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QUEEN VICTORIA

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Hi Friends, as u all know that I am a Doctor. I am qualified Practitioner of Homoeopathy. If you or anyone of your family, have some health problems and want Homeopathic treatment then you can tell me. I’ll be there for your help.

I will try to post here some information about the diseases or other problems, for your knowledge. I hope you will be like it.
Posted 04 Aug 2004

joker says
ohoo but main to computer per sirf 3 times baytta hoon and neend 8 ganty and tv to bilkul nahii dakhta and jee app nain jo kahli walii waja batyii haii na ager asa hota to main bii doc hota na
( kidding)
Posted 12 Jan 2005

seriously aap meri batai huimedicine use karo InshAllah faida ho ga
Posted 13 Jan 2005

Guest_005 says
Queen Victoria said:

JB Ka Raja said:

Queen Victoria said:

oos ko kinnay dasya hai




BAS KISI NAY DASYA HAI

yeh hawaaye kisi dushman(adii)nay uraaye ho gi..........




OYEE QUEENY JI YE JOOOOOOOTH HAI>>>>>>

AAP K BHAI NAY YE HAWAII URAI HAI ......
Posted 13 Jan 2005

joker says
i promise main yay medine use karoon ga laken 1st bahii say pooch ker na
Posted 13 Jan 2005

ok


achha adii tum bhi to meray bhai ho na
Posted 13 Jan 2005

Guest_005 says
HAAN WO TO THIK HAI


BUT DOSRAY WALAY BHAI NAY KAHA THA>.....

Posted 14 Jan 2005

ok
lakin yeh topic apnay madar say hat raha hai.....
kal new info post karoon gi INSHALLAH
Posted 14 Jan 2005

Guest_005 says
MAdar is ka bhi madar hai kia
Posted 14 Jan 2005

joker says
new Queen asiii baat to nahiii hai
Posted 14 Jan 2005

wafakadard says
Posted 15 Jan 2005

joker says
Posted 15 Jan 2005

new_beau says
Madar nahin to MEHVAR bol dou ??
Posted 15 Jan 2005

joker says
Posted 15 Jan 2005

Healing Powers of Water


Up to seventy percent of the total body weight is due to water. Although it is present in all parts of the body, it is more in organs such as lungs and brain and fluids such as blood, lymph, saliva and secretions by the organs of the digestive system.
Most people believe that we feel thirsty whenever our body needs more water. While this is true, recent research studies have indicated that there are several other indicators of inadequate water in some or all parts of the body. Ignoring these indicators can lead to several major diseases that medicines may cure but not treat.

Posted 15 Jan 2005

How is the body water regulated?

Whenever there is water shortage in the house, one would prioritize the use of water for essential purposes. Similarly, when the body receives less water, histamine, a chemical compound present in all cells, initiates a system of water regulation. Histamine directs some neurotransmitters to operate sub-systems to regulate water intake. These sub-systems use chemical substances such as vasopressin" and "renin-angiotensin" for regulating water intake and distribution.
The ratio of the water content in and outside the cells of the various organs is very important. As age advances, water content in the cells decreases. Since the water content in each cell plays a vital role in maintaining is normal function, inadequate water can lead to loss of some functions. Loss of functions results in specific signs and symptoms.


Posted 15 Jan 2005

Important use of water for maintaining normal health

Necessary for all chemical reactions in the body. Just as water helps a seed grow into a tree, it also helps our body grow from birth to adulthood.

The flow of water inside and outside the cells generates energy. This energy is stored in body along with other chemical sources of energy in the body.

The energy generated by the water in the cells helps transmit impulses in the nerves.

Helps formation of a glue like material that helps the solid substances in the walls of the cells to be "stuck" to each other.

Helps transport the chemical substances produced by the brain that
carry its messages to different parts of the body.

Just as there are lanes on a main road for different types of vehicles, chemical substances of the brain are transported in the "water lanes" along the length of the nerves.

Water content in the body influences the functions of the various proteins and enzymes that are dissolved in it.


Posted 15 Jan 2005

In addition to these, Nature Cure describes the following roles of water in our body

Water helps maintain the moisture of the lining of the internal organs of the body.

It maintains normal volume and consistency of fluids such as bloodand lymph.

It regulates body temperature.

It removes "poisons" or "toxins" from the body through urine, sweat and breathing.

Water is essential for regulating the normal structure and functions of the skin.

The body looses about four liters of water every day. It is therefore necessary to replenish this volume by drinking at least the equivalent amount of water every day. Inadequate intake of water can lead to dehydration.



Posted 15 Jan 2005

Normal daily requirement of water

Quantity of water required for the body functions depends on several factors such as age, climate, season, physical activity, type of food consumed, amount of condiments and spices used for cooking, the water content in the food, salt intake etc.

Normally, our daily diet provides about two-third of the body's requirement of water. Some health practitioners suggest that you drink about eight to ten glasses of water every day to meet the remaining one-third of the body's requirement. You also need to drink a lot of water when you are tired and / or are sweating profusely.

One should avoid drinking water while eating food, as digestion of the food is likely to be adversely affected. Water also dilutes the digestive juices in the stomach, thus leading to indigestion. It is desirable that you drink water on empty stomach or three hours after food or one to one and half-hours before food.


Posted 15 Jan 2005

How should you drink water?
Nature Cure recommends that you need to "eat liquids and drink solids". This means that you need to take water sip by sip, and "chew" it in the mouth in order to mix it with the saliva. Avoid regular use of straws for drinking water and or fluids.

What is the best type of water for drinking?
Nature Cure recommends drinking pure water to which no minerals are added.
However, water from natural sources may contain minerals that can be beneficial to the body in specific conditions due to their reaction and affinity towards the mineral content in the food.
Posted 15 Jan 2005

Does temperature of the drinking water affect health?

Cold water from natural sources is fit for drinking because of six main reasons.
1. Lowers the body temperature
2. Dilutes the blood to the required consistency.
3. Promotes excretion of poisons from the skin in the form of "evaporation".
4. Stimulates the normal functions of the kidneys and therefore increases the rate of removal of "poisons" from the body through the urine.
5. Increases movements of the intestines, thus facilitating formation and passing of soft stools.

Sipping hot water has several benefits too. For example, as soon as you drink hot water, there is instant stimulation of the inner lining of the stomach and contraction of its blood vessels. Thus, you are less likely to suffer from increased acid secretions in the stomach.
Hot water cleans the stomach, relieves heartburn, belching, flatulence, acute indigestion, vomiting and cramps in the abdomen. It is important to remember that hot water should be sipped and not gulped.


Posted 15 Jan 2005

Hydrotherapy
Hydrotherapy is a branch of healing systems that deals with the management of diseases such as headache, constipation, high blood pressure, etc. by using water, either as an external application or taken internally or both.
Water is used for hydrotherapy because of three main reasons:
1. It has immense power for absorbing and communicating heat.
2. Water is an universal solvent. This means that majority of the substances can dissolve in water.
3. Water can be easily frozen to a solid state as ice or heated to a gaseous form as vapour.
Posted 15 Jan 2005

joker says
thx for ure information doctor Queen
doctor Queen tell me about Qooma.kia chance hota haiii QOOmay main bachnain ka?
Posted 16 Jan 2005

drink water before breakfast...
Posted 16 Jan 2005

you mean Coma??
Posted 16 Jan 2005

I will post some infi abt it but plz wait .for some time
abhi kuch busy hoon ..may be eid k baad post karoon
Posted 17 Jan 2005

joker says
nahiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii muj kooooo grrrrrrr lazy girl.muj ko eid say phlay jawab cheay kitna time lagy ga haan....and yes khan i am asking about coma
Posted 20 Jan 2005

new_beau says
"," Means a small Break Expected or Un Expected.

Its a break to recall memory, to have a clod or hot breath, to make the beat smooth, But its not the end.

Do you wanna know about FULL STOP ??
Posted 20 Jan 2005

Guest_005 says
Posted 20 Jan 2005

~CHANDNI~ says
raja   kiya   hoa  & nbsp;docrore pay kiyon ayee ho
yah tikka la ga daee gy
Posted 20 Jan 2005

Guest_005 says
NAHI HUM NAY NAHI LAGWANA
Posted 20 Jan 2005

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