Pat (MO) on 01/01/2026
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Art (California) on 12/31/2025
The aloe vera gel usually has enough preservative in to maintain the mixture without refrigerating. What is unknown is how long the melatonin itself will maintain potency and that is part of the reason I only suggested making 3 ounces at a time, so it would get used up before going bad. Melatonin does breakdown once it is in a solution, that much is known.
To date, I have not had a batch go bad or noticeably lose potency, but I have only tested up to the 3 month to 4 month range. If I were to apply it and not notice any benefit in terms of pain relief for something that it would normally help, I would probably discard the mix and make a new one, especially if the mix was more than 4 months old.
Marian (Roseville, CA-USA) on 12/31/2025
Vince (Maryborough Queensland) on 12/31/2025
Does MG need to be refrigerated and how long does it keep please.
Ruralady (Illinois) on 12/31/2025
Ruralady (Illinois) on 12/31/2025
Mark (florida) on 12/30/2025
Would combining the following be ok to combine to make an electrolyte drink:
water+
How much of each should be combined to be safe, especially the potassium bicarbonate?
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Mary (AZ) on 12/31/2025
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Jane (Charlotte NC) on 12/31/2025
Jane (Charlotte NC) on 12/31/2025
I stumbled on an article/video suggesting Agmatine Sulfate (powder) for Fibromyalgia (1-3 grams a day) and started a few days ago. From my understanding, it can take upwards of 4 weeks to really see a difference. It is too early for me to give feedback yet, but I put some powder in juice with creatine, a few drops of iodine, Moringa powder and potassium citrate and drink after breakfast. I also stumbled on another article recommending Acetyl L-Carnitine (ALCAR) so I am going to up my daily intake from 500 mg to 1000 mg. I started oil pulling with Coconut Oil 5 days ago so I've introduced a lot at once but honestly, as much as I would like to do one thing and test for several weeks, I just need to feel better. I have been taking Borax for 7 weeks and trying to follow a Keto diet. I've tried DE but flairs my eczema, so I stopped. Lastly, I ordered the Zinc liquid suggested on the Epipharyngeal Abrasive Therapy tab in Fibromyalgia and started that this morning. Earth Clinic is an amazing community, and I hope this helps someone else.
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Roxanne (Youngsville, Louisiana) on 12/31/2025
Thankyou. This could be the answer to a year long search for a solution
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john (texas) on 12/30/2025
Which brand(s) of oregano essential oil do you use and which brands of essential oils do you recommend... 99% on the market are fake.
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Samuel (Israel) on 12/30/2025
Art (California) on 12/30/2025
Diabetes, where low grade inflammation and insulin resistance are typically seen are strongly linked to cellulite formation, whereas Metformin is not.
Since Metformin is not a consideration for you due to your negative reaction to it, you might consider using berberine which works against diabetes, low grade inflammation and insulin resistance.
In human studies, berberine has been used at a total of 1500 mg total per day in three divided doses of 500 mg at breakfast, 500 mg at lunch and 500 mg at dinner. This may help you move from the prediabetic range to the nondiabetic range and may help to ameliorate the cellulite that has developed on your thighs.
Other ways berberine might help fight the cellulite is through improved metabolic function, helps to reduce triglycerides and cholesterol potentially impacting fat deposition and helps regulate glucose and fat which may also reduce fat storage. Berberine also works against organ damage to the heart, liver and kidneys caused by diabetes which can negatively impact all major organs as it advances.
Bloating is a common side effect of metformin, but bloating caused by Metformin usually stops when you stop Metformin. On the other hand bloating is also a common symptom of diabetes, which you are apparently in the early stages of. So again berberine is a good place to start and see how you do with it.
There are other supplements that can be taken to help reduce cellulite, but I am assuming working on the diabetes issue is your top priority and berberine will be a good place to start in that effort! It would be a good idea to make sure you tolerate berberine for at least a month before adding anything else to give berberine a chance and not cloud the picture with other things during this testing period.
Be sure and get your doctor's approval and supervision before starting berberine for your safety and to make sure it is compatible with all other medications.
Please keep us posted on your progress!
Arthur (TX) on 12/30/2025
Arthur (TX) on 12/30/2025
Marie-Cécile (LIEGE) on 12/30/2025
Depuis, mon ventre est boudiné et j'ai de la cellulite dans les cuisses.
Je n'avais rien de cela avant de prendre cette satanée Metformine.
Que faire?
I took Metformin for three weeks for pre-diabetes. I had to stop, with my doctor's agreement, because I couldn't tolerate it.
Since then, my stomach is bloated and I have cellulite on my thighs.
I didn't have any of this before taking that awful Metformin.
What can I do?
Mian (Columbia, MD) on 12/30/2025
Now my wife has 2 options. Either do IV chemotherapy with poor outcome and high chance of cancer re-occurence OR carry on with our own natural protocol and reduce the quantity of bitter Apricot Kernel seeds to 5 seeds twice a day as maintenance dose, carry on with sodium bicarbonate (we use Hammer brand Baking Soda for making cookies) OR use Apple Cider Vinegar (Bragg Brand), reduce Essiac tea to 2 Tablespoons twice a day and take liquid mineral supplement to compensate for loss of body supplement during detoxification, eat non carbohydrate/ sugar based food and take Vit D3. My wife has opted to follow her natural protocol as results speak louder then words.
Further as blood work, MRI and PET scan proved to be not accurate vs visual examination/ biopsy results in my wife's case, hence we will use these inaccurate results of the machines and blood work as a reference point for future test for purposes of monitoring cancer. If future tests of these machines and blood work show improvement in test results compared to the current results we can assume that cancer does not exist. This is her option. We thank God (Almighty) for providing us with his Blessing and cure. I hope this info helps someone.
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Julie (Zanesville) on 12/29/2025