Bentonite, peptides, Fulvic acid, and Evie :)

Thanks for the liquid molybdenum info. I use a sublingual, but liquid
may be better. BTW, house building; I don't know a better solution,
but if formaldehyde is a consideration it is also in that lovely pink
and yellow spun glass insulation.

I think it was Ian? asked about food or Rx grade bentonite a while
back? I found you can get small amounts cheaply in the make your own
wine section. It's coarse by dissolves easily. Also saw, as health
food store is promoting cleanses, that it can be bought in bottles of
powder like NOW brand, etc. That should be available with more info.
on using if you need.
- Oh and good reminder for me about baking soda to absorb car odors,
as my "new" one I got needs carpet and upholstry cleaning
desperately. Since I don't use the stuff I tend to forget how stinky
those soaps can be, woulda been sorry if I took it to be cleaned.
Will make baking soda paste and let try on carpet then scrub loose
and vacuum. :)

Last year a couple people here were trying peptide therapy. How's the
results gone?

I did a search through the archives for fulvic acid a while back. I
think it is worth looking into more in depth. It seems it was
dropped because using chlorinated water with it is detrimental. So
don't use chlorinated water when you take it! :) I've got a small
bottle I'm trying, good for "what ails you", well, many of our
symptoms here anyway. Not feel like looking up links to post right
now, but just wanted to put the thought to look into it out there for
you all again.

:)

Yowie Perla, epilady on the underarms! haha, I'm not that tough, I
hate ripping the hair off my legs bad enough. Nooo, not for this
female. But- there may be something to it acting like symptom relief
by it's vibration. -Then again, ;) maybe just the alternate pain
changes the focus, lol.

~ Snoshoe

Thanks Snoshoe,

Yes, I was not aware of the formaldehyde in the pink panther insulation! Thanks for the info. Hmmmm.... Wonder what an alternative is? The only other I know of is a foam board type insulation. Wouldn't that gas out, too???

I found a book which I haven't sent for yet, but plan to. It is called "The Healthy House", I think. It supposedly deals with how to make your home toxin free. (Or as free as possible, eh? lol) I will send more info if anyone is interested.

Thanks anyway,
Diane

snoshoe_2 <[hidden email]> wrote:
Thanks for the liquid molybdenum info. I use a sublingual, but liquid
may be better. BTW, house building; I don't know a better solution,
but if formaldehyde is a consideration it is also in that lovely pink
and yellow spun glass insulation.

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