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I started to go into EC withdrawal! Glad to see you're back, love this site.

Skin infections are an external manifestation of internal problems, often in lungs. If I were you, I would start learning about essential oils and start using it. You can start with free e-book "Butterfly miracles with essential oils". But to learn more, the book "Chemistry of Essential Oils Made Simple: God's Love Manifest in Molecules" by David Stewart is a must.

The answer to your question is DMSO. It is a solvent and will penetrate many layers deep as well as carry other compounds with it as it absorbs. You must be very careful that your hands and skin are very clean with a simple organic soap. DMSO will take anything mixed with it into your body. Look it up there is a plethora of information on the web. Ignore the negative or anything from the govt.

Hi Mary -- really would like to know how you are doing. I am alright and have a natural regimen but was wondering what answers you may found for yourself. I found your post on Tony Pantalleresco very interesting; in fact it was the answer to LI that I was looking for.

Namaste, Om

I have an awful time with the new website. my tablet is the worst...its a Samsung Galaxy 7.... pretty much a lost cause on the tablet. MY Cell is also a samsung. I would love to have the old website back. thanks!

I've not been able to log on for quite a while now, at least a week or longer. The screen would jump erratically. I'm on my HP laptop here at home and couldn't get through to ask what was happening. Thank you all for Earth Clinic, love it!

Update: Last night, we turned our old mobile site back on and removed the responsive design functionality. This means desktop pages will no longer resize on tablets or mobile phones. Modernizing EC is harder than we thought, thanks to over 600+ devices on different networks around the world who are viewing our pages!

Hopefully the problems people were having when they logged in will be resolved! If a page look strange, please try clearing your history and cache files since we just did a major update.

Kindly let us know if you are having any issues. Thank you!!

Dear Robert Henry,

20, 18, 15, 13, 12, 10, 8, 5, 3. Its a party everyday! :)

How is your garden? And your back?

~Mama to Many~

HI U MAMA, , , , , , , , , , ,

Were they all birth'd by you, and are you seeing after them full time? I ask that question because, if so, I don't see where you have time to participate on this site as you do.

We only had 3 and the oldest is 50. I had doubts that you were legitimate, but accept your word.

Life is interesting. Our garden is great and we are trying to eat most of it raw. My back is not so good. Just glad I married the right woman some 54 years ago. All folks love their spouses, most just don't like um. We hunt , fish and work together so we kinda attached . We friends. That helps a lot.

Hope my inquiry did not cause you grief, but folks are not what they used to be. Just glad you are.

=====OLE ROBERT HENRY=========

Ol' Robert Henry: the more kids one has, the more time one will find, because the kids entertain/help each other and if one has a good "military" discipline in place (not mean, but firm and consistent), with each member pitching in, it makes for as much free time as the next mom.

Dear Robert Henry,

It may be rare, but there are some people who are indeed genuine, kind and caring. I have always felt this after reading Mama's posts and wish her and her family many blessings! We are all so very fortunate that she has time to post on Earth Clinic. Thank you, Mama!

Tara and Mmsg,

Thank you for your encouraging words! Mmsg, you are right, the more there are the more they entertain each other! And we do have routines and schedules and such to get stuff done.

Robert Henry,

My parents raised three around when you raised three. My dad always said, “Once you have three you may as well have ten! ” He felt he was out numbered at three. Children are a lot of work, whether you have one or ten. And congratulations on being married 54 years! My parents had 57 years together before my mom passed away. Dad is very proud of those years. They were best friends, too.

I did birth all nine myself (with the support of my wonderful husband and great midwives, of course! ) and my husband (of 25 years) and I are raising all of them ourselves, by the grace of God. (Though a couple are raised – at 18 and 20, working full time and responsible adults.) I am blessed to be a full time stay at home mom. I accept very few commitments beyond those of my family.

And yet, even the most demanding jobs allow breaks.. We don't have cable or TV, and I don't choose to do facebook or have a website or anything. When I have some free time, I like to read and I like to post at EC. I love to write, I love natural health, and I love to help people, which hopefully happens once in a while when I post, so EC has been a natural (ha! ) place for me to spend some of my free time. Thanks for encouraging me to keep first things first. Iron sharpens iron and I will take seriously your desire for the generation being raised right now to be raised well. I hope I will maintain a sensitivity to the needs of my children and not let anything get in the way of that.

I am glad your garden is doing well. We have had a lot or rain and ours is looking pretty good. I am so sorry about your back. I hope you get to feeling better over some more time.

~Mama to Many~

Mama to many--I'm one of 8 and it's not at all like the movies where life is chaos. You have to have order and parents in charge. We had a cleaner house and more orderly life than our friends who were only children. More is better!

Dear Mama to Many - What a lovely response to Robert Henry's post. As usual, you wrote with grace and compassion. It is very fortunate you do find the time to contribute to Earth Clinic. I've learned a lot from your posts and hope you continue! Cheers from Calgary

OLE ROBERT HENRY; Phil. 2:4 says, "Each one of you should look not only interests, but also to the interests of others" and 1 Cor. 10:24 says, "Nobody should seek his own good, but the good of others".

As I read your post and the ones that supported Mama to Many, these verses came to my mind and I just had to post them. ~KT~

Dear Gertie,

I smiled when I read your post. I couldn't take it if this were chaos. :) We clean together, cook together, eat our meals together....we do have our crazy moments (the stomach bug with lots of little ones is a challenge! ) but I am blessed.

Dear Bess,

I always smile when I see your posts with "cheers from Calgary! " Thanks for spreading that sunshine!

Dear Kt,

And you take heed to those words as you share your experiences to help others! Thanks!

~Mama to Many~

Thank-you, Mama to Many, I have not always been slow to speak (multiple head traumas) and I "blurt" inappropriate things without thinking. When I asked EC to remove or change what I posted they have been gracious to do it as soon as I asked.

When someone is asking for help and I have been so fortunate to have learned what I have, I want to share.

I have become reluctant to post because it takes too much time to put my thoughts down, amend them only to end up having to apologize and ask EC to change them.

HI U MAMA, , , , , , , , , ,

In one of your posts you mentioned that ya'll raise a garden. I applaud you for that as our garden and farm is our way to a healthy life. Tonight Ms Conn served me corn on the cob, fried green tomatoes, corn bread, raw carrots, radish, onion , cukes, bell peppers and apple juice. All from our little ole 6 acre farm.

Was not reared on a farm, but we had a garden and us boys had to work it and I hated that. Out of college we ate from a paper bag and I did not like that one bit. You never learn when you are not a happy camper. I began our own garden but had no clue, so I would call my dad. After a few years I began to catch on. Now after 50 + years and lots of dusty roads, I's a pretty good gardner.

I bring this subject up because most on this site don't raise what they eat. Most cannot afford all organic, so they go the western diet of processed foods and meat.

With this said, I have no qualms with your posts, but some think I do. So what I propose is that you and I smoke a peace pipe for all to see, so we get on with helping one and all to a better health.

======OLE ROBERT HENRY=======

Dear Robert Henry,

Well, Ms Conn sounds like an amazing cook. My Nana used to make dinners like that. I loved going to her house for a couple of weeks every summer when I was a girl. She lived in the country and they grew everything! I remember how much I loved the butter at Nana's. It was home made from her brother's cow. I was an adult before I understood why Nana's butter was so different than what I grew up with. (I grew up on margarine! )

I didn't grow up on a farm. We lived in the suburbs. But Dad did grow a little garden every year and also grew the most beautiful roses. I have often wished I paid better attention to his wisdom when I was a girl.

So, you are much further along in gardening than I am...we learn a little more every year, like you said.

Thanks for sharing some of your life. And your remedies are very interesting to me. Especially the eggplant water. I want to learn more about DMSO, so I will keep on reading. Thanks a bunch!

Peace,

~Mama to Many~

I thought I would let EC and Rita know when I select "Watch" on a post, I always receive an email that lets me know someone has commented on a thread I am following. A link is provided that takes me to that specific post.

All is not lost. If the "ingredient" or "remedy" is sold as a product like nutritional supplement, there are proper or recommended doses labeled and usually to take w/ or without food. If remedy is raw form you can still find recommended quantities easily on the internet; many natural (educational or retail) medicine websites.