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shawn
7/19/2014
4:21:33 PM MST


Hi Twiggy,

Thank you for your support, as i write this the red bumps on my skin , exactly where i wear my v neck t shirts during the day, are itching so much it is driving me mad!! tried everything , just need to go to bed and try to fall asleep,
I have been following all your threads , your an amazing person who is determined to eradicate this illness,
I must go now and will continue this thread tomorrow .

Thank you, deepest appreciation of your advice.
shawn


Cheryl
7/14/2014
7:46:07 PM MST


Hi there,

I have found apple cider vinegar baths to help a lot with those burning rashes. You can search apple cider vinegar baths for more information but basically you just soak in a tub of water with a cup or two of apple cider vinegar added to the water (I use more but have a garden tub).

You can get a big jug of apple cider vinegar at WalMart or some other stores but be careful to look at the ingredients. Some stores are selling something that says "apple cider vinegar flavored" on the front of the container and is not apple cider vinegar at all. Make sure the ingredients has only apple cider vinegar listed.

(Off of the subject and not for you to bathe in but good for anyone to know is that scented bleach, the last time I checked, doesn't disinfect but only cleans. If you buy bleach you might want to stay away from any bleach with the word "scent" on the container and instead look for one that says it disinfects.)

Back on the subject, I have also had good success with Activz silver gel applied to those burning rashes. Just put a little over the rash, no need to rub hard. You can do this a few times a day.

Two places Activz silver gel can be found are Amazon.com and mynaturalmarket.com.

I hope this is helpful.


Twiggy
7/14/2014
2:45:56 PM MST


Hey Shawn,
First off I just wanted to say how brave you seem with almost 6-7 months of the protocol following it to a T and still not giving up. Hang in there, I have a feeling these rashes and your symptoms will go away rather quickly within the next few months you work into the protocol, I just have that feeling since people seem to experience a decent amount of relief at about 8-12 months! So... please don't give up hope, you will get better with time.
Wanna hear something funny? I don't have any chicken skin anywhere on my body BUT it is on my face and my swollen lymph nodes. I look kinda funny, but it's not as bad as when I first started. My skin was really red and blotchy and dried out, it hurt when I used coconut oil mixed with tea tree in it or when I just put tea tree on it directly. My fix for mine was using tea tree on my face religiously and MSM cream that I found at the health food store. And right now the only thing I've been doing to my face is witch hazel to try to clear up the blotchyish rash and what looks like acne. Witch hazel really helps bring things to the top and stops the itching for me.
I hope you're doing well and have faith, I can so tell you can do this! If you want, you can keep contact with me via email for moral support, questions, etc. I'm behind you on the protocol since I'm only about five months in, buuuut I do have a lot of spirit and I can be your cheerleader. I also don't think I'm half bad at giving advice.
As for your sweet tooth... I have one too. I crave not just sweets, lots of different food cravings all day. I tend to make a lot of "milkshakes" which consist of avocados, coconut/almond milk, vanilla beans extracted, stevia, nutbutters. I posted about it in Tee's thread, A mustard seed of faith!
I snack on a lot of sunbutter to get rid of cravings, not sure why but this seems to do the trick. Sunbutter/almond butter cookies are the best! Mmmm. Also, with what nicole said, I added dairy into my diet. Just plain organic yogurt with stevia and nuts. You can add vanilla bean to that too if you want vanilla yogurt.
Don't give up! You're doing so well, the fact that you are still able to work with this is amazing to me. Wow!



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