Re: Re: I am new here-Surella

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I also clean with baking soda and vinager used to take baking soda baths

Janet

In a message dated 3/20/2011 10:12:53 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

surellabaer@... writes:

I use Dr. Bronner's soap for alot of things-shampoo, soap, hand

laundry-it's relatively cheap and multi-purpose! I also clean with vinegar alot

and

baking soda etc.

It took me awhile to learn what to use and get down to basics-I was always

the buying fancy, upscale stuff for my face, etc. kind of girl. Now I use

jojoba oil (from Trader Joe's!) for my hair and face. I feel so hippie! But

it's non-toxic and safe and cheap! Go figure.

The organic food is tough, though, so pricey, even when I go to farmer's

markets.

Costco has some very good supplement brands but some things I have to buy

expensive.

The upside to this is that you let alot of things go. Things that seemed

important (like coloring my hair) doesn't seem so important anymore. (It

took me 5 years to say that, but I am proudly greyish now! Yay!). I like that

feeling.

Good luck and I'd be happy to pass on more info, like doing Jin Shin for

detoxing, email me off site!

Surella

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(mailto: ) , " jjcox22 " <jjcox22@...> wrote:

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> Hi Surella,

> Thanks so much for your response. We have been slowly switching over

like you suggested--wow it is all very expensive! We got organic soapnuts for

the laundry, henna sooq natural shampoo bars, oragnic food, we are on a

almost zero carb diet because of the candida. Any suggestions on how to

decrease expenses?

> I am definitely interested in remedy and supplement recommendations--

> Thanks,

>

>

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Ditto -- copy to me. Janis

Janis

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On Mon, Mar 21, 2011 at 10:28 AM, jjcox22 <jjcox22@...> wrote:

>Surella,

> How did you make your house safe? I am wondering if this is possible for

> us. Could you email me off list possibly?

> Thanks,

>

>

>

> >

> > Ditto on the retirement money-ours was spent 5 years ago when I started

> to get sick. We poured everything (plus money " borrowed from my Mom " into

> the house to make it safe. It is safe now, barring occasional new flare-ups,

> but we will never retire. That's gone.