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While we make every effort to find cures and remedies that are simple and everyday as can be, there are times when finding the right ingredients, equipment or supplements can be a challenge. Incorporating cures from across the globe has brought our readers incredible relief and even life-saving cures, but it does complicate things a bit. Different countries and regions may have the same plants but call them by different names. Companies may sell their products under different names in certain areas as wellWith all that in mind, we have organized this page as your spot for discussing where to find your favorite cures where YOU live.
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Our readers offer information and opinions on Earth Clinic, not as a substitute for professional medical prevention, diagnosis, or treatment. Please consult with your physician, pharmacist, or health care provider before taking any home remedies or supplements or following any treatment suggested by anyone on this site. Only your health care provider, personal physician, or pharmacist can provide you with advice on what is safe and effective for your unique needs or diagnose your particular medical history.
ALMOND OIL
06/02/2011: Billie from London, England writes: "I'm finding it hard to purchase organic cold-pressed edible almond oil in the UK. Where can I buy it from? Thank-you."
Replies06/02/2011: Francisca from Michelbach-le-bas, Alsace, France replies: "I find the one for the skin without a problem here in France, never seen edible one though. I often go to health shops in Switzerland and Germany (next door to where I live) but never saw it there either. I will look for it in the UK when I am there but it is maybe something only sold in the US. That is a bit the problem with a site where the members come from a completely different country. People often talk about things I have never found in Europe. The world is quite globalized but not completely yet. I also find things here which are forbidden in Switzerland, for example, like MSM."
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05/23/2011: Billie from London, Uk writes: "I am finding it very hard to find the organic cold pressed edible almond oil in the UK. Where can I purchase this from?"
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APPLE CIDER VINEGAR
03/21/2011: Janet from Liverpool, U.k. writes: "WHERE CAN I BUY APPLE CIDER VINEGAR IN THE U.K.?"
Replies03/21/2011: Bo from Birmingham, Uk replies: "Hi there, If you're in London go to Whole Foods, otherwise you can get it at Holland & Barrett... and also at supermarkets (Waitrose...etc)."
03/21/2011: Sandy from Lancs, Uk replies: "I buy it from a health store in Lytham St Annes and one in Skipton. They used to sell it at Asda but they stopped, so I think you will have to try the smaller shops."
03/22/2011: Silver Nissan from North Yorkshire, Uk replies: "You can buy organic apple cider vinegar from large supermarket or health food store. Brand name Asp?ll. Good Luck"
03/23/2011: Khan777 from Edinburgh, Scotland, Uk replies: "I buy it online (at www.highernature.co.uk). ACV available in the supermarket are pasteurised which works but is not the good one. The best one is the unpasteurised (with mother) ACV, you will not find it in a supermarket not even at Holland & Barrett (they have the organic ACV but not unpasteurised). make sure you use the unpasteurised one."
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11/19/2010: Chris from West Midlands, England - United Kingdom writes: "Hi, I've been recommended to this website by a friend from online, and mentions that there is a good shop in the uk, for unpasteurised Apple Cider Vinegar with mother, but im unsure where this is. I need to know where the true organic and non pasteurised Apple Cider Vinegar is which benefits the health best. I went to a site that did higher nature Apple Cider Vinegar with mother in - unpasteurised with mother, from bodykind recently. My question is, is there an Apple Cider Vinegar that tops that? and if so where? The Apple Cider Vinegar higher nature one was also higher omega acv."
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APPLE CIDER VINEGAR TABLETS
12/02/2010: Deepak Golwala from Mumbai, India writes: "Need to have for acidity problem. Where do I get Apple cider vinegar organic tablets in India?"
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BAG BALM
01/06/2012: Sunnyapril from Santa Fe, Nm writes: "Where do I purchase Bagbalm for my dog's nose? Thanx for any info."
Replies01/06/2012: Jeff from Nashville, Tn replies: "Tractor Supply Company(TSC), Swanson vitamins, Walgreens. Just google it."
01/07/2012: Joyce from Joelton, Tennessee replies: "Probably find it at any farmer's co-op. It is a very soothing and healing cream.Speaking of bag balm reminds me, any of you following the current information on dairy products made from the milk from the cows shot full of BGH to make them produce more milk causing breast cancer in women, and causing more udder problems in the cows themselves. Wonder what else we will eventually learn it causes."
01/07/2012: Liz from Boston, Massachusetts replies: "You can find it just about anywhere these days; Walgreens, Rite Aid, CVS. It's in a square tin vs. a jar or tube."
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BLACKSTRAP MOLASSES
12/20/2010: Peter from Ashford , Kent England writes: "I have purchased Meridian natural molasses pure cane at Holland & Barret. They give the following nutritional figures. Per 100g Energy Kj 995, Kcal 234, Protein 2.5 Carbs 56.0 of sugars 56.0 Fat Fibre Sodium all 0.1 No other info except that they state. All there products are organic but this is labelled as Natural? Hope this helps. Pete Spencer."
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BLOODROOT
12/26/2010: Don from New Plymouth, Taranaki New Zealand writes: "Where can I get this in New Zealand?"
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BORAX
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01/10/2012: Chiangmaisue from Chiang Mai, Thailand writes: "(Note to Earth Clinic folks - I have been greatly helped by Earth Clinic. This is my first time to post. I live in Thailand and it is very hard to find some of the remedies posted on the site. If you won't be able to post the Good Karma info, I understand. But I hope you might for the sake of desperate foreigners like me who live in Thailand. They also carry Epsom Salts and Bentonite clay! )
Good news for those living in Thailand who, like me, have had a difficult time finding pharmaceutical grade borax. Good Karma (supposed to be Thailand's only online health store) now carries it. http://www.healthfoodthailand.com/index.php
Thanks,
Chiang Mai Sue"
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08/24/2011: Charu from Thane, Mh writes: "Hi , I am from India, As I see many users are unable to get Borax even I was unable to locate Borex in india , I googled a bit and found Supplier who ships internationally www.saveoncitric.com you can give them a try . I just order today lets see how it works :)
( I am in no way affiliated or promoting any product I am just helping other who are unable to find Borax in their country ) thanks, Charu"
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08/12/2011: Derrik from Bangkok, Klong Toey writes: "Ted,
I am in Bangkok. I am looking for borax to cure my dogs mange. Please, where can I find it? And secondly where can I find Epsom salt for myself. Thank you much much. My dog is itching all the time. Derrik"
Replies08/12/2011: Nattakit from Bangkok, Thailand replies: "I think you can try finding at Vidthayasom located at Rajdamnern Ave. They open Mon. -Fri from 9. 00 a. M. - 5. 00 p. M. Call and ask first at 02-3817100.I had the experience in dog mange. I used hydrogen peroxide, the normal grade 3-5% that you can find at any pharma shop. Do not select the clear bottle, use only the brown one. Mix about a half a red bull cap with the food twice a day. The smell will recede within a few days together with the itching and hair will eventually grow.
nattakit"
08/12/2011: Nattakit from Bangkok, Thailand replies: "You won't find Epsom salt in Thailand, it is known in Thai as "Dee Klua Farang" available at most of Thai and Chinese herbal medicine shops."
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[YEA] 10/02/2007: Dee from Lafayette, La writes: "Hello. I am writing in response to the posts about borax use. Many people have asked if they should just use 20-mule-team borax. I just found this site so I haven't used the remedies yet, but I wanted to write and give your readers a lead on a cosmetic grade borax. Actually, if they just type that into a search engine, they could find it themselves. But I found it at a place where I buy bulk organic herbs and flowers for making my own personal care products. This is the description from their site: "A natural source cosmetic grade Sodium Borate that does not contain surfactants and detergents which are commonly found in commercial Borax products. Borax acts as an emulsifier, natural preservative and buffering agent for moisturizers, scrubs and bath salts." Now, I would imagine that this means the borax in the store is NOT the one you would want to ingest, even in small amounts, since it more than likely DOES contain other ingredients that you don't want. So, if I were to try this remedy, I would look for 'cosmetic grade sodium borate'. The place I found the above description was mountain rose herbs, listed under miscellaneous products. I do not work for them and have no vested interest in telling you their name. I am, however, very impressed with them in general. I've purchased many things from them and everything has been good quality. You can delete the company's name if you'd like, it matters not to me. As long as your readers type in the correct words, they would find the site I'm talking about, or at least a place that sells the grade of borax that I'm referring to. Well, good luck! I'm off to email Ted to see if the borax will kill spirochetes."
Replies06/06/2008: Jo Ana from Tucson, AZ replies: "I just checked on the Mountain Herb website and the end of the detailed description of their borax product is that it should NOT be consumed for any reason. Their product is used for cosmetic purposes so it's much purer than commerical borax. A rep from Mountain Herbs is checking now to make sure that there is no aluminum in their baking soda and will get back to me. I will update Earthclinic."
04/14/2010: Mark from Chicago, Il replies: "Has anyone tried the Mountain Rose borax? I'm not comfortable taking a borax that makes no claims of purity, and is processed by Dial Corporation. At least MontainRose says theirs is manufactured according to USP standards. So I was wondering if their chemical analysis means that nothing was added to the Borax, or if 20 Mule Team/Dial Corp is still the best option in the USA.
Here's Mountain Rose's Chemical Analysis:
Anhydrous Borax- 70.1%
Boric Oxide - 48.5%
Sodium Oxide - 20.8%
Water of Crystallization - 46.2%
Chloride- 37ppm"
12/27/2011: Misty from Crivitz, Wi replies: "I found this on the 20 Mule Team product website. Yes, its made by Dial but according to this, it appears that 20 Mule Team is more pure than the Mountain Rose brand which contains only 70% borax.
How much Borax is in 20 Mule Team? 20 Mule Team® Borax is comprised of 99.5% pure borax, a naturally occurring mineral composed of sodium, boron, oxygen, and water. (The scientific name for borax is sodium tetraborate decahydrate. ) The remaining 0.5% is composed of trace minerals."
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CALCIUM DISODIUM EDTA
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12/26/2009: Jp from Lake Park, Fl writes: "Does anyone know where I can find disodium EDTA for metal chelation ? My email is jpro777@aol.com"
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[QUESTION] 05/16/2009: Ed from Bangkok, Thailand writes: "Live in Bangkok and trying -unsuccessfully- to locate a supply of food grade Calcium Disodium EDTA, kilo bags, half kilo. Ted in Bangkok can you please help.... spent many many hours searching the internet... no luck at all. Thanks... Ed"
Replies05/17/2009: Ted from Bangkok, Thailand replies: "Dear Ed:
Most suppliers here in Thailand do not sell calcium EDTA. They sell only disodium EDTA. To make calcium EDTA, I get disodium EDTA and mixed with calcium carbonate to get calcium EDTA, and magnesium carbonate with disodium EDTA to get magnesium EDTA. A local supplier here sells Magnesium EDTA.
Ted"
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CAMEL MILK
05/21/2011: Saba from Mentor, Oh writes: "Can anyone please tell me where I can buy camel milk in the US local or online? It's suppose to help with type 2 diabetes, it contains insulin and also have a lot more health benefits. Thanks."
Replies05/21/2011: Sheila from San Diego, Ca, Usa replies: "There is a camel farm in San Diego county. Try Googling it. I don't have any details about it."
06/04/2011: Motherbear from San Jose, Ca replies: "just read the website of the camel farm near San Diego - and they do not sell the milk, and state that at this time it cannot be purchased in the US.. So I'll keep looking for a legal way to get into the US."
08/24/2011: Healingwithcamelmilk from Allentown, Pa replies: "Please join our Facebook group "Healing with Camel Milk". We are parents trying to help others locate the milk in your area and as well discuss the healing aspects of the milk."
12/08/2011: Lori from Sydney, Australia replies: "You can buy camel milk powder for personal use that come through American customs just fine. Go to http://MiracleMilk.com.au"
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CITRIC ACID
07/04/2008: Brian from Praks, LA writes: "a good place to get citric acid for the borax shampoo is a site call self health resource center for anyone looking citric acids."
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COCONUT OIL
01/24/2012: Ibtisaam from Doha, Qatar writes: "Does anyone living in Qatar know where I can find Virgin coconut oil? I've checked out Megamark, LuLu hypermarket and the Philipino supermarkets near Souq al-aseri but haven't managed to come accross anything. I'm not looking for the refined oil in the blue bottle oil but virgin coconut oil."
Replies01/24/2012: Lisa from Rabat, Morocco replies: "I lived in Qatar a couple of years ago and did find virgin coconut oil at Mega Mart. I don't recall the name, but it came in a clear plastic bottle with a green label, originating from the Philippines. It also had the USDA organic symbol on it. I noticed that it was not always in stock, but you might be able to ask for it."
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09/06/2011: Amal Murali from Kollam, Kerala writes: "We are one of the producer and exporter of virgin coconut oil in India. The coconut oil is one of the best medicin for proper, healthy, and stable life.
amal.bluemoon(at)gmail.com is my ID"
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COCONUT OIL CAPSULES
07/14/2011: Julie from Perth, Western Australia, Australia writes: "Can anyone tell me where I can buy organic coconut oil capsules please?"
Replies07/14/2011: Debbie from Melbourne, Australia replies: "JulieHere is a link to a health shop that sells organic coconut oil (well the same stores sells it in Melbourne). I don't buy the capsules. It doesn't taste that bad if you have it straight.
http://www.govita.com.au/store.php?state=WA
Also GNC sell it as well."
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DECOLORIZED IODINE
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[YEA] 03/25/2007: Tamara from Houston, TX writes: "I had a lot of trouble finding decolorized iodine also, but I found it online. Try searching 'iodo blanco'! Good luck all!"
Replies[YEA] 07/05/2008: Joan from Coos Bay, Oregon replies: "You can find Decolorized (White)Iodine at Amazon.com. Enter search term "white iodine". You may also be able to find "Todo Blanco" another type of White Iodine at ebay.com by entering search term "decolorized iodine""
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DIATOMACEOUS EARTH
09/16/2011: Tatiana from Toronto, Ontario, Canada writes: "You can purchase DE at the Carrot Common in Toronto."
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DIGITAL PH TESTER
01/13/2012: Sunny from Mtl, Ca writes: "I am looking for a digital ph tester for both saliva and urine, easy to use. Google price from are $25-300, any suggestion?"
Replies01/14/2012: Carly from Seattle, Wa - Usa replies: "Hi Sunny - I have not bought a PH tester yet... But was looking also. I looked on Ebay to see what was out there, get ideas of different models... and what they were selling for.THEN I went to a search engine and to Amazon (dot) com to see what they were selling them for.
I still have not decided on one, but I do believe that Ebay is a good place to research an item.... but not necessarily to purchase.
Good luck!
~Carly :-)"
01/14/2012: Sunny from Mtl, Ca replies: "Thanks Carly
I don't know- is this one good for body ph test?
Http://www.ebay.ca/itm/New-LCD-Digital-PH-Meter-Tester-Aquarium-Pool-Water-Hydroponic-school-laboratory-/300624920884?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item45fea44134#ht_1855wt_722"
01/14/2012: Linda from San Francisco, Ca, Usa replies: "Hi Sunny/Carly, On Ebay and elsewhere you can find the Hanna "pH Checker" digital pH meter. It's about $30.USD. Mine came off Ebay.I think you will find this meter perfect for what you are trying to do. I wound up returning 2 other meters with larger, wider, way deeper (requires a very large testing sample), more unwieldy electrodes before I found this one.
If you are wanting to check pH of Urine/Saliva, the pH Checker has a small, easy to clean electrode and is quick to use and very accurate. The small electrode means it is able to work with a smaller sample in a smaller container, and is also much easier to clean than the models with larger, wider and more deeply recessed electrodes.
I have found the "small sample" capability most valuable when checking the pH of saliva. The sample-container I have found most useful for checking Saliva pH is the plastic snap-on protective top cover which fits over the spray head of a Mane n Tail Brand 'hair detangler' spray bottle. This top is just about the size of a small thimble, and the pH Checker electrode tip goes right into it easily. The bigger pH meters won't fit into such a tiny sample container at all, and made checking saliva pH way too hard to do.
Trust me, at 3AM (or on the road) it will make a great difference how easy your equipment is to use :-).
Just line up your containers (Clean, upside down, on paper towels) on your way to bed, 1, 2, 3... and Done.
Linda"
01/14/2012: Linda from San Francisco, Ca, Usa replies: "Hi Sunny, If you are intending to test saliva, I wouldn't use that one- The electrode is too huge. you'll have to have a lot of spit worked up to get a dependable reading with that one.Check my post on this thread ref the Hanna "pH Checker", it will explain why.
Linda"
01/14/2012: Sunny from Mtl, Ca replies: "Linda thank you for your advice.
Http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-HANNA-HI99104-99104-PH-METER-TESTER-CHECKER-/300422601645?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item45f2951bad#ht_704wt_922
If the checker rang 0-14ph, what buffer calibration solution I need to buy? 4, 7, or 10 ph?"
01/14/2012: Maria from Gippsland, Vic, Australia replies: "Hi Sunny, I have this meter and it is great for testing urine but as Linda says not easy to test saliva."
01/17/2012: Linda from San Francisco, Ca, Usa replies: "Hi Sunny, Sorry I did not see your question until just now- Since we are interested in greatest accuracy around a pH of 7.0, I'd get the 7 solution to calibrate your meter. It will likely arrive pre-calibrated, mine did. It was fine.Don't worry, it's easy. Other than that, just follow the easy maintenance instructions that should arrive with your meter.
Linda"
01/17/2012: Sunny from Mtl, Ca replies: "Thanks Linda, I have ordered one from eBay."
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DISODIUM EDTA
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01/11/2010: Jp from Lake Park, Fl writes: "It seems Ted's suggested use of disodium edta and tetrasodium edta is hard to find. Does anyone know where to find this type ? Thanks JP"
Replies01/11/2010: Aurelia from Pittsburgh, Pa replies: "I was able to obtain both of these products from ebay."
10/14/2011: Aria from Port Huron, Mi replies: "I just purchased disodium edta capsules from Wonder Laboratories online. I got 250 - 625mg capsules for around $20. I started taking them three days ago and I've never felt better! I can hear better than ever too, not sure why but I don't care either. It's awesome!"
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[YEA] 10/21/2006: Diane from Nottingham, England writes: "Thank you for Ted's comments. I have now moved to Nottingham and have found an holistic practitioner who agrees with a lot of info from your site. I have taken Ted's remedies on board and am feeling a lot better. I am not sure where to get the disodium though as i am not sure what it is. I am on the zinc and B vitamins etc though. I am still oil pulling and have found that my face is a lot smoother. The hydrogen peroxide must be working along with the other remedies but I'm not sure which is the best method, inhalation or drinking. Can Ted help me on this, also how much do I need for prevention once I have been cured. The ACV and Bicarb seem to be giving me more energy also so all in all things are looking up! Thank you"
RepliesTed from Bangkok , Thailand replies: "Disodium EDTA is a chelating substance which removes free heavy metals from the source, such as drinking water for example. Assuming I am tested positive for free heavy metal in my urine, then adding 1/4-1/2 teaspoon of Disodium EDTA to one liter of water will cause my urine to be free of the heavy metals. One exception to the EDTA is that it only chelates the free heavy metals. I will drink this one liter of water over the course of a day. If I drink more than one liter, I will add EDTA also to the second liter of water, for example.However, oil pulling is also great for removing heavy metals from your body too, such that I sometimes refer this as oil chelation. However, most bacteria, mycoplasma and heavy metals tend to be oil soluble organisms making oil pulling one way to reduce the problem.
Most food processors should have disodium EDTA as a food preservative so you might obtain it from that source, but different countries are subjected to different controls. Most difficult for me, to obtain any chemicals, appears to be the UK. I do not know why. perhaps restrictions in the sale of chemicals.
Once you are cured, maintenance dose of 1/2 teaspoon of bicarbonates are needed, which can be distributed to two doses at 1/4 teaspoon in the morning and 1/4 teaspoon before bedtime. However it is becoming increasingly evident that certain people do need this again around 11.00 a.m. as a preventive of certain symptoms from appearing, which often occurs around 12.00 p.m. to about 4.00 p.m., when the body is most stressed."
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EDTA
06/29/2011: Barry from Hamilton, Nz writes: "Where can I buy commercial grade EDTA?"
Replies12/13/2011: Boris from Opotiki, Bop replies: "Hi I'm to looking for EDTA wondering if you found where to buy in nz?"
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