Cindy (Illinois, USA) on 07/07/2025
I don't know if it has any curative effect but painful cramps can often be stopped with acupressure at the GV26 point known as "the center of a person". This "button" is used for many things and as a regular treatment in emergency rooms around the world. I call it the "human reboot" button.
There is a lot more information about it online than even just a few months ago. Just be sure to check out the sources of the info as it has been kept under wraps in the west and, so, could fall victim to false information spread by whomever didn't want it known.
That said, I've used it for muscle cramps several times (potassium deficiency, I suspect) and it has never failed me. And you don't have to know exactly where it is. You can simply apply some pressure and rub around on the space between the bottom of the nose and top of the lip, right in the middle. Plus, it's awesome to have such a quick and useful treatment for muscle cramps which can be SO infuriating! LOL!! It can be life-changing for some!
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Sebastian (France) on 07/07/2025
I ate too much of apricot seeds and I think I may need this supplement, sodium nitrite is also indicated as a cyanide antidote
Thanks
Rob (Kentucky) on 07/06/2025
Mullein for Long Covid: https://www.earthclinic.com/cures/post-covid-long-haulers2.html#mullein
The ancient Greek physician, pharmacologist and botanist, Dioscorides recommended the herb for lung diseases of the lung.
The leaves boiled in milk and consumed daily is a traditional Irish folk remedy for tuberculosis.
Appalachia region of the U.S. (my area), the plant has historically been used to treat colds and upper airway infections.
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Aziz (France) on 07/06/2025
Dony Know if there’s a better quality product or something, but this one did nothing
Kiki (Pittsburgh) on 07/07/2025
Thanks, I hope it goes away soon. I'm trying not to give it too much attention, hoping it goes away lol
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Art (California) on 07/06/2025
Have you actually tried borax yet? If not, it may be worth considering as discussed here on EC :
https://www.earthclinic.com/remedies/borax.html
I have severe PA and it has kept me in remission for 17 years. If you haven't tried it yet, it is at least worthy of consideration or discussion with your doctor.
Keep us posted on your progress!
Art
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Phantosmia During Perimenopause—Cigarette Smoke Smell?
Hi everyone,
I’m 44 and recently entered perimenopause—ugh, even the word makes me feel ancient! I've always been in good health, but this transition has brought on a slew of strange and unexpected symptoms.
One of the weirdest? Phantosmia—smelling something that isn't actually there. For me, it’s cigarette smoke. It’s so strong that if I closed my eyes and you said someone was chain-smoking next to me, I’d believe you. My nose even starts to burn as if it’s real. Of course, I couldn’t hallucinate something pleasant like fresh cookies—nope, it had to be cigarette smoke!
I was surprised not to find anything on Earth Clinic about phantosmia, especially since a few doctors in my women's health groups say perimenopause is still under-discussed, especially compared to menopause.
It went away for about two months, and I forgot about it... until it came back a few days ago. Now, when I’m sitting at my desk or idle, it’s like someone is lighting up in my office. But when I get up to clean, cook, or move around? Nothing. It only seems to happen when I’m still.
To cope, I use a little Maty’s Vapor Rub on a Q-tip just around the outside of my nostrils. It clears the smell for maybe five minutes, which feels like heaven while it lasts.
Has anyone else experienced this?
Any remedies or suggestions are welcome—especially if they last longer than five minutes!
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Art (California) on 07/05/2025
Assuming it is not an infection, I have had good results with this probiotic for gas and indigestion :
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