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I agree although activated charcoal isn't that expensive. Buuuut you can pay your doctor or your local farmer Sent from my LG-VS700 using Tapatalk 2

In the spring I get allergic pink eye in one eye at a time for a few weeks. Its the weirdest thing. Then the eye switches too its kinda far out Sent from my LG-VS700 using Tapatalk 2

I agree with everything here although I know activated charcoal is a good deroxificant and can be taken regularly so long as you don't take it within a certain timeframe of meds and other supplements Sent from my LG-VS700 using Tapatalk 2

The tannins in black tea help inflamed skin although not sure if you'd be able to just boil several tea bags and pour it in a bath or not but probably worth looking up. I also know the acids in apple cider vinegar help the skin balance ph which often is thrown off when sunburned. Also colloidal...

I get reeeealllly bad sinus pressure. One thing that really helps besides colloidal silver spray is plugging my nose and trying to blow a deep breath out of it followed by a yawn. Sounds weird but it sorta works like how your ears plug when traveling or going to high altitudes. Anatabloc is...

Probiotics may help. Birth control is notorious for causing yeast infections Sent from my LG-VS700 using Tapatalk 2

I think some of this is a scare tactic the gov employs to drive stock prices and keep people in fear. Farmers replenish their soil it's easy and cost efficient although gmo foods are dang near synthetic and have virtually no nutrition. But as far as real food goes it wouldn't grow if there...

I believe this. Once I started a candida/alkaline diet my sinus pain has almost completely went away. Recent research has shown nearly 70 or so can't remember but it was a substantial amount of sufferers actually have a fungal infection as opposed to bacterial Sent from my LG-VS700 using...

This is an old post I'm bumping. I'm researching this now anyone else an alkaline dieter? Sent from my LG-VS700 using Tapatalk 2

I agree but I'm also guilty of taking pharmaceuticals :eek: Sent from my LG-VS700 using Tapatalk 2

Zinc is a metal as well as iron and copper. Perhaps not suspended in water but its a metal no less. That guy drank cs by the cupful from his generator. Let that be a cautionary tale but don't let all the fear mongering scare you Eta- I use the nasal spray it has worked wonders on my sinuses...

Yea you just unhook them and wash regularly. I think the tags have their own instructions I'm sure they differ from one type to another. I love them!! And these days a lot of the models have auto off features too so you don't have to worry avout leaving it on on accident. They feel nice after...

Oh gosh I'm such an exfoliator junkie! I have very oily skin so I need it more than others but let's see if I can list all I do! Before I cleanse with my clarisonic mia I use an oxy pad followed by a pad soaked with alpha hydroxy acid let it set for a few then cleanse. I also have an ultrasonic...

Not that I know of but I know that calfornia poppy is a relative of the opium family so I need to find out if it shows up in drug tests since my work does randoms:eek: lol Sent from my LG-VS700 using Tapatalk 2

I take this in a tea...wanting to try California poppy too after dr. Oz mentioned it!!! Anyone else here tried either of these? Sent from my LG-VS700 using Tapatalk 2

Well...I am about 3 weeks into my first bottle and I am sold. This stuff actually does work. Wish I wasn't too late to sign up for the clinical trials and get it free though:( Sent from my LG-VS700 using Tapatalk 2

I think it sorta alkalinizes your body too! Sent from my LG-VS700 using Tapatalk 2

Anyone ever used oral chelation or the actual IV chelation? If so how did it go? Did it help? Sent from my LG-VS700 using Tapatalk 2

I'm not sure but I'm willing to bet if you color your hair or anything that you may want to avoid straightening when wet. Idk I think its hard to apply the same directives to everyone's hair since there are so many variables. I do know that there are flat irons made for wet hair that maybe would...

I think the heat protectors are mostly just waxes. I would try spraying it on a brush and brushing it through your hair until it's dry and repeat the process a couple or few times depending on how thick your hair is. Also start mid length before brushing through the roots Sent from my LG-VS700...