Wondering

July 30, 2007

>> I will be experimenting with using clay water (hydrated clay, with

>> lots of extra water) in the ears - I'm just going to fill the ear

>> opening up and let it sit there for 10 or 15 minutes (adjusting the

>> time if necessary) - to see if I can speed up getting the crap out

>> while lessening the oozing/weeping/scabbing... I'll also be

>> applying thick hydrated clay (like a facial mask) to the outside of

>> my head and around and on the outside of my ears.

> I hope someone can correct me if I'm " all wet " , but the thought of

> leaving ANY watery solution in ears is making me very nervous. Oil,

> yes H2O2, yes

What do you think is in the other 97% of 3% H2O2?

> I love clay, and applaud your idea of using it around your head and

> ears.

>

> But water can be very difficult to thoroughly remove/dry from the

> ears, thus leaving a real happy hunting ground for fungi.

I understand your trepidation... but this is an experiment.

I'm also concerned about the drying effect the clay may have...

> I'm willing to learn if the fact that the clay is in the water will

> mitigate this effect. Until I'm convinced, though, you couldn't pay

> me to put water in my ears.

Did you think I was recommending that anyone else try this? Certainly I

didn't say anything that could be misconstrued that way?

> I've had (and may still have, on occasion), " fungal ears " . That

> condition led me to getting a Plasmafire from Saul in the first

> place.

I'll find out soon enough... I'm really hoping that just drinking lots

of it will do most of the work - and maybe I'll just have to apply the

clay topically at night - I think I'll modify my plan to not do the

clay-charcoal-water *inside* the ear canal unless/until the topical

application fails. I'll apply it topically all over the outside of the

ears, and inside the outer ear opening.

The main thing I want to do is eliminate the obvious, ugly/nasty looking

rash/scabbing. I can tolerate pretty much anything else, as long as

other people don't have to see what looks like gangrenous lumps on the

side of my head...

July 30, 2007

>

> Of course - but at the same time, there is no reason to stretch the

> process out for longer than is necessary, is there?

>

> And if there is a way to *reduce* the detox symptoms, thereby

> *increasing* the amount of junk coming out - why on earth would you

> *not* want to do that?

>

> > I am absolutely loving ear insufflating now. I don't know if it,

> > or the piracetam, or the combination of both is working, but

> > something is, and I'M LOV'N IT! My plan is to work up to 15

minutes

> > daily (I have no desire to do it 3 times daily),

>

> If you're loving it, why not?

Hi ,

Oxygen gives energy and detoxing saps it, but you already know that.

Whatever way you want to do things, is fine by me. One can attack

all at once, or can consistently chip away at their toxins. It's

easy in the beginning, but when the going gets rough (and it will),

the important thing, imo, is to find whatever works for you.

One thing I've noticed is different methods of delivery results in

different methods of detoxing. In some ways, I feel like a real

novice. Most things I've learned by doing it the wrong way the first

time.

For the chronic ill, I wouldn't use the sauna until I addressed their

adrenal fatigue first as well as doing other cleansings. Most of the

detoxing is done through the skin with the sauna.

As a woman, I favor vaginal insufflating because that cleasnes the

lymphatic system so well, and I never experience detoxing with it.

It just makes me feel good.

What I am now starting to experience with the ear insufllating is

more and more nauseousness. The thought of perhaps trying this 15

minutes 3 Xs daily right now is mordifying to me. It's like having

the stomach flu without the cramping and without the vomiting.

Without a doubt, I know this is the effects of the toxins being

release, so I think whatever you can find that will help mop up those

released toxins is a good thing. I actually went and drank some of

your suggested charcoal hoping it would help. I still feel pretty

ick, tho. Think I'll now try some ozonated water. So much

for 'lov'n it.' lol Got to learn not to speak too soon!

Whatever you find that helps, do it.

Gail

July 30, 2007