Rash

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Thanks Dana. I had the word toxicity on my brain b/c I had just been

reading on your site about it. LOL I was meaning specifically if a

rash could be caused by the chelation. While he does take Vit A

(CLO) he's been at higher doses than he currently is and been ok, so

I suspect it's the chelation this time. I could be wrong. I will

keep an eye on it and see if it changes.

Thanks again!

Wyndie

> > My son is doing the cutler low dose protocol. He's finishing up

a

> > round and all the sudden he has this pretty severe rash on his

bottom

> > near his back. He did wet the bed and I don't know if he laid in

it

> > for a while and his skin is just irritated b/c of it, or if it's

a

> > toxicity rash. Can someone describe a toxicity rash for me or

link me

> > to a picture please?

>

>

> If you mean vitamin A toxicity, the first requirement is that you

need

> to be giving him vitamin A. If you are, then my son's vitamin A

> toxicity rash resembled a piece of sandpaper on top of his skin.

Lots

> of rough red pinprick bumps in clusters, and the clusters would

spread

> each day. Yes, it was itchy. It took about a week to go away once

I

> removed all vitamin A.

>

> My #4 had toxicity rash last week because I started giving her a

small

> dose of CLO every day [1000 IU], and it only took about 2-3 days for

> her to reach toxicity. Her rash looked like a bright red sunburn

> underneath her left eye. So depending on the child, toxicity can be

> reached with just a daily USRDA dose of vitamin A. And there are

> apparently more than one type of rash, and some kids have symptoms

> *other* than rash. There are several symptoms listed on this page

>

> http://www.danasview.net/vitamina.htm

>

> Dana

>

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>>I was meaning specifically if a

> rash could be caused by the chelation.

I have read that it can. Sometimes it is a reaction to the chelator

[cream/TD are common for this problem], sometimes it is yeast, and

sometimes it is for other reasons.

Dana

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Hi - Madison had the sideburn rash. I have found that washing the helmet with baby soap works. Also, apply some hydrocortizone to the infected area, that really clears the rash up. Lastly, I have been putting a very slim piece of cotton in the helmet which covers the parts that irritate her face. I use double sided tape to keep the cotton in place and then I apply a lot of cornstarch. This process has worked wonders. Madison 9.5 monthssunshinyday01 <sunshinyday01@...> wrote: Hi I was just wondering if anyone else has had a problem with a rash with a starband. My twins have been wearing thier bands since feb and about 2 months ago they both got a horriable rash across thier forheads and down both sides of the sideburns.The ortho told me to try washing the bands with Woollite and to wait till the rash cleared up to put the bands back on. Well after washing it 3 times I put the bands back on. Vedder's band was fine but yesturday he broke out in a rash again. Gabrile has not been wearing his b/c he has swollen lymph nodes. I was wondering does anyone have any suggestions on what to do about Vedder and his rash. Or anything I can try to clean the band with that may help. Thanks.Sunshine, mommie to and Vedder, starband since 2/16/06

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I started Sarsaparilla months ago & only recently added the J.

Knotweed. I have not yet introduced the andrographis, as I know I need

to introduce things slowly. So I feel JK was the culprit. Thanks for

the suggestion, anyway.

Edith

>

> Edith, I developed a mild rash around my neck and chest after several

> months of herbs. I have tracked it down to andrographis; but it

didn't

> express right away. Of course, its a good idea to do a trial off and

on

> to see if its resveratrol, but if not, andro may be the culprit.

> jo

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Hi Debbie,

My 7 yo had the same sort of rash that can also be helped sometimes with

creams, but it returns for him by ingesting wheat/gluten. Avoiding wheat and

gluten is the only thing that allows him to stop it completely. Is your CLO

gluten free? What about her diet?

We found the wheat allergy with a blood test at my son's gastroenterologist.

Hope this helps,

Joni

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3. rash on bottom and elbows...

Posted by: " debbloch " debra.bloch@... debbloch

Date: Mon Jul 16, 2007 7:48 am ((PDT))

Hi, My daughter (9yo) has an itchy rash - little bumps at the bottom

of her spine and on her bottom cheeks, as well as on her elbows (outer

elbow). The rash does not continue between the cheeks.

Her doctor gave me a cortisone-based cream, which indeed cleared it

up, but it keeps coming back (and I really don't want to keep putting

cotisone on her!!!!!). My husband wonders if it could be the enzymes

(zyme prime or peptizyde) or the CLO that she takes daily.

I wonder if it isn't something else (yeast, viral)??? Any thoughts?

Thanks,

Debbie

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Hi Lily,

some redness that fades when the band is off can be normal. My

daughter's head was always pink/red where the band was holding her

growth. in her case that was on the sides since she had brachy. It

wasn't rashy or irritated looking, and if faded while the band was

off (though not completely). Also she had heat rash a few times in

the side burn area when it was hot and she was sweaty. for this we

used some hydrocortizone cream rubbed in and dried before replacing

the band. This was only a few times, and you don't want to use

hydrocortizone daily. Other than that I don't think a rash is

normal. Let us know what you figure out.

-christine

sydney 20 mo starband grad.

>

> Hi all,

>

> We started star band last Friday. We've noticed red rash along the

> cheeks and the back of the neck. The doctor said it's normal. Is

there

> any one experienced this? I'm concerned if this will leave

permanent

> scar on my baby's cheek. Any response is very appreciated.

>

> Also, the band moves forward sitting right above the eyes when the

> baby craws. We have to push it back always.

>

> Thank you so much!

> Lily

>

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I'm not sure what kind of band you have - but we had a hanger and it took a bit for the fit to be right - and it was a bit loose in the beginning but she grew into it in about a week - Thier heads grow so fast!

As far as rash - if there is a "pressure" mark - like when you cross your legs for awile and it is red - but it doesn;t go away after an hour - then the band needs to be adjusted.

If it is just irritated like a heat rash - try hydrocortizone cream - but don't let it get angry - Take the band off for a break every now and then.

And CALL THE ORTHO! They need to be aware of everything that is happening so that they can give you thier advice on what to do.

Jen and Luli - 21 months

Left tort - Right Plagio - Hanger Band Grad - CA

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rash

Hi all,

We started star band last Friday. We've noticed red rash along the

cheeks and the back of the neck. The doctor said it's normal. Is there

any one experienced this? I'm concerned if this will leave permanent

scar on my baby's cheek. Any response is very appreciated.

Also, the band moves forward sitting right above the eyes when the

baby craws. We have to push it back always.

Thank you so much!

Lily

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My little one also had this rash. Our Ortho made a

couple adjustments and I started using Aveeno Baby

lotion. I lotion her up well and let it have a chance

to soak into her skin before putting her helmet back

on.

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Krista,

I used to get a heated rash after getting out of the shower... I never got this prior to implants... I wonder if you maybe coming sensitive to the chlorine in your water and soaps being used... Even though you have not changed soaps, you maybe coming sensitive to the chemicals... I used this soap called goats milk soap, bought at meijer, walmart, etc... It is all natural soap... Try to stop all chemical products... Use more natural soap and try olive oil instead of lotion... I did this for a while and it stopped after explant... I used to get a rash, hard to tell if the same in the picture you sent, but looked similar, except mine was more on my chest and face... They do sell something you can put on your shower to filter chlorine, I never could afford it so I did the Epsom salt baths, which seemed to work... I do think implants is the culprit, since systemic illness we usually become highly sensitive to chemical products, that prior to implants we could use no problem, after implants we have to steer clear.

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Rogene,

yes it could be yeast... That is alot of our problems... I wonder if she has any anti-fungals..

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Krista to me it looks a little like you shaved and used maybe a razor

that sat on the tub and could have got a little icky. I swear that

has happened to me before. Alergic reaction to soap you shaved with

maybe. Have you started using any new soaps or bubble bath or

anything that you could be sensitive to. I would put hydrocortizone

on it and it will probably go away soon. Stress can also make us get

skin rashes out of the blue. Take care Jenn

>

> Okay- So this isn't my proudest moment, but for the last week or

so, I've noticed this strange rash on my leg. I thought it would go

away, but it hasn't yet.

> I'm attaching a picture (hopefully, if I can figure it out,) of the

the crook of my knee where the rash is on both legs.

> Has anyone had a rash like this? Is it implant related? Anyone know

what is causing it? Should I be alarmed?

> Thanks All!

> Love, Krista

>

>

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Jenn- I'm glad to hear that someone else has had this type of rash

before, it freaked me out the first time I saw it! I thought " oh know,

what know?! " I'm going to go switch out my razor now. I don't think I

have any new soaps or anything. I thought maybe it could be from

lotion, but I haven't been using a new lotion either.

You're probably right, it probably is from all the stress..augh!

Thanks!

~Krista

> >

> > Okay- So this isn't my proudest moment, but for the last week or

> so, I've noticed this strange rash on my leg. I thought it would go

> away, but it hasn't yet.

> > I'm attaching a picture (hopefully, if I can figure it out,) of the

> the crook of my knee where the rash is on both legs.

> > Has anyone had a rash like this? Is it implant related? Anyone know

> what is causing it? Should I be alarmed?

> > Thanks All!

> > Love, Krista

> >

> >

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Oh Do you take really HOT baths? Hugs Jenn-- In

, " Krista "

<seekingthetruthaboutimplants@...> wrote:

>

> Jenn- I'm glad to hear that someone else has had this type of rash

> before, it freaked me out the first time I saw it! I thought " oh

know,

> what know?! " I'm going to go switch out my razor now. I don't think

I

> have any new soaps or anything. I thought maybe it could be from

> lotion, but I haven't been using a new lotion either.

> You're probably right, it probably is from all the stress..augh!

> Thanks!

> ~Krista

>

>

> > >

> > > Okay- So this isn't my proudest moment, but for the last week

or

> > so, I've noticed this strange rash on my leg. I thought it would

go

> > away, but it hasn't yet.

> > > I'm attaching a picture (hopefully, if I can figure it out,) of

the

> > the crook of my knee where the rash is on both legs.

> > > Has anyone had a rash like this? Is it implant related? Anyone

know

> > what is causing it? Should I be alarmed?

> > > Thanks All!

> > > Love, Krista

> > >

> > >

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> >

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[Guest guest]

Jenn- No, I haven't taken any baths since before the surgery. I don't

think you are supposed to take baths for like a month after surgery

(bad to soak the sutures.)

~Krista

> > > >

> > > > Okay- So this isn't my proudest moment, but for the last week

> or

> > > so, I've noticed this strange rash on my leg. I thought it would

> go

> > > away, but it hasn't yet.

> > > > I'm attaching a picture (hopefully, if I can figure it out,) of

> the

> > > the crook of my knee where the rash is on both legs.

> > > > Has anyone had a rash like this? Is it implant related? Anyone

> know

> > > what is causing it? Should I be alarmed?

> > > > Thanks All!

> > > > Love, Krista

> > > >

> > > >

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Krista,I'd try to think of what may have caused it . . . Have you worn anything different than usual that makes contact in that area?Are the red areas raised, or lower than the rest of your skin? Since so many things are fungal with us, you might try using some jock itch ointment for a few days to see if it helps. . . . If it's itchy, you may want to put caldryl (I don't know how to spell it) lotion on it. The main thing is to avoid an infection. . . Hugs,Rogene

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There is something called a "crystal ball" that you can put in your tub for a few minutes before bathing to remove chlorine . . . Since it's used over and over, it's rather inexpensive.I've been in some places where I can't stand the smell of the water! . . . or drink it . .. way too much chlorine.hugs,Rogene

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Krista ~

Rashes come for all kinds of reasons.

Has it developed since the weather got

so cold there? Does it itch or anything ?

Hope it goes away spoon. One thing that

works well, is while you are wet, in the shower

have a spray bottle with oil and water mix in it,

about 1/5 th of oil, the rest water. Spray it on

you and smoothe in. If need be, pat dry.

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Hi Rogene- No, I can't think of anything that I have done different

lately, other then taking a few new supplements. I wonder if I had an

allergic reaction to one of them??

They aren't itchy, raised and they don't hurt. They just look like a

bunch of little red dots splashed on my legs.

I'm going to go to the store today and get some hydrocortisone like

Jenn suggested...hopefully that helps!

~Krista

>

> Krista,

>

> I'd try to think of what may have caused it . . . Have you worn

anything different than usual that makes contact in that area?

>

> Are the red areas raised, or lower than the rest of your skin?

>

> Since so many things are fungal with us, you might try using some

jock itch ointment for a few days to see if it helps. . . .

>

> If it's itchy, you may want to put caldryl (I don't know how to

spell it) lotion on it.

>

> The main thing is to avoid an infection. . .

>

> Hugs,

>

> Rogene

>

[Guest guest]

- I think you may be on to something....if I go in a pool or hot

tub with HIGH amounts of cholrine, I've gotta a rash similar to this

one. Perhaps, even just small amounts of cholrine is bothering my skin

now because of the implants....augh!

I will go get some new soap today too and try a different lotion.

Thanks !

Love, Krista

>

> Krista,

>

> I used to get a heated rash after getting out of the shower... I

never got

> this prior to implants... I wonder if you maybe coming sensitive to

the chlorine

> in your water and soaps being used... Even though you have not

changed soaps,

> you maybe coming sensitive to the chemicals... I used this soap

called goats

> milk soap, bought at meijer, walmart, etc... It is all natural

soap... Try to

> stop all chemical products... Use more natural soap and try olive

oil instead

> of lotion... I did this for a while and it stopped after explant...

I used to

> get a rash, hard to tell if the same in the picture you sent, but

looked

> similar, except mine was more on my chest and face... They do sell

something you

> can put on your shower to filter chlorine, I never could afford it

so I did the

> Epsom salt baths, which seemed to work... I do think implants is

the culprit,

> since systemic illness we usually become highly sensitive to chemical

> products, that prior to implants we could use no problem, after

implants we have to

> steer clear.

>

> God Bless,

>

> ~

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

This sounds like petechiae.

Read this definition and see if it sounds like yours, Krista. They

are sometimes associated with autoimmune disease. I had them on my

legs when I got my implants.

Patty

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Definition of Petechiae

Petechiae: Pinpoint flat round red spots under the skin surface

caused by intradermal hemorrhage (bleeding into the skin). Petechiae

are red because they contain red blood that has leaked from the

capillaries into the skin. Petechiae are quite tiny (less than 3

millimeters in diameter) and do not blanch when pressed upon.

There are many conditions in which petechiae may be seen. These

conditions range from very minor to very major. The common causes of

petechiae include local injury and trauma, allergic reactions,

autoimmune diseases, viral infections that impair blood coagulation

(clotting), thrombocythemia (an abnormally high platelet level),

certain medical treatments such as radiation and chemotherapy,

idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP), leukemia and other bone

marrow malignancies that may lower the number of platelets, and

sepsis (bloodstream infection). Petechiae are commonly seen right

after birth in the newborn and after violent vomiting or coughing.

Drugs such as the anticoagulants warfarin (Coumadin) or heparin,

aspirin, and cortisone can also cause petechiae.

> >

> > Krista,

> >

> > I'd try to think of what may have caused it . . . Have you worn

> anything different than usual that makes contact in that area?

> >

> > Are the red areas raised, or lower than the rest of your skin?

> >

> > Since so many things are fungal with us, you might try using some

> jock itch ointment for a few days to see if it helps. . . .

> >

> > If it's itchy, you may want to put caldryl (I don't know how to

> spell it) lotion on it.

> >

> > The main thing is to avoid an infection. . .

> >

> > Hugs,

> >

> > Rogene

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Krista,

is right about the chlorine. I'm not sure how far you've read

in the Maker's Diet, but Rubins advises all people w/ immune problems

to stay away from swimming pools and avoid tap water. He recommends

a water filter to eliminate the chlorine. It took my husband less

than 5 mintues to install. How is your rash today? Love, PH

> >

> > Krista,

> >

> > I used to get a heated rash after getting out of the shower... I

> never got

> > this prior to implants... I wonder if you maybe coming sensitive

to

> the chlorine

> > in your water and soaps being used... Even though you have not

> changed soaps,

> > you maybe coming sensitive to the chemicals... I used this soap

> called goats

> > milk soap, bought at meijer, walmart, etc... It is all natural

> soap... Try to

> > stop all chemical products... Use more natural soap and try olive

> oil instead

> > of lotion... I did this for a while and it stopped after

explant...

> I used to

> > get a rash, hard to tell if the same in the picture you sent, but

> looked

> > similar, except mine was more on my chest and face... They do sell

> something you

> > can put on your shower to filter chlorine, I never could afford it

> so I did the

> > Epsom salt baths, which seemed to work... I do think implants is

> the culprit,

> > since systemic illness we usually become highly sensitive to

chemical

> > products, that prior to implants we could use no problem, after

> implants we have to

> > steer clear.

> >

> > God Bless,

> >

> > ~

> >

> >

> >

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> >

>

[Guest guest]

Krista,

I figured out the chlorine thing by pure luck... I did water fitness every morning... God Implants and then the rash.. Then to sick to do water fitness.. I noticed this rash and it was heated when I got out of the shower... Hope it works....

God Bless,

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PH- I'm waaaaaaaaaaaaay behind on posts. I'm trying to get so much

done before the busy week arrives and my sis gets into town, so I

haven't been able to get on the computer much.

The rash is actually looking better. It isn't completely gone, but it

has definitely faded.

I finished The Maker's Diet last week and I do remember him saying to

stay away from chlorine. We have a filter on the water we drink, I

guess I need to install one in the shower too!

Are we still on for starting the diet in January?

Love, Krista

> > >

> > > Krista,

> > >

> > > I used to get a heated rash after getting out of the shower... I

> > never got

> > > this prior to implants... I wonder if you maybe coming sensitive

> to

> > the chlorine

> > > in your water and soaps being used... Even though you have not

> > changed soaps,

> > > you maybe coming sensitive to the chemicals... I used this soap

> > called goats

> > > milk soap, bought at meijer, walmart, etc... It is all natural

> > soap... Try to

> > > stop all chemical products... Use more natural soap and try olive

> > oil instead

> > > of lotion... I did this for a while and it stopped after

> explant...

> > I used to

> > > get a rash, hard to tell if the same in the picture you sent, but

> > looked

> > > similar, except mine was more on my chest and face... They do sell

> > something you

> > > can put on your shower to filter chlorine, I never could afford it

> > so I did the

> > > Epsom salt baths, which seemed to work... I do think implants is

> > the culprit,

> > > since systemic illness we usually become highly sensitive to

> chemical

> > > products, that prior to implants we could use no problem, after

> > implants we have to

> > > steer clear.

> > >

> > > God Bless,

> > >

> > > ~

> > >

> > >

> > >

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> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Krista,

Glad the rash is improving. Yeah, it's a good idea to install the

filters. We put one on the kitchen sink and the shower, but I want

to put one on the tub and the bathroom sink too...just haven't had

the time or the money or the energy!

Of course I'm all for starting the Maker's Diet on the 1st! It'll be

great to share recipes and encouragement. I bought more GOL

SuperSeed today and have been mixing it with kefir and it's really

good.

Also, while I was at Whole Foods, the butcher and the chef took me

around the store, giving me great, easy ideas for simple, nutritious

meals. I told them I love the spicy morrocan baby lamb chops but

they only have them on occasion. So they told me how to make

something similar and it's super easy. Hopefully it'll turn out

good. My husband and the boys are going out of town tomorrow for a b-

day party so I'm going to get creative in the kitchen and do my DMSA

mercury challenge.

Only 5 more days til your sis comes in. Are you ready? Love, PH

-- In , " Krista "

<seekingthetruthaboutimplants@...> wrote:

>

> PH- I'm waaaaaaaaaaaaay behind on posts. I'm trying to get so much

> done before the busy week arrives and my sis gets into town, so I

> haven't been able to get on the computer much.

> The rash is actually looking better. It isn't completely gone, but

it

> has definitely faded.

> I finished The Maker's Diet last week and I do remember him saying

to

> stay away from chlorine. We have a filter on the water we drink, I

> guess I need to install one in the shower too!

> Are we still on for starting the diet in January?

> Love, Krista

>

>

> > > >

> > > > Krista,

> > > >

> > > > I used to get a heated rash after getting out of the

shower... I

> > > never got

> > > > this prior to implants... I wonder if you maybe coming

sensitive

> > to

> > > the chlorine

> > > > in your water and soaps being used... Even though you have not

> > > changed soaps,

> > > > you maybe coming sensitive to the chemicals... I used this

soap

> > > called goats

> > > > milk soap, bought at meijer, walmart, etc... It is all natural

> > > soap... Try to

> > > > stop all chemical products... Use more natural soap and try

olive

> > > oil instead

> > > > of lotion... I did this for a while and it stopped after

> > explant...

> > > I used to

> > > > get a rash, hard to tell if the same in the picture you sent,

but

> > > looked

> > > > similar, except mine was more on my chest and face... They do

sell

> > > something you

> > > > can put on your shower to filter chlorine, I never could

afford it

> > > so I did the

> > > > Epsom salt baths, which seemed to work... I do think

implants is

> > > the culprit,

> > > > since systemic illness we usually become highly sensitive to

> > chemical

> > > > products, that prior to implants we could use no problem,

after

> > > implants we have to

> > > > steer clear.

> > > >

> > > > God Bless,

> > > >

> > > > ~

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

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recipes

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> > > >

> > >

> >

>

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PH- How'd everything go with the baby last night? You getting baby

fever now, huh? Well that's okay....as soon as we are better you and

me can start trying for a baby at the same time! Yeah! You can give

your sweet little boys a baby sister!!

The rash is almost completely gone now, it's so faint. The condo that

we are taking my sister and her husband to this weekend has a hot tub.

Of course it was one of the main reasons why we rented this particular

one...but now I'm not sure I should even go in it with everyone! But,

I hate to feel left out! Man, this whole illness sucks bigs ones! I

guess if I do go in it and I get another rash, I'll know it's for sure

the chlorine!

I'm going to sign up for The Maker's Diet online because the book

really doesn't give a ton of recipes, plus I like the idea that they

will specialize it for me online. Should be interesting!

I love it how you've made friends with everyone at Whole Foods. You

are getting personalized tours now! Too funny! I think you need to

share some of those recipes with me! I think hubby is getting sick of

chicken every night...HA!

Well, good luck with your challenge today. Let us know how it goes.

Oh, and I think I'm ready for my sis. I need to hit the grocery store

today and stock up on food so I don't have to go while they are here.

Then, the housekeeper is coming tomorrow to clean my bomb of a house.

Thank goodness!!

Love, Krista

> > > > >

> > > > > Krista,

> > > > >

> > > > > I used to get a heated rash after getting out of the

> shower... I

> > > > never got

> > > > > this prior to implants... I wonder if you maybe coming

> sensitive

> > > to

> > > > the chlorine

> > > > > in your water and soaps being used... Even though you have not

> > > > changed soaps,

> > > > > you maybe coming sensitive to the chemicals... I used this

> soap

> > > > called goats

> > > > > milk soap, bought at meijer, walmart, etc... It is all natural

> > > > soap... Try to

> > > > > stop all chemical products... Use more natural soap and try

> olive

> > > > oil instead

> > > > > of lotion... I did this for a while and it stopped after

> > > explant...

> > > > I used to

> > > > > get a rash, hard to tell if the same in the picture you sent,

> but

> > > > looked

> > > > > similar, except mine was more on my chest and face... They do

> sell

> > > > something you

> > > > > can put on your shower to filter chlorine, I never could

> afford it

> > > > so I did the

> > > > > Epsom salt baths, which seemed to work... I do think

> implants is

> > > > the culprit,

> > > > > since systemic illness we usually become highly sensitive to

> > > chemical

> > > > > products, that prior to implants we could use no problem,

> after

> > > > implants we have to

> > > > > steer clear.

> > > > >

> > > > > God Bless,

> > > > >

> > > > > ~

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

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