate.
Prostate Disease can be complex and have multiple contributing factors
aggravating the condition. Be sure to work with you doctor to properly
diagnosis your condition and to take appropriate action for a healthy
prostate. To get the best treatment for your prostate you must be able
to ask good questions and supply meaningful answers. Take charge,
educate yourself to improve your health and quality of your life.
Where to get the small flowered willow herb tea, or the extract? I
recommend this website. I have purchased tea from these people for the
last 3 years. They are very customer-friendly, and very helpful with
their information. Their product is organic and very high quality.
Plus, this is one of the few places that it is available in the US. In
Europe, it is the most widely used remedy for prostate problems. Maria
Treben, in her bestseller, "Health Through God's Pharmacy," writes
about her experiences with it for the prostate. This is what she used
exclusively with all her patients with prostate ailments. She got
results. By the way, you can get her bestselling book (12 million sold
throughout the world), from the same folks at the website above. I hope
this information is of help to you. As Maria Treben has said, "There is
an herb for every ailment!"


Here is a link that might be useful: Small Flowered Willow Herb


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bbgator

Prostate Relief, Support and Care from reknowned

Austrian herbalist, Maria Treben:


O nce I received a letter from a family man in which it said, I quote:
"I beg you to show me a way back to health and give my family back
their healthy father." Before, he had related his story: In 1961 a
chronic inflammation of the prostate gland became acute through bathing
in water containing radium. He went from one hospital to another, no
doctor operated on him, he was in despair. Every time he had a bowel
movement, there was pus and blood in the stools. Due to the many
medications he developed duodenal ulcers, serious liver disorders and
the valuable intestinal bacteria were destroyed. He became very sick
and, on the doctor's orders, had to stop all medication. Then he was,


condition again. Then he started to drink Stinging Nettle tea and a
special tea for bladder trouble, which improved his condition so far
that he was able to go back to work. He could have spared himself all
this suffering had he but known the Small Flowered Willow-herb which
can cure disorders of the prostate gland.

The Willow-herb, until now hardly found mentioned in herbals, has since
the first publication of this book in the German language started an
almost triumphal march across Europe and even further, as a medicinal
herb for disorders of the prostate gland.

Since there are several species of Willow-herb and some people are
uncertain which are the ones with the medicinal properties, I will
mention the ones that can be used: Pink Willow-herb (Epilobium roseum),
Small flowered Willow-herb (Epilobium parviflorum), Mountain Willow
herb (Epilobium montrum), Dark-green Willow-herb (Epilobium obsurum),
Lanceleaved Willow herb (Epilobium lanzellatum), Hill Willow-herb
(Epilobium collinum), Marsh Willow-herb (Epilobium palustre), Gravel
Willow-herb (Eiplobium fleischeri), and Alpine Willow-herb (Epilobium
anagalidifolium). The Willow-herbs with the medicinal properties are
recognizable by their small flowers. The colour is reddish, pale pink
to almost white. The flowers stand on top of the long thin pod-like
seed vessels. These later split, disclosing many silky white hairs in
which are embedded the tiny seeds.

Of the varieties mentioned, the whole herb is gathered, that is, stems
with leaves and flowers, but care should be taken to pick the herb in
the middle of the stem - it breaks easily - so that I can form new side
shoots. The plant is cut in fresh state. Even in the most severe cases
only 2 cups of Willow-herb tea are drunk, 1 cup in the morning on an
empty stomach and 1 cup in the evening. But it does not mean that a
visit to the doctor is not necessary. In any case, for every serious
illness, a doctor has to be consulted.

2 species of Willow-herb which can hardly be mistaken for the smaller
species are the Great Hairy Willow-herb (Epiliobium hirsutum) and the
Rose Bay Willow-herb (Epilobium angustiflolum). These must not be
gathered. The first has large rose-purple flowers. It grows much
branched, in masses y ponds, in marshes and damp meadows and reaches a
height of 150 cm. The stems and leaves are fleshly and slightly hairy.
The Austrian botanist, Richard Wilfort, who knows the Willow-herb as a
medicinal plant well, does not mention it is in his book. As he said,
it could be easily mistaken for the Great Hairy Willow-herb which,
compared to the Small Flowered Willow-herb, has flowers 5 times as
large, its stems and leaves are fleshy and it grows a lot taller, but
has the opposite effect. The Rose Bay Willow-herb (Epilobium
angustifolium) also know as Fireweed, Blood Vine, Blooming Sally, grows
in copses, waste grounds, recently cleared and edges of woods and
reaches a height of 150 cm. The slightly reddish stems end in long
showy spikes of rose purple flowers. When these abundantly growing Rose
Bay Willow-herbs flower, they turn areas into fire-red patches.

I was a young woman, when my father-in-law, in his prime, died from
hypertrophy of the prostate gland. A neighbour who knew a lot about
herbs showed me the Small Flowered Willow-herb and said: "had your
father-in-law drunk the tea made from this plant he would still be
alive today. Take note of this plant! You are still a young woman and
you might be able to help a lot of people." But as things go when one
is young and healthy, I did not trouble myself about it. Not so my
mother! She gathered Willow-herb every year and was able to help many
people suffering from bladder or kidney disorders. The curative effect
is so, that quite often, suddenly all complaints caused by prostate
disorder disappear. There were cases, where men were to have an
operation; the urine came only in drops and 1 cup of this tea brought
relief. Of course, the tea has to be drunk throughout a period to bring
about complete recovery.

Through my mother, I heard of a patient who had undergone 3 operations
for clinically diagnosed cancer of the bladder and who was in a sad
state. I recommended Willow-herb tea. Later I heard from his doctor
that he had recovered. This happened at a time when I did not concern
myself with medicinal herbs. But this case had a lasting effect on me.
My mother often told me not to forget to gather Willow-herb should she
be gone one day. In 1961 my dear mother died and I forgot to gather
Willow-herb that summer. In the surgery of my doctor, I learned that
an acquaintance of mine was in the hospital with cancer of the bladder.
I thought of the Willow-herb. The doctor, although not against herbs,
said that in this case nothing could help. But I had not gathered any
Willow-herb and noticed with dismay that it was now the middle of
October, everything would be wilted and dried up. Nevertheless I went t
a place where I had seen them flowering in the summer. I found only
some yellowed stems which I picked and cut finely. This I sent to the
man's wife. She gave him 2 cups a day, 1 cup in the morning and 1 cup
in thee evening. 14 days later, the doctor rang me up to say that this
man was feeling much better. "Well, your herbs help!", he said
laughingly. From that time on, I have been able to help hundreds and
hundreds of people. As an old man once had said to me: "Take note of
this plant! You might be able to help many people."

A chemist in Munich showed me an old pharmacopoeia where it was still
mentioned around 1880. Drugs have pushed it aside. Through my
publications, talks and herb-walks, the Willow-herb has become known
again. My suggestions find an echo in many people. Thence when my
husband and I go on our walks, be it in the mountains, on hills or near
brooks, we meet with pleasure, people picking out carefully the middle
shoot of the willow-herb. Everyone who knows this herb, values and
preserves it through careful picking. It grows back 2 or 3 times after being picked.

between strawberries, vegetables and flowers and for many years it was
looked upon a as a troublesome weed and pulled out. How it could have
helped many a suffering person. Not so long ago, I was able to help a
priest who, suffering from cancer of the prostate gland and given up by
the doctors, is now doing his normal work.

intestine and the bladder caused by X-ray treatment. It was so painful
that the doctor had to give her morphine. According as per the
illustration in your book "Health Through God's Pharmacy", we looked
for the Small Flowered Willow-herb, found it and gave the tea to my
sister-in-law. After having drunk the tea for one week the pains
subsided."

Many who suffer from a disorder of the prostate gland are able to find
relief without an operation through the Willow-herb. If an operation
has been performed, the Willow-herb tea relieves the burning and other
complaints which often occur afterward. In any case, a doctor should be
consulted

A man who had recovered from a prostate disorder wrote: "The Small
Flowered Willow-herb has relieved my prostate disorder. I was in the
hospital with a heart infarct, but also suffered from prostate disorder
and because of my heart trouble, I could not be operated on. I heard of
the wonderful Willow-herb which has helped in so many similar cases. I
started to drink 3 cups daily. After several days, I had no more
complaints. I still drink 2 cups per day for a complete recovery. I
thank God from the bottom of my heart. May you, Mrs. Treben, help many
more people with the Small Flowered Willow-herb. It is unbelievable
that medicinal plants give such results."

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bbgator

Small-flowered Willow-herb
Epilobium minutum


Epilobium minutum from the road to Blue Sky, Hart Mt. National Antelope
Refuge.....June 97.


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Characteristics:
Small-flowered Willow-herb is a small, freely branched annual
wildflower. Its leaves are primarily opposite. The leaves are
oblong-lanceolate in shape and short petioled, with a length from 10 to
25 mm. The flowers are found in the axils of the terminal, alternate
leaves. The four petals are white to pink, 2 to 4 mm long. Individual
petals are bilobed at the tip.

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Habitat:
Small-flowered Willow-herb is found in gravelly or dry soils, from sea
level to well up in the mountains.

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Range:
Small-flowered Willow-herb is found from British Columbia south to
California, and eastward to Montana.

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bbgator

Infusion: 1 heaped teaspoon of the Small Flowered Willow-herb per 1/2
liter of boiling water, infused for a short time. Only 2 cups a day are
taken, 1 cup in the morning on an empty stomach, 1 cup in the evening,
half an hour before a meal.

bbgator

Damiana, Saw Palmetto, Ginseng, Withania and Yohimbe are all 'men's
herbs' (but not exclusively - they have other uses as well). None is a
magic wand, and all need to be used with care and medical supervision
after a thorough investigation into the cause(s) of the lack of libido.
Brahmi is also used to improve premature ejaculation.
For men and women experiencing problems becoming sexually aroused or
responsive, rub the following mixture onto the base of the spine.
Simmer 3 1/2 tablespoons Fenugreek seeds for 5 minutes in 1 litre of
water, remove from heat and add 2 handfuls of Savory. Leave to infuse
for up to 1 hour. Drink 2 cups of this tea before bed as well as
rubbing on the back. In addition, use dried Savory on all meat dishes
and with vegetables as a seasoning. Winter or Summer Savory can be
used.

Mix equal parts of Yohimbe (Yohimbine) bark, dried Schizandra berries
and Ginkgo Biloba leaves and seeds and grind to a powder. Compress into
tablets and take about 6 tablets 30 minutes before sexual activity. A
tincture made with the same ingredients in brandy, and about 12 drops
squirted under the tongue will work the same way. It will cause men to
have stronger, longer-lasting erections and improve their mental
attitude towards sex. However, if taken too frequently, the effect
wears off. (Yohimbe may bring on erection that won't go away (!)
causing extreme discomfort.)

pete

We have read enough of your bullshit. Four messages is enough. Please
stop.

bbgator

Epilobium (Small Flowered Willow Herb) is a hardy perennial found wild
in Asia, Europe and North America, Also known as the Willow Herb or
Fireweed, it is an upright, vigorous plant that grows 4 to 5 feet high
and has slender, lance-shaped, dark green leaves with wavy margins. In
late summer, they produce spikes of small, rose-purple, 4-petaled
flowers.

Epilobium received much attention after a lecture series by Austrian
herbalist Maria Treben featuring its benefits for treating prostate
conditions and the endorsement of the herb by several public figures
who were diagnosed with prostate cancer. Scientific literature quickly
confirmed the actions of Epilobium. In 1991, an article in Plant
Medicine1 confirmed its anti-inflammatory effect, and noted it to be
"ten times more effective than indomethacin."

The positive activity of Epilobium on the prostate has been attributed
to the inhibition of 5 alpha-reductase and aromatase, which are
involved in the etiology of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). In
addition, the anti-infectious activity of a water-alcohol extract of
epilobium was shown in vitro (outside the body), in ovo (in an egg) and
in vivo (in a living body). In clinical use, there has been a reported
reduction in incontinence in both males and females.

bbgator

why don't you go back into that little trailer of yours and shutup
piss pot pete
anymore outbursts and i will have you banned from this board.
somebody needs to teach you a little bit about posting etiquette.
you are a foul mouth with very bad breath
no wonder nobody wants to talk to you.
you had better start showing a little more respect for your elders
GET OVER IT.

myasshurts

bbgator said

Ban me please!!!! <waves hand in air>

You must really be a dork.

Speaking of "posting etiquette" - learn to quote properly, Mr Dork.

http://oakroadsystems.com/genl/unice.htm#quote