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Please tell me what is the protocol with aspirin for cancer. My wife has 4 cm breast cancer.

Please watch in you tube, Katherine @00kidney. I have learned so much and changes my diet to plant base with recommendations herbs and supplements that help my eGFR.

Many people had very positive result from listening to her advice.

Tessa, no need to buy the test kits all the time. Just ask your doc to test for vitamin D levels. Most will do this and insurance in the US will cover it 1/yr.

Hi Amelie -

Around 10 years ago, I heard about a Vitamin D3 home testing kit on Dr. Mercola's website.

I ordered it from Grassroots Health Nutrient Research Institute.

https://www.grassrootshealth.net/project/projects

Turns out, I was seriously low in Vitamin D3.

Even after taking a large amount of high-quality Vitamin D3 (with K2), my levels were sub-normal.

So, I bought a Sperti Vitamin D Sunlamp and my Vitamin D3 level became optimal.

https://www.sperti.com/sperti-vitamin-d-sunlamp/?zCountry=CA

I used it a few minutes in the morning – that's all that is recommended.

At that time, I tested every three months using the home testing kit (I don't do that any more).

I've had my D3 lamp for about 9 years now. It is expensive but worth it for me since supplements weren't raising my levels sufficiently.

Check to see if your health insurance will cover it. Sperti tells you how to submit the codes to your agency.

https://www.sperti.com/vitamin-d-lamp-insurance-coverage/?zCountry=CA

It worked for me but perhaps others don't get as much benefit.

It's a serious outlay of money so I hope other commenters will have some economical ideas.

Good luck.

See a NAET practitioner. He will identify and eliminate the cause of itching.
Take homeopathic remedies for skin itching. Try to find the one that matches your circumstances.

https://www.drhomeo.com/homeopathic-treatment/homeopathic-remedies-for-swimmers-itch/

https://www.boironusa.com/sneaky-skin-problems-from-swimming/?srsltid=AfmBOopn67O8LGY9gT-9cytK3XGLfhZe4kmLvLr3ToW7x5Xlojy_pAeX

https://drbindras.com/blog/say-goodbye-to-itching-skin-5-homeopathic-solutions/

Start with reading this article. Red light therapy must be as safe as possible, for all devices emit harmful man made EMF. https://www.lighttherapyinsiders.com/low-emf-red-light-therapy-panels/

The best brands make full and mini panels. I have both. Don't save on the quality of a panel. Everyone can afford to spend $300-400. They have monthly payments plans. It will come with instructions how to use it.

Now about expectations. Don't expect fast and dramatic improvements. It is like brushing your teeth. If you don't brush you'll get cavities. If your body doesn't get daily sun exposure it'd start breaking down. Not overnight, not tomorrow, but gradually. It took 7 years of living on the 61st parallel north before my body started treating summer sunlight as an invader, or an enemy. It only took one winter season, 7-9 months, of 2-3 times a week light exposure at a tanning booth for severe summer sun “allergy” to disappear. Consistency is a must. It was not a sunlight rash, it was an autoimmune reaction with no rash, but mind boggling itching that lasted weeks and was not relieved by antihistamines.

Everyone living above 37 parallel north is not getting enough sun exposure even during summer months. Unless your ancestors and you are traditionally living in the Arctic region - then you have different mechanisms that compensate for the absence of sunlight.
Sun is the best. Walking on a beach daily during sunrise or sunset is perfect.

The worst living environment is a flat in a high rise building in a large city.

I don't know much about aquarium light. You need full body exposure. I bet it is NIR lamp. You need red light for the daily exposure. NIR light is healing but one needs to know how and when to use it.

Lastly, check your house and office for dirty electricity. The meter and mitigating devices are affordable. Since invention of electricity people are being exposed to it and have no clue. Some say many modern day illnesses, neurological, autoimmune, autonomic, cardiovascular, cancers have sky rocketed after electricity made its way in our lives. It is easy to fix but not many electricians even aware of it

Seeking advice for UVB light treatment

I am seeking suggestions and advice for beginning a UVB light treatment routine. What devices have worked for you? I have a schedule that makes it impossible to get enough sunlight, and I instinctively know that it is a contributing factor in my health issues. Would a pet/reptile lightbulb be a good way to start? Any advice regarding this topic greatly appreciated, as well as suggestions for currently available devices. Thank you!

Thanks. I do shower after and have tried various itchy skin creams including Eucarin and Tri-swim. I have done detox baths with baking soda and apple cider vinegar. I have increased my Vitamin C and spray my body with Vitamin C powder mixed with water. Helps a bit but still intense itching.

How can I rid or reduce this certain type of floater?

I'm 60 years young and I have a floater in my right eye, that is a direct result of age related vitreous separation about 4 years ago. It's not a typical floater like the ones with specks, it's more web like as I was told by the opthamalogist I would be left with, and its visible with bright backgrounds extremely disracting. So far I've tried the recommended lutein, zeaxanthin supplement less than a month now and started to use castor oil on the eye lid which is supposed to help. Has anyone had any success in reducing or eliminating this type of floater altogether?

I shower and use soap to wash after swimming. Then apply some kind of good dry skin cream.

You can buy Dr Cynthia Foster's Extra Hot Cayenne tincture in a dropper bottle. Very good stuff!

My #1 go to is Dr John Bergman and his true health Tuesdays videos.Type in Dr.John Bergman and the problem broken pelvis or arthritis or what ever your issue is and you will come away educated and able to make informed decisions on what may be or not be best for you.

Does anyone have a solution for intense itching after swimming in an indoor pool? I go swimming twice weekly as therapy for back and leg pain and within 5 minutes my skin starts itching. My skin has been dry for decades and I have been in pools in the past with no issues but have recently started swimming again and have encountered this problem. Maybe more chemicals? Have tried coconut oil, baking soda, other creams and not much relief. Stopping swimming seems the only solution? Any suggestions? Thx.

Hi PNGento,

Here is a good explanation of why a TDS meter can not measure PPM of silver nanoparticles (AgNPs) :

https://wgpeters.wordpress.com/how-to-make-colloidal-gold-and-silver/why-tds-meters-can-not-measure-colloidal-silver-accurately/

The TDS meter is mainly useful for determining if your distilled water is distilled enough to make AgNPs with it.

Art

I followed Diedre's instructions and using a TDS meter (total dissolved solids), after the production using DC current and an electrolyte, my final reading was 20 PPM. Then, when I reduced using a 50:50 Karo syrup:distilled water, the PPM drops to around 8 PPM. Why is this? Color looks good and taste is good, but why the drop in PPM?

5 years with stage 4 bed sore what can I put in it to build tissue

Hi Marsh,

I found our conversation on this page.

I am so sorry the tinnitus is worse! I think the Mullein root I mentioned in my reply might be worth a try.

Keep me posted, ok?

~Mama to Many~

Resuscitation during the latter part of the 19th century and early 20th century might include the use of brandy or other forms of alcohol.…

…brandy is so universally regarded as superior to all other spirits from a medicinal point of view…” and “some hold that the stimulating and restorative effect is referable chiefly to the alcohol…”

”Brandy and whisky were advertised in medical and nursing journals”

Medicinal brandy
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3117141/

I think cayenne must be dissolved in hot water to have an immediate effect. I also think she is asking for remedies other than cayenne pepper for it is unclear what is happening in the early am hours, it could be heart attack like symptoms, hearth failure, severe tachycardia symptoms. It looks like the symptoms eventually subside leaving her exhausted and drained physically and mentally.
What about cognac?

“Alcohol has been regarded as a valuable drug in the treatment of angina pectoris since the earliest description of the disease by Heberden1 in 1786. It is rated by most contemporary authorities as one of the few effective coronary vasodilators, second only to the nitrites.2 Indeed, the effect of 1 or 2 ounces (30 to 60 cc.) of whisky or brandy in terminating an anginal attack is said to be comparable in many instances to the results obtained with glyceryl trinitrate. Nevertheless, it is in the prevention rather than in the treatment of these episodes that alcohol has been deemed of particular clinical value.2b Physicians frequently prescribe it in angina pectoris as a routine prophylactic measure and especially before contemplated effort or excitement.”

https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2831985

Dear Mama To Many, A couple months ago I posted a query about inner ear swelling after surgery. [As a reminder, I've been on beta histane (caused left nostril swelling) and acetazolamide (caused headaches, swelling, anxiety, dark urine, constipation, and a few others). I stopped the beta histane (compounded version) 5 days ago, the swelling disappeared but now the noise level in my ear increased and making me nuts.] I think you reponded, but can't find answer. Do you know your response can be found. Many thanks.

EC: We have posted your question to your existing thread on the tinnitus contributor's Q&A section. In the future, here is the URL, which you will find in your account under My Q&A.

https://answers.earthclinic.com/cures/tinnitus.html