Guest guest Posted July 26, 2005 Report Share Posted July 26, 2005 Hi , I use two deodorants at once, a liquid rock crystal roll-on and any other natural roll on. The combination works for me. Mark Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 26, 2005 Report Share Posted July 26, 2005 Aluminum only prevents sweating, it does nothing towards preventing odor Stop using aluminum-based deodorants or I see Alzheimers/dementia in your future as well as a toxic body because of its inability to sweat!!! Did you know that sweating is the only way for your body to rid itself of some toxins including some heavy metals and pesticides? Perhaps you could try some sauna treatments to aid your body in eliminating its toxic overload. Sweating has nothing to do with the odor, it's the bacteria consuming the oils expelled in your sweat. Daily zapping will help keep the bacteria numbers in check and should lessen the " stank-factor " to a liveable level. Good luck :-) Ken -- Natural deodorant Anyone know of a natural deodorant that WORKS? I'm having some problems in this area and have reverted back to a product with aluminum to keep from stinking Thanks! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 26, 2005 Report Share Posted July 26, 2005 Hi , I've been quite pleased with Queen Helene Aloe deodorant.. also comes in the Tea Tree, Vitamin E, and Mint Julep varieties. Sometimes I feel like i smell like an onion or vinegar, and the Aloe one seems to work for me. You can get it at most health food stores probably. See this link: http://shopping./s:Deodorants%20 & %20Body%20Sprays:4168-Brand=Queen%20He\ lene Cheers Asli --- lat_pack <vtiley@...> wrote: > Anyone know of a natural deodorant that WORKS? I'm having some > problems in this > area and have reverted back to a product with aluminum to keep from > stinking. > Thanks! > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 26, 2005 Report Share Posted July 26, 2005 , As Ken indicates, it's the bacteria that cause the smell. I forgot to mention a good way to get rid of the smell during the day - just swab your underarms with alcohol when you notice the smell - that will also help kill the bacteria. I just hope no ones writes back saying that using rubbing alcohol is un-natural! -asli --- ken <crapmail@...> wrote: > Sweating has nothing to do with the odor, it's the bacteria consuming > the > oils expelled in your sweat. Daily zapping will help keep the > bacteria > numbers in check and should lessen the " stank-factor " to a liveable > level. > Good luck :-) > Ken Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 26, 2005 Report Share Posted July 26, 2005 My absolute favorite natural deodorant is " Naturally Fresh Deodorant Crystal " . It comes in a spray mist (which I love), roll-on, crystal stick, etc. I bought my first bottle years ago at GNC and it is the only deodorant that has EVER kept me from smelling. It actually kills the bacteria that causes bad odor and gives 24 hour protection with a single usage. The only ingredients in it are: purified water and natural mineral salts. GNC charges quite a bit for a bottle, so I order directly from the manufacturer. I can get a case of 12 bottles of spray mist for $33.00 (that INCLUDES shipping). I then divide the case (and the cost) with one of my friends. One 4 oz. bottle of spray mist lasts me a long time (4-6 months). For my husband, who likes to spray and spray his underarms to make sure they're all covered, and can use up a spray bottle in about a month and a half, I dilute his in half with filtered water. I've never told him I dilute it, and he's none the wiser since he still doesn't stink! THIS STUFF IS GREAT!!!! If you're interested, you can order it from the following link: http://www.tccd.com/deodorant.html Go to the bottom of the page and click on ORDER to see the prices. Hope this helps, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 26, 2005 Report Share Posted July 26, 2005 Hello, I am three weeks into this so maybe this is a silly question, but...what is daily zapping mean? to keep orders down Thanks, Denny MD __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 26, 2005 Report Share Posted July 26, 2005 Thanks for the deodorizing advice, everyone. I'm wondering about the zapping. I bought a zapper, but haven't used it because I'm a bit freaked out by it and I'm scared of doing it wrong. Any tips? Also, how bad is Acutane? Anyone know? I have a feeling that it muxt be quite toxic, but my dermatologist recommended it for my persistant (if relatively minor) acne. I thought I'd try kombucha tea first, as I've heard wonder stories about it, but am considering the Acutane, because I'm tired of having constant break-outs! > Aluminum only prevents sweating, it does nothing towards preventing odor > Stop using aluminum-based deodorants or I see Alzheimers/dementia in your > future as well as a toxic body because of its inability to sweat!!! Did you > know that sweating is the only way for your body to rid itself of some > toxins including some heavy metals and pesticides? Perhaps you could try > some sauna treatments to aid your body in eliminating its toxic overload. > Sweating has nothing to do with the odor, it's the bacteria consuming the > oils expelled in your sweat. Daily zapping will help keep the bacteria > numbers in check and should lessen the " stank-factor " to a liveable level. > Good luck :-) > Ken > > > -- Natural deodorant > > Anyone know of a natural deodorant that WORKS? I'm having some problems in > this > area and have reverted back to a product with aluminum to keep from stinking > > Thanks! > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 26, 2005 Report Share Posted July 26, 2005 I hate to be the guy that you are talking about, Asli, and I especially hate to be a ny Raincloud, but rubbing alcohol is THE solvent that Dr. Hulda claims is one of two necessary culprits in the cause of cancer. Yes the big " C. " The other main culprit being fasciolopsis buskii, the intestinal fluke. According to her, you MUST have BOTH to become malignant!! Here's some more bad news... rubbing alcohol (isopropyl alcohol) has many different names and is placed in many different products we use every day!! Things like Hostess snacks, hairsprays, and yes, even QUEEN HELENE DEODORANT!! It is called " propylene glycol " in the list of ingredients but no doubt is actually isopropyl alcohol! Check it for yourself. Check everything you use for it as it's everywhere!! For anyone with candidiasis, you are doing your body (especially your liver) no favors by ingesting a carcinogenic solvent that will have to be both metabolized and excreted. This is no easy task, especially for someone with a systemic illness such as candidiasis as your body is already greatly hindered and is already far from being healthy. Candidiasis is a nasty, downward spiral that ruins lives and eventually ends them when the body can no longer fight back. I can dwell on this further if anyone would like. Ken -- Re: Natural deodorant , As Ken indicates, it's the bacteria that cause the smell. I forgot to mention a good way to get rid of the smell during the day - just swab your underarms with alcohol when you notice the smell - that will also help kill the bacteria. I just hope no ones writes back saying that using rubbing alcohol is un-natural! -asli Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 3, 2009 Report Share Posted February 3, 2009 I can't help you at all other than google for recipes and see if there are any patents online that may show you a percentage... One thing I wanted to mention about alcohol... After having MRSA Staph 5 times in 1.5 years I will only use deodoraNTS with alcohol. So go for it! lol [my doctor said no shaving - like right! I am NOT going to go around being the hairy beast woman...] so I prefer the alcohol to keep it dryer and not allow the MRSA to breed quite so freely. In case you didn't know, only about 10% of the population never has MRSA on their bodies. Bst of luck Willow > From: R. Lorenti Jr. <mlorenti@...> > Subject: Natural Deodorant > > Date: Monday, February 2, 2009, 6:38 PM > Hello Folks, > > I have created a pretty good 100% natural deodorant which I > have been > testing for the past few weeks. Used once a day has kept me > from not > smelling and I live in the tropics. I really think a good > part of > alcohol is necessary thus the test I have been using has 5% > alcohol in > it. I haven't really had any problem at that > concentration though > after a good workout & shower when my pores are wide > open I feel a bit > of warmth.... I am not sure if it is the alcohol or the > 0.5% of > rosemary oil in the eo blend. I plan to run the test again > without the > rosemary oil or at least cut it in 1/2. > > My question is; are any of you making a natural deodorant > with alcohol > in it and what is a good percentage to use to keep all > people happy? > Case in point is people who shave their armpits. After a > fresh shave I > can imagine alcohol can be quite " warming " (like > alcohol on a cut.) > > Any ideas or experiences would be most appreciated. Looking > forward to > hearing from you all soon. Sincerely, > > Have a great day, > R. Lorenti Jr. > mlorenti@... > www.sensatia.com > Skype ID: mlorenti Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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