Re: Fluoride in Water Supply
25 days agoRe: Sea Moss, Burdock Root for Endometriosis
25 days agoRe: HIV
25 days agoHOW THE VIRUS WORKS,,,,, its covered it self with BIOFILM. you have to break the biofilm first BIOFILM BREAKER NAC, CISTUS INCANUS TEA. Anti inflammation GLUTATHIONE TUMERIC ok next step killing virus once the BIOFILM BREAKS THE VIRUS HAS NO POWER ATIVIRAL WORMWOOD, BLACKSEED OIL, CATSCLAW, PA DARCO, BURDOCKROOT, CHANCA PIEDRA, POKE ROOTLEAVES WITH IODINE DROPS, BLOOD ROOT, ALOE VERA, JERGON SACHA, CDS, RED JATROPHA LEAF Use any of this powerful herbs or tincture. HOPE THIS HELPS
Himalayan Salt for Toothaches
25 days agoWe all know having a toothache is very painful. Let me share with you what I did to take away my toothache that will leave you in disbelief. Many of the families and friends who tried using this were pain-free. Three inexpensive things needed to be pain-free:
- Water
- Mason jar
- Himalayan Sea Salt Rock
The beauty of this Himalayan rock salt is that it contains 84 minerals, and our body needs 102 minerals per day. This is an easy, inexpensive way to get your minerals in your body daily. Place several of the Himalayan rock salt stones in a medium or large jar based on your family size. Cover the Himalayan rock salt with pure, spring water and let the salt sit in the water for 24 hours. The minerals that were once in the salt will be in the water. If the Himalayan rock salt has completely dissolved, add more Himalayan rock salt. Keep doing this until the water can no longer dissolve any more salt; only the rocks are at the bottom of the jar. You now have sole! Here are a few benefits of sole.
- Sole helps with tooth pain.
- Rinsing your mouth with concentrated sole can remove tartar and prevent tooth decay.
- Doing a 25- 30 minute sole bath has the cleaning effect of a three-day fast.
- Topical applications of the sole regulate the storage of fatty tissue and balance the PH of the skin.
- Sole wrap relieves pain from strained muscles.
- Our brains sit in salt water, which affects mind and spirit wellness.
Resource: Water & Salt: The Essence of Life, The Healing Power of Nature by Dr. Med Barbara Hendel and Peter Ferreira
Re: Borax for Candida/ Cancer Protocol
25 days agoHallo Tanya
Take one to two grams of borax every morning and evening, not too late, with a glass of water. This amounts to 113-226 mg of boron. Start with one gram and increase slowly. Borax can have a detoxifying effect; if so, reduce the dosage. Take for 25 days, then take a 5-day break. Repeat 3 times. Change your diet, reducing carbohydrates and sugar.
EC: This dosage recommendation is significantly higher than Ted's commonly referenced borax protocol. Borax dosing recommendations shared by readers vary widely and are based on personal experience rather than established medical guidelines. If you choose to use borax, many readers prefer to begin with much smaller amounts to assess tolerance.
Re: Art's Melatonin Lotion
25 days agoRe: Borax for Candida/ Cancer Protocol
26 days agoHi Bill, I'm currently taking 3mg Boron (Albion/Bororganic Glycine) as part of a much wider repurposed meds and supplements cancer protocol. I realise the 20mg upper limit for Boron is a load of pish but it has meant most studies are below that threshold - how much did you need to get rid of candida?
Borax Baths
26 days agoHi Kevin R,
A sign of boron overdose is headaches. However, you say you are only taking 2 borax baths per week. If the baths are evenly spaced and you are not putting too much borax in the water, that should leave time for your boron level to decline to a more normal level in between baths.
On a related note, the most common cause of exertion headaches is high blood pressure and too much boron can significantly increase blood pressure, potentially into the hypertensive range. Do you have high blood pressure and are you monitoring your blood pressure regularly since you have been doing your borax baths?
Art
Re: Mold and Ammonia Chloride
26 days agoso, if a house is remediated of Mold and people got sick bse the mold gets into the walls, how they call it remediation?? Do the walls (sheet-rock)needs to be changed??? What if its a concrete building that doesn't have jibson board/sheet rock?? What can be done in order to get rid of the mold.??
Borax Baths
26 days agoRe: DMSO
27 days agoI've recently discovered DMSO and am looking forward to learning all I can regarding this highly beneficial substance and appreciate your input in helping me to understand DMSO better. I would also like to say that I completely agree with your take on psychopaths that control the world, thus for our health it would be wise to pay attention, practice situational awareness, and don't drop the ball on the Cabal because they won't forget about US.
Re: Hydrogen Peroxide for Periodontal Disease
27 days agoHYDROGEN PEROXIDE AND THE GUM DOCTORS.
From the Book: Hydrogen Peroxide Medical Miracle, p. 59-60,2003 by Dr. William Campbell Douglass
They're called periodontists, but that's just a fancy name for gum doctors, the dentists who have carved a specialty out of gum diseases. You know the line they use: "Your teeth are okay, but your gums have got to go."
But a renegade doctor, Paul Keyes, says that most gum surgery is a racket and a rip-off. Doctor Keyes doesn't put it quite that bluntly, but his message is clear: "The controversy comes from people who like to do surgery and whose egos or income are threatened." His method of treating infected gums costs about $500.00. The periodontist's bill can be as high as $10,000.00. You can see why the periodontists might not like the new method.
Actually, it's not new. A reference is made to the use of hydrogen peroxide in dentistry in +1884. It was recommended for the treatment of pus pockets around the teeth, to be followed by excision of the dead tissues. One doctor commented: "The proposed treatment was all right in a high class practice where people could afford the fees; but it seemed unattainable to ordinary people, among whom one often found the worst cases." (Nothing has changed.)
+ Dentists like Dr. E.C. Kirk and Dr. A.W. Harlan began promoting H2O2 use as a subgingival antiseptic to clean pus pockets and as an enamel bleaching agent. [1]
The treatment consists of rubbing a mixture of baking soda and hydrogen peroxide into the gums. It's not quite that simple. The dentist has to do some housecleaning around your mouth, and the patient has to take the time at home for the peroxide to do the job. But the treatment is basically very simple and very effective.
Doctor Gerald Kramer, a Boston periodontist, is very critical, in fact, downright sarcastic, about the peroxide method. He says: "Keyes' technique is dramatized as the silver bullet which the public thinks it can use to cure gum disease at home in order to avoid those bad people who want to operate."
Sounds like a good idea to me. Dr. Jerry Garner, a gastroenterologist (gut doctor) from the National Institute of Health, would agree. He was told by a periodontist that all of his teeth would have to be removed. He went to Dr. Keyes and six years later still had all of his teeth.
Delores Dinapoli is another typical case. "Two years ago I went to a butcher who cut up one-fourth of my mouth. Another periodontist suggested still more surgery, but I couldn't face it. After treatment with (H2O2 ) my gums don't bleed or taste of pus. I have no pain or swelling."
Dr. Paul Cummings of Wilmington, North Carolina, is not just your ordinary dentist. He taught gum surgery at the University of North Carolina. Now he is a convert and reports a 98 percent success rate in 1,000 patients using hydrogen peroxide.
"The irony is that you can get better results without surgery, " Cummings said. "I've been using the nonsurgical technique for five years and the results are 300 percent better than I ever got with surgery."
Cummings points out that not one clinical study has ever shown periodontal surgery to be necessary. Dr. Kramer is right. You can usually avoid "those bad people who want to operate."
Re: Art's Melatonin Lotion
27 days agoRe: Suffering From OCD, Grief and Anxiety
27 days agoDear: WholeEarthMama
I think your best bet of what your dealing with is an acupuncturist. Can calm OCD and grief and relieve depression. Don't know your health but the gut brain axis plays a role in these issue. Maybe a leaky gut protocol but at least probiotics. If you want to try yourself go to yinyanghouse.com and look at Auricular Therapy. You may have to do PTSD protocol for grief. Buy on Amazon an Auricular kit with probe and seeds. Take Methylated multivitamin/min. If your taking Ashwaghanda for a few months. Your Anxiety is probably coming from Kidney/Bladder or Heart. Acupuncture can help.
https://www.healthprofs.com/us/acupuncturists/texas?category=auricular-acupuncture
Red Light Therapy (RLT) For Arthritis
27 days agoHi EB,
It could, but like everything else including prescription medications, it takes trial and error to find out what works best for the individual.
Since he is so young, you have to consider that RLT requires significant application time and has to be used indefinitely in order to maintain the benefit. The same with melatonin lotion and borax. Of the three, borax will be the easiest to live with because all you have to do is drink a bottle of borax water each day for 5 days on and two days off and in my experience it is the most effective if it works for the form of arthritis that he has.
Art
Suffering From OCD, Grief and Anxiety
27 days agoHi WholeEarthMama,
I don't think this is quite what you were asking for, but I would like to suggest that you have your iron level tested. The test is called an iron panel. If you are deficient, you can experience the effects you have described. It is a simple blood draw test. It might be helpful for you to read about the multitude of symptoms across the body caused by iron deficiency in order to see if you have other symptoms beyond what you mentioned in your post. Here is such information :
Iron deficiency is best known for causing physical fatigue and anemia, but iron is also essential for the brain. The brain has a very high iron demand because iron is involved in dopamine production, mitochondrial energy generation, myelin formation, neurotransmitter regulation, and oxygen delivery. Cognitive and mental effects can occur even before full iron-deficiency anemia develops.
Cognitive effects associated with iron deficiency
1. Reduced attention and concentration
- Difficulty focusing
- Shorter attention span
- More easily distracted
- Feeling mentally “foggy”
- Reduced ability to multitask
Iron is needed for dopamine signaling in the prefrontal cortex, a region important for attention and executive function.
2. Memory problems
- Trouble recalling information
- Slower learning
- Reduced working memory (holding and manipulating information temporarily)
- Feeling like information “doesn't stick”
3. Slower processing speed
- Taking longer to think through problems
- Slower reaction times
- Reduced mental flexibility
4. Executive function impairment
Possible difficulties with:
- Planning
- Organization
- Decision-making
- Problem-solving
- Mental stamina
Mood and emotional effects
5. Depression-like symptoms
Iron deficiency has been associated with:
- Low motivation
- Reduced pleasure or interest
- Low mood
- Fatigue-related withdrawal
One reason may be reduced dopamine and serotonin activity.
6. Anxiety and irritability
Some people report:
- Increased nervousness
- Restlessness
- Irritability
- Lower stress tolerance
7. Sleep disturbances
Iron deficiency is strongly linked with:
- Restless legs syndrome (RLS)
- Poor sleep quality
- Frequent nighttime awakenings
Low brain iron affects dopamine pathways involved in movement control and sleep regulation.
Neurological effects
8. Restless legs syndrome
This is one of the strongest neurological associations with low iron stores. Symptoms include:
- Urge to move the legs
- Creeping/crawling sensations
- Worse symptoms at night
Brain iron deficiency can impair dopamine signaling even when blood hemoglobin is normal.
9. Reduced dopamine function
Iron is required for tyrosine hydroxylase, the enzyme that converts tyrosine into L-DOPA, the precursor to dopamine.
Low iron may contribute to:
- Reduced motivation
- Lower energy
- Movement-related symptoms
- Cognitive slowing
This is particularly interesting in relation to Parkinson's disease because dopamine biology and iron metabolism are tightly connected, although iron deficiency is not considered a cause of Parkinson's disease.
In older adults
Iron deficiency may contribute to:
- Faster cognitive decline
- Increased fatigue
- Reduced physical activity (which itself can worsen cognition)
- Lower resilience to illness
However, in older adults, excess brain iron accumulation (rather than deficiency) is also associated with neurodegenerative diseases, so iron balance is important—not simply “more iron is better.”
Laboratory markers often considered
A person can have symptoms with low iron stores before anemia appears. Common markers:
| Marker | Often concerning when low |
|---|---|
| Ferritin | Indicates iron storage; many clinicians consider <30 ng/mL suggestive of deficiency |
| Transferrin saturation | Low values suggest insufficient available iron |
| Hemoglobin | Falls later when anemia develops |
| MCV/MCH | May change with iron-deficiency anemia |
(Some experts argue that ferritin below ~50 ng/mL may be relevant in conditions like restless legs.)
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Art
Suffering From OCD, Grief and Anxiety
28 days agoI suffer from stressful ocd and grief and depression and I'm taking natural remedies to help feel better, including St. John's Wort and ashwaghanda and Bach Flower Rescue Remedy and they help and I would feel worse if I wasn't taking them. I do tai chi and yoga and watch my favorite comedies, but I'm having a very hard time. I stare at many things, including remedy labels and I have moments when I stare a bit less, but my anxiety makes it much worse. I also go back to a website I looked at because I feel anxious and distressed because I thought I forgot what it said and need to read it again just to be sure. I've been crying a lot. I pray and meditate and it helps and I say the Serenity Prayer. I rest and I stay hydrated. I'm caffeine free and holistic clean natural Ayurveda is my healing wellness go-to. I wish I could stop. I'd like to chat with someone who is like minded and understands how I feel.
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28 days agoRe: Calcium Carbonate + Amino Acids for Joint Pain
28 days agoJoint pain management is rarely about a single remedy—it typically requires a combination of proper nutrition, regular movement, recovery, and long-term lifestyle habits. While nutrients such as calcium carbonate and amino acids may play a role in supporting bone and muscle health, they are most effective as part of a broader wellness strategy. From our perspective, OSIM reflects this holistic approach by encouraging relaxation and muscle recovery alongside healthy daily routines. A balanced approach that combines nutrition, physical activity, and consistent recovery is often the most sustainable way to support long-term joint comfort and mobility.
Re: Treating Incontinence
28 days agomy mother, 99, loves honey, eats it every day, and never had that problem. I hate honey-do not eat it--and unfortunately I have - every day! THAT'S WHY I'M NOW HERE..... it sucks--i also have this problem that natural cures stop working after a while.
