Guest guest Posted October 1, 2006 Report Posted October 1, 2006 Sittin in an area to get exposed makes about as much sense as getting raped to get over your fear of intimacy...NOT SO. Spray the clothes wiht liquid zeolite it removes odors, wash in just arm/hammer baing soda NOT laundry detergent. When you get whacked aka exposed, stay inside a SAFE PLACE for at least 72hours and just let your system try to regain SOME degree of homeostasis, flush it out with FILTERED water, organic foods and soak as MUCH as you can in hot baths with epsom salts to aid detoxifciation. Sleep as much as you neede, let your BODY be your GUIDE ... On Sat, 30 Sep 2006, felice wrote: > Date: Sat, 30 Sep 2006 19:18:58 -0500 (CDT) > From: felice <anupath14@...> > Reply- > > Subject: [] laundry?? > > please explain, once again, how to get musty smells out of laundry. I wash and wash and smells are still there. And the clothing doesnt feel right either. Thank you. > ps I've been using Arm & Hammer fragrance free stuff. Felice > > Also, I am just sooooooo reactive. My tongue is now reacting to everything. A HINT of must, garlic, onions, you name it. My tongue feels kind of like garlic is sitting on it and this feeling stays a long while even tho the trigger was a " second " . What does one do?? > And when we are told to practice " avoidance " does that mean ALL TRIGGERS? even the tiny ones?? How does one do that?? > I have friends who think maybe I should sit " through " the headache that I can build a tolerance that way. Doesnt sitting in an area that gave me a headache make me worse in the end?? > I'm on this board for support> I would imagine if I have these questions, someone else out there has them too. > bye and thank you, felice > > > > > > FAIR USE NOTICE: > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted October 1, 2006 Report Posted October 1, 2006 > > please explain, once again, how to get musty smells out of laundry. I >wash and wash and smells are still there. And the clothing doesnt feel >right either. Thank you. Search the archive of this group for my and Barb's messages during the last 30 days or so. Basically I'd use a lot of salt (must be food grade) or baking soda. Whatever works better for you. Salt and baking soda kill mold when used in high concentration. Hydrogen peroxide and ammonium hydroxide decompose mycotoxins. hope this helps a bit... Quote
Guest guest Posted October 1, 2006 Report Posted October 1, 2006 > > please explain, once again, how to get musty smells out of laundry. I wash and wash and smells are still there. And the clothing doesnt feel right either. Thank you. But bear in mind - there are cases when a piece of clothing is so hard to decontaminate (or impossible) that it's better to throw it into the garbage instead of trying to save it. I realized over the years that my ability to percieve the mold contamination very quickly (just a few seconds) is actually an asset in this situation. Better to feel the nastiness right away than to wait and inadvertently cross-contaminate a bunch of previously clean objects. However, if you " hit the wall " and react even to the smell of garlic (which is btw. a very good antifungal), then you should consider total avoidance. Quote
Guest guest Posted October 1, 2006 Report Posted October 1, 2006 Felice--All I can tell you that I stayed in a doctor's office on Friday and began to feel bad, came home and my blood pressure had dropped reall low, and could not get out of bed all day Saturday. I stayed in that doctor's office maybe for too long. I am confused too. As for washing my clothes, I add borax and baking soda. I do not do well with ammonia. I think some do and some don't. Jane Ann felice <anupath14@...> wrote: please explain, once again, how to get musty smells out of laundry. I wash and wash and smells are still there. And the clothing doesnt feel right either. Thank you. ps I've been using Arm & Hammer fragrance free stuff. Felice Also, I am just sooooooo reactive. My tongue is now reacting to everything. A HINT of must, garlic, onions, you name it. My tongue feels kind of like garlic is sitting on it and this feeling stays a long while even tho the trigger was a " second " . What does one do?? And when we are told to practice " avoidance " does that mean ALL TRIGGERS? even the tiny ones?? How does one do that?? I have friends who think maybe I should sit " through " the headache that I can build a tolerance that way. Doesnt sitting in an area that gave me a headache make me worse in the end?? I'm on this board for support> I would imagine if I have these questions, someone else out there has them too. bye and thank you, felice --------------------------------- How low will we go? Check out Messenger’s low PC-to-Phone call rates. Quote
Guest guest Posted October 1, 2006 Report Posted October 1, 2006 A tweve hour soak in 2 cups bleach- one borax- one soap- 2 or three rinses-removes toxic burn for me-as long as the water is not too hard. I am sure it will remove everything unless you are washing in a moldy washer or house. Yes- the tongue is a good indicator of toxin response- do not stay anywhere you feel sick- you will not build up a tolerence for toxin- only the opposite- you will increase your suseptibility- do not sit through a headache- you will only train your body to react with a headache- take a potion at the first sign of a headache to break the response. These recommendations work for me- good luck > > please explain, once again, how to get musty smells out of laundry. I wash and wash and smells are still there. And the clothing doesnt feel right either. Thank you. > ps I've been using Arm & Hammer fragrance free stuff. Felice > > Also, I am just sooooooo reactive. My tongue is now reacting to everything. A HINT of must, garlic, onions, you name it. My tongue feels kind of like garlic is sitting on it and this feeling stays a long while even tho the trigger was a " second " . What does one do?? > And when we are told to practice " avoidance " does that mean ALL TRIGGERS? even the tiny ones?? How does one do that?? > I have friends who think maybe I should sit " through " the headache that I can build a tolerance that way. Doesnt sitting in an area that gave me a headache make me worse in the end?? > I'm on this board for support> I would imagine if I have these questions, someone else out there has them too. > bye and thank you, felice > Quote
Guest guest Posted October 2, 2006 Report Posted October 2, 2006 you mean the body learns to react with a certain symptom??? carondeen <kdeanstudios@...> wrote: A tweve hour soak in 2 cups bleach- one borax- one soap- 2 or three rinses-removes toxic burn for me-as long as the water is not too hard. I am sure it will remove everything unless you are washing in a moldy washer or house. Yes- the tongue is a good indicator of toxin response- do not stay anywhere you feel sick- you will not build up a tolerence for toxin- only the opposite- you will increase your suseptibility- do not sit through a headache- you will only train your body to react with a headache- take a potion at the first sign of a headache to break the response. These recommendations work for me- good luck > > please explain, once again, how to get musty smells out of laundry. I wash and wash and smells are still there. And the clothing doesnt feel right either. Thank you. > ps I've been using Arm & Hammer fragrance free stuff. Felice > > Also, I am just sooooooo reactive. My tongue is now reacting to everything. A HINT of must, garlic, onions, you name it. My tongue feels kind of like garlic is sitting on it and this feeling stays a long while even tho the trigger was a " second " . What does one do?? > And when we are told to practice " avoidance " does that mean ALL TRIGGERS? even the tiny ones?? How does one do that?? > I have friends who think maybe I should sit " through " the headache that I can build a tolerance that way. Doesnt sitting in an area that gave me a headache make me worse in the end?? > I'm on this board for support> I would imagine if I have these questions, someone else out there has them too. > bye and thank you, felice > --------------------------------- Get your email and more, right on the new .com Quote
Guest guest Posted October 5, 2006 Report Posted October 5, 2006 anyone who has suffered migraine can attest to the concept that the migraine response becomes ingrained if not cut early enough karen > > > > please explain, once again, how to get musty smells out of > laundry. I wash and wash and smells are still there. And the > clothing doesnt feel right either. Thank you. > > ps I've been using Arm & Hammer fragrance free stuff. Felice > > > > Also, I am just sooooooo reactive. My tongue is now reacting to > everything. A HINT of must, garlic, onions, you name it. My tongue > feels kind of like garlic is sitting on it and this feeling stays a > long while even tho the trigger was a " second " . What does one do?? > > And when we are told to practice " avoidance " does that mean ALL > TRIGGERS? even the tiny ones?? How does one do that?? > > I have friends who think maybe I should sit " through " the headache > that I can build a tolerance that way. Doesnt sitting in an area > that gave me a headache make me worse in the end?? > > I'm on this board for support> I would imagine if I have these > questions, someone else out there has them too. > > bye and thank you, felice > > > > > > > > > --------------------------------- > Get your email and more, right on the new .com > > Quote
Guest guest Posted October 6, 2006 Report Posted October 6, 2006 Are you sure the tongue burning isn't yeast. My tongue burns when the yeast is extra bad. White coating. With the migrane, if you get one get out of the area. I now try to take an adivl as soon as I feel a migrane cuz I usually start the vomiting if the migrane is bad. Of course sometimes I don't have time to take something and the vomiting starts in five minutes time. I sometimes use vinegar along with my fragrance free Tide. I can use the Fragrance free tide but some can't even handle that. Feel better. > > > > > > please explain, once again, how to get musty smells out of > > laundry. I wash and wash and smells are still there. And the > > clothing doesnt feel right either. Thank you. > > > ps I've been using Arm & Hammer fragrance free stuff. Felice > > > > > > Also, I am just sooooooo reactive. My tongue is now reacting to > > everything. A HINT of must, garlic, onions, you name it. My tongue > > feels kind of like garlic is sitting on it and this feeling stays > a > > long while even tho the trigger was a " second " . What does one do?? > > > And when we are told to practice " avoidance " does that mean ALL > > TRIGGERS? even the tiny ones?? How does one do that?? > > > I have friends who think maybe I should sit " through " the > headache > > that I can build a tolerance that way. Doesnt sitting in an area > > that gave me a headache make me worse in the end?? > > > I'm on this board for support> I would imagine if I have these > > questions, someone else out there has them too. > > > bye and thank you, felice > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > --------------------------------- > > Get your email and more, right on the new .com > > > > Quote
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