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Ok, never thought about it until recently. But at one point I remember

reading the ingredients in my shampoo and hair gel (and I looked again

this morning) and they both contain EDTA, one is something like

disodium EDTA and the other was tetrasodium EDTA. Is this the same

EDTA that Andy mentions not to use? (Though I don't take it orally)

What problems might occur when using this product, if any, where one

has mercury in their body? Might this throw off a hair test?

Thanks,

Mike

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Mike , when I was at my sickest there was no way I could use any commercial

products for my hair and body.My head would hurt, scalp was itchy and very

sensitive, etc.

I use Borax to wash my hair and then rinse it with Citric acid ,there is no foam

like we are use to when washing with shampoo but you'll get use to it.Rinse

very thoroughly because you should leave your scalp slightly acidic.

Put 1/4 tsp citric (not ascorbic) acid crystals in a pint of water and rinse

your hair after washing with Borax. Only citric acid is strong enough to get the

Borax out.Lemon juice and Vinegar are not.(Dr Hulda 's recipe)

If it burns your eyes , splash with cold water.

I certainly benefitted from it hugely, specially the sensitivity of my scalp

disappeared. I still use it three years later.

I suggest for you to stay away from all commercial products for your hair and

body at this time.There is some nasty stuff in these products.Specially

benzene/benzoate/etc in ANY of your products as this settles in your Thymus

gland which regulates your immune system which you desperately need to clear

your body of toxins.

And soon you'll get used to not using these commercial products.

Good luck.

Kai

http://www.newstarget.com/003210.html

http://www.newstarget.com/shampoo.html

Shampoo and hair gel containing EDTA

Ok, never thought about it until recently. But at one point I remember

reading the ingredients in my shampoo and hair gel (and I looked again

this morning) and they both contain EDTA, one is something like

disodium EDTA and the other was tetrasodium EDTA. Is this the same

EDTA that Andy mentions not to use? (Though I don't take it orally)

What problems might occur when using this product, if any, where one

has mercury in their body? Might this throw off a hair test?

Thanks,

Mike

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Mike , when I was at my sickest there was no way I could use any commercial

products for my hair and body.My head would hurt, scalp was itchy and very

sensitive, etc.

I use Borax to wash my hair and then rinse it with Citric acid ,there is no foam

like we are use to when washing with shampoo but you'll get use to it.Rinse

very thoroughly because you should leave your scalp slightly acidic.

Put 1/4 tsp citric (not ascorbic) acid crystals in a pint of water and rinse

your hair after washing with Borax. Only citric acid is strong enough to get the

Borax out.Lemon juice and Vinegar are not.(Dr Hulda 's recipe)

If it burns your eyes , splash with cold water.

I certainly benefitted from it hugely, specially the sensitivity of my scalp

disappeared. I still use it three years later.

I suggest for you to stay away from all commercial products for your hair and

body at this time.There is some nasty stuff in these products.Specially

benzene/benzoate/etc in ANY of your products as this settles in your Thymus

gland which regulates your immune system which you desperately need to clear

your body of toxins.

And soon you'll get used to not using these commercial products.

Good luck.

Kai

http://www.newstarget.com/003210.html

http://www.newstarget.com/shampoo.html

Shampoo and hair gel containing EDTA

Ok, never thought about it until recently. But at one point I remember

reading the ingredients in my shampoo and hair gel (and I looked again

this morning) and they both contain EDTA, one is something like

disodium EDTA and the other was tetrasodium EDTA. Is this the same

EDTA that Andy mentions not to use? (Though I don't take it orally)

What problems might occur when using this product, if any, where one

has mercury in their body? Might this throw off a hair test?

Thanks,

Mike

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