Re: Fw: baking soda info

December 27, 2009

Following find 43 applications for the phour salts which Dr. Young calls the

ultimate baking soda. I read Dr. Young's books and followed his protocol almost

10 years ago when I had cancer and completely healed myself with no other

therapies. Other than that I'm not affiliated with him in any way.

I'm so grateful to . Her information along with what I know from Dr. Young

gives me new hope for the Morgellons after effects from the bird mites. Also I

love the idea of bamboo sheets and socks. Hope SteinMart in my area has the

socks!

Check out the applications below where he mentions 2 TBLS. of the salts for

internal use:

43 Applications of Young pHorever pHour Salts

Young pHorever™ pHour Salts™ by Dr.

O. Young is the " ultimate " baking soda: A

combination of four powerful carbonate salts

(sodium bicarbonate, magnesium bicarbonate,

potassium bicarbonate, and calcium rbonate).

bica

These four mineral salts are naturally occurring

in all fluids of the body. Specifically, they may

aid in the reduction of dietary and metabolic

acidity helping to maintain the alkaline

design of the human, animal or plant body.

http://www.phmiracleliving.com/pHourSalts.htm

The following list are the many uses of pHour

Salts:

1. Keep a jar of pHour Salts in your fridge for

smelling fresh and reducing acidic gaseous residues

from spoiling foods.

2. A pinch of pHour Salts in a gallon of freshly

brewed iced tea takes out the bad tasting acidic

tannins and prevents cloudiness and acidic effect.

3. When soaking dried beans or cooking cabbage,

add a dash to the water to make them less gaseous.

The pHour Salts will reduce or eliminate the

flatulence caused by the beans.

4. To keep tomato soup from curdling, sprinkle some

pHour Salts on the simmering tomatoes and skim off

the white foam before adding soy, almond or hazel

nut milk.

5. Two tablespoons of pHour Salts added to hot water

to broccoli and cauliflower keeps the veggies crisp and

preserves the electrical potential of the cooked

veggies.

6. Pet care: Sprinkle pHour Salts onto his/her coat

and brush or comb through for dry acidic odor

protection between baths.

7. Give plastic and rubber toys a bath in a solution

of 4 Tb. of pHour Salts dissolved in 1 quart warm

water. Sprinkle fabric toys with pHour Salts brushed

off after 15 minutes.

8. Brush teeth with a teaspoon of pHour Salts on a damp

toothbrush to avoid plaque and keep breath fresh.

9. Soak retainers, mouth guards, and dentures in

pHour Salts and warm water solution (2 tsp to a

drinking glass full).

10. Make a paste of 3 parts pHour Salts to one part

water for an effective and inexpensive skin exfoliant.

Just apply it to your skin with fingertips or a

washcloth in a gentle, circular motion and rinse.

11. Mix a little pHour Salts into your shampoo to

strip out product buildup, or add it into your

conditioner for extra-healthy, non-split ends.

12. Apply a paste of pHour Salts and water to take

the ouch out of bug bites, bee stings, sunburns,

rashes, poison ivy, or pour in bathwater for relief

from the itch of chicken pox and measles.

13. Drink 1 to 3 teaspoon of pHour Salts in ½ a glass

of water to relieve acid indigestion and heartburn.

14. Use pHour Salts as a mouthwash for bad breath or to

soothe canker sore pain. Add a 1/2 tsp to water

a swish your mouth and then discard or drink.

15. Run pHour Salts and water solution through your

coffee maker, followed by two fresh water brew

cycles to keep your java tasting tip top. Of course,

the best solution is not to drink acidic java.

16. Add a pinch of pHour Salts to your cup of java

to reduce the acidic effects of the caffeine.

17. Zap nasty cutting board tastes and smells by

scrubbing them with a mixture of pHour Salts and water.

It'll cut grease, wont' dry out the wood, and will

also take garlic and onion smells off your skin.

18. Use a damp paper towel and a sprinkling of

pHour Salts to remove tea and punch stains from

china and plastic. Especially chlorophyll stains

in your water drinking bottle.

19. Neutralize spilled battery acid in a flash with

a handful of pHour Salts.

20. pHour Salts and a wet wash cloth makes an excellent

bumper buffer when little scuffs appear. It also shines

up bike chrome.

21. pHour Salts is a natural fire-stopper. Keep a jar

close at hand when you are working with live fire of

any kind. A handful can put out grease, electrical,

wood, and fuel fires.

22. Sprinkle pHour Salts on an outdoor grill or make

a paste with water, and scrub grit off the grill

without the danger of adding nasty cleaning chemicals

to your food.

23. Rub pHour Salts directly on a baby spit up to nix

the smell quickly.

24. Soak sweat-drenched headbands, hats and gloves or

smoky clothes in a pHour Salts solution before they hit

the washing machine. Or if you're pressed for time,

sprinkle it on clothing for a quick odor mask.

25. Gardening Mildew! Keep fungus, black spots and

powdery mildew off your precious plants by mixing

pHour Salts, horticultural oil and soap and applying

it to affected leaves. Just add 1 tsp of pHour Salts

and a few drops of dishwashing soap to a gallon of

water, and spray once a week, and after it rains.

26. Make a paste of pHour salts by mixing 1/2 tsp of

pHour Salts in some alkaline water and apply to the

armpits for eliminating acidic body dietary and/or

metabolic odors.

27. Drink an 8 ounce glass of pHour salts just

before an acidic meal to buffer or chelate

food acids. Use 1 Tbs. of pHour Salts per

8 ounces of alkaline water.

28. Drink an 8 ounce glass of alkaline water with

1 to 2 Tbs. of pHour Salts upon rising to flush

and clean the alimentary canal.

29. For a hang offer drink an 8 ounce glass of

alkaline water with 2 Tbs. of pHour salts to

help eliminate the acidic alcohol residues. This

mixture will also reduce blood alcohol when one

has had too much to drink. Of course Dr. Young

recommends you eliminate all alcohol consumption

to maintain health and energy.

30. For motion sickness on a boat or plane drink

a 8 to 12 ounce glass of alkaline water with 1

Tbs. of pHour Salts.

31. For morning sickness during pregnancy drink

an 8 ounce glass of alkaline water with 1 Tbs.

of pHour Salts.

32. For restless leg syndrome drink 1 liter or

quart of alkaline water with 2 Tbs. of pHour Salts.

33. For muscle soreness or inflammation drink 1

liter or quart of alkaline water with 2 Tbs.

of pHour Salts.

34. For acne make a paste of pHour salts with

alkaline water and cover the face. Leave on

the face for at least 30 minutes.

35. For sore feet or athlete's feet soak your

feet in warm alkaline water with 2 to 3 Tbs of

pHour Salts.

36. For air born micro-organisms in a closed area,

such as in a plane, drink an 8 ounce glass of alkaline

water with 1 Tbs. of pHour Salts before and after

your flight.

37. Reduce vaginal odor or yeast douche with warm

alkaline water and 1 to 2 tsp. of pHour salts.

38. For an alkaline enema and to help relieve bowel

congestion insert 6 to 8 ounces of warm alkaline

water with 1 Tbs. of pHour Salts.

39. For relaxing after a hard day at work take

an alkalizing hot bath with 5 to 6 Tbs. of

pHour Salts.

40. To maintain a healthy urine and saliva pH at

7.2 or above drink 1 liter/quart of alkaline

water with 1 Tbs of pHour Salts 3 times a day.

41. I you feel like you have a sore throat developing

or if you have a sore throat gargle with a mixture of

1 Tbs of pHour salts in 4 t 6 ounces of water.

42. For acid reflux, nausea, or indigestion drink

4 to 6 ounces of alkaline water with 1 Tbs of pHour

salts to buffer excess hydrochloric acid.

43. For constipation drink 1 liter of pHour salts with

1 to 2 Tbs of pHour salts on an empty stomach an first

thing in the morning.

Remember that the human body is alkaline by design

and acidic by function. To maintain that healthy

ageless alkaline design of your body may I suggest

using Young pHorever pHour Salts everyday.

Please let us know how you are using your pHour

salts and how it is working for you. We would

love to share your testimony with others.

As someone that looks to improve their health we are pleased to offer you this

free audio, an excerpt of a powerful two hour interview with Dr O. Young

and Robbins. (it is free to listen!)

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December 27, 2009

Hi All,, I'm still laughing. We made many baking soda/vinegar volcanoes in my class. Your imagery was very good.On the serious side, after reading all the recent posts I will definitely relook at baking soda scrubs. I tried the stuff when it was early days into the itching and it didn't help the itch so I never used it again. What is the "nasty bio film" that baking soda removes?I am interested in IR and FIR but have no room for a sauna. My total floor space is only a cluttered 3'x7'. I used the wrong name when I talked about a nanotechnology guy. I meant the nanotransformations guy. I stumbled across his site when looking for ideas. I thought his idea of a cheap infra red lamp made sense.

http://nanotransformation.com/bird-mitesI deeply believe that I must get the bugs out of my personal environment before I get anywhere with getting rid of bugs in me. I have ordered methanol crystals and diatomacious earth and found the 20 Mule Team Borax. I will get some Arm and Hammer detergent too. Meanwhile I will continue to use the Cedarcide daily after a scrub. I may use coconut oil instead of lotion to protect my skin from drying. Does any one know about the effect of all these laundry and cleaning products on septic tanks. http://www.cedarcidestore.com/page/page/5368262.htmI've got some questions: I need to seal my foam rubber mattress. It will be very difficult logistically to maneuver around by myself and put plastic on my bed because my bunk is against walls on 3 sides. Also, I will need fold back the

foam frequently so I can vacuum the wooden floor under it and put down fresh diatomacious earth and Borax. I was thinking that I might get a stretchy protector. Lynn, you just recently bought a mattress protector, what did you get? Is the synthetic, breathable, stuff that has pore size of 2.8. ok? http://www.allergyguarddirect.com/fabricspecs.aspGot a question, just cause misery loves company, does anyone else have to wear their clothes and sweats inside out because the seams and the nappy bumps on the sweat clothes irritate sore sensitized skin? I feel like the Princess with the Pea.Another silly question. How do people with bugs stay warm in winter. Temperatures range from -7 to 55 degrees up here on the mountain. (Not usually on the same day. ;>) I canâ€™t wash my 3 blankets every night so I

only use one. I canâ€™t wash a winter coat every day? If I dress in layers with 2 pairs of sweats I double my wash load and I am getting complaints about doing too much laundry . Mostly I am just cold when I sleep and when I go out. I hope the bugs are freezing their appendages off. Any solutions?Thank you all for being there,Polly From: Kajay109 <kajay109 (DOT) com> bird mites, finding1cure, critterfighters, critterfiles, "BMO WmTheGreat\\ 's Group" <bodybugs@group s.com> Subject: Fw: baking soda info Date: Sun, 27 Dec 2009 04:14:54 -0800 (PST) Many of you know that I have been battling critters of some kind or another since 1985. For over a decade, I've had various regimens, but they always included my standby mix of benzalchonium chloride, herbal insect repellant mixed with water to spray on my clothes and with Pink Oil, a hair lotion, for my skin. Drum roll, please... I am now Pink Oil free! Want to know

what did it (those who belong to critterfighters already heard this, so don't spill the beans)... So simple:

baking soda. Under my nose all those years. I never really believed that ph played such a large role. After all, there have to be a ton of people with a ph too high, who DON'T get critters. Aren't there? Then last week I had a phone conversation with Bill ( Doe). We pledged to each other to take 1 tsp of baking soda in a glass of water daily. In fact I had already started that morning. I had also decided to stop taking MMS for the time being since it is activated by citric acid. I am not sure if the resulting compound, sodium hypochlorite, when mixed with baking soda, also causes the body to produce increased levels of carbon dioxide, but I didn't want to risk it. That night I took a leap of faith and just rinsed my hair in baking soda (I usually wash it like crazy and put Pink Oil in it overnight). I didn't lice comb, and I normally do. Then I showered in blue Dawn dish detergent, my shower gel of choice for now, lol,

and finished with a drizzle of soda water (my alternative to soaking). Then, biggest leap of all, I put on my PJs and just went to bed on my fresh disposable sheet (like every night). No Pink Oil on my skin, either. First time in ... I don't remember how long. NO CRAWLIES! NO BITES! NO MOVEMENT AT ALL! And the next day, no enviro bites. Got up, drank another glass of soda water, and had a nearly crawl/bite free day. Continued the pre-soda shedding, but with few and less vicious bites. Did that 4 days, with each better than the one before. Decided to experiment and skipped a day of (internal and external) baking soda. I saw the difference that night when I went to bed. Crawling, no bites. Got up, got an enviro hit at once. Interestingly, the bite stopped immediately. I had a few of those over the day and finally...knew I had to go back on the soda. I had read about the effect that too much baking soda can have on the body, and that is,

obviously, that it can drop the ph level through and below what is normal and healthy. So first I tested my ph and it was fairly high for me: 7.0. Then I drank my glass of soda water and rechecked after an hour, and it was 6.0. Beautiful! So, what is my conclusion? I'm going to stick with the baking soda. If it kills all the fungi feasts on my body, the parasites that live on me and consume the fungi will have to leave or starve. Granted some parasites can live a very long time: body lice can live for 24 hours under water and a year without food. So it might take me a while, with the population I'm supporting after all these years! However, I feel that with this I have finally really turned the corner. BTW, what I learned from the baking soda MSDS is this: * For now, take a teaspoon a day in water, but monitor the ph of my urine * Don't mix it with lime dust * Don't mix it with citric acid

* Don't heat itI love you all, and I will keep you posted on how it goes. katiejill

December 28, 2009

Polly I have had great success and a few others using fels naptha and borax and

wash soda for clothes. May be worth a try, cheap enough. I love this fels naptha

use it for lots now cleaning the tub shower and floors, even used in my

shampooer for the carpet with some borax. I will never use anything else

personally. Cannot wait till spring to try the insecticide recipes outside.

Since I live and work on a farm I even wonder how much may have been poison ivy

in my clothes. And yes I remember many days glad I lived in the country and

alone because I was naked many winters, now warm sweats and sweaters:)

http://www.soapsgonebuy.com/Fels_Naptha_Soap_p/dial1001.htm

http://www.soapsgonebuy.com/category_s/24.htm

http://www.soapsgonebuy.com/category_s/8.htm

>

> From: Kajay109 <kajay109 (DOT) com>

> bird mites, finding1cure,

critterfighters, critterfiles, " BMO

WmTheGreat\\ 's Group " <bodybugs@group s.com>

> Subject: Fw: baking soda info

> Date: Sun, 27 Dec 2009 04:14:54 -0800 (PST)

>

> Many of you know that I have been battling critters of some kind or another

since 1985. For over a decade, I've had various regimens, but they always

included my standby mix of benzalchonium chloride, herbal insect repellant mixed

with water to spray on my clothes and with Pink Oil, a hair lotion, for my skin.

> Â

> Drum roll, please...

> Â

> I am now Pink Oil free! Want to know what did it (those who belong to

critterfighters already heard this, so don't spill the beans)...

> Â

> So simple:

> baking soda. Under my nose all those years. I never really believed that ph

played such a large role. After all, there have to be a ton of people with a ph

too high, who DON'T get critters. Aren't there?

> Â

> Then last week I had a phone conversation with Bill ( Doe). We pledged to

each other to take 1 tsp of baking soda in a glass of water daily. In fact I had

already started that morning. I had also decided to stop taking MMS for the time

being since it is activated by citric acid. I am not sure if the resulting

compound, sodium hypochlorite, when mixed with baking soda, also causes the body

to produce increased levels of carbon dioxide, but I didn't want to risk it.

> Â

> That night I took a leap of faith and just rinsed my hair in baking soda (I

usually wash it like crazy and put Pink Oil in it overnight). I didn't lice

comb, and I normally do. Then I showered in blue Dawn dish detergent, my shower

gel of choice for now, lol,

> and finished with a drizzle of soda water (my alternative to soaking). Then,

biggest leap of all, I put on my PJs and just went to bed on my fresh disposable

sheet (like every night). No Pink Oil on my skin, either. First time in ... I

don't remember how long.

> Â

> NO CRAWLIES! NO BITES! NO MOVEMENT AT ALL! And the next day, no enviro bites.

Got up, drank another glass of soda water, and had a nearly crawl/bite free day.

Continued the pre-soda shedding, but with few and less vicious bites. Did that 4

days, with each better than the one before. Decided to experiment and skipped a

day of (internal and external) baking soda. I saw the difference that night when

I went to bed. Crawling, no bites. Got up, got an enviro hit at once.

Interestingly, the bite stopped immediately. I had a few of those over the day

and finally...knew I had to go back on the soda. I had read about the effect

that too much baking soda can have on the body, and that is,

> obviously, that it can drop the ph level through and below what is normal and

healthy.

> Â

> So first I tested my ph and it was fairly high for me: 7.0.Â Then I drank my

glass of soda water and rechecked after an hour, and it was 6.0. Beautiful!

> Â

> So, what is my conclusion? I'm going to stick with the baking soda. If it

kills all the fungi feasts on my body, the parasites that live on me and consume

the fungi will have to leave or starve. Granted some parasites can live a very

long time: body lice can live for 24 hours under water and a year without food.

So it might take me a while, with the population I'm supporting after all these

years! However, I feel that with this I have finally really turned the corner.

> Â

> BTW, what I learned from the baking soda MSDS is this:

> * For now, take a teaspoon a day in water, but monitor the ph of my urine

> * Don't mix it with lime dust

> * Don't mix it with citric acid

>

> * Don't heat itI love you all, and I will keep you posted on how it goes.

> Â

> katiejill

>

December 28, 2009

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Hi Polly,

When you got the cedarcide, did you also get the Tri-Jet Fogger? This might be a huge help in getting your home environment clear for a while. It knocks them out on contact and the fog gets into every crevice, walls, ceiling, floor, furniture, and hangs in the air for a good kill, and a little would go a long way in your small environment. This was the first really helpful product we used at the beginning of our battle, and still continue to spritz around hot spots and on the dog. This allowed us some periods of blissful peace but we found we had to use the big guns (Nylar, Onslaught, Tempo, Bifen, etc.) later for a more residual effect. The fogger is a bit pricey, but we spent so much on other products that didn't work, that this one-time expense for something you can use indefinitely was worth it for us. Someone on here (was it Myrtle Maui?) posted a site where you can get these foggers for a much better price - I don't know whether they are the same fogger, as effective, or if they work the same way?). This wasn't the magic bullet for us, but it has been a mainstay for us throughout this battle. We used it on our skin for a brief time, but found it most effective as an environmental treatment. It is also one of the safer and natural products as opposed to the chemicals we used later (just be sure to leave your RV for at least two hours - longer is better - so as not to breathe in the vapors). I often wondered if we could have afforded it, and fogged more regularly, if it might have been the answer for complete eradication. There is one poster (Joan) who attributes Cedarcide as the key to their eradication (correct me if I'm wrong, Joan...)

I agree that treating the environment is crucial in this battle. Many here now have their environment somewhat under control, but are still battling the "crawling and flickering" discomfort and this is where the skin remedies are so beneficial. Some say environment, body, and internals should be treated simultaneously, which is not easy to do, but very important. All the cleaning, vacuuming, washing clothes and bedding so often is a full-time job and exhausting work, and adding the internal measures and bathing procedures, and mixes - whew!! And then bringing them back into the environment from outside, your shoes, vehicles, etc. or reinfesting from items opened up after being packed away or sealed up. And for your situation without a washer/dryer or shower, it has to be an unbelievable struggle! You sound like a real trooper - I hope you can find relief from this nightmare soon!

God bless you,

Judy

Re: Fw: baking soda info

Hi All,, I'm still laughing. We made many baking soda/vinegar volcanoes in my class. Your imagery was very good.On the serious side, after reading all the recent posts I will definitely relook at baking soda scrubs. I tried the stuff when it was early days into the itching and it didn't help the itch so I never used it again. What is the "nasty bio film" that baking soda removes?I am interested in IR and FIR but have no room for a sauna. My total floor space is only a cluttered 3'x7'. I used the wrong name when I talked about a nanotechnology guy. I meant the nanotransformations guy. I stumbled across his site when looking for ideas. I thought his idea of a cheap infra red lamp made sense. http://nanotransformation.com/bird-mitesI deeply believe that I must get the bugs out of my personal environment before I get anywhere with getting rid of bugs in me. I have ordered methanol crystals and diatomacious earth and found the 20 Mule Team Borax. I will get some Arm and Hammer detergent too. Meanwhile I will continue to use the Cedarcide daily after a scrub. I may use coconut oil instead of lotion to protect my skin from drying. Does any one know about the effect of all these laundry and cleaning products on septic tanks. http://www.cedarcidestore.com/page/page/5368262.htmI've got some questions: I need to seal my foam rubber mattress. It will be very difficult logistically to maneuver around by myself and put plastic on my bed because my bunk is against walls on 3 sides. Also, I will need fold back the foam frequently so I can vacuum the wooden floor under it and put down fresh diatomacious earth and Borax. I was thinking that I might get a stretchy protector. Lynn, you just recently bought a mattress protector, what did you get? Is the synthetic, breathable, stuff that has pore size of 2.8. ok? http://www.allergyguarddirect.com/fabricspecs.aspGot a question, just cause misery loves company, does anyone else have to wear their clothes and sweats inside out because the seams and the nappy bumps on the sweat clothes irritate sore sensitized skin? I feel like the Princess with the Pea.Another silly question. How do people with bugs stay warm in winter. Temperatures range from -7 to 55 degrees up here on the mountain. (Not usually on the same day. ;>) I canâ€™t wash my 3 blankets every night so I only use one. I canâ€™t wash a winter coat every day? If I dress in layers with 2 pairs of sweats I double my wash load and I am getting complaints about doing too much laundry . Mostly I am just cold when I sleep and when I go out. I hope the bugs are freezing their appendages off. Any solutions?Thank you all for being there,Polly

December 28, 2009

Does the fels naptha laundry soap you make kill all the biting and crawling

things in whites and darks? Do you have to soak the clothes first for 24 hours

before washing? Do you have to use any bleach or ammonia?

Thanks for the info

> >

> > From: Kajay109 <kajay109 (DOT) com>

> > bird mites, finding1cure,

critterfighters, critterfiles, " BMO

WmTheGreat\\ 's Group " <bodybugs@group s.com>

> > Subject: Fw: baking soda info

> > Date: Sun, 27 Dec 2009 04:14:54 -0800 (PST)

> >

> > Many of you know that I have been battling critters of some kind or another

since 1985. For over a decade, I've had various regimens, but they always

included my standby mix of benzalchonium chloride, herbal insect repellant mixed

with water to spray on my clothes and with Pink Oil, a hair lotion, for my skin.

> > Â

> > Drum roll, please...

> > Â

> > I am now Pink Oil free! Want to know what did it (those who belong to

critterfighters already heard this, so don't spill the beans)...

> > Â

> > So simple:

> > baking soda. Under my nose all those years. I never really believed that ph

played such a large role. After all, there have to be a ton of people with a ph

too high, who DON'T get critters. Aren't there?

> > Â

> > Then last week I had a phone conversation with Bill ( Doe). We pledged

to each other to take 1 tsp of baking soda in a glass of water daily. In fact I

had already started that morning. I had also decided to stop taking MMS for the

time being since it is activated by citric acid. I am not sure if the resulting

compound, sodium hypochlorite, when mixed with baking soda, also causes the body

to produce increased levels of carbon dioxide, but I didn't want to risk it.

> > Â

> > That night I took a leap of faith and just rinsed my hair in baking soda (I

usually wash it like crazy and put Pink Oil in it overnight). I didn't lice

comb, and I normally do. Then I showered in blue Dawn dish detergent, my shower

gel of choice for now, lol,

> > and finished with a drizzle of soda water (my alternative to soaking).

Then, biggest leap of all, I put on my PJs and just went to bed on my fresh

disposable sheet (like every night). No Pink Oil on my skin, either. First time

in ... I don't remember how long.

> > Â

> > NO CRAWLIES! NO BITES! NO MOVEMENT AT ALL! And the next day, no enviro

bites. Got up, drank another glass of soda water, and had a nearly crawl/bite

free day. Continued the pre-soda shedding, but with few and less vicious bites.

Did that 4 days, with each better than the one before. Decided to experiment and

skipped a day of (internal and external) baking soda. I saw the difference that

night when I went to bed. Crawling, no bites. Got up, got an enviro hit at once.

Interestingly, the bite stopped immediately. I had a few of those over the day

and finally...knew I had to go back on the soda. I had read about the effect

that too much baking soda can have on the body, and that is,

> > obviously, that it can drop the ph level through and below what is normal

and healthy.

> > Â

> > So first I tested my ph and it was fairly high for me: 7.0.Â Then I drank

my glass of soda water and rechecked after an hour, and it was 6.0. Beautiful!

> > Â

> > So, what is my conclusion? I'm going to stick with the baking soda. If it

kills all the fungi feasts on my body, the parasites that live on me and consume

the fungi will have to leave or starve. Granted some parasites can live a very

long time: body lice can live for 24 hours under water and a year without food.

So it might take me a while, with the population I'm supporting after all these

years! However, I feel that with this I have finally really turned the corner.

> > Â

> > BTW, what I learned from the baking soda MSDS is this:

> > * For now, take a teaspoon a day in water, but monitor the ph of my urine

> > * Don't mix it with lime dust

> > * Don't mix it with citric acid

> >

> > * Don't heat itI love you all, and I will keep you posted on how it goes.

> > Â

> > katiejill

> >

>

December 28, 2009

I am free of this beast. I came across this later but I love the stuff it may

have contributed to me staying bite free. Others have said it helps more than

many things they have tried. Cheap enough to try. No matter what you use I would

let the clothes soak. If you try this please post and let others know how well

it worked. Remember to cook the fels naptha, and be careful not to let it boil

over. Add the washing soda and borax after you have turned the heat off. Ace

Hardware sells the fels naptha, that is the only local store I found that

carries it. The best buy online is soapsgonebuy. Good Luck

> > >

> > > From: Kajay109 <kajay109 (DOT) com>

> > > bird mites, finding1cure,

critterfighters, critterfiles, " BMO

WmTheGreat\\ 's Group " <bodybugs@group s.com>

> > > Subject: Fw: baking soda info

> > > Date: Sun, 27 Dec 2009 04:14:54 -0800 (PST)

> > >

> > > Many of you know that I have been battling critters of some kind or

another since 1985. For over a decade, I've had various regimens, but they

always included my standby mix of benzalchonium chloride, herbal insect

repellant mixed with water to spray on my clothes and with Pink Oil, a hair

lotion, for my skin.

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> > > Drum roll, please...

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> > > I am now Pink Oil free! Want to know what did it (those who belong to

critterfighters already heard this, so don't spill the beans)...

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> > > So simple:

> > > baking soda. Under my nose all those years. I never really believed that

ph played such a large role. After all, there have to be a ton of people with a

ph too high, who DON'T get critters. Aren't there?

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> > > Then last week I had a phone conversation with Bill ( Doe). We pledged

to each other to take 1 tsp of baking soda in a glass of water daily. In fact I

had already started that morning. I had also decided to stop taking MMS for the

time being since it is activated by citric acid. I am not sure if the resulting

compound, sodium hypochlorite, when mixed with baking soda, also causes the body

to produce increased levels of carbon dioxide, but I didn't want to risk it.

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> > > That night I took a leap of faith and just rinsed my hair in baking soda

(I usually wash it like crazy and put Pink Oil in it overnight). I didn't lice

comb, and I normally do. Then I showered in blue Dawn dish detergent, my shower

gel of choice for now, lol,

> > > and finished with a drizzle of soda water (my alternative to soaking).

Then, biggest leap of all, I put on my PJs and just went to bed on my fresh

disposable sheet (like every night). No Pink Oil on my skin, either. First time

in ... I don't remember how long.

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> > > NO CRAWLIES! NO BITES! NO MOVEMENT AT ALL! And the next day, no enviro