Shelly (Virginia) on 01/15/2026
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Vera (Colorado) on 01/14/2026
In combination with your gut healing, it should make a huge difference. Please keep us posted!
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Marsh (Co) on 01/14/2026
Earth Clinic on 01/15/2026
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Art (California) on 01/15/2026
This is how Google AI describes the supplement you linked to, Borax Decahydrate and how it describes 20 Mule Team Borax, the form typically reported about on Earth Clinic :
Is 20 Mule Team Borax the same as Sodium Tetraborate Decahydrate ?
Answer :
Yes, 20 Mule Team Borax is essentially the same as sodium tetraborate decahydrate, as that is its primary chemical name and composition, referring to the mineral borax (Na_2B_4O_7cdot10H_2O) that's mined and sold as a cleaning booster. While "borax" can refer to different forms (like pentahydrate), the common household product, 20 Mule Team Borax, is specifically the decahydrate (ten water molecules), making them chemically identical in the context of home use.
Is Borax Decahydrate the same thing as Sodium Tetraborate Decahydrate?
Answer :
Yes, Borax decahydrate and sodium tetraborate decahydrate are the same substance
, with "borax" being the common name and sodium tetraborate decahydrate the chemical name for the compound with the formula
Na2B4O7⋅10H2Ocap N a sub 2 cap B sub 4 cap O sub 7 center dot 10 cap H sub 2 cap O
ðð2ðµ4ð7⋅10ð»2ð, commonly used in cleaning, pest control, and crafts. They refer to the same hydrated mineral, which is a white, water-soluble crystal.
Chemical Formula:
Na2B4O7⋅10H2Ocap N a sub 2 cap B sub 4 cap O sub 7 center dot 10 cap H sub 2 cap O
ðð2ðµ4ð7⋅10ð»2ð.
Common Names: Borax, borax decahydrate, sodium borate decahydrate, sodium tetraborate decahydrate.
Uses: Detergents, cleaning agents, flux, pest control, and even in some cosmetics.
Note: While "borax" can refer to other hydration states (like pentahydrate or anhydrous), the decahydrate form is the most common household product.
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Jill (USA) on 01/14/2026
Janet E (Australia) on 01/14/2026
Cindy M (Massachusetts) on 01/14/2026
I was diagnosed with Barrett's 6 years ago. I was on prilosec for a year and my Barrett's got worse. I stopped the prilosec and started using coconut oil, 3 tablespoons a day, and now my Barrett's is gone!!!!
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Chad (Kentucky) on 01/14/2026
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Shrugg (Geneva, NY) on 01/14/2026
noel (california) on 01/14/2026
I've found the best thing that works (for me anyways) is avoiding Flour/gluten and dairy. I [highly] suspect I may have celiacs disease (even though I havent been officially diagnosed), and dermatitis can be one of the symptoms of celiacs disease. I have seen people with celiacs also have problems with constipation, which kinda makes everything point to celiacs. I'm assuming the celiacs gave me leaky gut which is why I no longer tolerate dairy. I will try the magnesium carbonate & inositol. thank you
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Wilda (MS) on 01/14/2026
luke (luke) on 01/14/2026
When did he take the 2 gram doses of vitamin C in relation to meals? 30 minutes before meals on empty stomach or with meals or right after meals or 2 hours after meals?
Or other times?
Thank you
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Angela (Texas) on 01/14/2026
Joy (Austin) on 01/13/2026
Good Luck.
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