deodorant /Re: baking soda and aluminum

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Water may be the universal solvent, but that doesn't mean its the best

solvent for everything. Fermented things contain a wide variety of

acids and can dissolve many things much better than water alone...a

good example being kombucha. The acids bind and assist many toxins

out of the body.

Not saying that water fasting doesn't work, I do believe it could in

many cases but you will rarely see an animal in nature starve itself.

If it is poisoned it will seek out the proper herb to chew on and

sometimes make itself vomit afterward, and many animals will also eat

clay to absorb toxins. Parrots even eat toxic seeds/nuts with clay

just so they can utilize that food source without negative effects.

So I certainly believe there are many paths to wellness, and I think

the most important thing is not overeat and build up undigested crud

in your intestines. Fasting may help to get your body to produce

enough enzymes to finally break down that build up, which would be great.

The only problem with fasting that I personally have is that it can be

horrendous if you have mercury problems...and many people I've talked

to have gone downhill after a fast with mercury toxicity and take a

long time to recover from it, if they ever even do completely. So

water may be the universal solvent but fasting may not be the

universal answer to toxins.

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>

> Hi,

>

> Nothing works better than pure water, thats why they call water

the universal solvent. To expell the internal toxins natural

hygienists recommend all water fasting. The results are such things

as no need for deodorants & soaps, clear eyes, clear tongue, no need

for toilet paper following a bowel movement.....in short a clean

hygienic life free of chemical concoctions outside of what is already

found in nature.

>

> Best always, Jim

[Guest guest]

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Thanks for your reply. Natural hygiene simply practices what is in nature as

passed down by native populations since time millennium. What is best for any

one individual is simply a matter of choice. My wife brews kabucha routinely,

yet she respects my hygienic preference, water as the only drink/deodorant there

is for me, with the exception of the indentured or otherwise invalid whose

bodily functions gave out for other reasons , such as severe deficiency,

toxicity, or enervation. As you may know there are several other heavy metals

other than mercury, one of the most toxic being arsenic, found commonly in

mineral rich seaweeds. So it is simply a matter of preference that I state that

only pure water adequately cleanses our organs, including our skin, the largest

organ in the human body.

NN friend, Jim

gdawson6 <gdawson6@...> wrote:

Water may be the universal solvent, but that doesn't mean its the best

solvent for everything. Fermented things contain a wide variety of

acids and can dissolve many things much better than water alone...a

good example being kombucha. The acids bind and assist many toxins

out of the body.

Not saying that water fasting doesn't work, I do believe it could in

many cases but you will rarely see an animal in nature starve itself.

If it is poisoned it will seek out the proper herb to chew on and

sometimes make itself vomit afterward, and many animals will also eat

clay to absorb toxins. Parrots even eat toxic seeds/nuts with clay

just so they can utilize that food source without negative effects.

So I certainly believe there are many paths to wellness, and I think

the most important thing is not overeat and build up undigested crud

in your intestines. Fasting may help to get your body to produce

enough enzymes to finally break down that build up, which would be great.

The only problem with fasting that I personally have is that it can be

horrendous if you have mercury problems...and many people I've talked

to have gone downhill after a fast with mercury toxicity and take a

long time to recover from it, if they ever even do completely. So

water may be the universal solvent but fasting may not be the

universal answer to toxins.

-

>

> Hi,

>

> Nothing works better than pure water, thats why they call water

the universal solvent. To expell the internal toxins natural

hygienists recommend all water fasting. The results are such things

as no need for deodorants & soaps, clear eyes, clear tongue, no need

for toilet paper following a bowel movement.....in short a clean

hygienic life free of chemical concoctions outside of what is already

found in nature.

>

> Best always, Jim

Well done is better than well said..., Jim Igo

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[Guest guest]

Hi,

I agree with your opinion, with one addition, that true cleansing starts from

the inside then out. Popular myth dictates that we must perfume or otherwise

mask the natural given birth right smells we carry. One old practice for my

tribe is that it is considered taboo to allow the sun or the moon see us dirty

making it necessary to bathe/shower @ sunrise & sundown daily. This ancient

taboo also reinforces the scientific notion that the pores of the skin excrete

toxins that need to be rinsed/washed off. Immersing ourselves in water twice a

day would eliminate lots of offensive smells.

Best regards, Jim

Best always, Jim

Edella Sutcliffe <edella@...> wrote:

<<I've yet to find a natural deodorant that reduces the stink to a level

that is undetectable or at least unnoticeable by my fiance...and so my

search continues. >>

As anyone in a romantic relationship will tell you, the Other's personal

smell rapidly becomes just their aroma, an identifier, and even (as

natures intended it) an arouser. Its not supposed to be undetectable or

unnoticeable by our beloved.

IMO, people often forget how important personal aromas are. Did you know

that most mothers can pick out their own children's worn tee shirts by

smelling them?

I understand all the theories about maintaining personal space by

blanking off body aroma with perfumes and deodorant etc etc, but surely

a relationship is two personal spaces that sometimes intedrmingle - if

your fiance can't come to terms with your own natural aromas, I think

that I would be looking for a new fiance!

regards from edella (who couldn't bear to change the bed for over a

month after her husband died)

Well done is better than well said..., Jim Igo

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