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How I Cured Morgellons
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| Original 8/16/2020 Post | |||||||
Katharine 8/16/2020 9:44:55 PM |
I know Mel wants to see this first to approve. I have been taking the boxes of baby wipes with the pop-up and pouring out the liquid and pouring Bragg Apple Cider Vinegar over the wipes and keeping in the refrigerator. I wipe down my body at night with these cold wipes especially since I cannot take a cold shower. I then rub down my body and feet with coconut oil, organic mixed with cedar oil or oregano,put socks on my feet and go to bed. It really seems to help!! I Hope this can help others? God Bless! Katharine | ||||||
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Peter 9/1/2020 8:53:49 AM |
Hello Karen and Karen....Sorry for slow response. As to the first question about "skin so soft," the ingredient ACETATE DIETHYLHEXYL SODIUM SULFOSUCCINATE is a surfactant. Surfactants may act as detergents, wetting agents, emulsifiers, foaming agents, and dispersants. I consider them toxic. And although this product may seem to help the skin, the greater concern is what affect these surfactants may have internally. I have always advocated that we avoid surfactants. As for my thoughts on insect repellents, many people have shared that the Citronella that Cathee from Natural Genesis provides works well. Several people have also shared with me that Neem oil is very safe and effective. I keep Cedar oil under my sink that I will sometimes spray on my outdoor patio. Strength and Love, Peter | ||||||
Karen (the Librarian) 8/24/2020 11:03:17 AM |
Hi Karen and Peter. Yes, I have heard people mention that Avon's Skin So Soft is an excellent mosquito repellent. But for those with MD and Lyme, I think I recall Cathee (Natural Gineses) mentioning the the essential oil Citronella, mixed with a carrier oil would work as an insect repellent. Peter, I would be interested in your insights on this. Karen (the Librarian) | ||||||
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