If one is concerned about the purity of borax, then they could always
purchase boric acid. It is available in some drug stores in high
purity. Of course if you use that, the amount would go down since it
contains a higher percentage of boron than borax does.
Marshall
Max Sanders wrote:
I just read a few of these posts and find it very interesting. Are you
talking about the "20 Mule Team Borax Natural Laundry Booster"? Boron
may be good for one if needed, but is it OK to ingest the Borax
product? How do you know what else is in it and that it is safe? I
always have a box around for the other stuff, and it sure doesn't
suggest ingesting the material. Sounds as though it has helped your
condition Daddybob. Really very interesting. I never knew boron was a
hard to get element, and had such consequences if deficient.
Maz
*/ransley <rans...@atmc.net>/* wrote:
>OK, now I am confused. I had been taking the amount that sticks
to a wet
finger up to the first knuckle, and just measured it, and it
measured about
1/4 teaspoon. So is this the right amount, or about 30 times too
high?<
That's about right. Anymore will start to give you a herx if you have
pathogenic arthritis. I try to take this much every day about 6
days a week.
When I took it 3-4 times a day for a week I got quite a herx from
it. Backed
off, went without for a few days, herx went away. Did it all over,
got herx
again. Backed off, herx stopped. Next time I took a lot of Bragg
vinegar
because it has boron, just to make sure about it all. Got a herx
again.
Taking the borax steadily is easier to live with and works just fine.
I am on a list to try a new boron product when it comes out. I'll
report
when that happens. For now, borax is probebly the single sheapest
and most
effective thing I've ever done for my arthritis. I've done lots of
things
that have worked, but nothing has worked this good, this cheap,
this easy.
Daddybob
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