Re: MMS and Angina and HALOGENs and Borax

[Guest guest]

wrote: >Wow, never heard that before about borax counteracting

fluoride. I tried searching the Web for more info and came across a " 1/8

teaspoon of borax to 1 liter of water " formula. Has anyone tried this

before?<

No but I'm glad to hear it. I've been posting info for a while that Ascorbic

Acid Does the same thing, but have run across something that says if the

water was treated with chloramine, as opposed to just chlorine, that it may

be harder to rid the water of the chemicals. If I had municipal water and

wanted to soak in anything, I'd do both of these along with whatever the

desired soaking substance is (mag chloride, mag sulfate, etc.) DB

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12:33 PM

[Guest guest]

>The borax works because it is mostly magnesium and magnesium displaces

flouride.<

If that's the case, then one could take a magnesium chloride soak in any

municipal water without any other worry. This would be really good news. Is

there anything out there to back this up? Three of my children could take

take TMT soaks at their homes with no trouble if this is for real. DB

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10:34 AM

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Also there is no magnesium in borax.

greg

>Wow, never heard that before about borax

counteracting

> fluoride. I tried searching the Web for more info and came

across a " 1/8

> teaspoon of borax to 1 liter of water " formula. Has anyone

tried this

> before?<

>

> No but I'm glad to hear it. I've been posting info for a

while that Ascorbic

> Acid Does the same thing, but have run across something that

says if the

> water was treated with chloramine, as opposed to just

chlorine, that it may

> be harder to rid the water of the chemicals. If I had

municipal water and

> wanted to soak in anything, I'd do both of these along with

whatever the

> desired soaking substance is (mag chloride, mag sulfate,

etc.) DB

>