Baking Soda

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So well put, . Most of us aspire to be where you are emotionally, but few

of us are.

My physical recovery outpaced my emotional and spiritual, probably because the

amount of loss that went with it (financial being only one aspect). I still

have some fear associated with it that is always playing in the background and

occasionally gets real loud.

And sometimes, like tonight, depression creeps in.

Nevertheless, I am doing more and more, taking more chances. Actually have

found a few things that I am enjoying!

It was almost a year after getting this mess that I actually laughed again. And

I am someone for whom humor and laughter were a huge part of my life.

Thanks for posting this, . It is important for me to be reminded to push

forward.

Bessie

> >

> > Thank you, Lynn. Also, the seabuckthorn berry oil is working its magic and

my lesions are nearly gone. If I keep taking 2/3 dropperful 2x daily for a

couple of weeks, they won't come back unless I shed fresh critters on my arms

from my head. I have to contain my scalp rascals. They are the worst when they

fall out on the top of my feet and on my arms.

> >

> > Love ya.

> > katie

> >

> > PS I take 1 tsp baking SODA in a glass of water 2x daily also, and I mix 3

TBSP in a cup of warm water and, after I shower using blue Dawn as shower

gel, and rinse, I drizzle the baking soda mixture over me with this bottle.

It seems about the right strength once I towel off most of it.

>

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Thanks for sharing Bessie and . I think alot of us have gone through depression due to the burden this infestation brings. I know that I need to develop more of a sense of humour to battle the mental challenge of this and other things in life. One thing that has helped is that I was able to get out and dance like crazy a few times I also am exercising more and feel more fit.

Jay

From: Bessie <bessieglavas@...>bird mites Sent: Wed, January 13, 2010 9:02:59 PMSubject: Re: Baking Soda

So well put, . Most of us aspire to be where you are emotionally, but few of us are. My physical recovery outpaced my emotional and spiritual, probably because the amount of loss that went with it (financial being only one aspect). I still have some fear associated with it that is always playing in the background and occasionally gets real loud.And sometimes, like tonight, depression creeps in.Nevertheless, I am doing more and more, taking more chances. Actually have found a few things that I am enjoying!It was almost a year after getting this mess that I actually laughed again. And I am someone for whom humor and laughter were a huge part of my life.Thanks for posting this, . It is important for me to be reminded to push forward.Bessie> >> > Thank you, Lynn. Also, the seabuckthorn berry oil is working its magic and my lesions are nearly gone. If I keep taking 2/3 dropperful 2x daily for a couple of weeks, they won't come back unless I shed fresh critters on my arms from my head. I have to contain my scalp rascals. They are the worst when they fall out on the top of

my feet and on my arms.> > > > Love ya.> > katie> > > > PS I take 1 tsp baking SODA in a glass of water 2x daily also, and I mix 3 TBSP in a cup of warm water and, after I shower using blue Dawn as shower gel, and rinse, I drizzle the baking soda mixture over me with this bottle. It seems about the right strength once I towel off most of it.>

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" YOU GO, GIRL!!! "

> > >

> > > Thank you, Lynn. Also, the seabuckthorn berry oil is working its

magic and my lesions are nearly gone. If I keep taking 2/3 dropperful 2x

daily for a couple of weeks, they won't come back unless I shed fresh

critters on my arms from my head. I have to contain my scalp rascals.

They are the worst when they fall out on the top of my feet and on my

arms.

> > >

> > > Love ya.

> > > katie

> > >

> > > PS I take 1 tsp baking SODA in a glass of water 2x daily also, and

I mix 3 TBSP in a cup of warm water and, after I shower using blue Dawn

as shower gel, and rinse, I drizzle the baking soda mixture over

me with this bottle. It seems about the right strength once I towel off

most of it.

> >

>

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Jay, that is wonderful.

ly, most nights, if I feel movement, I think to myself, " Yoooo're

TOAST, you little sucker, HA! " Then I consign the unfortunate character

to my lint roller and then I roll over and go back to sleep. On my

disposable sheets. On my bed that sounds like the one in the Princess

and the Pea.

Love,

> > >

> > > Thank you, Lynn. Also, the seabuckthorn berry oil is working its

magic and my lesions are nearly gone. If I keep taking 2/3 dropperful 2x

daily for a couple of weeks, they won't come back unless I shed fresh

critters on my arms from my head. I have to contain my scalp rascals.

They are the worst when they fall out on the top of my feet and on my

arms.

> > >

> > > Love ya.

> > > katie

> > >

> > > PS I take 1 tsp baking SODA in a glass of water 2x daily also, and

I mix 3 TBSP in a cup of warm water and, after I shower using blue Dawn

as shower gel, and rinse, I drizzle the baking soda

mixture over me with this bottle. It seems about the right strength once

I towel off most of it.

> >

>

>

>

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Seabuckthorn Berry Oil is $13-$15 + postage for one 50 gm (1.76 oz) dropper bottle (plus shipping). It's very reasonable and a bottle goes a good way. Probably takes two bottles to get rid of the meanest lesions. Have to continue for a month or so. I use it externally and take it internally at first. Then, once they start reducing in size and fading, I stop using it on my skin and continue only with the internal treatment. Doesn't matter if you take it with food or not.

That said, now that I know it will get rid of new surface lesions for good, I'm going on it permanently. Maybe it will help the very deep dwellers since it works from the inside.

Did find a wonderful Seabuckthorn lotion made by Aubrey that is beautiful, fragrant, and extremely soothing (will, like the oil, stain, though, so let it soak in well and be careful wearing with light clothing). I am on my third bottle, but it lasts a long time.

Love,

> >> > Thank you, Lynn. Also, the seabuckthorn berry oil is working its magic and my lesions are nearly gone. If I keep taking 2/3 dropperful 2x daily for a couple of weeks, they won't come back unless I shed fresh critters on my arms from my head. I have to contain my scalp rascals. They are the worst when they fall out on the top of my feet and on my arms.> > > > Love ya.> > katie> > > > PS I take 1 tsp baking SODA in a glass of water 2x daily also, and I mix 3 TBSP in a cup of warm water and, after I shower using blue Dawn as shower gel, and rinse, I drizzle the baking soda mixture over me with this bottle. It seems about the right strength once I towel off most of it.>

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I do two main things to avoid " fallout lesions " :

I wear long sleeves and avoid open top shoes ALWAYS. Even in summer.

Also, to prevent bites through soft shirt fabrics, I spray my shirts

(and socks and top of thighs and ankles....lol...) with my water-based

mixture, that is, my same two active ingredients that have protected me

from bites for a decade: Legacy Herbs Insect Repellent (one dropperful)

+ 6 oz Agrilabs Foot and Hoof Rot (benzalchonium chloride) Spray ($6/qt

at jefferspet.com) in a quart spray bottle, fill to line with water. A

decade, seriously. One reason I get so FEW lesions. Great for short term

for those who are still battling, trying to hold the line on what

progress you've made, but aren't quite there yet.

Love,

> > >

> > > Hi all

> > >

> > > The baking soda has me worried some. The store bought stuff is

cheaper

> > and it has that alunimum sulphate or what ever it is in it. I want

to

> > switch over to cream of Tarter. Going to check my health food store

for

> > it in bulk to try and get it cheaper.

> > >

> > > I decided last night and this morn not to use the baking soda.

Guess

> > what. Less stinging. But way more crawling. At first the skin was

almost

> > quiet. My hubby took me out on a date. I left the house with one in

my

> > right ear. Tiny one. A semi biter on the bottom of my right foot.

Than I

> > don't recall feeling anything else. I used my sea salt and the new

hope

> > soap twice. Let it dry on each time. Rinsed off the first session

after

> > 5 min. Than left on the secound session. By 1 pm. 1 light movement

in

> > the hair. By 3 pm. slight pinching on the shoulders and arms and

> > crawlers in the pubic area. Biter on bottom of both feet. Now 9 pm.

and

> > crawling on my palms, bottoms of my feet, my cheeks, and also feel

> > tickles of things crawling on the ends of my hair. Some slight pinch

> > biters on my front thighs. So now I am going to go do my shower

routine

> > and do my Baking powder. Than my sea salt, Than my New hope soap 2

and

> > than get out and put on body balm. I am very disapointed.

> > >

> > > Now for fun. We took a 1/2 hour drive and went to a huge place

called

> > The Bass Shop. Oh was I in heaven. Really needed this to lift my

> > spirits. Being stuck in the house all week made me bother everyone

here

> > like mad. This forum feels like a relief zone. Sorry everyone. Well

this

> > store had lots of woods and animals replicas and antlers. You even

got

> > to walk through a giant tree as if you were in the red wood forest.

I

> > quickly shot by all the clothes and quickly found my target.

Fishing. Oh

> > if I could only be uncrippled enough to go fishing. That would be

> > heaven. My patient husband whom is not a fishing fan patiently went

down

> > every isle in that part of the department. I studied every pole and

reel

> > and bait, and tackle and gadgets that did things I never seen

before. I

> > even fallowed a small group of men around to listen to them talk to

see

> > what they said about the poles they were looking at. I am short so

they

> > did not seem to notice me lingering near by. At one point my husband

> > asked me I was doing kinda skipping around a bit like that. I told

them

> > I had to see what they said. Kinda got the vib they knew what the

poles

> > did and how to use them for what types of fishing. Ohhhh. Sweet

heaven.

> > Finally after and hour or so of that we looked at the giant aquarium

> > with giant fish and I lucked out and a big fish came right at me to

the

> > glass and made a huge open mouth. It was so cooolllll...

> > >

> > > Next the elevator with a glass wall so you could see the andriodic

> > type style floor plan from a veiw. Top floor. Weapons. Drool. They

had

> > lazar tag target practice. Boy my eyes are bad. Had a hard time

seeing

> > the target reflectors I was aiming for that made cute things happen.

> > Also my arms shook some after holding the gun up. Than we looked at

gun

> > safes, rifles and hand guns. Maybe go try some of them out some day.

A

> > safe place to play. On the way out I finally did take notice of the

> > clothes a little. I am not very girlie for a girl. Did see some

clothes

> > that looked comfortable but knew better than to take a closer look.

> > Probably says " Is Your Wallet Full? " lol. Well its been awhile sense

I

> > shot anything. Once apon a time I could shoot a 22 with one hand and

> > holding a flash light in the other and hit my target in the dark.

Nada

> > anymore. I would probably shoot my eye out. lol.

> > >

> > > We polished it all off with a shared burgar and onions rings from

Red

> > Robin. Yum. Love Red Robin.

> > >

> > > Got my herbal healer package today. Tomarrow will start on the

third

> > part of the 3 parts plan. I will continue part of the 2 part for two

> > more months and the third part also a full three months. But with it

> > next month I will be doing the Pau de' Arco. Glad all this info was

> > given to me in stages. I would have been scared of and to exhausted

to

> > try something so extensive and missed out on the benifits I have

been

> > getting. This morning I woke up with no feeling of bugs on me. For

an

> > hour after I got up I did not feel anything. They were quiet untill

that

> > Collidal Silver made them struggle. Than I count about three and got

> > into the shower.

> > >

> > > Whats really weird. The skin feels like it is moving whare my

pants

> > are touching my legs. Either the pant legs are slowly riding up or

there

> > is movement in the material or on my skin. I am guessing its my

skin.

> > The shin area. That is whare I turn red alot and use to get horrible

> > swelling all the time.

> > >

> > > Got one more important thing to share. When a poster talked about

the

> > air bubbles. Well I never knew. When I would put anything on. Like

the

> > baking soda, sea salt, shaving cream, New Hope Soap, Dr. Bronners

> > pepperment shampoo makes this happen big time. I get blurps of

bubbles

> > from under the arms and private area. Than two days ago I was in the

> > shower and I put on my shave cream on my legs and as I started to

shave

> > a leg. Little pockets formed. As if they were air holes. Really

weird.

> > Than it did it on the other leg when I lathered it up.

> > >

> > > Well tonight I will probably dream about fishing. I hate dreaming

> > about fishing. I get fishing nightmares at least twice a year on

> > adverage. My most odd fishing nightmare is. I use to climb down all

> > sorts of boulder to get to a favorite place in the river years ago

in

> > real life. I would dream of a river with boulders on both side as

far as

> > I could see. The water would be running to fast and that gave me

some

> > trouble. Than military men would start their way down the rock

across

> > the water and I would try to munuver my lines and spinner around

their

> > movment. They would be shooting and yelling and scaring the fish and

> > bombs would go off. I would wake up so mad that they had to start a

> > battle right whare I was fishing. lol.

> > >

> > > In Light Lynn

> > >

> >

>

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It has a very slight scent but at least in my opinion it does not stink. I order

perfume oils CHEAP off ebay and add to spray. Aqua di Gio is my favorite, though

if you like sweeter scents, Opium is nice too.

On Thu Jan 14th, 2010 1:28 AM EST Lynn wrote:

>I would love to look into the stuff you are using for spot spraying. Does it

stink? The stuff I use makes my skin feel like it is burnt and it smells. I

think it is giving my hubby nightmares. I have been using it all week and hes

had bad dreams every night while my using this.

>

>In Light Lynn

>

>

>>

>>

>>

>> I do two main things to avoid " fallout lesions " :

>>

>> I wear long sleeves and avoid open top shoes ALWAYS. Even in summer.

>>

>> Also, to prevent bites through soft shirt fabrics, I spray my shirts

>> (and socks and top of thighs and ankles....lol...) with my water-based

>> mixture, that is, my same two active ingredients that have protected me

>> from bites for a decade: Legacy Herbs Insect Repellent (one dropperful)

>> + 6 oz Agrilabs Foot and Hoof Rot (benzalchonium chloride) Spray ($6/qt

>> at jefferspet.com) in a quart spray bottle, fill to line with water. A

>> decade, seriously. One reason I get so FEW lesions. Great for short term

>> for those who are still battling, trying to hold the line on what

>> progress you've made, but aren't quite there yet.

>>

>> Love,

>>

>

>

>

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You'll get a much better deal on SBT on New Directions Aromatics:

http://www.newdirectionsaromatics.com/sea-buckthorn-carrier-oil-pulp-extracted-p\

-1445.html

That is for the pulp oil. 3.3 oz is $12.76. For steam distilled oil, it's $24.86

for 3.3 oz, and for CO2 extracted it is $19.32 for 3.3 oz.

They also sell the powdered extract - 3.3 oz for $14.00. You could mix it in

juice or buy gelatin caps and make your own pills. I don't think it's toxic in

the least so you wouldn't have to worry about overdosing, LOL

Between NDA and my favorite ebay seller I have saved a ton of money on products!

> >

> >

> > Seabuckthorn Berry Oil

> > <http://www.healthsuperstore.com/p-balanceuticals-seabuckthorn-berry-oil\

> > -50-gm.htm> is $13-$15 + postage for one 50 gm (1.76 oz) dropper bottle

> > (plus shipping). It's very reasonable and a bottle goes a good way.

> > Probably takes two bottles to get rid of the meanest lesions. Have to

> > continue for a month or so. I use it externally and take it internally

> > at first. Then, once they start reducing in size and fading, I stop

> > using it on my skin and continue only with the internal treatment.

> > Doesn't matter if you take it with food or not.

> >

> > That said, now that I know it will get rid of new surface lesions for

> > good, I'm going on it permanently. Maybe it will help the very deep

> > dwellers since it works from the inside.

> >

> > Did find a wonderful Seabuckthorn lotion

> > <http://www.luckyvitamin.com/item/itemKey/56066?utm_source=googlebase & ut\

> > m_medium=fpl & utm_term=AubreyOrganicsSeaBuckthornwithEsterCNourishingHand\

> > BodyLotion8oz & utm_content=56066 & utm_campaign=googlebase & site=google_base\

> > > made by Aubrey that is beautiful, fragrant, and extremely soothing

> > (will, like the oil, stain, though, so let it soak in well and be

> > careful wearing with light clothing). I am on my third bottle, but it

> > lasts a long time.

> >

> > Love,

> >

>

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Wow. Thank you. I will check out this source (and who is your favorite ebay seller :-) ?

katie

From: lianasama <lianasama@...>bird mites Sent: Fri, January 15, 2010 12:48:27 PMSubject: Re: Baking Soda

You'll get a much better deal on SBT on New Directions Aromatics:http://www.newdirec tionsaromatics. com/sea-buckthor n-carrier- oil-pulp- extracted- p-1445.htmlThat is for the pulp oil. 3.3 oz is $12.76. For steam distilled oil, it's $24.86 for 3.3 oz, and for CO2 extracted it is $19.32 for 3.3 oz.They also sell the powdered extract - 3.3 oz for $14.00. You could mix it in juice or buy gelatin caps and make your own pills. I don't think it's toxic in the least so you wouldn't have to worry about overdosing, LOLBetween NDA and my favorite ebay seller I have saved a ton of money on products!> >> > > > Seabuckthorn Berry Oil> > <http://www.healthsu perstore. com/p-balanceuti cals-seabuckthor n-berry-oil\> > -50-gm.htm> is $13-$15 + postage for one 50 gm (1.76 oz) dropper bottle> > (plus shipping). It's very reasonable

and a bottle goes a good way.> > Probably takes two bottles to get rid of the meanest lesions. Have to> > continue for a month or so. I use it externally and take it internally> > at first. Then, once they start reducing in size and fading, I stop> > using it on my skin and continue only with the internal treatment.> > Doesn't matter if you take it with food or not.> > > > That said, now that I know it will get rid of new surface lesions for> > good, I'm going on it permanently. Maybe it will help the very deep> > dwellers since it works from the inside.> > > > Did find a wonderful Seabuckthorn lotion > > <http://www.luckyvit amin.com/ item/itemKey/ 56066?utm_ source=googlebas e & ut\> > m_medium=fpl &

utm_term= AubreyOrganicsSe aBuckthornwithEs terCNourishingHa nd\> > BodyLotion8oz & utm_content= 56066 & utm_ campaign= googlebase & site=google_ base\> > > made by Aubrey that is beautiful, fragrant, and extremely soothing> > (will, like the oil, stain, though, so let it soak in well and be> > careful wearing with light clothing). I am on my third bottle, but it> > lasts a long time.> > > > Love,> > >

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Hi

So you do crop dusting,say you do d

ust my park please , man this stuff is the worse , I went to the forbidden park

, noooh ! Picked up fresh bugs , lip piercers , leg biters, plinging swarm

fliers 28 degrees in the snow .. , then I stopped off the the shared laundry

room to talk to the neighbors ( maybe that & #39;s where I got them , I don & #39;t

know ) ... that & #39;s when they hit me. I waited till the neihbors left &

placed a fan in back of my blender with 1/8 cup of ground borax & 1/2 cup of

Roach prufe & flipped the switch & ran , the wafting dust from the blendar

dusted the whole 35 X 9 ft room into a cloud . 30 mins later I held my breath

went in & grabbed the Roach prufe-arator gear , & locked the door. That ought

to do the trick for & one or 2 months . Now for the park .... I need a crop

duster , jill seabuck ,! I know you have plane somewhere , come on by .. !

Its 5 am again ..sheesh

at least the 2 tbl borax & 16 oz peroxide & 32 oz water mix wiped on & left

stopped them all dead, 60 mins later I then showered & found a strawberry

patch now burning on my back . Hit it with the borax /peroxide mix & it stopped

burning in 3 mins ... Praise God ...

God bless you jill seabuck that was a great post on the lime-away,

borate / nylar mix , I am stocking up.

Bye ,

Bill

Kajay109 wrote:

>  

> Wow. Thank you. I will check out this source (and who is your favorite

ebay seller :-) ?

> katie

> From: lianasama <lianasama (DOT) com> bird mites

Sent: Fri, January 15, 2010 12:48:27 PM Subject: Re: Baking Soda

 

> You'll get a much better deal on SBT on New Directions Aromatics:

http://www.newdirec tionsaromatics. com/sea-buckthor n-carrier- oil-pulp-

extracted- p-1445.html That is for the pulp oil. 3.3 oz is $12.76. For steam

distilled oil, it's $24.86 for 3.3 oz, and for CO2 extracted it is $19.32 for

3.3 oz. They also sell the powdered extract - 3.3 oz for $14.00. You could mix

it in juice or buy gelatin caps and make your own pills. I don't think it's

toxic in the least so you wouldn't have to worry about overdosing, LOL Between

NDA and my favorite ebay seller I have saved a ton of money on products! > > > > >

> Seabuckthorn Berry Oil > > < http://www.healthsu perstore. com/p-balanceuti

cals-seabuckthor n-berry-oil\ > > -50-gm.htm> is $13-$15 + postage for one 50 gm

(1.76 oz) dropper bottle > > (plus shipping). It's very reasonable

> and a bottle goes a good way. > > Probably takes two bottles to get rid of

the meanest lesions. Have to > > continue for a month or so. I use it externally

and take it internally > > at first. Then, once they start reducing in size and

fading, I stop > > using it on my skin and continue only with the internal

treatment. > > Doesn't matter if you take it with food or not. > > > > That

said, now that I know it will get rid of new surface lesions for > > good, I'm

going on it permanently. Maybe it will help the very deep > > dwellers since it

works from the inside. > > > > Did find a wonderful Seabuckthorn lotion > > <

http://www.luckyvit amin.com/ item/itemKey/ 56066?utm_ source=googlebas e & ut\ >

> m_medium=fpl &

> utm_term= AubreyOrganicsSe aBuckthornwithEs terCNourishingHa nd\ > >

BodyLotion8oz & utm_content= 56066 & utm_ campaign= googlebase & site=google_ base\

> > > made by Aubrey that is beautiful, fragrant, and extremely soothing > >

(will, like the oil, stain, though, so let it soak in well and be > > careful

wearing with light clothing). I am on my third bottle, but it > > lasts a long

time. > > > > Love, > > >

>

[Guest guest]

, I like how you write/describe things. It's alot of fun

From: katiejill109 <kajay109@...>bird mites Sent: Wed, January 13, 2010 10:39:26 PMSubject: Re: Baking Soda

Jay, that is wonderful.ly, most nights, if I feel movement, I think to myself, "Yoooo'reTOAST, you little sucker, HA!" Then I consign the unfortunate characterto my lint roller and then I roll over and go back to sleep. On mydisposable sheets. On my bed that sounds like the one in the Princessand the Pea.Love,> > >> > > Thank you, Lynn. Also, the seabuckthorn berry oil is working itsmagic and my lesions are nearly gone. If I keep taking 2/3 dropperful 2xdaily for a couple of weeks, they won't come back unless I shed freshcritters on my arms from my head. I have to contain my scalp rascals.They are the worst when they fall out on the top of my feet and on myarms.> > >> > > Love ya.> > > katie> > >> > > PS I take 1 tsp baking SODA in a glass of water 2x daily also, andI mix 3 TBSP in a cup of warm water and, after I shower using blue Dawnas shower gel, and rinse, I drizzle the baking sodamixture over me with this bottle. It seems about the right strength onceI towel off most of it.> >>>>>>> ____________ _________ _________

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Honey, if I had a crop duster I'd be there in a jiff.

Love ya,

From: Doe <doe1769@...>"kajay109@..." <kajay109@...>Cc: "bird mites " <bird mites >Sent: Sat, January 16, 2010 6:03:28 AMSubject: Re: Re: Baking Soda

Hi So you do crop dusting,say you do dust my park please , man this stuff is the worse , I went to the forbidden park , noooh ! Picked up fresh bugs , lip piercers , leg biters, plinging swarm fliers 28 degrees in the snow .. , then I stopped off the the shared laundry room to talk to the neighbors ( maybe that & #39;s where I got them , I don & #39;t know ) ... that & #39;s when they hit me. I waited till the neihbors left & placed a fan in back of my blender with 1/8 cup of ground borax & 1/2 cup of Roach prufe & flipped the switch & ran , the wafting dust from the blendar dusted the whole 35 X 9 ft room into a cloud . 30 mins later I held my breath went in & grabbed the Roach prufe-arator gear , & locked the door. That ought to do the trick for & one or 2 months . Now for the park .... I need a crop duster , jill seabuck ,! I know you have plane somewhere , come on by .. ! Its 5 am again

...sheesh at least the 2 tbl borax & 16 oz peroxide & 32 oz water mix wiped on & left stopped them all dead, 60 mins later I then showered & found a strawberry patch now burning on my back . Hit it with the borax /peroxide mix & it stopped burning in 3 mins ... Praise God ... God bless you jill seabuck that was a great post on the lime-away, borate / nylar mix , I am stocking up. Bye , BillKajay109 wrote: > > Wow. Thank you. I will check out this source (and who is your favorite ebay seller :-) ? > katie > From: lianasama <lianasama (DOT) com> bird mites Sent: Fri, January 15, 2010 12:48:27 PM Subject: Re: Baking Soda > You'll get a much better deal on SBT on New Directions Aromatics: http://www.newdirec tionsaromatics. com/sea-buckthor

n-carrier- oil-pulp- extracted- p-1445.html That is for the pulp oil. 3.3 oz is $12.76. For steam distilled oil, it's $24.86 for 3.3 oz, and for CO2 extracted it is $19.32 for 3.3 oz. They also sell the powdered extract - 3.3 oz for $14.00. You could mix it in juice or buy gelatin caps and make your own pills. I don't think it's toxic in the least so you wouldn't have to worry about overdosing, LOL Between NDA and my favorite ebay seller I have saved a ton of money on products!

> > > > > > Seabuckthorn Berry Oil > > < http://www.healthsu perstore. com/p-balanceuti cals-seabuckthor n-berry-oil\ > > -50-gm.htm> is $13-$15 + postage for one 50 gm (1.76 oz) dropper bottle > > (plus shipping). It's very reasonable> and a bottle goes a good way. > > Probably takes two bottles to get rid of the meanest lesions. Have to > > continue for a month or so. I use it externally and take it internally > > at first. Then, once they start reducing in size and fading, I stop > > using it on my skin and continue only with the internal treatment. > > Doesn't matter if you take it with food or not. > > > > That said, now that I know it will get rid of new surface lesions for > > good, I'm going on it permanently. Maybe it will help the very deep > > dwellers since it works from the

inside. > > > > Did find a wonderful Seabuckthorn lotion > > < http://www.luckyvit amin.com/ item/itemKey/ 56066?utm_ source=googlebas e & ut\ > > m_medium=fpl & > utm_term= AubreyOrganicsSe aBuckthornwithEs terCNourishingHa nd\ > > BodyLotion8oz & utm_content= 56066 & utm_ campaign= googlebase & site=google_ base\ > > > made by Aubrey that is beautiful, fragrant, and extremely soothing > > (will, like the oil, stain, though, so let it soak in well and be > > careful wearing with light clothing). I am on my third bottle, but it > > lasts a long time. > > > > Love, > > > >

[Guest guest]

http://stores.ebay.com/Sun-Pure-Botanicals is the ebay store. They have great

prices on essential oils. I want to get this one next:

http://cgi.ebay.com/32-oz-INSECT-REPELLENT-PURE-UNDILUTED-ESSENTIAL-OIL_W0QQitem\

Z200374776908QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item2ea744744c

> > >

> > >

> > > Seabuckthorn Berry Oil

> > > <http://www.healthsu perstore. com/p-balanceuti cals-seabuckthor

n-berry-oil\

> > > -50-gm.htm> is $13-$15 + postage for one 50 gm (1.76 oz) dropper bottle

> > > (plus shipping). It's very reasonable and a bottle goes a good way.

> > > Probably takes two bottles to get rid of the meanest lesions. Have to

> > > continue for a month or so. I use it externally and take it internally

> > > at first. Then, once they start reducing in size and fading, I stop

> > > using it on my skin and continue only with the internal treatment.

> > > Doesn't matter if you take it with food or not.

> > >

> > > That said, now that I know it will get rid of new surface lesions for

> > > good, I'm going on it permanently. Maybe it will help the very deep

> > > dwellers since it works from the inside.

> > >

> > > Did find a wonderful Seabuckthorn lotion

> > > <http://www.luckyvit amin.com/ item/itemKey/ 56066?utm_ source=googlebas

e & ut\

> > > m_medium=fpl & utm_term= AubreyOrganicsSe aBuckthornwithEs terCNourishingHa

nd\

> > > BodyLotion8oz & utm_content= 56066 & utm_ campaign= googlebase & site=google_

base\

> > > > made by Aubrey that is beautiful, fragrant, and extremely soothing

> > > (will, like the oil, stain, though, so let it soak in well and be

> > > careful wearing with light clothing). I am on my third bottle, but it

> > > lasts a long time.

> > >

> > > Love,

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Well said, .

From: Rose <rosebanks@...>bird mites Sent: Wed, January 13, 2010 2:11:06 PMSubject: Re: Re: Baking Soda

I noticed this(esp In You)sometimes Love and Service are the greatest gift...also I believe We have a loving bunch of people on this forum...It has been said adversity can really bring out our best...Just don't dress them up in doll clothes...but We can live around them and We can live without them...lol Hugs,Rose.. --- kajay109 (DOT) com wrote: From: Kajay109 <kajay109 (DOT) com> bird mites Subject: Re: Re: Baking Soda Date: Tue, 12 Jan 2010 21:18:11 -0800 (PST) Believe it or not, the person I am today I OWE to the bugs. They made me

choose to start living my life, to get it off permanent hold. They did that by making me realize two things: that time was wasting (I was about 50 when I started really living my life fully, bugs or not) and that I might be dealing with these in some form for an indefinite period (hopefully shorter, lol), so if I wanted a life at all, I might just have to live it around them. Now I think I may be able to live it without them, but it is slow going, they are so very established in my body. katie ____________ _________ _________ __ From: Lynn <torpedolynn> bird mites Sent: Tue, January 12, 2010 1:41:53 AM Subject: Re: Baking

Soda I will take a look at the sebucthorn berry oil. I have old leasons that are still there. Might put that in the receipe gave me. In Light Lynn p.s. I was talking with someone today and was in awe and wonderment how you got through all these years. I think of this often. It amazes me how you have gotten through it. You are way stronger inside than I am. I do not believe I could have made it. > > Thank you, Lynn. Also, the seabuckthorn berry oil is working its magic and my lesions are nearly gone. If I keep taking 2/3 dropperful 2x daily for a couple of weeks, they won't come back unless I shed fresh critters on my arms from my head. I have to contain my scalp rascals. They are the worst when they fall out on the top of my feet and on my arms. > > Love ya. > katie > > PS I take 1 tsp

baking SODA in a glass of water 2x daily also, and I mix 3 TBSP in a cup of warm water and, after I shower using blue Dawn as shower gel, and rinse, I drizzle the baking soda mixture over me with this bottle. It seems about the right strength once I towel off most of it.

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I heard the same thing for years. Then I came across the following article;

which states that ARm & Hammer is aluminum free.

Liizzie

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derived from a natural occurring mineral called ... the Arm and Hammer Baking

Soda Company, which sells aluminum free baking soda. .... Mark Sircus said:

Sources for the products can be found at this site ...

From: f_gelber@...

Date: Tue, 16 Aug 2011 00:40:52 +0000

Subject: baking soda

It was brought to my attention that in using baking soda for personal

healthcare, we must purchase the aluminum free product as most baking sodas have

aluminum in them that is added during processing. I was led to purchase Bob's

Red Mill Baking Soda Aluminum Free. This product is available in some markets

and over the internet.

[Guest guest]

What does the baking soda do?  LOni

, 8/15/11, thode <lizt777@...> wrote:

From: thode <lizt777@...>

Subject: RE: baking soda

esens

Date: Monday, August 15, 2011, 7:03 PM

Hi,

I heard the same thing for years. Then I came across the following article;

which states that ARm & Hammer is aluminum free.

Liizzie

Sodium Bicarbonate Dosages and Treatments – IMVA » Bicarbonate ... 

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Soda Company, which sells aluminum free baking soda. .... Mark Sircus said:

Sources for the products can be found at this site ...

From: f_gelber@...

Date: Tue, 16 Aug 2011 00:40:52 +0000

Subject: baking soda

 

It was brought to my attention that in using baking soda for personal

healthcare, we must purchase the aluminum free product as most baking sodas have

aluminum in them that is added during processing. I was led to purchase Bob's

Red Mill Baking Soda Aluminum Free. This product is available in some markets

and over the internet.

                         

[Guest guest]

My impression is that if it is over 99.5 percent pure they

are allowed to call it 100 percent pure. Which is insane.

I've not seen any credible discussion of contaminants,

though there's no real reason at this point to suspect a

problem. The link you sent did not work for me.

On Mon, Aug 22, 2011 at 5:37 PM, Loni <loni326@...> wrote:

> **

>

>

> What does the baking soda do? LOni

>

> , 8/15/11, thode <lizt777@...> wrote:

>

> From: thode <lizt777@...>

> Subject: RE: baking soda

> esens

> Date: Monday, August 15, 2011, 7:03 PM

>

>

> Hi,

> I heard the same thing for years. Then I came across the following article;

> which states that ARm & Hammer is aluminum free.

> Liizzie

>

> Sodium Bicarbonate Dosages and Treatments – IMVA » Bicarbonate ...

>

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> derived from a natural occurring mineral called ... the Arm and Hammer

> Baking Soda Company, which sells aluminum free baking soda. .... Mark Sircus

> said: Sources for the products can be found at this site ...

>

>

> From: f_gelber@...

> Date: Tue, 16 Aug 2011 00:40:52 +0000

> Subject: baking soda

>

>

>

> It was brought to my attention that in using baking soda for personal

> healthcare, we must purchase the aluminum free product as most baking sodas

> have aluminum in them that is added during processing. I was led to purchase

> Bob's Red Mill Baking Soda Aluminum Free. This product is available in some

> markets and over the internet.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Loni,

Short explanation: Baking Soda helps to alkalize the body. It is one of the

cheapest and safest ways to help alkalize the body.

We're talking PH stuff here....disease/un health can only thrive in an acidic

body. A body that is alkalized, basically -means there is more oxygen ...

Wireless radiation makes the body acidic. If everyone did this simple test, who

thinks wireless radiation is so safe...they'd SEE

how quickly cell phones lower the body's PH. Especially those who already use

the PH testing strips and trying to get their PH levels UP.

I tell my cell phone toting friends, especially those who use the PH testing

strips all the time.... " Do this experiment: Take your PH before and after you

use a cell phone. "

The silence is deafening.

I carry a bottle of Baking Soda water with me, in my snack bag..whenever I have

to run errands. In between stops, I drink this and do sprays of Peppermint Water

in my mouth. Doing this helps keep my body alkalized and the Peppermnt water

prevents the nausea I used to get, just standing in front of hte registers.

then when I get home, I rinse my head (to discharge) and soak my feet in

Magnesium Chloride Oil with Baking Soda.

Lizzie

Sodium Bicarbonate Dosages and Treatments – IMVA

sodiumbicarbonate.imva.info/

Medical News Commentaries - Oral Dosages of Bicarbonate

www.imva.info/news/oral-dosages-of-bicarbonate.html

From: loni326@...

Date: Mon, 22 Aug 2011 16:37:19 -0700

Subject: RE: baking soda

What does the baking soda do? LOni

, 8/15/11, thode <lizt777@...> wrote:

From: thode <lizt777@...>

Subject: RE: baking soda

esens

Date: Monday, August 15, 2011, 7:03 PM

Hi,

I heard the same thing for years. Then I came across the following article;

which states that ARm & Hammer is aluminum free.

Liizzie

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Soda Company, which sells aluminum free baking soda. .... Mark Sircus said:

Sources for the products can be found at this site ...

From: f_gelber@...

Date: Tue, 16 Aug 2011 00:40:52 +0000

Subject: baking soda

It was brought to my attention that in using baking soda for personal

healthcare, we must purchase the aluminum free product as most baking sodas have

aluminum in them that is added during processing. I was led to purchase Bob's

Red Mill Baking Soda Aluminum Free. This product is available in some markets

and over the internet.

[Guest guest]

Yes this PH thing sounds very tricky and could cause a myriad of problems if you

mess with it. Loni

From: thode <lizt777@...>

Subject: RE: baking soda

esens

Date: Tuesday, August 23, 2011, 6:11 PM

I've gotten so used to it....it is slightly salty.

In the beginning, i used to squeeze some lemon juice in it...it does make it

taste better-

but warning: use a tall glass...it will FZZ like soda pop!

Lizzie

From: calicocat477@...

Date: Tue, 23 Aug 2011 11:47:49 -0700

Subject: RE: baking soda

A little salty, but otherwise not much of a taste.

Kathy

From: Loni <loni326@...>

Subject: RE: baking soda

How does it taste Lizzie

[Guest guest]

What do you mean " if you mess with it? "

because if someone's PH is acidic, not raising that PH spells disaster for

health.

**See link below.

Disease/ill health can only thrive in an acidic PH. Cancer cells/tumors are

always

found to be acidic. Inflammation equals acidic PH.

Yes, I agree, it can be tricky. It does take time, attention and dedication.

In the beginning, I thought, oh geez, another thing to have to pay attention to.

So I pretty much blew it off. Then later on, after trying a bunch of products

that'

were supposed to help raise the PH....expensive, didn't work...I threw my hands

up.

A little later, I kept running into articles on how important the PH was. Like

some

power/ force (whatever you want to call it) was putting this stuff in my

face...hey, you, wake up.

So I decided to take another look. That's when I found the info from Mark

Sircus,

and at the same time, found info that said wireless radiation makes the blood

acidic. So I started trying the Baking Soda...small amts at a time.

I don't remember how long it took before I stopped getting that yucky feeling

of having a burp stuck..I do know I kept at it because I did notice a

difference.

My PH back then was pretty low....it took quite awhile to get it to move UP.

I did find, that getting rid of all the wireless in my house, and reducing my

exposure- while keeping up with the Baking Soda, made a huge difference

in my PH. This was right when I connected the dots to the ES stuff.

I read tons of stuff...and decided to simplify. I do the bAking Soda, and

I put raw veggies (cukes, zucchini, peppers) on my plate with cooked

foods....I take raw garlic, crush it, mix it with organic Olive Oil, and

put it on my raw veggies ( raw garlic has a PH of: 13+). Beef is -34/ chicken is

-18 to -22

on the acid scale. Fresh Cucumbers are: +31--

I took the food combining and made it as easy for me as I could.

I just do the zucchini/cukes with the raw garlic....to offset the cooked

foods.

The point is: it doesn't have to be hard. I keep a bowl of crushed garlic

with the olive oil in my fridge. Meals, 2 out of 3, always include something

RAW. I don't count the acid/alkaline anymore...I just make sure I have

zuccini/cukes/peppers with raw garlic. For me, I feel better eating

this way. All I can say is, try it- or don't. But how will you know if

it works or makes you feel better, if ya don't try it?

And one meal isn't usually enough. Although I did feel a difference,

and one meal was enough for me to say: Hey, maybe there

is something to this stuff!

Lizzie

Alkalize or Die by Ted Baroody

www.ionizers.org/alkalizeordie.html

From: loni326@...

Date: Thu, 25 Aug 2011 08:38:41 -0700

Subject: RE: baking soda

Yes this PH thing sounds very tricky and could cause a myriad of problems if you

mess with it. Loni

From: thode <lizt777@...>

Subject: RE: baking soda

esens

Date: Tuesday, August 23, 2011, 6:11 PM

I've gotten so used to it....it is slightly salty.

In the beginning, i used to squeeze some lemon juice in it...it does make it

taste better-

but warning: use a tall glass...it will FZZ like soda pop!

Lizzie

From: calicocat477@...

Date: Tue, 23 Aug 2011 11:47:49 -0700

Subject: RE: baking soda

A little salty, but otherwise not much of a taste.

Kathy

From: Loni <loni326@...>

Subject: RE: baking soda

How does it taste Lizzie

[Guest guest]

In order to preserve the acidity in the stomach necessary for proper digestion I

will take baking soda no closer than 1 hour before a meal and will always wait

at least an hour and a half after a meal before taking it.

 

My favorite time to take it is just before going to bed.

I will add that for long term acid/alkaling balance it is best to use means

other than baking soda.

 

Tim

[Guest guest]

Marc, what do you take for your thyroid?

I have ACV Capsules because I can't handle the liquid but I don't take it every

day, only when my stomach acts up or feel clogged.

They added iodine to salt because of iodine deficiency and since everyone uses

salt it was an easy delivery system. I've never heard it was added because salt

causes an iodine deficiency. Gotta disagree with that author on that one.

Steve

>

> > " ...Apple Cider Vinegar is known to suppress the thyroid " ??

> > So, Apple Cider Vinegar is (to some degree) a goitrogen?

> > Where did you get this information? .. Or how do you know?

>

> Unfortunately, I experienced it first hand... being quite

> familiar with my own symptoms of hypothryoidism and

> when I need to take more thyroid support supplements.

>

> But, I also read it *somewhere*... it might have been in

> the book " Vermont Folk Medicine " by D.C. Jarvis, but doing

> a quick Google search I found the following page:

>

> http://www.earthclinic.com/CURES/thyroid.html

>

> Which includes this comment:

>

> " [WARNING!] 11/13/2007: Lana from Ormond, usa writes:

> " Ingesting ACV has long been used for medical treatment and is

> sometimes very effective.. HOWEVER, one should also take an

> iodine supplement, such as kelp tablets or kelp extracts while

> using this therapy. Extended ACV consumption can remove

> iodine from the body, and can result in thyroid problems. (Salt also

> causes the same problems which is why commercial salt has

> added iodine.) I learned all this back in the early 1970's, and have

> not found this important information on iodine/ACV interaction

> in any articles or books recently. However I have not covered

> your entire site. So in case no one has mentioned this yet, it

> really needs to be addressed. "

>

> This is followed by another comment from someone else

> who confirms this.

>

> Marc

>

[Guest guest]

--- At 09:42 AM 25 08 2011, Tim wrote:

>

>In order to preserve the acidity in the stomach necessary for proper digestion

I will take baking soda no closer than 1 hour before a meal and will always wait

at least an hour and a half after a meal before taking it.

>

>My favorite time to take it is just before going to bed.

>I will add that for long term acid/alkaling balance it is best to use means

other than baking soda.

>

'Alkalinizing' usually increases oxygen in the body, and that

tends to wake me up, not make me sleepy.

When I (rarely) take sodium/potassium-bicarb (if I feel " too acid " )

in the early morning (or at night), and then go back to sleep, the

increase in blood oxygen quickly wakes me up, with 'extra' energy,

and I cannot go back to sleep, even if I want to.

(Sometimes works quicker and better than caffeine.)

This wouldn't apply to someone who's already too alkaline.

JD

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, baking soda does a good job increasing oxygen & energy.

Kathy

'Alkalinizing' usually increases oxygen in the body, and that

tends to wake me up, not make me sleepy.

When I (rarely) take sodium/potassium-bicarb (if I feel " too acid " )

in the early morning (or at night), and then go back to sleep, the

increase in blood oxygen quickly wakes me up, with 'extra' energy,

and I cannot go back to sleep, even if I want to.

(Sometimes works quicker and better than caffeine.)

This wouldn't apply to someone who's already too alkaline.

JD

>

[Guest guest]

--- At 05:40 PM 25 08 2011, Loni wrote:

>

>What is the ratio Baking Soda to water? Loni

>

Anyone else know?

I generally use sodium/potassium-bicarbonate, i.e., " AlkaSeltzer Gold " (the type

with the gold-colored label).

And I have used 50/50 baking soda + ascorbic acid, to make effervescent sodium

ascorbate (pH-neutral vitamin C) -- using about 1/2 tsp each in about 6 ounces

of water.. It instantly stops allergic reactions, so it might help with EMF

sensitivity...

( Most vitamin C is made from GMO corn, so look for another kind.. )

JD

>

>>

>>In order to preserve the acidity in the stomach necessary for proper digestion

I will take baking soda no closer than 1 hour before a meal and will always wait

at least an hour and a half after a meal before taking it.

>>

>>My favorite time to take it is just before going to bed.

>>I will add that for long term acid/alkaling balance it is best to use means

other than baking soda.

>>

>

>'Alkalinizing' usually increases oxygen in the body, and that

>tends to wake me up, not make me sleepy.

>

>When I (rarely) take sodium/potassium-bicarb (if I feel " too acid " )

>in the early morning (or at night), and then go back to sleep, the

>increase in blood oxygen quickly wakes me up, with 'extra' energy,

>and I cannot go back to sleep, even if I want to.

>

>(Sometimes works quicker and better than caffeine.)

>

>This wouldn't apply to someone who's already too alkaline.

>

>JD

>

>

>

>

>

>

>