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Re: Cataract Success Story with Wheatgrass

Vera (Colorado) on 02/01/2026

Oh please please tell us which one you bought! That way we can see if we can replicate your success with the same product. Great story!

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Re: Cataract Success Story with Wheatgrass

Peter (Spain) on 02/01/2026

H Jay,

Which exact wheat grass product did/do you take?

Thank you

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Cataract Success Story with Wheatgrass

Jay (Boston) on 02/01/2026
5 out of 5 stars

Wheatgrass vs. cataracts - here are the details.

First I found and read the article below.

It was a canine study, but humans and dogs have many similarities. https://greenmedinfo.com/blog/wheatgrass-rapidly-reverses-cataracts-animal-model-closer-look-regenerative-bioch (The 2005 Italian study is linked below.) So I looked for the wheatgrass product with the best reviews, and I took (4) scoops a day, every day. After 4 months, I got an eye exam - success. On a scale from 1-10, an 8 and a 5 became a 2 and a 2. Opthalmologist said that the cataracts now had no real density. The wheatgrass taste is not bad, I just put it in a little water with a little pink salt. I like to take it between or before meals. Wheatgrass has many benefits. Even the gut bacteria benefit. So I still take the stuff, no plans to stop -A 2005 Italian study of 20kg canines found rapid and dramatic reduction of cataracts with oral consumption of wheatgrass powder: 25-40% reduction in a month.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16333758/

Niacin for Chilblains

Jay (Boston) on 02/01/2026
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Niacin to prevent or treat chilblains, a scourge of winter

For both treatment and prevention, take 100mg of niacin (nicotinic acid) daily, a very small price to pay to avoid the winter scourge known as chilblains...https://www.parsemus.org/2024/02/niacin-and-chilblains/

Re: DMSO

Bessie (Vancouver, BC) on 02/01/2026
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Did you try it on your baker's cyst? How did it go? I have one too. I was applying it almost daily for a month, but then my skin started getting a bit itchy and exfoliating a lot where I applied it. But I was applying 100% DMSO straight to the skin. It did relieve the meniscal pain tear.

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Re: DMSO and Salt for a Tooth Infection

Pav (Syracuse NY USA) on 02/01/2026

Is 70/30 99% pure dmso ok to use in mouth with salt?

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Re: Insulin Resistance

JamesSr. Moon (New Jersey) on 01/31/2026

Look up Dr. Boz videos on YouTube.

She's all about curing insulin resistance.

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Re: L-Glutamine

Sher (USA) on 01/31/2026

But L-glutamine feeds cancer! I found that out recently before my mother died from cancer.

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Re: Need Advice About Diagnostic Methods

Madelyn (Idaho) on 01/31/2026

I watched an interview with Kerri Simpson, thewellnut.com, and she spoke about using a quantum system that involves muscle testing. She mentioned she’s able to work remotely as well. She said she was able to identify infections in her body including Lyme using this system, and then eradicate them with natural treatments.

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Re: Severe Hand Eczema

Vera (Colorado) on 01/31/2026

Good to hear from you again, Abby! Any health food store will have old fashioned soap. As long as it’s made with lye, and does not have extra “funny” ingredients, you are good. I use 7th Generation free and clear for sensitive skin for clothes washing. Dish detergents are tough, I have used Sonett, but their quality has gone down... 7th Generation is ok too. I put on rubber gloves when I wash dishes. The hot water treatment is for itch. No need to do otherwise. I think your tingling is unrelated to the eczema. No need for detox at this point.

Ok. It’s really important to read labels, and avoid certain ingredients that are known to cause problems, like sodium laurel/laureth sulfate, methylparaben, propylparaben, triethanolamine, fragrances, colorings. Natural cleaning agents with citrus or anything with balsam of peru also can be a problem. I clean everything with simple natural stuff like hydrogen peroxide, or salt, or baking soda, or vinegar. If you look at the Gold Bond cream you’ve been using, it’s loaded with things you don’t want on your hands. (Them saying it’s for sensitive hands is just advertising.) Also true for the hydrocortisone cream. I think you will get much better results from Cortizone 10 as ointment. All it has is vaseline and hydrocortisone. Simplest is best.

For supplements, these are key for your skin health: zinc with quercetin for better absorption (50 mg zinc, 500 quercetin is good), super B complex, and high dose biotin, Solaray makes pleasant tasting lozenges in 10 000 mcg.

Once you stop putting noxious things on the skin, it will begin to heal. To help it along, do full strength apple cider vinegar soaks. Heat up the vinegar to as hot as you can safely bear it, pour into a glass or ceramic bowl and soak until it cools, about 10-15 minutes. If you have a lid for it, you can save the vinegar for next time. Once a day is good as long as symptoms persist. It should make a huge difference and your hands will love it.

The routine is to wash hands with natural soap and rub on the baby balm right away after drying, to keep moisture in and to protect the skin. Have a lovely day Abby and let me know how you do! You are well on your way. :-)

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Re: Sun Gazing

Ikeke (GA) on 01/31/2026

I have heard that the way your body reacts to the sun also depends on the food you eat. For example, Dr Mercola warns about consuming cetain oils especially seed oils. Essentially, if you eat acidic or junk food, there's a greater chance of skin and other cancers.

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Re: Colloidal Copper, Zinc, Butcher's Broom for Brain Aneurysm

Keith S (USA) on 01/30/2026

thank you for posting. I'm just leary because I read butchers broom raises blood pressure because it shrinks blood vessels. Shrinking the anheurism sounds good but high blood pressure on an already bulging vessel seems scary...

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Re: Severe Hand Eczema

Abby (USA) on 01/30/2026

Thank you Vera, Do you have any recommendations for any hand soaps, dish detergents, or laundry soaps? I did purchase the Badger Baby Balm, it just came today. I am finding a new symptom in my fingers in both hands, however currently it is only my right hand that is affect with the eczema. They are both tingling like they are starting to go to sleep, but that is not what is truly happening. I don't know if it is coming from the eczema, the Raynaud’s Disease, or something else. I am doing the hot water at the faucet, however if my fingers are not itchy, so is it still beneficial to do the hot water? I want to try to make my own hand soap, but I am not sure how quickly I will be able to make it happen. I do not know much about detoxing, so if that is something that would help my situation with the eczema I would need details on how to do it, as well as what I would need to do it. I appreciate that you are willing to share your knowledge!! Thank you, Abby

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Re: Raynaud's Disease in Hands

Abby (USA) on 01/30/2026

Osman, there are a lot of detox methods, which one are you referring to for Raynauds disease? Details please, and please don't use abbreviations I am still very new to this sight, and do not know a lot of the abbreviations. Also, thank you so much for responding I have been trying to get information for this disease for quite awhile, but without success. I look forward to hearing back from you!! Thank you. Abby

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Re: Magnesium for Osteoporosis

RB (Somewere in Europe) on 01/30/2026

Teresa,

>> Which kind of 600mg Magnesium to increase bone density?

Magnesium Oxide is the most popular Magnesium supplement because it's the cheapest form of Magnesium. However I take Magnesium Citrate which costs more but absorbs better.

>> Is that all you take?

For bone health I also take Strontium, and Boron, and Calcium, and vitamin D3, and vitamin K2.

>> I was just told I have osteoporosis in my knees. I'm not 100% sure the doctor cold yep that with just an x-ray

I don't trust doctors and their often wrong diagnoses. Further, their X-rays and bone density scans are carcinogenic (cancer-causing).

Further I don't trust them because they focus on the symptom you're reporting and almost always completely ignore any and all possible root causes such as hypothyroidism.

And hypothyroidism is often found in women.

And hypothyroidism can cause knee pain.

And your thyroid can be hypo-active, even if your TSH test is, or appears to be, "normal".

I hope this will help.

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Re: Magnesium for Osteoporosis

Art (California) on 01/30/2026

Hi Teresa.

Since the post you are replying to is 17 years old, you may not get an answer to your question about magnesium.

Previously I wrote an article about osteoporosis and magnesium was one of the supplements I recommended. You would want to use a bioavailable form of magnesium such as magnesium glycinate and take at least the RDA of elemental magnesium for women which is 310 - 320 mg per day.

In the case of the post you were responding to they were recommending 600 mg per day. When you look at magnesium glycinate supplements, here is a link to a typical product :

https://www.amazon.com/Supplements-Magnesium-Glycinate-Absorbable-Tablets/dp/B07NWMVMT1/ref=sr_1_4?crid=3495PVH6V4I9N&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.to0pMfN9FsDjap30NQ7TDOCcRu3k7baAxbWI-X7Nbj_pFWPDFl-TyGsJ6Eluv9F7hdC0IzJIA0VK1Fj7JwL8Ec00fIuMx7TK3UCr8aDDCBbM3DflKUpSraiOAEz3pi0lTzEi-Wv0pS_c69owIin4YCG2c5x7yIWmCbvQvcucbyySYtsdgamDQD8I-8jippLPxPe63XI_zeZqPpPZN7LB2ACfKGFpWsT9V14BV5O16fcU7dYH9NPiNJJH0mt5TdMcGYDuY0YdSWG0aRx3N6xBTHBsLO2oCV2TbN36CEq74Xw.eKv-DonfDs2-tco4vEI1U1SN4CM9j1qTSvcDesdAlWU&dib_tag=se&keywords=now+magnesium+glycinate+200mg&qid=1769795723&sprefix=Now+magnesium+glycinate,aps,247&sr=8-4&th=1

As you can see from the label image, these tablets deliver 1000 mg of magnesium glycinate per tablet, but only 100 mg of elemental magnesium per tablet so it will take a minimum of three tablets just to get close to the RDA.

Here is a link to the article that I wrote about useful supplements for osteoporosis :

https://www.earthclinic.com/cures/osteoporosis-supplements-art-solbrig.html

Good luck and keep us posted on your progress!

Art

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Re: Magnesium for Osteoporosis

Teresa (Texas) on 01/30/2026

Which kind of 600mg Magnesium to increase bone density? Is that all you take? I was just told I have osteoporosis in my knees. I'm not 100% sure the doctor cold yep that with just an x-ray but probably a bone densities scan is in my future. Thank you in advance for your help.

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Re: Need Advice About Diagnostic Methods

Vera (Colorado) on 01/29/2026

I find AI pretty useful when I feed it my symptoms. You can try Alter AI for free, alter.systems -- it won't pelt you with endless disclaimers.

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Need Advice About Diagnostic Methods

Blueskies (UK) on 01/29/2026

This site is amazing if you know what is wrong. But what if you don't know? Our doctor is clueless. Years ago I saw a naturopath who used muscle testing with homeopathic vials to diagnose conditions. It seemed pretty accurate. But I can't find anyone else using this method. Are there other non invasive diagnostic methods?

Re: Baking Soda and Coconut Oil for BCC

Shelley (FL) on 01/29/2026

This is Shelley again. I am trying to update my previous post. I did it the other day, but can't find an edit button this time.

I applied the baking soda/coconut oil for a week. Although the sensations were bearable, they were constant and I was looking to kill the thing or get some relief. I applied hydrogen peroxide, just the 3% kind, and that day it turned the area black and hard. Its been two days, now. Relief. It doesn't hurt AT ALL. Sigh. I'll continue with this for another 5 days. I treat it about 5x a day with the peroxide, and have now employed some medical tape with gauze pads cause the "bandaids" made my skin tender and red.

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