Hi Sara, This is interesting news, as I make kefir daily and always have whey. Will try it as a hair rinse and see if it helps. Thanks! Be well, Léna On Aug 16, 2012, at 4:13 PM, Sara Mandal-Joy wrote:
> It may be a similar "cure", but my son had horrendous P for all his childhood > years. Not even the super strong prescription shampoos helped a bit. When I > started to look into kefir for our diets, I found that some folks were using > kefir whey (drained off finished kefir, leaving behind a soft cheese) as a > hair rinse to treat a variety of scalp conditions. I tried it for my son, > and he has had a clear scalp ever since. I just mix about a cup of the > drained whey in a quart of warmish water, and pour it on after completing the > shampoo. I rub it through his scalp and hair and let it sit a few minutes > before a final water rinse. It leaves his hair shiny and manageable, too. I > wash his hair with just homemade soap, which if you've tried you know it can > leave your hair a little "tough" and stringy. But with the whey rinse no > conditioner is needed, and his hair is in great shape, along with his scalp. > Sara >> I got rid of mine with brewer's yeast. I was taking it to improve my hair >> and nails and lo and behold the P went away. That was over 40 >> years ago and it has never returned. >> Gayla >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: Lena Guyot >> To: [email protected] >> Sent: Thursday, August 16, 2012 8:31 AM >> Subject: Re: CS>Psoriasis >> >> Forgot to mention, I tried CMO for 3 months, with no noticeable benefits to >> any of my auto-immune things (but I'm a Lymie). P is an elusive thing, So >> leave no stone unturned; something might be the magic answer! L >> On Aug 16, 2012, at 11:17 AM, Marshalee Hallett wrote: >
