Re: Scabies
11 days agoHi Janet, I got scabies once from an airbnb in Paris. Didnt know what it was and did a google search. The location wasnt normal for a regular rash and so I decided it was scabies. I figured I would sufficate them out from under my skin. every night after a hot shower I would put tea tree oil full strength on the spot, then coconut oil and then a layer of seran wrap to sufficate the little critters. I refreshed the tea tree and coconut oil in the morning but didnt use the seran as it wouldnt stay during my days work. It took about 2 weeks, but it left. It was about 6 months later that I told my girlfriend who had traveled with me to paris about the situation and she revealed to me that she had gotten scabies from the same trip and her dr gave her medicine but it drove them deeper and she was still suffering. Told her what I did and she tried it and it worked for her too
Re: Breathing Exercise for Hiatal Hernia
11 days agoPhosphorous Supplement for Gallbladder Attacks
11 days agoI have had gallbladder issues for about 10 years. I was using wen Dan teng TCM for a few years great stuff if you can find it. Was talking to a holistic nurse and she told me about phosfood liquid from standard process. When I feel my gallbladder pain I take 10 drops in water and pain goes very quickly. I will then do a cleanse have not had problems for about five months now!!
Re: Vitamin Deficiency and Essential Tremors
12 days agoThis is interesting. Apparently, I had tremors ever since I can remember and didn't know that's what it was until I recently began exploring nutriative herbs and discovered I didn't have them anymore.
Unfortunately, I have no idea what did the trick. I simply picked up an overfull cup of coffee, expecting to clean the usual mess, but there wasn't one. My hand was steady as a rock and has been, since.
There are two herbs that, according to my own research, provide complete nutrition. One is comfrey and the other is alfalfa. But I've been playing with various herbs for months so...was it one of those? I don't know.
Other herbs I've been deep diving are tobacco (nicotine), which created some significant changes but I smoke so I didn't think it was that but as I was exploring, I discovered I don't smoke enough to keep my nicotine stores topped off and nicotine, like ClO2, is destroyed in the act of destroying unfriendlies and toxins so, rather than smoking more, I just got some heavy duty nicotine patches.
Nicotine is not toxic to mammals nor is it addictive. The toxins and addictive properties of tobacco products come from toxins that are added in the manufacture of tobacco products.
The reason I bring up nicotine is because, in all of the research, I discovered it's being used for autism and came across passing references to family members of autistic individuals being able to tell, just by the individual's behavior, that they're not wearing their nicotine patch, whether because it has come off or, in the case of older individuals, they simply forgot to apply it.
Many, MANY foods contain nicotine - which is a nutrient that can overcome long C-19 issues in days, rather than a toxin - so perhaps environmental or post-C-19 toxicity is high enough to block enough nicotine receptors to cause issues - and every cell has nicotine receptors as nicotine is the body's first defense against things and, particularly viruses LIKE C-19 as WELL as against the toxins in vaccines - but there may be an accumulation and tipping point of unfriendly "squatters" that reach a point where tremors would begin to "show and grow".
That would be my first response. I will, from this point on, definitely slap a high dose nicotine patch on my ass at the first sign of trouble of ANY sort. For autism, it is placed on the back between the shoulder blades so children can't pick at them or otherwise play with or take them off.
That said, nicotine is DEFINITELY something with which one could become deficient if they were fighting off toxins or other unfriendlies and then eat something with lots potatoes, tomatoes and/or peppers or some other high-nicotine food and inexplicably feel better having eaten it and, possibly, while eating leftovers for a couple of days.
Personally, I think this would explain why so many love both Mexican and Italian food. THAT love - and even CRAVING - for such foods would suggest some sort of deficiency and if I had to bet, I'd bet that deficiency is nicotine. Which would fit nicely into my theory that all cravings stem from nutrient deficiencies.
Your body has an entire system designed to do nothing but handle nicotine deficiencies, applications and distribution. Nicotine is that important and C-19 can't live with it.
Nicotine: No deficiency, no more pandemics. If they want rid of us, let them try to stuff a bunch of pissed off Americans into ovens. Ain't gonna happen.
Re: Infected Heel From Diabetes
12 days agoColloidal silver, Dosage for 1-2 pound puppies
12 days agoI forgot to ask in my previous question on this topic, but it only says "small dogs". Can you give more specific, say for 1-2 pound puppies?
This is the excerpt:
"Give your puppy 1 dropperful 4 times a day. Large puppies can take 2 droppersful per dose. Tiny puppies can take just ½ a dropperful per dose."
Dosages for Colloidal Silver
12 days agoI saw this information, but it doesn't say for how many days. Please inform. Thanks so much:
"Colloidal Silver is an excellent remedy for many viruses, including parvovirus.
Give your puppy 1 dropperful 4 times a day. Large puppies can take 2 droppersful per dose. Tiny puppies can take just ½ a dropperful per dose."
Cayenne/Ginger/Turmeric/Black Pepper/Garlic Tea for Heart Disease/Failure
12 days agoCayenne/Ginger/Turmeric/Black Pepper/Garlic Tea for Heart Disease/Failure –
- ½ teaspoon cayenne pepper powder
- ½ teaspoon ginger root powder
- ½ teaspoon turmeric powder
- ½ teaspoon black pepper powder
- ½ teaspoon garlic powder
Add ingredients to a coffee mug and add hot water. Drink this in the morning and evening for 2 weeks for best results. If this tea is to HOT for your taste buds, try it in milk.
Source: Herbalist Miad Vee, Bassoon Avenue, Roodepoort, South Africa.
Re: Borax For Shoulder Pain
12 days agoRe: Borax
12 days agoRe: Ivermectin for Mange
12 days agoWhy, Marcela? To be purist? Some mainstream drugs do work well. I live on the edge of wilderness, and two foxes at two different times have come to my door seeking help with mange. Horrible itching, loss of fur in the winter.... So I gave them ivermectin in a donut or a hard boiled egg. It worked. It's a blessing in such a case where topical treatments are not possible.
Re: Palo Santo Essential Oil
12 days agoSmelling palo santo doesn't heal depression. My ultrasonic aroma diffuser says only use five drops of essential oil per use. That doesn't make much aroma. I then used resins of palo santo on charcoal. Much greater aroma but it just creates a calming atmosphere, it's not a cure.
Re: Melatonin Questions for Art
12 days agoRe: Depression
12 days agoRe: Corn on Foot
12 days agoRe: Vitamin Deficiency and Essential Tremors
13 days agoHi Daniel,
There are ways to increase vitamin D receptors(VDR) without using a drug.
Even lower dose vitamin D will increase VDR.
Curcumin will increase VDR.
Magnesium glycinate will increase VDR.
Resveratrol will increase VDR.
Inulin will increase VDR.
That's 5 ways to increase VDR without drugs and there are others.
Resistance training will increase VDR.
Probiotics will increase VDR.
Melatonin both directly and indirectly can increase VDR.
Sun exposure indirectly increases VDR.
Astaxanthin can protect existing VDR through its potent anti inflammatory effects.
That's a total of 10 supplements or natural means that can help in the VDR department without the use of drugs.
Art
Re: Melatonin for Cavity and Gum Soreness
13 days agoHi Alan,
My friend told me she uses dissolve in the mouth melatonin tablets and she placed the tab at the site of the cavity and the site of where she was experiencing gum pain and just let it dissolve there at bedtime.
Art
Re: Vitamin Deficiency and Essential Tremors
13 days agoDr. Marshall is using a drug to try and activate the vitamin D receptor (VDR). So, his protocol says to *not* take vitamin D since it will compete with the drug at the receptor sites. A more "earth clinic" approach is to improve vitamin D receptor activity without drugs, and a good starting point for learning about this is here: https://vitamindwiki.com/pages/vitamin-d-receptor/
One of many approaches to overcome poor VDR: Dr. Cícero Coimbra actually uses ultra high doses of D3. And along with other elements to his protocol, he deletes autoimmune disease to the tune of 95% of all his MS patients erasing all non-permanent symptoms (permanent symptoms being only due to having not been treated before some permanent damage was done).
Re: Ivermectin for Mange
13 days agoPlease do not recommend chemicals or pharmaceuticals that are toxic to dogs and humans. It's time to stop promoting ivermectin. The remedy using borax and peroxide is effective. Additionally, it should be noted that this is a topical remedy. It's also important to provide dogs with a rich and nutritious raw diet, a stress-free environment, and plenty of opportunities for play and exercise.
