Re: 11a. Brewed too long

[Guest guest]

I've been reading about how it's believed that the Kombucha can be

absorbed thru the skin (Harold Tietz)... You might try adding some of

the over fermented mixture to your bath water or try it as a hair

rinse... I've been brewing extra to use just for this purpose

I've even given my dog a rinse in the tea after her bath.. she has

allergies which have in the past caused hot spots and skin

irritations.. the tea rinse on her fur appears to have not only kept

her skin soothed but also completely eliminated any flea problem...

...

The tea would also be useful for marinating meat or other uses that

vinegar would normally be used in.

[Guest guest]

Hi EveryOne,

Kombucha is great for skin and hair....here are some recipes I

developed to use Kombucha for skin and hair....

http://users.bestweb.net/~om/kmi/skin-hair.html

Peace, Love and Harmony,

Bev

Kombucha Manna Drops

http://www/bestweb.net/~om/kmi

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> I've been reading about how it's believed that the Kombucha can be

> absorbed thru the skin (Harold Tietz)... You might try adding some of

> the over fermented mixture to your bath water or try it as a hair

> rinse... I've been brewing extra to use just for this purpose

>

> I've even given my dog a rinse in the tea after her bath.. she has

> allergies which have in the past caused hot spots and skin

> irritations.. the tea rinse on her fur appears to have not only kept

> her skin soothed but also completely eliminated any flea problem...

> ..

> The tea would also be useful for marinating meat or other uses that

> vinegar would normally be used in.

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for all your information, Ed. I really appreciate it. I

usually have to read over your posts at least twice to soak it all in.

I have 2 little ones and if it's not " Cat in the Hat " or " VeggieTales "

it takes me a while to click back over into my grown-up brain. :-)

I have only found a difference in my nursing son when I consumed the

vinegary KT. Otherwise there have been no negative side effects in

either him or me from consuming KT. Actually, it seems that both of us

feel better when I consume.

Thanks for all your help...and to everyone else too. I welcome the

information, encouragement, and cautions.

Barbara P.

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the link Bev and the wonderful recipes.. I'm eager to try

them also.

I'm not sure if I mentioned it on this list or not but I also soaked

my finger in Kombucha tea after being stung by a bee.. the stinging

subsided almost immediately and there was no swelling.. infact it

wasn't even noticeable where I had been stung a short time later..

but I had definitely been stung and the bee was still stuck to the

bottom of my sponge. In the past I've really swollen up from bee

stings so this was another wonderful discovery for me.

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> > I've been reading about how it's believed that the Kombucha can

be

> > absorbed thru the skin (Harold Tietz)... You might try adding

some of

> > the over fermented mixture to your bath water or try it as a

hair

> > rinse... I've been brewing extra to use just for this purpose

> >

> > I've even given my dog a rinse in the tea after her bath.. she

has

> > allergies which have in the past caused hot spots and skin

> > irritations.. the tea rinse on her fur appears to have not only

kept

> > her skin soothed but also completely eliminated any flea

problem...

> > ..

> > The tea would also be useful for marinating meat or other uses

that

> > vinegar would normally be used in.

> >

>