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Fibromyalgia 5 Supplement Regimen With Synergistic Effects

35 minutes ago
Posted by Earth Clinic on 01/11/2026
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Don't Miss Art's New Article!

Art explores a 5-supplement approach to fibromyalgia, explaining how melatonin, vitamin D, magnesium glycinate, and ubiquinol may work synergistically for pain, energy, and sleep.

https://www.earthclinic.com/cures/fibromyalgia-5-supplement-regimen-synergy.html

  Re: Bitter Melon Cure for Scabies

39 minutes ago
Posted by Amanda (Florida) on 01/11/2026

Hi Imogen I just read your post about using melon bitters for scabies and felt so much hope. I am writing to find out if that ending up being a cure for you and your family?

 Re: Medical Report Confusion - Find New Doctor?

39 minutes ago
Posted by Vera (Colorado) on 01/11/2026

I suggest you feed your information to Alter AI and let it analyze it. Keep asking clarifying questions.

My big question off the bat would be why all those meds when the blood pressure is only slightly elevated? And why not tell patient to lose weight instead of saddling them with all that Pharma? Alter.systems will know how to ask a lot more questions from you, and answer anything you ask. Waist to height ratio, for example. Good luck!

ORP of Borax Mixed in Distilled Water?

7 hours ago
Posted by Lucas (Texas) on 01/11/2026

Hi all,

Somebody who got an ORP meter and a water distiller, could you please mix thoroughly 1/4 teaspoon of borax into 4 litres of freshly made distilled water and test its ORP?

I am curious if borax is able to bring the ORP of distilled water into negative range.

Thank you

what about adding calcium-phosphate and or baking soda and or epsom salt and or potassium bicarbonate and or sodium chloride

 Re: Searching for Relief From Eczema

7 hours ago
Posted by Mix (Gauteng) on 01/11/2026

Hi Eoost

I would like to know more about the nicotine Patches for my dads arthritis, can you try any nicotine patches at a pharmacy or does one need to only use certain brands. How does one use it?

Thank you

Mix

Medical Report Confusion - Find New Doctor?

9 hours ago
Posted by On This (EC Land) on 01/10/2026

Please help clarify?

Debating getting a different doctor. What do you guys think?

Here's the summation if the patient's visit:

"You saw [doctor's name] on [date]. The following issues were addressed: Atherosclerosis of coronary artery bypass graft of native heart without angina pectoris, Paroxysmal atrial fibrillation, Chronic anticoagulation, and Chronic diastolic heart failure (CMS-HCC)."

Blood pressure 138/84
Weight 246 lb
Temperature 97.7 F
Oxygen Saturation 95%
BMI 35.30
Height 5' 10"
Pulse 66

AmLODIPine 5 MG 1 daily
Apixaban 5 MG 1 daily
ASPIRIN LOW DOSE 81 MG 1 daily
Lisinopril 40 MG 1 daily
Potassium chloride Cry's 10 MEQ 2 2x/day
Furosemide 80 MG 1.5 tablets daily

Prescribed statin but not taking it because of side effects.

Why does it say "Chronic anticoagulation" under "issues addressed" but they are prescribing meds that are anticoagulants?

The heart surgeon said his heart was in good shape and strong, there is confusion as to why the new doctor (closer to home) put in the chart "Chronic diastolic heart failure".

Any thoughts?

  Re: What Are DSM Drops?

9 hours ago
Posted by Lise (NH) on 01/11/2026

What is DSM that was written on your post.

  Re: Supplements Stopped Sleep Apnea

9 hours ago
Posted by Ruralady (Illinois) on 01/11/2026

Since this article has been posted, they've changed the name of this from Sleep Apnea Relief to Nature's Rite Breathing Support. I gave it to my husband and it worked like a charm. Not only did it stop his OSA but he quit snoring. However he said it gave him a stomach ache and refused to take it anymore. That was over ten years ago and since then I've diagnosed him with Parkinson's Disease. People with OSA have a 70% higher incidence of Parkinson's Disease. So here we are....

  Re: Moxidectrin Gel For Horses Helps Scabies

9 hours ago
Posted by Amy (Australia) on 01/11/2026

May I ask the ages of those who took moxi? We have taken soo much ivermectin that I don't think even moxi would work as they're pretty much the same thing. Just one has a longer half life.

Organic Cacao & Shingles

9 hours ago
Posted by Parker (TAYLOR) on 01/11/2026
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I've had 3 shingles outbreaks in 8 years the first two lasted a couple weeks and just went away no problem. In October I developed what I thought was a patch of dry skin on my ankle so I used Aloe & Eucerin on it. Being leave season I was very busy and didn't pay much attention until the itching started which oddly was a couple weeks in.

Since this outbreak was on the right side of my right ankle I couldn't get a close look at it so I used an Otoscope projected on my tablet to get a closer look. That's when I saw pustules and it hit me "ah crap I got Shingles". By then the area was rubbed raw and hurt like the dickens and super itchy. It's now January and these shingles aren't getting better and Today I think I found out why. About 6 months ago I started supplementing with Organic Cacao and apparently Cacao is shingles food. So I thought I would post this on here to help out anyone who might be experiencing the same thing. Here is the results I got from Grok on the subject:

Why Cacao/Chocolate Is Often Recommended to Avoid with Shingles
Shingles outbreaks can be influenced by diet, particularly the balance of two amino acids: arginine and lysine.

Arginine can promote replication of herpes-family viruses (including varicella-zoster).
Lysine may help counteract arginine and support immune response.
Cacao (especially dark or raw varieties) and chocolate are relatively high in arginine. Many health sources advise avoiding or minimizing them during an outbreak to prevent worsening symptoms or prolonging recovery.

Here are some practical examples of foods to limit (including cacao/chocolate):

  • Chocolate (dark, milk, or raw cacao products)
  • Nuts and seeds
  • Gelatin
  • Certain grains like oats

Instead, focus on lysine-rich foods (e.g., dairy, fish, eggs, and certain meats) and immune-supporting nutrients like vitamins C, E, zinc, and B12.

  Re: Agmatine Sulfate + for Fibromyalgia/CFS

9 hours ago
Posted by Ruralady (Illinois) on 01/11/2026

Good, you're doing it right. I put the red node on the right side at the top of my head, midline and the black on my left side on my forehead, hope it works as good for you as it did for me. CBD lotion will help that frozen shoulder.

Vitamin C for UTI

9 hours ago
Posted by Wiser Now (England) on 01/10/2026
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I had a UTI for a year-and-a-half or so. Initially, I used a lump of chopped up ginger in hot water (to make a tea) and when finished, I would chew and swallow the bits of ginger at the end (or at least as much of them as I could tolerate). This helped to give me some short-term relief, but did not cure the issue. I reduced my sugar intake - I.e. stopped putting honey on my porridge and honey in my cocoa drink that I drank several times daily and saw more benefits. Again it did not cure the issue, probably because I did not go completely cold turkey on sugar. I tried D-mannose powder, which gave me relief while I was taking it, but again it did not cure the issue. I tried an ACV drink (a tablespoon in hot water), which appeared to work on the first day or so, but when I took it again the following day, the cramps came back with a vengeance. Then, I tried the Vitamin C, ascorbic powder, roughly 1mg (a quarter teaspoon in distilled water), between 2 and 4 times a day, probably for less than a week, I would say....and that helped immensely...I'm not getting any UTI symptoms now! I only wish I had tried it much sooner.

  Re: Aortic Aneurysm

9 hours ago
Posted by Vaibhav (Ca) on 01/10/2026

Hi Jay I have read all the articles in the world on aneurysm and specific supplements too. Ping me in case you have any questions

  Re: Coconut Oil

21 hours ago
Posted by BECKIE (OR) on 01/10/2026

Along with coconut oil for the skin, I am greatly enjoying castor oil on my skin. I am 71 and my face looks like I am in my 50's. I mix castor oil with my coconut oil and herbs, along with fresh aloe vera from my plants and use that on my face, neck, and hands. Castor oil goes on the rest of the body. Love it.

  Re: Massaging Coconut Oil on Skin for Blackheads

23 hours ago
Posted by Panda (GA, USA) on 01/10/2026

Thank you for this. I was getting frustrated because people keep saying you can't 'shrink' your pores - which I know is likely true, but they mean there's nothing you can do about this. So I am very happy to come across this. I don't believe such small things like this are entirely hopeless.

I deeply appreciate this information. :)

  Re: How to Make Liposomal Vitamin C

23 hours ago
Posted by Colin (Spain) on 01/10/2026

I just looked it up. The guy doesn't look in the best state. Blotchy skin and missing teeth. Interesting though.

  Re: Ivermectin for Mange

23 hours ago
Posted by Hollyhock (America) on 01/10/2026

It mentions herding dogs, my golden retriever seems to have herding instincts so I will not be using ivermectin on or in her. The vet said she might have some mix in her. 🐕

Ischemic Stroke

23 hours ago
Posted by Elaine (PA) on 01/10/2026

This past October, I hit my head on the right side and 15 days later I had what the medical profession called a small ischemic stroke. I never go to the doctors...rarely. However, I was at work when the left side of my face by my mouth and my left arm went numb. I never even thought to relate it to my fall even though my fall was pretty severe.

I am reading about this kind of stroke on Earth Clinic. I thank God for this website. I was just wondering what milligram of Melatonin should I take. I am on no pharmaceuticals. My stats are all excellent. My blood pressure is around 121/ 70. My cholesterol is over 200; however, my HDLs are 130 and my LDLs are 90. My doctor is telling my that my total cholestorol is perfect due to my high HDLs. Any advice is so appreciated. My fear is a reoccurrence. Can one have a stroke from a bad hit? Thank you so much.

  Re: Aortic Aneurysm

23 hours ago
Posted by Vaibhav (CA) on 01/10/2026

Yes I m now trying reserveterol, copper+zinc, aged garlic etc along with other supplements shown here. Most probably the aneurysm can be made stable forever whatever size is that

Confused About Recipe for Topical Borax Application for Pain Relief

1 day ago
Posted by carmen (Florida) on 01/10/2026

I'm confused about the Recipe for pain

Materials

Bottle (I use a 4 oz amber bottle)
Borax
DMSO (buy on Amazon - 99.99% purity)

Recipe

Fill the bottle with 4 oz hot distilled water.
Add one teaspoon of pure borax, such as 20 Mule Team borax.
Shake vigorously until the borax is dissolved.

Mentions DMSO, but do I do both in the same hot water?

EC: Regarding the article at: https://www.earthclinic.com/remedies/topical-borax-application.html

No, you rub in a few drops of DMSO AFTER rubbing the borax solution into the skin. We'll make that clearer in the article. Thanks for pointing it out.


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