That's pretty amazing info, Rowena. I wonder what a good oral dose is to chelate body accumulation of flouride. We have flouridated city water here and, though I drink distilled, I still have to bathe in the junk. Activated charcoal filters will take out chlorine but not flouride, if what I remember hearing a few years back is still true.
I could use pineal gland cleanse, by golly! <grin> Peace, Mike D. > http://fidosplace.wordpress.com/2008/05/13/home-remedy-for-several-types > -of-mange-more/ > > I thought the group would be interested in this information. > Although it is for the treatment of dogs, my ears pricked up when I > spotted the reference to Lyme also. I haven't heard about that > connection before, though Lyme sufferers may have. Rowena > > Quote: > . I must make a strong statement that the formula (borax+h2o2 or sodium > perborate) works bests and it is broad spectrum. You can use it to > control mange, mites, fleas, and lyme disease (initiated by those crawly > insects). I have actually compared side to side with neem oil, mineral > oil, apple cider vinegar and others here in Bangkok and this is the most > wide spectrum cure I have found. Borax prevents denaturation of DNA/RNA > in dogs and I currently use this as life extension for dogs. For example > a ribose sugar, deoxyribose sugar, and various sugar that causes > accelerated aging in dogs can be slowed down with supplementation of > dogs indirectly when you do the borax wash. " "Prepare peroxide 1% > solution, add 2-3 tablespoon of borax to that cup. Stir and wait for a > couple of minutes for the borax to dissolve. The formula doesn't require > an exact science. The importance is to add enough borax until the > solution is no longer soluble and well past saturation." . . . > > Borax's toxicity is about 3000 mg/kg, which is the equivalent toxicity > to about that of salt. (check wikipedia). The idea is to make a solution > of borax so that the solution can cover the entire body and penetrate > through the skin of the dog to kill the demodex mites, for example. To > use a spot treatment by pure powder will take an infinitely long time as > it does not get to it through the dog's skin. . . . > > You see borax will both kill the eggs, modifying the hormones and their > eggs by drying them all at once. The weakness of borax is limited > solubility and limited penetration of the skin which you need either > vinegar, hydrogen peroxide, benzoyl peroxide (toxic), MSM or DMSO > solution. Ideally 10% DMSO should be preferred.... > > The one magic that borax has over its neighbors is that the borax powder > that the dogs leaves in the house will kill the eggs even after the dogs > no longer has mange and re-infection is therefore next to impossible. > However, borax has limited effect on killing the larger mites and fleas, > but not mange. I found that adding 1/8 teaspoon per liter of water of > borax added to the dog's water will cause the larger fleas to dry up and > die at the same time. My dog for some reason likes to eat something like > more than 1 gram of the sodium perborate crystals whenever he feels sick > and the fleas just die off. The borax modifies the dog's blood and kills > the mange inside out. This is why borax, i.e., sodium perborate, is > required for mange, but not anything else due to preventive re-infection > of the mange by the powder of the borax that destroys the eggs where the > dog sleeps and where it walks around throughout the house. . . . > > Just want to tell you that there are many ways you can treat mange, but > the issue is one of toxicity, re infection, toxic levels, which portion > kills it and how, and which is the penetrant which is the key to it all. > Penetrant is important, the chemical must reach the target demodex under > the skin. Usually hydrogen peroxide, vinegar, DMSO, and MSM will do > that. It must be reminded again that borax, to work most effectively, is > to prepare a solution without washing it off, followed by a small amount > of borax powder to be applied if you wish. Any other application other > than this such as using as purely powder form is NOT going to work. > > Also http://www.curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=859761 info re borax and > fluoride. http://www.earthclinic.com/Pets/allergies_questions.html more > about dogs, borax, infestations etc. [Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian] [[email protected] ] [Speaking only for myself... ] -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org To post, address your message to: [email protected] Address Off-Topic messages to: [email protected] The Silver List and Off Topic List archives are currently down... List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
