Some Thoughts and Memories

  I know quite a number of  "mates" in Slough, but the following can be seen as being influential in making a difference that effects many people in different ways... Andreas Schneider I met Andreas at the Curve Library in Slough 2019. He was introduced to me my late Jewish composer friend Tony Osborne. I found him very charming and he had a strong sense of humour which I distinctly liked. He was the sort of person anyone could get on with.. Anyway, he plays an important public role in trying to spread happiness, and also making people aware of the Arts in Slough!! Google entries on Andreas Pete Cox He is a noted poet in Slough, and has produced some interesting, and unusual work. I have met him and have talked with him on the odd occasion. He is quite often found in Star Bucks. Google entries on Peter Shin Dhother He has been playing a vital role in giving free food for the homeless, and needy via Slough Outreach. He is a charming, and interesting character with strong roots

   I have decided to write in brief on some alternative "medicines" which have worked for me. I must stress that I am not a doctor, and anyone wanting to use any of the suggestions  below should consult a general practioner or undertake a relevant in depth research. What follows is based on personal experience alone.  Arthritis/Copper Heelers In the former article on this blog I discussed my experiences with turmeric and covid. This proved to be remarkable in my case. Turmeric is also know for "curing"arthritis and through my own experience it seems to do that. But there is another "method" if you can call it that, and that is the Copper Heelers. These have been known to work for many with arthritis in the legs. There are many testimonials from people but ofcourse we are not talking about mainstream medicine.  I went to London sometime ago and bought some Copper Heelers at a shop near Baker Street Station. Admitedly, they