MYSTERY

February 6, 2000

In a message dated 2/6/00 7:53:07 AM Central Standard Time,

vivianrisse@... writes:

<< OK, how would Elena know that Chrissy's husband's name is Bobby?? Yours

and His, Vivian, who is very confused.... >>

LOL, because of her screen name. It's Bobbysgirl6.

February 6, 2000

In a message dated 2/6/2000 8:53:06 AM Eastern Standard Time,

vivianrisse@... writes:

<< how would Elena know that Chrissy's husband's name is Bobby?? >>

Vivian

Note my email address LOL!!

Chrissy

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January 18, 2002

Hi Everyone, can someone help me identify this?

It looks like the colored sprinkles that you see on cupcakes except it is

white, and very small. It seems to be solid and not a wax. I thought it was

E-Wax and used it in a face cream. WRONG.

It is still in the original mailing package that it came in but the person I

bought it from said if it was from her it would be labeled and this has no

label. (could have fallen off, but " stuff " is still in the original package).>

>

> HELP please.

Thanks, Jacque

>

January 18, 2002

> Hi Everyone, can someone help me identify this?

> It looks like the colored sprinkles that you see on cupcakes except

it is

> white, and very small. It seems to be solid and not a wax. I

thought it was

> E-Wax and used it in a face cream. WRONG.

> It is still in the original mailing package that it came in but the

person I

> bought it from said if it was from her it would be labeled and this

has no

> label. (could have fallen off, but " stuff " is still in the original

package).>

> >

> > HELP please.

>

> Thanks, Jacque

> >

Hi It " sounds like " citric acid? Try putting a 1/2 tsp. in some

warm water and see if it fizzes. Take care,

> >

>

January 18, 2002

Jacque, could it be jojoba beads? They are small and look like sprinkles.

Carol A2

January 20, 2002

Actually, plain citric acid won't fizz. Take a look at Kool Aide, which has

citric acid in it. When you mix it with water, it doesn't fizz. You need to

add baking soda to it to make it fizz, and that's why all bath fizzies have

both citric acid and baking soda in them.

B

> neither cornstarch or baking soda make the fizzies fizz, its the

>citric acid. I too hope the mystery is solved. Carol A2

January 21, 2002

, you are right and that was what I meant, you had to have the citric

acid or it wouldn't fizz. I didn't make myself clear, thanks for catching

that. Carol A2

April 9, 2004

Dear Colin,

I think the answer to the mystery question is money.

Vested interests control the media, planting the stories they

want the public to be influenced by, and suppressing the

stories they want to keep hidden.

What would happen if the truth leaked onto the front pages of the nation?

" 8,000 PEOPLE SLAUGHTERED BY ASPIRIN LAST YEAR "

There would be rioting in the streets.

And, worse for them, all the little old ladies would stop taking their

one-a-day aspirin and Bayer (formerly I.G. Farben) profits would go in the

toilet.

That's actually where their products should go, too.

Best of health!

Dr. Saul Pressman

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----Original Message Follows----

From: " Colin Yardley " <yardley@...>

Reply-oxyplus

Subject: Re: Rant and run

Date: Thu, 8 Apr 2004 20:49:20 -0700

Hi Saul,

I concur with your take on Tim's post and am reminded of the oft repeated

pattern that goes as follows:

One naturopath loses a patient due to vaguely defined complications.

Immediately, newsaper headlines appear lambasting the poor guy/gal and

raising all kinds of alarms about quack medicine. Meanwhile, as you pointed

out in another post, well over a hundred thousand people die every year in

the US alone from improperly prescribed and managed prescription medicines

and there are no headlines at all; no imputations of quack medicine

whatsoever. Ain't that just a mystery?

best,

Colin Yardley

----- Original Message -----

From: " Saul Pressman " <spressman@...>

> I don't consider it worth any of our time, so let's just ignore it the

way

> we do

> when spammers break through.

>

> Best of health!

> Dr. Saul pressman

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March 5, 2008

> I was poking about an antiques store last week and one of the dealers

> had an assortment of small corked bottles of oils that appear rather

> old. <snip>

> Must I assume that they contain propylene glycol or some

> other nastyness? The Cassia's label says International Flavors &

> Fragrances Inc. which is still an existing company in NY. The Rose is

> from the Sindar Corp. also of NY, NY.

>

> What are your thoughts? Would you use the oils or just admire the old

> bottles?

>

> Peace,

>

Hi ,

What do you mean by " old " ? Are we talking 1970s-1980s old? Or

1920s-1930s old? (Okay -- so I haven't done my research to see how

long IFF and Sindar have been around.) Anyway, I'd be a little leery

of using them in something that you want to be certain is 100%

natural. But for enjoying the scent, it sounds like an interesting

find. Are the stoppers all cork, or are they glass with cork over the

part that goes into the bottle opening? Can you post a photo of the

bottles in the Photos section here so we can see the bottles? That

might provide a clue about the age. You might also be able to learn

what else could be in them by contacting IFF and Sindar...

Cheers!

Andrine

March 6, 2008

> Hi ,

>

> What do you mean by " old " ? Are we talking 1970s-1980s old? Or

> 1920s-1930s old? (Okay -- so I haven't done my research to see how

> long IFF and Sindar have been around.) Anyway, I'd be a little leery

> of using them in something that you want to be certain is 100%

> natural. But for enjoying the scent, it sounds like an interesting

> find. Are the stoppers all cork, or are they glass with cork over the

> part that goes into the bottle opening? Can you post a photo of the

> bottles in the Photos section here so we can see the bottles? That

> might provide a clue about the age. You might also be able to learn

> what else could be in them by contacting IFF and Sindar...

>

> Cheers!

> Andrine

>

Hi Andrine!

It occurred to me to contact the companies and I may just do that!

The stoppers are all cork. The Rose oil was still sealed with a hard

plastic wrap although liquid level down a bit I assume due to

evaporation. A date in glass indicates 1961 on one of the bottle's

bottoms. Post photos? I wouldn't know where to begin...

Thanks for your response. I will enjoy the loverly Rose and old

bottles for posterity and not include it in my perfumes or body

butters. For the price, I may go back and purchase more of the old

bottles just because.

Peace,

September 15, 2009

Hi DD,

I was on ARAVA & also lost my hair almost to where I could see my scalp. I was

furious because it did noting to my RA. My swelling was the same & I was in

pain. After speaking with my RA he decided to take me off ARAVA & we made a BID

decision to start Rituxan infusions. I have been on my two treatments since

9/11/09. I noticed that the 1st day I am so fatigue & kinds of out of it. The

2nd day is a little better. The 3rd day I have terrible headaches & finally on

the 4th day beside everything I feel I get nauseiated. I have notice that now I

feel aches where I didn't feel before? I am very fatigue & I have more stiffness

in my hands & feet? I have my appointment with my RA on 9/24/09 & I will discuss

with him why this is happening. Is the norm when taking Rituxan.

Mouise in Calif.

September 16, 2009

Hi Mousie: I feel badly that you are feeling so nauseated, in bad pain, and

being so very tired..I don't know anything about Avara or the side effects..

I am glad you will be seeing your Rheumy soon. I hope in the meantime that

things settle down for you, and you start to be better.

Trying to find the right " cocktail " of meds. to help us with our RA and

pain, takes time to find. I have had RA for 6 + years, and finally found mine.

I am very thankful for that. I have been in a medicine induced remission since

Nov. 08. My RA is very quiet, and no pain and suffering. I never thought I

would see this happen to me. I was in so much angony for all those years. My

feet and ankles were hit the hardest, and some days I could not get out of bed,

or bear to stand on my feet.. Walking was torture.

There is always hope for all of us. I have a wonderful Rheumy who takes

such good care of me. She cares so much about me, and is awlays just a phone

call away, and if needed, will see me within 24 hours of my call.

I sure hope things get better for you. It is awful to suffer 24/7 and we

all know what you are going through.

Wishing you many pain free days ahead.

Hugs,

Barbara

From: pcortas1 <pcortas1@...>

Subject: [ ] MYSTERY

Date: Tuesday, September 15, 2009, 8:16 PM