help!

July 7, 2007

IME - my feet! lol

if your calluses are really bad you have to use a

pumice stone... it takes time and then keep good

maintenance on your feet...

are you looking for a recipe or a method?

If it's for yourself it is prolly worht the cost of a

professional pedicure...

then keep them up...

HTH

Willow

--- " Ms. Boyd " <skysthelimitii@...> wrote:

> What is a good exfoliator for heels,soles and toes.

> I need a good

> callus remover. I've tried everything. Thanks!

>

July 7, 2007

When I do pedicures at work I will only use drywall screen, the stuff you get at

the hardware store in medium grade that they use for sanding drywall. It will

take all callus' off and leave your heels nice and smooth, much better than

pumice. Oh and it works amazingly on toilets also...removes all stains and hard

mineral build up super fast without scratching like pumice does...HTH's...Heidi

" Ms. Boyd " <skysthelimitii@...> wrote: What is a good exfoliator

for heels,soles and toes. I need a good

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July 8, 2007

I use a wet pumice stone. Works best for me ;o)

Sherry

http://www.AuntHelens.com

> What is a good exfoliator for heels,soles and toes. I need a good

> callus remover. I've tried everything. Thanks!

July 8, 2007

cool Heidi - thanks for sharing. I may have to try

that...dry wall screen.

I have used pumice on the toilets out here but ahven't

had any problems scratching the commode - in fact I

often wished it would work a little faster - maybe

that screening will. I don't know about my feet tho -

I have diabetes and staph issues.

Thanks again,

Willow

--- Mibmama <mibmama@...> wrote:

> When I do pedicures at work I will only use drywall

> screen, the stuff you get at the hardware store in

> medium grade that they use for sanding drywall. It

>

July 8, 2007

I just heard on another list someone recommending dry

wall screening..??

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--- Sherry Brown <soapgoddess@...> wrote:

> I use a wet pumice stone. Works best for me ;o)

>

> Sherry

> http://www.AuntHelens.com

> > What is a good exfoliator for heels,soles and

> toes. I need a good

> > callus remover. I've tried everything. Thanks!

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

July 9, 2007

Medium Grade Drywall Screen...Who knew???

I'm going to go get some tomorow

Thanks

Donna (delurking)

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July 11, 2007

If you have hard callouses on yoru feet try alpha hydroxy cream. I

got some that was too strong for my face and it worked great to soften

my feet so I could take off the calloused skin with my fingers.

Sweeney

July 18, 2007

>

> What is a good exfoliator for heels,soles and toes. I need a good

> callus remover. I've tried everything. Thanks!

>

I use a sponge sanding block to remove callus and even edges left by a

nail clipper. I have done this for friends as well a pumise stone

works well for the maintenance but if there gets to be a build up a

med grade sanding block works wonders and like sanding wood you can

feel the difference and the block forms to the foot or toes

July 19, 2007

One of the best foot exfoliators is actually table salt. A good scrub recipe is

1 part salt to 1/2 part oil to 1/2 part shower gel of some sort. The shower gel

allows it to rinse away without that extreme greasy feel. Scrub with a pumice or

foot file and your feet will feel nice and smooth, then lather on a good

moisturizer like shea butter. If you do it daily/nightly for like a week or so,

you will see a big difference.

Dennis <mn_demonn@...> wrote:

>

> What is a good exfoliator for heels,soles and toes. I need a good

> callus remover. I've tried everything. Thanks!

>

I use a sponge sanding block to remove callus and even edges left by a

nail clipper. I have done this for friends as well a pumise stone

works well for the maintenance but if there gets to be a build up a

med grade sanding block works wonders and like sanding wood you can

feel the difference and the block forms to the foot or toes

Praise the LORD. Give thanks to the LORD, for He is good; His love endures

forever. ~Psalm 106:1~

Aneta Wells

July 19, 2007

Hi Im Medy from the Philippines. Best use for me is

the petroluem jelly. apply it every night before

going to bed, then wear sock and u wil see the effect

in the morning. That is how it works!

hope this will help....

--- ANETA WELLS <anetawells@...> wrote:

> One of the best foot exfoliators is actually table

> salt. A good scrub recipe is 1 part salt to 1/2

> part oil to 1/2 part shower gel of some sort. The

> shower gel allows it to rinse away without that

> extreme greasy feel. Scrub with a pumice or foot

> file and your feet will feel nice and smooth, then

> lather on a good moisturizer like shea butter. If

> you do it daily/nightly for like a week or so, you

> will see a big difference.

>

> Dennis <mn_demonn@...> wrote:

> >

> > What is a good exfoliator for heels,soles and

> toes. I need a good

> > callus remover. I've tried everything. Thanks!

> >

> I use a sponge sanding block to remove callus and

> even edges left by a

> nail clipper. I have done this for friends as well a

> pumise stone

> works well for the maintenance but if there gets to

> be a build up a

> med grade sanding block works wonders and like

> sanding wood you can

> feel the difference and the block forms to the foot

> or toes

>

> Praise the LORD. Give thanks to the LORD, for He

> is good; His love endures forever. ~Psalm 106:1~

>

> Aneta Wells

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

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September 12, 2007

In message <fc9km9+tss6eGroups> you wrote:

> My sister is at the hospital right now undergoing tests for unusual

> abdominal fluid with a severely bloated belly. She said it may have

> started after she drank a small amount of an older/stronger KT that

> had been in the back of her frig. It still had the scoby in it.

>

> Has anyone ever experienced or heard of anything like this? I'm sure

> the doc's she is dealing with are not familiar with KT and might not

> understand it.

>

> Any advise?

Hi Pamela, Bloating of the tummy often occurs after drinking Kombucha

as a strong detox reaction.

Did your sister drink water while she had the KT?

Generally speaking, any fermented, probiotic food/drink can cause

reactions in the gut, usually wind and bloating with accompanying tunes ;-0

Sauerkraut comes to mind, amother probiotic fermented food which is called

the broom of the gut. ;0) You can imagine the rest ;-)

This happens, because our diet usually is lacking the enzymes and/or

roughage/fibre and plain water that makes the gut work well.

When your sister returns and still gives Kombucha her confidence, she

should drink only very small amounts of KT (2 oz maybe) 2 or 3 times

daily and at least 4 oz of water every time closely with it and as the days

go by very gradually increase the amount of KT she drinks.

Flatulance which rather feels like 'fatulance' is normally nothing to

worry about, although it is annoying at the time ....

God bless you,

Margret:-)

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September 12, 2007

In message <fc9km9+tss6eGroups> you wrote:

> My sister is at the hospital right now undergoing tests for unusual

> abdominal fluid with a severely bloated belly. She said it may have

> started after she drank a small amount of an older/stronger KT that

> had been in the back of her frig. It still had the scoby in it.

>

> Has anyone ever experienced or heard of anything like this? I'm sure

> the doc's she is dealing with are not familiar with KT and might not

> understand it.

>

> Any advise?

Hi Pamela, Bloating of the tummy often occurs after drinking Kombucha

as a strong detox reaction.

Did your sister drink water while she had the KT?

Generally speaking, any fermented, probiotic food/drink can cause

reactions in the gut, usually wind and bloating with accompanying tunes ;-0

Sauerkraut comes to mind, amother probiotic fermented food which is called

the broom of the gut. ;0) You can imagine the rest ;-)

This happens, because our diet usually is lacking the enzymes and/or

roughage/fibre and plain water that makes the gut work well.

When your sister returns and still gives Kombucha her confidence, she

should drink only very small amounts of KT (2 oz maybe) 2 or 3 times

daily and at least 4 oz of water every time closely with it and as the days

go by very gradually increase the amount of KT she drinks.

Flatulance which rather feels like 'fatulance' is normally nothing to

worry about, although it is annoying at the time ....

God bless you,

Margret:-)

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September 12, 2007

Could the stronger KT have begun a cleansing action that was not able

to finish because of an impacted colon?

I'm not giving any advice, but I know if that happened to me, the

first thing I'd do is get a colon hydrotherapy treatment to get

everything out.

Again..this is not advice, and may not be the right thing for your

sister. What foods did she eat at that time? Any leads there?

I just see more and more people starting cleanses for various things

without first making sure the colon is cleaned out and in good

working order.

If long held toxins start moving out of wherever they have been

stored, they need to exit the body as fast as possible. Even if it's

food poisoning, same thing.

I'm curious to know what are the doctors doing with her? Hospitals

used to have colon hydrotherapy units, but decided it took too long

and was not cost effective (even though using pure water is so safe).

Now they use drugs instead. Maybe there are other aspects to consider

as well, and hospitals have all kinds of diagnostic equipment.

Silani

On Sep 12, 2007, at 2:11 PM, uuhhuhoo wrote:

> My sister is at the hospital right now undergoing tests for unusual

> abdominal fluid with a severely bloated belly. She said it may have

> started after she drank a small amount of an older/stronger KT that

> had been in the back of her frig. It still had the scoby in it.

>

> Has anyone ever experienced or heard of anything like this? I'm sure

> the doc's she is dealing with are not familiar with KT and might not

> understand it.

>

> Any advise?

September 12, 2007

Could the stronger KT have begun a cleansing action that was not able

to finish because of an impacted colon?

I'm not giving any advice, but I know if that happened to me, the

first thing I'd do is get a colon hydrotherapy treatment to get

everything out.

Again..this is not advice, and may not be the right thing for your

sister. What foods did she eat at that time? Any leads there?

I just see more and more people starting cleanses for various things

without first making sure the colon is cleaned out and in good

working order.

If long held toxins start moving out of wherever they have been

stored, they need to exit the body as fast as possible. Even if it's

food poisoning, same thing.

I'm curious to know what are the doctors doing with her? Hospitals

used to have colon hydrotherapy units, but decided it took too long

and was not cost effective (even though using pure water is so safe).

Now they use drugs instead. Maybe there are other aspects to consider

as well, and hospitals have all kinds of diagnostic equipment.

Silani

On Sep 12, 2007, at 2:11 PM, uuhhuhoo wrote:

> My sister is at the hospital right now undergoing tests for unusual

> abdominal fluid with a severely bloated belly. She said it may have

> started after she drank a small amount of an older/stronger KT that

> had been in the back of her frig. It still had the scoby in it.

>

> Has anyone ever experienced or heard of anything like this? I'm sure

> the doc's she is dealing with are not familiar with KT and might not

> understand it.

>

> Any advise?

September 12, 2007

Hi Pamela,

While anything is possible, chances are the KT had nothing to do with

your sisters problems. I certainly hope not! The only thing that would

cause problems would be mold and mold is visible. If it was too acidic

like vinegar, she probably wouldn't have had much of it to drink.

I have personally kept Kombucha refrigerated, sealed in a bottle for

over three years. It tasted like fine Champagne when we finally opened

the bottle and it had fine carbonation like Champagne as well. I have

kept many more bottles for a year or more with no problems whatsoever.

Hope things go well for your sister and that she feels better soon.

Peace, Love and Harmony,

Bev

>

> My sister is at the hospital right now undergoing tests for unusual

> abdominal fluid with a severely bloated belly. She said it may have

> started after she drank a small amount of an older/stronger KT that

> had been in the back of her frig. It still had the scoby in it.

>

> Has anyone ever experienced or heard of anything like this? I'm sure

> the doc's she is dealing with are not familiar with KT and might not

> understand it.

>

> Any advise?

>

> Thank you,

> Pamela

>

September 12, 2007