QUOTE(wernotalone @ Dec 3 2005, 02:03 PM)

Thanks Dennis and Leai...
Think of food as drugs..welllllllll

you can say that again...with all the additives.
I stay away from hy. oils...no potatoe chips for me oh my.

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Inflammation....not good. Go see your doc, did you recently have a change of medications
Try
hot peppermint tea as natural as you can get, good for digestive disorders:

Peppermint (Mentha Piperita) is the world's most consumed single herb. The menthol vapors of Peppermint Oil provide welcome relief from symptoms of colds, flu, sinusitis and congestion. Peppermint Oil vapors clear the nasal passages naturally and help reduce inflammation as they breathe new life into tired, exhausted bodies.
Some recommend placing a drop or two of Peppermint Oil on the forehead and temples to reduce headache pain. And for nausea and motion sickness, many people find drinking
Peppermint tea or blending a drop or two of Peppermint Oil in a half glass of warm water offers soothing relief. This is because Peppermint has the ability to moderately anesthetize the stomach's sensitive mucous lining.Inhaling the stimulating vapors of Peppermint Oil tends to enhance mood and motivation to accomplish physical tasks. For athletes, these unique properties of Peppermint Oil may significantly help to improve athletic performance, not only by increasing mood and motivation, but also by promoting free breathing, so that oxygen intake is enhanced. These psychological and physiological properties of Peppermint Oil empower athletes to strive harder and perform better.