Itchy Hands?
does anyone out there get really itchy hands particularly at night??? just wondering x
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i was wondering if it hadicemantoo said:All the time
But I doubt if it has anything to do with kidney Cancer.
Icemantoo
i was wondering if it had anything to do with the blood cleaning icemantoo....maybe we dont do it as quick as people with 2 kidneys hahahaha......its bizarre the things you think of in the early hours!!! xxx
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I experiance a tinglingEims said:i was wondering if it had
i was wondering if it had anything to do with the blood cleaning icemantoo....maybe we dont do it as quick as people with 2 kidneys hahahaha......its bizarre the things you think of in the early hours!!! xxx
I experiance a tingling sensation in my hands at times
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Yes My dad has icty handsLimelife50 said:I experiance a tingling
I experiance a tingling sensation in my hands at times
Yes My dad has icty hands ..much before he was detected with kidney cancer ... yes i guess was related o cancer olly .. and the only symptom of cancer
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no itch
Eims, I haven't had itchy hands but I developed a sweet tooth, immediately after my neph. In fact, hubby says I wanted "something chocolate, anything chocolate" waking from anesthesia. I don't remember that but I believe it. I have never in my whole life had a sweet tooth, now suddenly I have a whole mouthful of them. It's so bizaar but doctor said it's real, not imagined. I've gained 7 lbs in the 7 months since my surgery...that's a lot of chocolate molten lava cake with ice creme...my guiltiest pleasure of all!! If only a dentist could remove a sweet tooth
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Itchy hands/sweet toothtwinthings said:no itch
Eims, I haven't had itchy hands but I developed a sweet tooth, immediately after my neph. In fact, hubby says I wanted "something chocolate, anything chocolate" waking from anesthesia. I don't remember that but I believe it. I have never in my whole life had a sweet tooth, now suddenly I have a whole mouthful of them. It's so bizaar but doctor said it's real, not imagined. I've gained 7 lbs in the 7 months since my surgery...that's a lot of chocolate molten lava cake with ice creme...my guiltiest pleasure of all!! If only a dentist could remove a sweet tooth
I don't have itchy hands - but have always had a sweet tooth. I lost weight after the surgery (it is only 3 weeks post op at the moment) and hoped I would be able to keep my appetite at bay....but it's baaaaaaaaaaaaack! Friday night I was RAVENOUS. I am trying to stay away from the sweets because sugar is very bad for cancer - cancer loves sugar....not to mention all the other bad things sugar causes. But it is interesting, Sindy, that this has changed for you. I am a well known chocoholic in these parts (another reason I LOVE my new hubby?? He would go out in the middle of the night to get me some chocolate if I wanted some!!!) I make this chocolate that my friends and family request all the time. I call it "marriage proposal chocolate" because 2 men have proposed to me after tasting this chocolate (neither one of them was my husband! lol). Anyway, one of those men was a man who didn't ever like chocolate. Then he had a major stroke and after the stroke, he could not get enough chocolate! So I wonder what changes? And maybe there is a multi-million dollar opportunity to providing a solution to over-eating!?! The human body is quite amazing.
Do I know how to digress or what??
What was this subject about again?
Sorry!
Jojo
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Sugar...twinthings said:no itch
Eims, I haven't had itchy hands but I developed a sweet tooth, immediately after my neph. In fact, hubby says I wanted "something chocolate, anything chocolate" waking from anesthesia. I don't remember that but I believe it. I have never in my whole life had a sweet tooth, now suddenly I have a whole mouthful of them. It's so bizaar but doctor said it's real, not imagined. I've gained 7 lbs in the 7 months since my surgery...that's a lot of chocolate molten lava cake with ice creme...my guiltiest pleasure of all!! If only a dentist could remove a sweet tooth
Hi Twinthings. I hate to play the role of Scrooge this time of year but I feel compelled to respond to your sudden development of a sweet tooth.
I have spent the last year researching both normal and abnormal (cancerous) cell metabolism - trying to determine what the optimum diet for cancer sufferers should be.
The most important discovery I have made is that all sugars - regardless of origin - are the very worst thing that we can consume if we are trying to fight cancer (or prevent it taking hold in the first place). There are countless peer-reviewed studies that not only underscore this sobering fact but can explain exactly why in gorry detail.
I have prepared a document that attempts to explain all this - and so much more - in layman's terms. You may not agree with my ultimate conclusions but I really think you owe it to yourself to read it.
If you (or anyone) would like a copy just send me an email at:
n.feldman@videopost.com
and I will respond with the document attached. It presently is a 66-page .pdf file.
Regardless, I hope you and your family have a very Happy Holiday.
Best wishes,
-Neil (NanoSecond)
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$$$NanoSecond said:Sugar...
Hi Twinthings. I hate to play the role of Scrooge this time of year but I feel compelled to respond to your sudden development of a sweet tooth.
I have spent the last year researching both normal and abnormal (cancerous) cell metabolism - trying to determine what the optimum diet for cancer sufferers should be.
The most important discovery I have made is that all sugars - regardless of origin - are the very worst thing that we can consume if we are trying to fight cancer (or prevent it taking hold in the first place). There are countless peer-reviewed studies that not only underscore this sobering fact but can explain exactly why in gorry detail.
I have prepared a document that attempts to explain all this - and so much more - in layman's terms. You may not agree with my ultimate conclusions but I really think you owe it to yourself to read it.
If you (or anyone) would like a copy just send me an email at:
n.feldman@videopost.com
and I will respond with the document attached. It presently is a 66-page .pdf file.
Regardless, I hope you and your family have a very Happy Holiday.
Best wishes,
-Neil (NanoSecond)
Don't itchey hands mean that you are coming into money?
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Itchy Superstitions!foxhd said:$$$
Don't itchey hands mean that you are coming into money?
Yeah you are right Fox! if the right palm itches money is coming in, the left palm money is going out. If it was the left palm you were supposed to touch wood to protect you, which is where the touch wood superstition comes from. Sadly! I never seem to get that sort of warning when my money disappears out!
Djinnie x
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Hmmmm....I always heard thatDjinnie said:Itchy Superstitions!
Yeah you are right Fox! if the right palm itches money is coming in, the left palm money is going out. If it was the left palm you were supposed to touch wood to protect you, which is where the touch wood superstition comes from. Sadly! I never seem to get that sort of warning when my money disappears out!
Djinnie x
Hmmmm....I always heard that if your left hand itched, you were getting some money and if your right hand itched, you were going to shake hands win a stranger (hopefully this stranger would be giving you money!). My right hand has peeling spots all over the fingers and palm....dermatologist said "nerves"..... Sigh.....
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SugarNanoSecond said:Sugar...
Hi Twinthings. I hate to play the role of Scrooge this time of year but I feel compelled to respond to your sudden development of a sweet tooth.
I have spent the last year researching both normal and abnormal (cancerous) cell metabolism - trying to determine what the optimum diet for cancer sufferers should be.
The most important discovery I have made is that all sugars - regardless of origin - are the very worst thing that we can consume if we are trying to fight cancer (or prevent it taking hold in the first place). There are countless peer-reviewed studies that not only underscore this sobering fact but can explain exactly why in gorry detail.
I have prepared a document that attempts to explain all this - and so much more - in layman's terms. You may not agree with my ultimate conclusions but I really think you owe it to yourself to read it.
If you (or anyone) would like a copy just send me an email at:
n.feldman@videopost.com
and I will respond with the document attached. It presently is a 66-page .pdf file.
Regardless, I hope you and your family have a very Happy Holiday.
Best wishes,
-Neil (NanoSecond)
Thank you, Neil!
I should probably read what you have, although, I already know I should cut out, or at the very least, limit my sweets. Knowing and doing are not the same thing though, are they? I use to believe when you know better you do better, but I'm losing faith in that theory. I have never had an addiction, ie drugs or alcohol, but this need for sugar is pushing the envelope. I have got to get a grip!
I'll email you for that info. Thanks so much!!
Sindy
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Maybefoxhd said:$$$
Don't itchey hands mean that you are coming into money?
Could also mean you dicovered a plant with three leaves on it
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