Comments on: Blizzard’s definition of “Soon”… oh and something about Sam Raimi http://www.holypaladin.net/index.php/blizzards-definition-of-soon-oh-and-something-about-sam-raimi Your daily holy paladin guide Tue, 07 Feb 2012 22:23:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: keezmovie http://www.holypaladin.net/index.php/blizzards-definition-of-soon-oh-and-something-about-sam-raimi/comment-page-1#comment-96891 keezmovie Thu, 05 Jan 2012 07:35:07 +0000 http://www.holypaladin.net/?p=925#comment-96891 <strong>Review...</strong> It's actually a nice and helpful piece of info. I'm satisfied that you just shared this useful info with us. Please keep us informed like this. Thank you for sharing.... Review…

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]]> By: Marx Liu http://www.holypaladin.net/index.php/blizzards-definition-of-soon-oh-and-something-about-sam-raimi/comment-page-1#comment-32224 Marx Liu Thu, 27 Jan 2011 15:43:38 +0000 http://www.holypaladin.net/?p=925#comment-32224 I work in the medical field, but in a clerical capacity. Even so, your question peaked my interest & I went nosing around on the internet. I couldn't really tell if the leaf's juices would actually cure dengue, but some of the things I read were very interesting. It seems papaya has a vast array of medicinal purposes. It is supposedly now getting a lot of attention from the FDA. Heaven forbid! I read where it helps in digestion (this one I knew), psoriasis and with burns. Also with high fevers (dengue). I read one testimony given by parents who took their child to the hospital with a spiked temp & other flu-like symptoms. The child was diagnosed with dengue. The child was not responding to hospital treatment. So secretly, behind the medical personnel's backs, a relative who knew of such remedy gave their child the juice & voila, fever disappeared. I was just curious as to whether or not the medical personnel actually administered this to your friend's child or approved your friend to actually give this to his son, or if it was your friend's knowledge of papaya's qualities & his decision alone, you didn't say exactly. If your friend was aware that this would work I think he should be commended. I don't think the hospital would approve it. From your question alone, I am now going to have to research home remedies, different food, herbs, teas, etc. My brother has been doing this for years, I know. I have not gotten into very many discussions with him about this. Thank you for such a wonderful question, although I am very sorry this happened to your friend's child & do hope he/she has recovered 100%. I work in the medical field, but in a clerical capacity. Even so, your question peaked my interest & I went nosing around on the internet. I couldn’t really tell if the leaf’s juices would actually cure dengue, but some of the things I read were very interesting. It seems papaya has a vast array of medicinal purposes. It is supposedly now getting a lot of attention from the FDA. Heaven forbid! I read where it helps in digestion (this one I knew), psoriasis and with burns. Also with high fevers (dengue). I read one testimony given by parents who took their child to the hospital with a spiked temp & other flu-like symptoms. The child was diagnosed with dengue. The child was not responding to hospital treatment. So secretly, behind the medical personnel’s backs, a relative who knew of such remedy gave their child the juice & voila, fever disappeared. I was just curious as to whether or not the medical personnel actually administered this to your friend’s child or approved your friend to actually give this to his son, or if it was your friend’s knowledge of papaya’s qualities & his decision alone, you didn’t say exactly. If your friend was aware that this would work I think he should be commended. I don’t think the hospital would approve it. From your question alone, I am now going to have to research home remedies, different food, herbs, teas, etc. My brother has been doing this for years, I know. I have not gotten into very many discussions with him about this. Thank you for such a wonderful question, although I am very sorry this happened to your friend’s child & do hope he/she has recovered 100%.

]]> By: Flatha http://www.holypaladin.net/index.php/blizzards-definition-of-soon-oh-and-something-about-sam-raimi/comment-page-1#comment-1102 Flatha Sun, 26 Jul 2009 05:12:25 +0000 http://www.holypaladin.net/?p=925#comment-1102 That is a mouthful. That is a mouthful.

]]> By: Julio Biason http://www.holypaladin.net/index.php/blizzards-definition-of-soon-oh-and-something-about-sam-raimi/comment-page-1#comment-1042 Julio Biason Wed, 22 Jul 2009 22:23:18 +0000 http://www.holypaladin.net/?p=925#comment-1042 Megan Fox as the model for the Succubi. All of them. Please! ;) Megan Fox as the model for the Succubi. All of them. Please!

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