Re: ESP Soap Doesn't List Ingredients?

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God bless you Jen. Yes our famly is alredy going for lye, thank you very very

much for yummy soap link i did not see that. What woud be nice is mabe comapre

and see how soaps come out between peoples trying to make there own. We wont to

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Hi , glad to help. I really don't know that much but I am learning sooo

much thanks to wonderful people like Bobby, Hunchbacker, Marie, the list goes on

and on but I look to those three for their awesome research skills. I know you

are new and kinda green behind the ears but I'm learning from you and your

precious family. If you haven't already, I suggest you subscribe to

naturalnews.com for nutrition news. Its a favorite site of Bobby and myself. I

would be happy to share soap recipes with you too if I ever figure out how to

make it. I am still going through the cupbards and taking inventory for soap

making. I won't do this unless I can do it uber cheap.

Jen

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Well said and Zoe!!!From: "Goldstein@..." <Goldstein@...>bird mites Sent: Tue, November 2, 2010 9:27:35 PMSubject: Re: Re: ESP Soap Doesn't List Ingredients?

I agree. Get on with it, and if you are who you pretend to be, there is a world of things you can be doing besides complaining. You and the other personalities that have been created here are getting very annoying. I can tell you have no problems to deal with, probably do not have birdmites or Morgellons, and everything is made up, for what purpose I do not know, nor do I care. We who are really sick, have birdmites or Morgellons are sick, have Lyme Disease are coping with these diseases. We don't need the likes of you coming to this site trying to make us sicker by all your mental diatribes. You have done no good here or the other personas here, and you know who you are. Go get some personal mental health treatment. That's what you need.

Re: ESP Soap Doesn't List Ingredients?

,I am super tired of you complaining about not knowing what the ESP sulfur soap ingredients are... Just deal with it. Many of us on this website have tried to help you to the best of our ability and obviously there is nothing more we can do for you. You know that.If you really do want the ingredients for the soap then email the folks at ESP using the 'contact' link of their website and ask them. You are not helpless. If they answer you then great. If they don"t answer you then don't purchase the product. But please quit complaining already. Enough is enough. Just don't order the product if it is not a good fit for you for any reason. This is NOT rocket science.Don't you have anything bigger to attend to or worry about then this ingredient list or getting some soap. My goodness, most of us are doing the best we can to help others as much as possible and still get through each day in as close to one piece as

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Be very careful if you do add sulfur as it is dangerous to breath in the dust

and also unless you have an accurate scale and measure ALL ingredients DRY it is

impossible to determine what percentage of sulfur you are adding to the soap

mixture. It is also flammable. It is a great idea to add it, but use care in

handling it and go easy on it unless you are sure of how your skin will respond

with the amount you decide to add.

Some folks on this site are very experienced with working with sulfur and other

potentially hazardous natural chemicals such as menthol crystals, but if you are

new to them you need to educate yourself about using them safely. Remember,

first do no harm.

I think if you do add too much sulfur by mistake it will likely just cause a

skin rash and irritation and then you can then try again with less... but DO NOT

breath it in while working with it and do read about it on the web for

precautions in handling it and heating it.

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Z3 Flower Of Sulfur is Not That Dangerous??http://www.squidoo.com/flower-of-sulphur-An interesting homeopathic treatment for many animal problems, and for Psoriasis and dermatitis in humansFlowers of Sulphur has been around for many years, and is also known as Brimstone. Remember brimstone and treacle, offered years ago as a very versatile cure for many ailments? Well the Brimstone bit is in fact Flowers of Sulphur, a yellow powder, which is obtained from tiny natural deposits of the mineral Sulphur.Here I hope to tell you more about how Flowers of Sulphur powder should be in everyones kitchen cupboard! And why, if you or any of your pets have skin problems, the soap will be very useful too.The Powder and Pets From what I have learned, this fabulous yellow powder is a real help to animals for all kinds of problems. It is safe to use and does no harm if ingested. It is a natural and pure product and readily available.Flowers of Sulphur is used as a treatment for sweet itch, lice, mud fever, lice and fleas, mange & flea allergies, scabies to name a few. Also for cuts and abrasions, as it is known as being anti fungal and antiseptic.I now use it on my pets as needed, dog, cats, and chickens! It can be put on wounds and it seems to help the healing process.I put it on using a cotton wool ball, but others using it for larger animals such as Pigs and Horses, put it in a flour shaker, an old talc tin or use a large powder puff. Just put it on and the results are quite quick. It stops all itching and you can almost see the relief. You can put it on wounds, grazes etc too. Brilliant for animals and worth a try, I was impressed.It even stops a gnat bite from itching!The Powder and Humans And why I prefer the Soap barsYou can of course use the powder, and it is in fact supposed to be very good for skin problems, itchy skin, rashes, dermatitis, psoriasis, but I have not used the powder on me so can't comment, I went straight to trying the glycerine soap bars.There are two types available. An unfragranced for extremely sensitive skin, and this is also the one to use to wash your pets with, especially good for dogs who love to get messy but have very sensitive skin! Or, there is one designed just for humans, which is lightly fragranced with Rose, Geranium and Lavender. It is a glycerine soap which draws moisture from the air and thus helps keep the skin moist and supple, a necessary condition for the relief of problem skin. With excellent moisturising properties but no artificial moisturising or foaming ingredients.They are large bars at 200g and last well. This is a link to the fragranced soap in s Shops Blog on Flowers of Sulphur s have a blog with even more information, and will answer questions, they have been using and selling this for a long time so are well worth asking if you have a particular problem. I found the comments from customers very informative, people certainly have used this versatile powder and soap for many different things!s BlogI wouldn't have thought to use it on my rescue chickens if I hadn't read the blog.Children and the dreaded back to school head lice Could Flowers of Sulphur be the answer?The little ones are off back to school after the Summer Holidays, and while mums and dads may breathe a little sigh of relief, that sigh could turn to a scream if they come home with little visitors (and I don't mean bringing their friends home for tea lol). We have all experienced it, the dreaded hunt through tangled hair, everyone upset, you clear it and it happens all over again.They build a resistance to the harsh chemicals used to kill them, so it means either using the latest nasty chemical filled treatment, or, endless hours of combing.Well, it has been suggested that using Flowers of Sulphur, and remember this is a totally natural product, no nasty chemicals on your childs scalp, could be used to treat head lice. The idea I think is to use the powder in the little ones hair, leave it in as long as possible, then comb it out. I don't have little ones any more, so have not tried this, but would be very interested to hear from anyone who has used this and if it worked well, and can honestly say if I did still have little ones I would give this a try. I don't think the soap would be as effective as the powder, but this is only a guess, and if anyone does try the soap for the treatment of head lice it would be lovely to hear the results.Plants and Garden use, a natural alternative? Thrips, mites, mildew, red spider etc, a natural organic treatmentI took a look at the Ebay module, as suggested by my Squid Greeter in the comments section, and while looking noticed a Google Blog Search. This looked very interesting, so I added it, and then noticed that the blogs were mainly about the use of Flowers of Sulphur with plants! I felt this deserved a mention of its own as a use for this mineral powder.Apparently it is used to store bulbs over winter, and can even be used to treat ant nests! People use it to treat Thrip and other bugs and fungal infections that attack plants. Those blogs make very interesting reading for gardeners, especially those who want to reduce the use of nasty chemicals!Those who like to keep their lawn looking like a bowling green need to read the blog called natural lawn care, I shall certainly be giving this a try come spring, my wayward lawn needs some serious help and I have too many animals in my family to risk using chemicals.Have you used Flowers of Sulphur? I would be interested to hear anyones viewssubmitReply Oct 25, 2010 @ 10:15 pmYeah, I'm using it to keep the Northern Fowl Mites off of me. My chickens and coops are infested with them right now, and the mites get on me when I go out to feed the chickens. I'm planning to dust my chickens with it soon. I take the powder and rub it directly on my skin, scalp and hair. It's non-irritating, and it even makes my hair softer.Replyheavenlysoaps Oct 29, 2010 @ 7:45 amHow have you got on with dusting the chickens?Replyd-artist Sep 4, 2010 @ 6:12 pmHello from a Squidoo Greeter! no I have never heard of this and I find this very interesting and informative...hope you add some click-able eBay modules or Amazon for books on this subject...this will benefit you in making money here...join SquidU and learn moreReplyheavenlysoaps Sep 5, 2010 @ 4:19 amThank you for the lovely comments! I will try those modules, I love seeing the amount going to Squidoo Charity creep up! I will have a good look around SquidU too. SadieShow AllShare this GuestbookStumbleuponFacebookMySpaceTwitterDiggDeliciousRSSEmaileBay Loading content... please stand byGoogle Blog Search Yumthang, the Valley of Flowers: Sikkim | India Travel Guide ...To explore the remote areas of Yumthang, Lachung provides as the base. You can get a great view of the hills of Shundu Tsenpa and Pauhunri. 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I took sulfer two years ago orally in a glass of water and wound up in the ER. I couldn't breath and thought I was about to die. Found out that many people cannot tolerate sulfer so pleasebe careful. It was a horrible experience for meSent from my iPhoneOn Nov 3, 2010, at 6:42 PM, "healinghope" <mfrreman@...> wrote:

Z3 Flower Of Sulfur is Not That Dangerous??http://www.squidoo.com/flower-of-sulphur-An interesting homeopathic treatment for many animal problems, and for Psoriasis and dermatitis in humansFlowers of Sulphur has been around for many years, and is also known as Brimstone. Remember brimstone and treacle, offered years ago as a very versatile cure for many ailments? Well the Brimstone bit is in fact Flowers of Sulphur, a yellow powder, which is obtained from tiny natural deposits of the mineral Sulphur.Here I hope to tell you more about how Flowers of Sulphur powder should be in everyones kitchen cupboard! And why, if you or any of your pets have skin problems, the soap will be very useful too.The Powder and Pets From what I have learned, this fabulous yellow powder is a real help to animals for all kinds of problems. It is safe to use and does no harm if ingested. It is a natural and pure product and readily available.Flowers of Sulphur is used as a treatment for sweet itch, lice, mud fever, lice and fleas, mange & flea allergies, scabies to name a few. Also for cuts and abrasions, as it is known as being anti fungal and antiseptic.I now use it on my pets as needed, dog, cats, and chickens! It can be put on wounds and it seems to help the healing process.I put it on using a cotton wool ball, but others using it for larger animals such as Pigs and Horses, put it in a flour shaker, an old talc tin or use a large powder puff. Just put it on and the results are quite quick. It stops all itching and you can almost see the relief. You can put it on

wounds, grazes etc too. Brilliant for animals and worth a try, I was impressed.It even stops a gnat bite from itching!The Powder and Humans And why I prefer the Soap barsYou can of course use the powder, and it is in fact supposed to be very good for skin problems, itchy skin, rashes, dermatitis, psoriasis, but I have not used the powder on me so can't comment, I went straight to trying the glycerine soap bars.There are two types available. An unfragranced for extremely sensitive skin, and this is also the one to use to wash your pets with, especially good for dogs who love to get messy but have very sensitive skin! Or, there is one designed just for humans, which is lightly fragranced with Rose, Geranium and Lavender. It is a glycerine soap which draws moisture from the air and thus helps keep the skin moist and

supple, a necessary condition for the relief of problem skin. With excellent moisturising properties but no artificial moisturising or foaming ingredients.They are large bars at 200g and last well. This is a link to the fragranced soap in s Shops Blog on Flowers of Sulphur s have a blog with even more information, and will answer questions, they have been using and selling this for a long time so are well worth asking if you have a particular problem. I found the comments from customers very informative, people certainly have used this versatile powder and soap for many different things!s BlogI wouldn't have thought to use it on my rescue chickens if I hadn't read the blog.Children and the dreaded back to school head lice Could Flowers of Sulphur be the answer?The little ones are off back to school after the Summer Holidays, and while mums and dads may breathe a little sigh of relief, that sigh could turn to a scream if they come home with little visitors (and I don't mean bringing their friends home for tea lol). We have all experienced it, the dreaded hunt through tangled hair, everyone upset, you clear it and it happens all over again.They build a resistance to the harsh chemicals used to kill them, so it means either using the latest nasty chemical filled treatment, or, endless hours of combing.Well, it has been suggested that using Flowers of Sulphur, and remember this is a totally natural product, no nasty chemicals on your childs scalp, could be used to

treat head lice. The idea I think is to use the powder in the little ones hair, leave it in as long as possible, then comb it out. I don't have little ones any more, so have not tried this, but would be very interested to hear from anyone who has used this and if it worked well, and can honestly say if I did still have little ones I would give this a try. I don't think the soap would be as effective as the powder, but this is only a guess, and if anyone does try the soap for the treatment of head lice it would be lovely to hear the results.Plants and Garden use, a natural

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Yes,some people are allergic to sulphurFrom: Rush <rushtessman@...>"bird mites " <bird mites >Sent: Wed, November 3, 2010 10:12:59 PMSubject: Re: Re: ESP Soap Doesn't List Ingredients?

I took sulfer two years ago orally in a glass of water and wound up in the ER. I couldn't breath and thought I was about to die. Found out that many people cannot tolerate sulfer so pleasebe careful. It was a horrible experience for meSent from my iPhoneOn Nov 3, 2010, at 6:42 PM, "healinghope" <mfrreman@...> wrote:

Z3 Flower Of Sulfur is Not That Dangerous??http://www.squidoo.com/flower-of-sulphur-An interesting homeopathic treatment for many animal problems, and for Psoriasis and dermatitis in humansFlowers of Sulphur has been around for many years, and is also known as Brimstone. Remember brimstone and treacle, offered years ago as a very versatile cure for many ailments? Well the Brimstone bit is in fact Flowers of Sulphur, a yellow powder, which is obtained from tiny natural deposits of the mineral Sulphur.Here I hope to tell you more about how Flowers of Sulphur powder should be in everyones kitchen cupboard! And why, if you or any of your pets have skin problems, the soap will be very useful too.The Powder and Pets From what I have learned, this fabulous yellow powder is a real help to animals for all kinds of problems. It is safe to use and does no harm if ingested. It is a natural and pure product and readily available.Flowers of Sulphur is used as a treatment for sweet itch, lice, mud fever, lice and fleas, mange & flea allergies, scabies to name a few. Also for cuts and abrasions, as it is known as being anti fungal and antiseptic.I now use it on my pets as needed, dog, cats, and chickens! It can be put on wounds and it seems to help the healing process.I put it on using a cotton wool ball, but others using it for larger animals such as Pigs and Horses, put it in a flour shaker, an old talc tin or use a large powder puff. Just put it on and the results are quite quick. It stops all itching and you can almost see the relief. You can put it on

wounds, grazes etc too. Brilliant for animals and worth a try, I was impressed.It even stops a gnat bite from itching!The Powder and Humans And why I prefer the Soap barsYou can of

course use the powder, and it is in fact supposed to be very good for skin problems, itchy skin, rashes, dermatitis, psoriasis, but I have not used the powder on me so can't comment, I went straight to trying the glycerine soap bars.There are two types available. An unfragranced for extremely sensitive skin, and this is also the one to use to wash your pets with, especially good for dogs who love to get messy but have very sensitive skin! Or, there is one designed just for humans, which is lightly fragranced with Rose, Geranium and Lavender. It is a glycerine soap which draws moisture from the air and thus helps keep the skin moist and

supple, a necessary condition for the relief of problem skin. With excellent moisturising properties but no artificial moisturising or foaming ingredients.They are large bars at 200g and last well. This is a link to the fragranced soap in s Shops Blog on Flowers of Sulphur s have a blog with even more information, and will answer questions, they have been using and selling this for a long time so are well worth asking if you have a particular problem. I found the comments from customers very informative, people certainly have used this versatile powder and soap for many different things!s BlogI wouldn't have thought to use it on my rescue chickens if I hadn't read the blog.Children and the dreaded back to school head lice Could Flowers of Sulphur be the answer?The little ones are off back to school after the Summer Holidays, and while mums and dads may breathe a little sigh of relief, that sigh could turn to a scream if they come home with little visitors (and I don't mean bringing their friends home for tea lol). We have all experienced it, the dreaded hunt through tangled hair, everyone upset, you clear it and it happens all over again.They build a resistance to the harsh chemicals used to kill them, so it means either using the latest nasty chemical filled treatment, or, endless hours of combing.Well, it has been suggested that using Flowers of Sulphur, and remember this is a totally natural product, no nasty chemicals on your childs scalp, could be used to

treat head lice. The idea I think is to use the powder in the little ones hair, leave it in as long as possible, then comb it out. I don't have little ones any more, so have not tried this, but would be very interested to hear from anyone who has used this and if it worked well, and can honestly say if I did still have little ones I would give this a try. I don't think the soap would be as effective as the powder, but this is only a guess, and if anyone does try the soap for the treatment of head lice it would be lovely to hear the results.Plants and Garden use, a natural

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Is this site actively moderated? Scrolling through posts here I see some guy

named Zoe attacking and bullying what looks like a newer member asking for a

link to a certain product. " This is NOT rocket science. " " Find something else

to do...., " he shouts.

As a new guy here this bothers me. His language is demeaning at best. Everyone

learns and processes information at different rates, and to chastise another

sufferer because they don't grasp concepts as quickly as you is the height of

intolerance. I hope the sort of hurtful insensitivity demonstrated by this Zoe

guy is the exception rather than the rule here. -Harrington

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God bless you harinngton I'm afraid to ask questions on esp soap after Zo was so

mean to me. He made me cry. I felt bad fer 2 days after he did that to me. I am

afriad to talk on esp brand he gets very angry so do a few others who rite good

reviews for esp. I jest dont ask questons about them anymore or esle some

peoples with that company gets realy mad. but there is also nice peoples here

like Marie and hunchbak who gives good advise to poor peoples so stik around

please. they don't get angry if you ask about any companies. we can help

eachothers out.

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