Chi (WA) on 01/25/2026
I recently tried a creme that contains allow inner leaf gel & other ingredients, which seems to be helping some starter plaque-like spots resolve.
Also, a good, organic, extra virgin olive oil has helped skin growths, wrinkles, dry/itchy skin—applied post shower, it feels relieving, & many of the wart-like & flat-plaques these skin spots started as, have gone away. Getting rid of those before they start turning ugly/dripping stuff, is best.
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Abby (USA) on 01/25/2026
Abby (USA) on 01/25/2026
Shelley (USA) on 01/25/2026
I use a baking soda (bs) paste for insect stings, so thought maybe a bs paste would work against and heal this thing. I was so happy to read some info from this site and also watch a YT video of a woman who used ba and co for her bcc.
It's not yet been a week. I clean the area with ACV and apply the paste 3-4x/day. Ive thought it strange that cleaning and then applying the paste does not hurt.
Im happy that it seems to be pulling disgusting stuff up over the surface of my skin. I see some tiny amounts of blood. The disgusting stuff is white. The area is circular, about 1/2"?
Id read that others had theirs frozen and such and they came back! So, Im very willing to be patient and ride this out.
The spot is tender and it itches or stings at times, but no big deal, really.
Im very thankful for this site.
Is there a time in the future that I should quit the treatment for a day and let the area rest?.. or just continually keep at it?
Ill figure out how to update this post, as well.
Thank you .
Teapot (Georgia) on 01/25/2026
Art (California) on 01/25/2026
The recipe you are enquiring about is older and more complicated to make. More recently I had good results in a friend with arthritis in her hands using a very simplified recipe. This is the newer more simplified recipe for borax lotion for hands :
HOW TO MAKE BORAX LOTION
Materials :
DIRECTIONS
Add the 1/2 teaspoon of borax to the empty 3 ounce bottle and then add the 1.5 ounces of hot water to the bottle. Replace the lid and shake very well until the borax is fully dissolved. Add the 1.5 ounces of Cetaphil Moisturizing Lotion to the bottle and shake very well. The lotion is now ready for use.
The empty bottles I used are available at Walmart and seems ideal for this particular use because the bottle is actually about 3.25 ounces and that extra space allows room for shaking the material once the Cetaphil Lotion is added to the bottle.
Here is a link to the bottle I used :
Here is the link to my friends experience with this lotion for her hand arthritis :
https://www.earthclinic.com/remedies/borax-lotion.html
Good luck and please keep us posted on your progress!
Deborah A (Texas) on 01/25/2026
Lann Sori (Dublin, Ireland) on 01/25/2026
Cheers to your ears! ;)
Rob (Kentucky) on 01/25/2026
Overall, Listerine is a beneficial tool for treating yeast infections found in the mouth, skin, and nails. Yeast infections can be reduced by rinsing the mouth out with Listerine, soaking affected areas with Listerine, or placing a rag soaked in Listerine on the affected area.
Whether you have a toenail fungus or athlete’s foot, your bottle of regular Listerine mouthwash can help treat the problem within a few days. Listerine contains thymol, which has antifungal properties that help kill the fungus responsible for toenail fungus. It provides fast relief from symptoms like stinging and burning sensations and excessive itching.
Also, it acts as an antiseptic to prevent further infection. The powerful antiseptic leaves your toenails looking healthy again. Listerine is antiseptic and contains four essential oils; eucalyptol, menthol, methyl salicylate, and thymol.
Directions:
Dip your hands or fingers in undiluted Listerine for 30 minutes every day for 1 week. If you have sensitive skin, dilute Listerine by mixing it with equal amounts of water. Treatment 30 days.
Rob’s Method:
Soak a paper towel with Listerine (yellow), fold it over and under your toes, put your foot into an empty bread bag and put a sock over your foot. You can wear it for one hour or over nite, your choice. Do this for afew days til fungus is gone.
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micmed (Los Angeles) on 01/24/2026
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Jan (Sydney) on 01/23/2026
I take rutin to support my varicose veins. 450mg morning and night/ This natural supplement is quite cost effective.
Rutin is a Bioflavonoid
Rutin works quickly. Some find relief in a couple of days. For others, it takes 1 to 2 weeks to see results.
Rutin, which strengthens the walls of veins and capillaries, potentially reducing the pain and severity of varicose veins.
Rutin is a potent antioxidant. Rutin is a bioflavonoid extracted from the flowers of the Sophora japonica tree. Rutin is present in many foods, including citrus fruits, apricots, blueberries, blackberries, cherries, rose hips, and buckwheat
It helps to strengthen the veins. It also reduces inflammation.
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Lynn4 (Maryland) on 01/23/2026
Rob (Kentucky) on 01/23/2026
I found a really great video showing the painting of teeth with iodine to prevent cavities. The dental tech is painting with povidone iodine 10%. However, I use Lugol’s 2% myself. I’ve tried both methods and the lugol’s make my teeth feel smoother after using it then does the povidone. Plus the lugol’s 2% has 3x’s more available iodine than does the povidone which is around .5%. Choice is yours.
VIDEO: Prevent Caries with Povidone Iodine placement through Povi-one
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hus8_0dMEDM
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Mix (Gauteng) on 01/22/2026
My daughter in law suffers from eczema, asthma etc. She had steroids for asthma a couple of years ago and it really wrecked her gut. Has anyone used Lactoferrin supplement to restore gut health. Pro biotics on its own is not improving?
Thank you
Mix
Sherri (Seattle) on 01/22/2026
In my case it was a chronic potassium deficiency and one of the most common and classic symptoms of K deficiency is "claw-like" hand spasms/cramps or toe or feet spasms which can take a long time to release.
Potassium is responsible for the "relaxation" stage of muscle function. K controls the electrical signals to your muscles, so if you are low your hands become tight and cramp. Using the hands for too long or in odd ways can trigger the cramp and K will relieve it.
Also, waking up with "puffy eyes" or edema in the face is another common sign of K deficiency since K helps the kidneys flush excess fluid from the body.
Other deficiency signs: waking up often at night to urinate, fainting/dizziness, muscle weakness, high blood pressure, hearing your "pulse", craving salty foods, constipation, tiredness after eating, loud stomach growling, and even diabetes since K is essential for reducing insulin resistance and control blood sugar levels.
Minimum RDA level: 4,700 mg/day. We actually need a lot of daily potassium.
Need 10,000 units of D3/day to help kidneys store and retain K. And, K works with other minerals like Magnesium and Sodium so make sure you are getting a balanced intake.
Easy way to take Potassium/K: add 1/2 tsp Potassium Citrate powder in glass water or smoothie - this will add 1000 mg of K.
Estimated 98% of people in western countries are deficient mainly because they do not eat enough leafy greens, a lack of vitamin D or they take meds that deplete K.
I took 4 capsules of K Citrate (100 mg/capsule), 3x/day (1,200 mg/day), for months and all the symptoms cleared. I still take a daily maintenance dose of 3 capsules (300 mg) because if I don't the "hand-claw spasms" return. I somehow developed a potassium deficiency during the COVID pandemic.
I hope you clear your symptoms soon. Sherri
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