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  Re: Tried Hydrogen Peroxide Foot Bath Using Rubber Boots

20 days ago
Posted by Cindy (Illinois, USA) on 03/11/2023

Something else you can do to apply a concoction to a specific part - like a wart or bruise or something - is to wet only the center of a piece of cloth and apply honey around the area you want it to cover. You can also use it to stick a cloth over plastic wrap.

We often think of honey as "too messy" but, out in the open, the probiotics in the air will eat it and any conbiotics that get on it will simply die so, if you make a mess, simply scrape up as much as you can and let the microbes do the rest. You can squirt it with a little water to allow for more microbes which will simply eat any bad microbes that might survive the honey - which they really don't. Honey is "clean". It's just sticky until it's broken down and consumed by friendly microbes.

If you make LABS (lactic acid bacteria serum), you can spray some on it to speed up the process.

  Re: Art's Memory Loss Supplements

20 days ago
Posted by Denise E (Crescent City, CA) on 03/11/2023

Oddly enough, I'm not having the worse tremors this a.m. Art and I took all my stuff yesterday. I'll see how it goes and look for any signs that it could be the supps. I did get a good workout at the gym yesterday, and hadn't been doing my routine for 5 days, blamed it on weather but just got lazy.

As I mentioned, my foods were the norm, as well as the last 9 days of supps. Hard to really know but I'll keep you updated for sure. I think it's been 13 or 14 day now. Thanks for all your help, Denise

  Re: Pregnant With Perioral Dermatitis

20 days ago
Posted by Gary (Kitchener On) on 03/11/2023

Hi Anna

Dr. L. Coldwell is the leading Dr. on Natural ways to heal. He says that any and all skin issues can be resolved by applying Hemp Oil.

Good luck Anna and congratulations with the baby.

Gary

  Re: Hydrogen Peroxide for Lung and Sinus Issues

21 days ago
Posted by Mervyn (QLD australia ) on 03/10/2023

Hi interested in your H P mix but is this 5% or 3.5% ..as 35 will be too strong ..

  Re: Type of Magnesium

21 days ago
Posted by LaVerne (Florida ) on 03/10/2023

Hi Belinda,

What kind of magnesium are you referring to? Thanks

  Re: Pregnant With Perioral Dermatitis - Update

21 days ago
Posted by Anna (ID) on 03/10/2023

Not much help. I'm 34 weeks pregnant and have been struggling with this rash under my chin for about 2 months too! I have just started using the ACV and Coconut oil! I can keep you updated! Know you're not alone girl!

  Re: Tried Hydrogen Peroxide Foot Bath Using Rubber Boots

21 days ago
Posted by Cindy (Illinois, USA) on 03/10/2023

Super simple "walking foot soak" - organic cotton socks, foot soak solution in a squeeze bottle - to keep the sock wetted - and some "spa slippers", which are super cheap, waterproof on the bottom and come in lots - like 6,10 or a dozen pairs per. They're not meant to last forever. Spas usually throw them away but they are washable. Of course, if you want to soak in something like a castor oil, olive oil or clay, you won't want to put that in your washer. You can also make some slipper/sock covers from the PUL they use to make diapers and diaper covers. You don't want to use the absorbent stuff they put in diapers as it is designed to hang on to the wetness and you want the wetness on your feet. Oh, and they also make clear boots to cover casts or wounds that shouldn't get wet in the shower. And, of course, there are always Crocs!

No matter what you use, you want to take care so that you don't slip and fall. For instance, bread bags over wet socks are slippery. Both inside and out, as when walking on carpet.

If you make waterproof slippers to wear over your "wet socks", you can use the waterproof diaper fabric with the fabric on the outside and glue a sole to it. A good cheap sole material is those German shammies - like those "Shamwow" towels they used to sell on TV. There are lots and lots of generic ones out there, and they're cheap. They're made of rayon or viscose felt. Plus they're super handy for other things, INCLUDING as an alternative to organic cotton socks!

Of course, you can make super simple tube socks out of any natural, stretchy material. And they have waterproof diaper fabric that stretches AS WELL AS double sided fabric that would stick to your sock via friction, rather than slip/slide around.

Another good alternative is an old pair of Birkenstocks. With the Crocs and Birkenstocks, you have to keep applying so your socks don't dry out.

Using these materials, you could make a "bra soak", a "knee soak" or just about any walking soak you want. You could even make a sort of sitz bath soak if you make an adult diaper-like cover for an old pair of cotton underwear!

I wouldn't recommend it for iodine as I covered an iodine soaked pad with plastic once and YIKES!! Don't do that...one minute it was just a little bit uncomfortable and the next I was flailing around, clawing at it to get it off ASAP - ROFL!

  Magnesium Oil for Bursitis

21 days ago
Posted by Art (California) on 03/10/2023

Hi Kristi,

You said you are using the mag oil as I suggested for sleep. Is it helping you to get to sleep and are you applying it to the areas I mentioned?

Thank you for the feedback!

Art

  Re: Art's Memory Loss Supplements

21 days ago
Posted by Art (California) on 03/10/2023

Denise,

Here is a link to people discussing ALA and how it affected them :

https://www.drperlmutter.com/awesome-amazing-alpha-lipoic-acid/

One poster said the following :

100 mgs once a day in a multivitamin for about three years. The ALA worsened my essential tremor. It gave me dementia, ataxia and nystagmus. The decline was slow I eventually ended up housebound unable to even safely cross the street by myself. I surrendered my driver's license. I have since had my mercury fillings SAFELY removed by an IAOMT dentist. I am detoxing with a daily sauna and some Quicksilver products. '

It's just one anecdotal report, so take it with several grains of salt. What you can do is stop Citicoline or stop ALA for a week or two and if your tremor normalizes you will know which one is causing the problem. If you stop citicoline and the problem persists, ALA may be the problem. If you stop ALA and the problem persists, then citicoline may be the problem.

Art

  Re: Keratoconus

21 days ago
Posted by Adrian (Poland) on 03/10/2023

And what effects did you get after prolonged use of monolaurin?

  Re: Hypericum Mysorense for HSV

21 days ago
Posted by malaika (karachi, sindh) on 03/10/2023

Did you try hypericum mysorense? did that worked too? where can I get all of these thinks im in severe need I need to get rid of herpes asap can u please guide it easily how and where to get all of this amazon does not ship in my country pakistan

  Re: Art's Memory Loss Supplements

21 days ago
Posted by Denise E (Crescent City, CA) on 03/10/2023

I'll keep both of them anyway Art, and yes, I did fail to realize the Amla had been replaced. I am having worse tremors last 3 days for some reason, only changes being supplements, diet is still the same. I will narrow it down to see which could be causing it, or if any are at all. It could be the tremor has just gotten worse, no idea, yet.

If citicolene is doing it, then I'll have the Amla for backup. Thank you for getting back to me, I have a doctor appt this a.m. at 8:30 and plan to ask him if there are any labs I haven't already kept up on, ones that do an in depth look at deficiencies I may have. I'll let you know if we come up with more info, Denise

  Magnesium Oil for Bursitis

21 days ago
Posted by Kristi (Pittsburgh, PA) on 03/09/2023

Wow I am going to try this ASAP. I have been having MAJOR "itis" of some sort the past few months in BOTH my shoulders, my clavicles, my breastbone, etc. The reason I believe it to be BURSITIS is I read on this website that if you rub your arm and get red splotches that's a major sign. It's significantly worse on the right-hand side to the point where I get severe swelling under my arm pit. It just hurts and it's uncomfortable. I have been taking ACV, doing cold packs at night, trying to stretch it, etc and nothing seems to work so I have just been dealing with it. I have magnesium oil; I use it for Art Solbrigs solution for insomnia so I will DEFINITELY be rubbing some of this on my shoulders! I hope it works as quick and good as you say!

  Grapefruit Seed Extract for POD

21 days ago
Posted by Cindy (AZ) on 03/09/2023
5 out of 5 stars

Update: As I said below I am taking Grapefruit seed extract but I noticed the rash wasn't gone(although way better) but I had it flare after drinking some wine. So I started mixing 15 drops of the extract with a Tablespoon of water and after washing my face with just clear filtered water, I dabbed this on 3 times a day for the last three days. The rash is 95% gone and even the redness is too! I have a tiny bit of dryness. My eyes aren't swollen anymore and I just cannot believe it! I am going to continue the capsules and probably a few days of dabbing it on around my eyes and mouth!! It truly is a miracle! Thanks for reading!

  Re: Blackstrap Molasses for Sugar Cravings

22 days ago
Posted by BOB SMITH (USA) on 03/09/2023

Blackstrap molasses is the residue of sugar production. It's the gunk at the bottom of the barrel so yes it cuts sugar cravings. Selenium will cut sugar cravings as well.

 Re: Looking for Natural Remedies for Cutaneous Horn

22 days ago
Posted by Joy (Bancroft ) on 03/09/2023

I removed 2 cutaneous horns, from my husband's neck with Vicks Vapor Rub. it really works

  Re: Art's Memory Loss Supplements

22 days ago
Posted by Art (California) on 03/09/2023

Denise,

Since you just ordered the Amla today, you should be able to cancel it as the Citicoline replaced the Amla. I explained this in the original post, but you must have missed it. The reason for the change is because studies for Citicoline were better than they were for Amla.

Art

  Re: L. Reuteri for Vitamin D and B12 Deficiencies

22 days ago
Posted by Pat (Long valley, NJ) on 03/09/2023

Wondering if taking the L.Reuteri solved your problem? Please update us. I'm really beginning to think that getting your gut flora right will solve your health problems and weight problems. Just trying to figure out how to do it.

Ted's Mange Cure - Need Instructions in Spanish

22 days ago
Posted by Anissa (Round rock Texas ) on 03/09/2023
5 out of 5 stars

Hello,

Can I get the directions for “Ted's Mange Cure” in Spanish? I will be going to Mexico, and I will show some of the rescues how to treat their dogs with mange.

it would be a great help if I could get the directions in Spanish.

please-

thank you very much.

EC: Hi Anissa,

Sorry, we don't have them in Spanish. Please plug the instructions into Google's translate section, and you'll get a reasonably good version. If too lengthy a copy and paste for Google, do it in smaller sections.

Flaxseed Oil for Acne

22 days ago
Posted by Tina (Chattanooga) on 03/09/2023
5 out of 5 stars

Acne has plagued me for most of my life beginning in my teens. Dietary changes helped but now at 56 and post-menopausal, the hormonal acne that started around my mouth and on my chin takes full advantage of any dietary lapses.

I began taking flaxseed oil to help with hot flashes at a relative's suggestion. After several months, I realized the flaxseed oil didn't help much with the hot flashes so I stopped taking it. However I now realize it WAS helping with my hormonal acne because my skin has been going crazy since I stopped taking it. My daughter's skin has too.

The company I've been ordering from is no longer selling it so I am now on a search for another brand with the same stringent production methods and wonderfully "clean" product.