Re: One more thing about The Bath of Life

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Daddybob,Are you saying just a regular bath here?Pamelaransley <ransley@...> wrote: This is probably the last cross-post I'll do about this.I thought long and hard about just what it is, just what word is right todescribe what I feel from this simple thing.Energizing? Stimulating? Nah, not really, and I've already used up thosewords anyway, plus I've learned that anything that is energizing orstimulating sooner or later fades to normal. Pain relieving? Well sorta, but that's just not the right point to put onit.RESILIENCE! That's it. It imparts resilience. Resilience is the one bestword to describe what we lose as we age. And I do declare, I believe theresilience extends past the body and to the mind itself.I'm just feeling a lot more

resilient.I have not soaked in a tub for years and years. I'm a shower kind of guy,get it done quick and efficient. As I eagerly prepared to do my tub soaklast night, I had to ponder: "Just what is it about this thing that iscausing me, rush-around-like-a-Firetruck-Bob, to take at least 45 minutesout of my day to stop everything and soak in a tub then dry off slowly?"It's the resilience. It is making so much difference in how much and what Iaccomplish in my waking hours that I actually have plenty of time to do thisthing; furthermore if I don't do it, I'll lose out on productive time by notdoing it.And about those waking hours- at first this protocol yielded deep, long,restful sleep, 9-10-11 hours of sleep. Now that has turned into deep andrestful sleep in only about 6-7-8 hours a night. DaddybobNo virus found in this outgoing message.Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.516 / Virus

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>Daddybob,

Are you saying just a regular bath here?

Pamela<

No- I'll try to simplify it here.

If you are on chlorinated water, add some cheap ascorbic acid to the water

first, but I can't find the amount to use right now. My son knows more and

will be here today. Well water does not need this. Municipal water that has

been treated by Ozonation does not need this.

Buy dry flaked Nigari, I buy it here: www.naturalimportcompany.com.

Into a tub of hot water, as hot as you can stand it, throw a couple of

fistfuls of nigari flakes. I haven't measured it yet but that's at least a

cup.

Soak for at least 20 minutes. Longer may be better, but my water gets cold.

Dry by air and/or heat if possible. If not, pat dry do not rub. I would NOT

use towels that had been treated with fabric softener or dryer sheets.

I have taken many forms of magnesium for many years now and oral ingestion

of magnesium cannot touch this.

Daddybob

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Hi Daddybob,

I am just wondering where you get your Nigari flakes from. I am

interested in trying this but have no idea how to obtain some. I am

in Canada -are you aware of a place that will ship?

Thanks,

BB

>

> This is probably the last cross-post I'll do about this.

>

> I thought long and hard about just what it is, just what word is

right to

> describe what I feel from this simple thing.

>

> Energizing? Stimulating? Nah, not really, and I've already used up those

> words anyway, plus I've learned that anything that is energizing or

> stimulating sooner or later fades to normal.

>

> Pain relieving? Well sorta, but that's just not the right point to

put on

> it.

>

> RESILIENCE! That's it. It imparts resilience. Resilience is the one best

> word to describe what we lose as we age. And I do declare, I believe the

> resilience extends past the body and to the mind itself.

>

> I'm just feeling a lot more resilient.

>

> I have not soaked in a tub for years and years. I'm a shower kind of

guy,

> get it done quick and efficient. As I eagerly prepared to do my tub soak

> last night, I had to ponder: " Just what is it about this thing that is

> causing me, rush-around-like-a-Firetruck-Bob, to take at least 45

minutes

> out of my day to stop everything and soak in a tub then dry off slowly? "

>

> It's the resilience. It is making so much difference in how much and

what I

> accomplish in my waking hours that I actually have plenty of time to

do this

> thing; furthermore if I don't do it, I'll lose out on productive

time by not

> doing it.

>

> And about those waking hours- at first this protocol yielded deep, long,

> restful sleep, 9-10-11 hours of sleep. Now that has turned into deep and

> restful sleep in only about 6-7-8 hours a night.

>

> Daddybob

>

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BB, I found some at a Japanese store and they work wonder full . I asked around some of Japanese restaurants make their own Tofu you might be able to purchase some there Tedb_blackthorn70 <b_blackthorn70@...> wrote: Hi Daddybob,I am just wondering where you get your Nigari flakes from. I aminterested in trying this but have no idea how to obtain some. I amin Canada -are you aware of a place that will ship?Thanks,BB>> This is probably the last cross-post I'll do about this.> > I thought long and hard about just what it is, just what word isright to> describe what I feel from this simple thing.> > Energizing? Stimulating? Nah, not really, and I've already used up those> words anyway, plus I've learned that anything that is energizing or> stimulating sooner or later fades to normal. > > Pain relieving? Well sorta, but that's just not the right point toput on> it.> > RESILIENCE! That's it. It imparts resilience. Resilience is the one best> word to describe what we lose as we age. And I do declare, I believe the> resilience extends past the body and to the mind itself.> > I'm just feeling a

lot more resilient.> > I have not soaked in a tub for years and years. I'm a shower kind ofguy,> get it done quick and efficient. As I eagerly prepared to do my tub soak> last night, I had to ponder: "Just what is it about this thing that is> causing me, rush-around-like-a-Firetruck-Bob, to take at least 45minutes> out of my day to stop everything and soak in a tub then dry off slowly?"> > It's the resilience. It is making so much difference in how much andwhat I> accomplish in my waking hours that I actually have plenty of time todo this> thing; furthermore if I don't do it, I'll lose out on productivetime by not> doing it.> > And about those waking hours- at first this protocol yielded deep, long,> restful sleep, 9-10-11 hours of sleep. Now that has turned into deep and> restful sleep in only about 6-7-8 hours a night. > >

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