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  Essiac tea - Tiredness in Dog

1 hour ago
Posted by Mama to Many (TN) on 03/19/2025

Dear Melissa,

If the Essay is detoxing and/or killing parasites, it would seem quite likely to cause tiredness in your dog. You could try giving activated charcoal to your dog. It is easy to mix in food.

You will find dosing information on this page of Earth Clinic.

~Mama to Many~

  Re: Rosemary Leaf for Stroke Recovery

1 hour ago
Posted by Rob (Kentucky) on 03/19/2025

@ HE

There are many ways to consume Rosemary. There are capsules, tinctures, etc... BUT, when I spoke with my Arabic friend (Henie from Egypt), he says make into biscuits and double the amount of Rosemary herb for which ever recipe you choose calls for.

  Re: Lugol's Iodine for Ear Infection

1 hour ago
Posted by Bejuslov (Austin, TX ) on 03/19/2025

May I suggest increasing the number of drops to 3* like Jacqueline. One drop of 2% is not strong enough. There are numerous papers outlining the benefits of iodine on ear (hearing loss, infections, etc.)

Arthritic Hands - Question for Art

1 hour ago
Posted by Pam (OH) on 03/19/2025

Another question for you, Art! I was considering the melatonin lotion your friends made to use on my hands, but I just saw your borax lotion formula that you made for your brother-in-law and found it intriguing as well. My hands aren't as bad as your BIL as in I do not have joint dislocation but I do have issues bending fingers, making a fist and reduced grip strength. I also have some calcium deposit nodules (I think that's what they are called) on several of my joints. Which lotion do you think I would benefit from the most? Would using both be too much? I am on the Walter Last borax protocol.

I'm so sorry to continue to ask you questions. I am so excited to have found this site and the hope it gives me for the future is exponential!

  Re: Brown Sugar Scrub, Egg White Facial Lift for Skin

1 hour ago
Posted by AnnaM (Tx) on 03/19/2025

Does anyone know what 1/4 brown sugar is? Cup, teaspoon or tablespoon. I am thinking teaspoon but would like clarification.

  Re: Cream of Tartar for UTI

1 hour ago
Posted by Pamela (Homer MI) on 03/19/2025

How long should I drink the cream of tartar with water to help 2 glass a day for how many days?

 MCAS: Sensitive to Many Supplements

1 hour ago
Posted by Mama to Many (TN) on 03/19/2025

Dear Michelle,

Do you have reactions to food as well?

Is it possible that you have Alpha Gal Syndrome? Alpha Gal reactions are very commonly experienced in the middle of the night.

The one thing that comes to mind is nettle tea. Not a nettle supplement. Nettle is a common weed. Making tea and drinking it should be no worse that eating spinach or something. But, with your condition, I would try a small amount and work up to a larger amount if you can. I buy bulk bags of organic nettle leaf from amazon.

Nettle tea is highly nutritive and anti-allergy. It is also blood purifying. It has seemed to greatly improve symptoms of autoimmune diseases (allergies, asthma, eczema) in my family when used long term. Homemade milk kefir (or store bought with no sugar added) is also healing for many conditions.

I regularly make and drink 2 -4 cups of strong nettle tea daily. It is not delicious, but mixed with another tea of choice (mint, red raspberry leaf) I find it quite tolerable.

~Mama to Many~

  Re: Adhesive Arachnoditis Remedies Needed

1 hour ago
Posted by N (Tokyo) on 03/19/2025

Add LDN to your regime. Find posts about LDN on this site

Ted's Kidney Disease Remedies Post

1 hour ago
Posted by Sandy (Norman, OK) on 03/19/2025

on kidney disease remedy, Q&A #24, Ted's answer: take 200 mg B1 and about 20,000 iu of D3 or D4 preferable -does not cause hi blood calcium. what's D4 where to it? appreciate your response.

Bronchiectasis Remedies

1 hour ago
Posted by Sandra (Cosmos, mn) on 03/19/2025

bronchiectasis

They say there is no cure BUT I'm a strong believer in natural remedies….. Yeah, sure not all natural remedies work that great BUT I sure am GLAD to come across your website!!!!! At the age of 61, just finding out there is a name to something I've struggled with this hole journey of life….I appreciate your article greatly!!!!! I will put in the practice and look up the herbs that was suggested in your article to learn more about them. Thank you for your time, For the struggle is real Sandra

Walter Last Borax Protocol Question

1 hour ago
Posted by Pam (OH) on 03/19/2025

I have chosen to do the Walter Last borax protocol for my arthritis. Should I do the 5 days on/2 days off or is that just for Ted's protocol? Thanks

 Re: MCAS: Sensitive to Many Supplements

1 hour ago
Posted by N (Tokyo) on 03/19/2025

Too many question I have. What reactions do you have? Do you have reaction right after taking supplements or medications or only at night? But even after reading your post I doubt you have MCAS. Why? The presentation. People with MCAS practically never feel well and there is no rhyme or reason. You won't find a doctor who understands MCAS let alone knows how to treat it. There are tests for MCAS but nobody seems to know how to properly handle the collected blood samples, for it is practically impossible to maintain proper conditions of the samples. Been there done that. Taking "NeuroProtek" (a supplement containing luteolin, quercetin, and rutin) made no difference for me. MCAS often overlaps with Dysautonomia, POTS, EDS. What you describe is more like a sympathetic NS activation. There are reasons of course. But first, I want to know what do you mean by you having reaction on everything. Without knowing about the reactions it is difficult to even speculate on what is it that you have. I have Dysautonomia, POTS and a night time cNS activation is part of my life. I also react on pretty much everything or have a paradoxical effect ( the opposite of what is expected). So write more. Write what exactly you take and the reactions. Meantime watch this video to understand how complex MCAS is and its devastating effects. She did not know she had MCAC.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJrduH75zzM&list=PLRJmnkn2kTTIFQdggCj5blCYWTENhppHs&index=28

  Adhesive Arachnoditis Remedies Needed

8 hours ago
Posted by Art (California) on 03/19/2025

Hi WatchmanForTruth,

I would try melatonin lotion (ML) applied topically to the entire spine area twice a day, if his condition was caused by trauma.

Why ML?

ML is anti inflammatory, antioxidative stress, has pain relieving effects, has antifibrotic effects for the scar tissue and helps multiple spinal issues with long term use.

I wrote about how several friends used ML to help with multiple pain issues and spinal issues as well as how they made ML at home very easily here :

https://www.earthclinic.com/supplements/melatonin-lotion.html

Melatonin also has anticancer effects which can work synergistically with standard cancer treatments.

Art

Adhesive Arachnoditis Remedies Needed

12 hours ago
Posted by WatchmanForTruth (Laval, Quebec, Canada) on 03/19/2025

I met a friend on Substack.com who has...what do you recommend for his healing and pain?

Gary the biker has adhesive arachnoditis plus a form of cancer.

Adhesive arachnoiditis is a chronic inflammatory condition affecting the arachnoid membrane surrounding the spinal cord, often resulting from infections, spinal surgery, or trauma. It can cause severe pain and neurological symptoms due to the formation of scar tissue that adheres nerve roots together, leading to impaired nerve function.

Wikipedia

MCAS: Sensitive to Many Supplements

12 hours ago
Posted by Michelle (Cleveland, OH) on 03/19/2025

I seem to have MCAS. No one has been able to help me. Each time a practitioner recommends a supplement or medication, I have a reaction (even to very small amounts). My reactions all take place in the middle of the night (between 11:00 and 2:00) and result in high BP, elevated and irregular HR, and anxiety; if the reaction is bad enough I will start to shake. I usually don't sleep much after these reactions and it can take a week for me to feel better.

Other than this strange reactions, I seem to be in good health. All my labs come back normal. As long as I'm sleeping, I feel good.

I know my urine is very acidic and I am low in zinc and copper. I've tried zinc and I get a reaction. I'm not sure how to proceed.

Selenium for Tinnitus

12 hours ago
Posted by Betty (Upstate, NY) on 03/19/2025
★★★★☆

At 67, I felt my tinnitus of 3-4 years was from a lack of some vitamin(s) because it was always a steady ringing. I also felt that a lack of a vitamin(s) will impact more than one problem that one has. In light of this theory, I had just gone through a year that included a total of two cataract surgeries for both eyes. It appeared my tinnitus was not something from eustachian tubes or nerves in my neck from sleeping a certain way that adjusted could affect my tinnitus for the better. I continued my online research and discovered some symptoms I had: weak fingernails, vision that was flat and not bright and age spots all of a sudden in various places could be from a combo of a lack of certain B vitamins plus selenium. I was already taking the B vits but not the selenium. I got some selenium and took it. It seemed to lessen the severity of the ringing of tinnitus and overall made my eyes see things more brighter or clearly that went beyond my new cataract implants. I then researched it some more and found a connection to tinnitus. I also found that the correction ie. selenium to the tinnitus is gradual and not immediate. Just like the problem comes gradually and not all at once. I am hopeful that the addition of selenium will correct several issues I have acquired: tinnitus, my vision, weak nails and the age spots overtime. I will update as things go forward.

  Re: Saffron for Macular Degeneration

12 hours ago
Posted by Yasmine (Lebanon) on 03/19/2025

Actually, sunlight is extremely important to the eyes!! Sunglasses should not be worn except when driving IF necessary.

  Re: Castor Oil on Eyelids

12 hours ago
Posted by Yasmine (Lebanon) on 03/19/2025
★★★★★

I often use a mix of castor oil and turpentine on my eye lids and around my eyes. It's excellent and never caused any issues for me.

Nutmeg for PTSD

12 hours ago
Posted by Enthusiast (Nutmeg Land) on 03/19/2025

Nutmeg has been a lifesaver for days when the PTSD is acting up. Just read a hilarious article of someone claiming sprinkling a pinch "too much" nutmeg on some asparagus sent them to the hospital. Must have had the good nutmeg because I use a tablespoon at a time some days. Orange juice and/or cayenne seems to be the antidote. "Reefers" lolololol

“Penny matchbox full of nutmeg had the kick of three or four reefers.”

https://www.inverse.com/science/can-nutmeg-get-you-high

  Re: Magnesium, Zinc, Selenium, Molybdenum for Chemical Sensitivity

12 hours ago
Posted by Jay (Nz ) on 03/18/2025

Royce, without dosage sizing the info isn't helpful!!!


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