Re: Borax for a Frozen Shoulder
5 days agoTry lysine (500 mg twice a day) along with iodine (2000 micrograms to 12.5 mg) once a day. The pain should clear up in about 5 days. Then take both lysine and iodine for three weeks more .I think personally frozen shoulder (unless caused by an injury) is caused by a virus. The lysine/iodine combo should put the virus into remission. In my case I still had the "frozen" part of the shoulder still when the pain went away. I had to gently work the "frozen" shoulder out which took about 2-3 months.
Re: No More Eye Fluid
5 days ago1) Life Extension has a basic female or male hormone panel that is not too expensive. Check what this entails and ask your doctor to check hormone out or go the Life Extension way.
Some prescription or over the counter meds can cause dry mucus membranes, especially if it is more than the body can tolerate.
Have your doctor check for hypo/hyper thyroid antibodies. Also ask check for Sjogrins (sorry for bad spelling)
antibodies.
Re: Borax for Psoriatic Arthritis
5 days agoHi Irine,
The dose for women as posted by Ted is actually 1/8th teaspoon in a liter of water and one quarter teaspoon for men. Drink one liter of this borax water each weekday and take Saturday and Sunday off.
It took me about 3 months to reach my max benefit, but I noticed improvement at roughly one month in. It was a very long time ago for me, so the timing is not so clear now, but it has kept my PA in remission all of this time.
Art
Re: Capped Colloidal Silver
5 days agoHi Elizabeth T,
Capped silver nanoparticles is what is mostly used in studies because it is more stable in animals and humans. By more stable, I mean the silver particles in the colloidal silver suspension are more resistant to agglomeration or aggregation, where the silver particles start to bind with one another to the point where the particles, at the extreme, become so big that they fall out of suspension and can sometimes be seen on the bottom of the container as small dark or black dots. Particles that reach this size that can become visible to the human eye are no longer nanoparticles and are no longer effective as an antimicrobial agent.
There are a multitude of capping agents used in these studies. Some natural plant based reducing agents such as cinnamon can also act as capping agents. Some capping agents are stronger than others and can potently resist agglomeration. A decent capping agent should be able to resist agglomeration indefinitely in storage and these products can look exactly the same even 10 or more years after they are made. The color and clarity of the silver nanoparticles can remain unchanged over a decade or more.
Also importantly, the capping agent can help the silver nanoparticles (AgNPs) not to agglomerate in the human body and remain stable, even in the stomach where acid and other molecules can cause aggregation of uncapped AgNPs. The intact capping agent allows the AgNPs to remain stable and of appropriate particle size to effectively destroy various pathogens as the particles come into molecular proximity of the pathogens or actually contact the pathogens and ultimately destroy the pathogens after breaching the cell wall, releasing silver ions to enter through the breach and destroy the pathogen .
The above is a very basic and partial explanation of why capping agents are important and why they are used on AgNPs. The actual process is much more complex. Here is a link to an article that may help you better understand the relevance of using capping agents on AgNPs :
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S2215153221000039
Here are some relevant article quotes :
Interaction between capping agent and AgNPs provide stability over time.
Capping agents prevent the aggregation of silver nanoparticles.
The shape and size of the silver nanoparticles are controlled by capping agents.
Unfortunately, manufacturers of colloidal silver and ionic silver products rarely use a capping agent and if they do, they do not mention it or say what agent was used on the AgNPs. Scientific suppliers will make AgNPs to whatever standards are needed for various trials and studies and these AgNPs are very often capped.
I am not sure, but I think EC still sells capped AgNPs that are 20 ppm and crystal clear yellow in color.
Art
Re: Treating Moles
6 days agoJust came across your post as I am about to start using MB for general health reasons. You mentioned moles to remove on skin I have heard that castor oil on its own or some people mix cayenne pepper with it could do the job on moles. Perhaps worth looking into out if you haven't done so already?
Re: Oregano Oil for Hep-C
6 days agoRe: Capped Colloidal Silver
6 days agoI have seen the “capped silver” or “capped colloidal silver” mentioned. And that it can be made with gelatin.
1) What would be the layman's term for this product so that I could look for it and purchase it? Is it a gel colloidal silver? Or what is it? Using “capped silver” as a search term online only brings you to studies using it but it is a mysterious substance.
2) Can you use CS and dilute it with something or add to it to create the same effect as “capped” CS?
3). I have seen very little if any mention of structured silver at least, on this site. Would this work as well as “capped” silver?
Re: BHT, Magnesium, and Clean Water for Gallstones
6 days agoHi,
May I ask what brand of magnesium chloride flakes do you use? A lot of them are made in a lab and don't work but the one you use obviously works.
Or just post the link to the exact magnesium chloride product you use and also the link to the water filter you use.
Thank you
Re: Borax for Psoriatic Arthritis
6 days agoI've been taking Botax since April 5 gradually started at 1/16 of the spoon currently i'm on my second week of 1/4 of a teaspoon dosage for women
I have psoriatic arthritis. I've been on several Biologics that failed to work never giving me full relief. How long does it take for borax to work? Also, I'm wondering was anyone on biologic and they were successfully able to stop taking their prescribed medication?
my biologic injection is due at the end of the next month. Should I continue taking them or would this biologic injection interfere with what borax is doing?
Nebulizing Borax for Fungal Infection in Lungs
6 days agoHello, I have been dealing with what I believe to be a fungal lung infection for the past 2 years or so. I am wondering if anyone has any experience with, or comments/thoughts about the possible use of very diluted borax in bottled water in nebulizer to treat fungus in the lungs? What dilution would be safe but also effective? I've read that workers who mined Borax had no lung issues after extensive exposure, so I'm thinking this would be safe but still unsure. Thank you!
Re: Lugol's Iodine for Ear Infection
6 days agoHi Jacqueline, I'm ready to try this solution of Lugol's diluted with water. I have a suppurative ear (infection) since a couple of months now. I'm a bit concerned though as last winter I had a perforated eardrum. How can I be sure this method is safe?
Hope this reaches you as your post is from a long time ago.
Thanks!! Remy
Re: Black Seed Oil, Manuka Honey Helping Open Pyometra
6 days agoRe: Chicken Bones and Dogs
6 days agoI missed the exchange, but I would like to say that I have been giving chicken bones to my dogs all my life (I'm 85) and we have experienced no problems so far. The dogs are medium to large and the bones seem to be enthusiastically appreciated. I once had to dislodge a piece of bone (of some kind) from the joint of his jaw and I can easily recognize that he would be helpless to do that without me.
Re: Will Turpentine Kill Parasites?
6 days agoYou need to be taking the turpentine with sugar because the bad sugar the white sugar is the bait for the parasites once they detach themselves from wherever they are, tumors, they're just a bunch of parasites starting a homeless camp! Once they go for that sugar they wanna exit out alive! If you're not regular you need to use it with Castor oil so you can eliminate them quickly! I've had some come out of my nose and I expelled a tapeworm that must have been living in me for years and years and years because it came out in one piece and you might as well have said I had a snake! Everyone has parasite and turpentine was the go to in the medicine cabinet in the 1800s and early 1900s until big pharma stepped in, actually they used turpentine for thousands of years. And it has to be the pure 100% turpentine in a clear glass bottle, I recommend Diamond G and Amazon has it for like 18 19 dollars.
Pet Vaccines
6 days agoI've been thinking about pet vaccinations - or, rather, ALL mandatory vaccinations - and I think it would be a good idea to make up a slippery elm, bone-char and hardwood charcoal gel with some freshly ground dried marshmallow root powder, put it in one of those travel tubes they have for shampoo and smoosh a nice big glob of that on the spot right after. Suck that s%#t right back out.
Re: Cinnamon for Arthritis
6 days agoI am now 4 weeks into the ‘'Cinnamon Cure' for Rheumatoid Arthritis in my hip joint. I am feeling about 50% better. Still not out of the woods but this “Cinnamon Cure” is promising. Any one with RA or any Arthritis condition needs to try this.
Here is the science behind why it works.
Cinnamon Has Anti-Inflammatory Properties
Cinnamon is good for helping to reduce inflammation in your body due to the compound cinnamaldehyde.
A study published in the journal Food & Function found that Ceylon cinnamon and Cassia cinnamon are one of the most important anti-inflammatory foods. Cinnamon extracts contain cinnamaldehyde which can help treat age-related inflammatory conditions. (9)
Lab studies have shown that compounds in cassia cinnamon help to lower inflammatory markers in the blood. Scientists concluded that cinnamon extract has potential use in natural health products due to its excellent anti-inflammatory properties. (10)
Cinnamon Consumption Improves Clinical Symptoms and Inflammatory Markers in Women With Rheumatoid Arthritis
Source: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29722610/
Abstract
Objective: This study evaluated the effect of cinnamon on disease activity, serum levels of some inflammatory markers, and cardiovascular risk factors in women with rheumatoid arthritis (RA).
Methods: In this randomized double-blind clinical trial, 36 women with RA were randomly divided to 2 groups, receiving 4 capsules of either 500 mg cinnamon powder or placebo daily for 8 weeks. Fasting blood sugar (FBS), lipid profile, liver enzymes, serum levels of C-reactive protein (CRP), tumor necrosis factor-α (TNF-α), erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR), blood pressure, and clinical symptoms were determined at baseline and end of the week 8.
Results: At the end of the study, there was a significant decrease of serum levels of CRP (p < 0.001) and TNF-α (p < 0.001) in the cinnamon group as compared to the placebo group. Diastolic blood pressure was also significantly lower in the intervention group compared with the control group (p = 0.017). Compared with placebo, cinnamon intake significantly reduced the Disease Activity Score (DAS-28) (p < 0.001), Visual Analogue Scale (VAS) (p < 0.001), and tender (TJC) (p < 0.001) and swollen joints (SJC) (p < 0.001) counts. No significant changes were observed for FBS, lipid profile, liver enzymes, or ESR.
Conclusion: Cinnamon supplementation can be a safe and potential adjunct treatment to improve inflammation and clinical symptoms in patients with RA.
Re: More Updates on Dr. Christopher's Ointment
6 days agoRe: Ampulla of Vater Spasm Remedies Needed
6 days agoHi Donna,
Two supplements that might be worth trying are magnesium glycinate at the correct dose for your niece's age and peppermint oil that is available in soft gel form. The magnesium glycinate is a bioavailable form of magnesium that can help to relax muscles and may help with the spasms.
The peppermint oil has antispasmodic effects which may help. Both of these products have very good safety profiles and are worth consideration. Another potential magnesium option is magnesium chloride in spray form which is often referred to as mag oil. This you would spray on the body in the general area where the spasms are occurring and rub it in. The mag oil can be adjunctive with the oral magnesium glycinate.
Limiting sugar intake and refined carbohydrates should also be helpful. Increasing fiber intake from fruits, vegetables and beans.
Art
Re: Feeling Grateful
7 days agoI know, right? You wake up in the middle of the night with a toothache or the kid wake up with an earache, "Who ya gonna call?" - EARTH CLINIC! WE ain't afraid of no tooth/earache!
Cuts down the stress of such situations by about 90%!
