Hot day, brain fried, the word was supposed to be 'drowns'. L On Jul 19, 2013, at 5:20 PM, Lena Guyot wrote:
> I take boron caps and have noticed that they're very helpful for arthritis > issues. In one of my groups, cream of tartar was recommended for candida as > it 'drwons' candida. I encapsulate my bulk-purchased COT (nuts.com) and take > a (00) capsule 4x a day. It has definitely reduced candida, although I also > Rife it. > > Be well, > Léna > On Jul 19, 2013, at 4:15 PM, Dan Nave wrote: > >> This freaks some people out, but you should consider borax for candida and >> fungus issues. The following is some excerpts from the url below. You can >> read the whole article and get a good overview. I use it for arthritis >> symptoms and it seems to work pretty well. (That's 20 Mule Team Borax, >> which is about 11% boron and has no additives). >> >> Dan >> >> <http://www.health-science-spirit.com/borax.htm> >> Standard dose = 1 teaspoon (5 ml) of concentrate. This has 25 to 30 mg of >> borax and provides about 3 mg of boron. Take 1 dose per day mixed with >> drink or food. If that feels right then take a second dose with another >> meal. If there is no specific health problem or for maintenance you may >> continue indefinitely with 1 or 2 doses daily. >> >> If you do have a problem, such as arthritis, osteoporosis and related >> conditions, cramps or spasms, stiffness due to advancing years, menopause, >> and also to improve low sex hormone production, increase intake to 3 or more >> spaced-out standard doses for several months or longer until you feel that >> your problem has sufficiently improved. Then drop back to 1 or 2 doses per >> day. >> >> Fungi and Fluoride >> >> >> Being such an excellent fungicide it is not surprising that borax is being >> successfully used to treat Candida. There is much interesting information on >> an Earth Clinic forum called Borax Cures (10). With low to medium-weight >> people use 1/8 teaspoon of borax powder and with heavier weight 1/4 teaspoon >> per litre of water. One drinks the water spaced out during the day, and does >> this for 4 or 5 days a week as long as required. >> >> Many contributors wrote that it cured or greatly helped them. So for >> instance this post: "I also have psoriasis, so maybe the soreness in my >> joints is the psoriatic arthritis creeping in. I thought, after reading >> about borax here on this forum, I would give it a try. OMG! In one day, the >> soreness in my knees has vanished! .... Also, my psoriasis seems a lot >> better after 2 days drinking 1/4 tsp borax in 1 litre of water per day." >> >> Another one about toe fungus: "He wet his feet and then took a handful (of >> borax) and rubbed it all over his feet. He said it stopped itching >> immediately! He was stunned. A few weeks later I asked him how his athletes >> foot was and he said: oh wow! it hasn't come back! that stuff totally cured >> it !!!" >> >> Other enthusiastic posts were about vaginal thrush. Borax appeared to be >> more effective than other remedies. Commonly one large gelatine capsule >> filled with borax or boric acid was inserted at bedtime for several nights >> or up to 2 weeks. Alternatively the powder can be mixed with cool solidified >> coconut oil as a bolus or suppository. >> >> A recent scientific study (11) confirms these positive observations with >> vaginal thrush. Boric acid at the dose of a filled capsule worked even in >> cases of drug-resistant Candida and against all the tested pathogenic >> bacteria. Because of the greater dilution, a douche may not be strong enough >> for bacteria and drug-resistant Candida but it should work for normal >> Candida. Borax, due to its alkalinity, was more effective than boric acid. >> >> In normal healthy conditions Candida exists as harmless oval yeast cells. >> When challenged, chains of elongated cells called pseudohyphae develop, and >> finally strongly invasive long, narrow and tube-like filaments called >> hyphae. These damage the intestinal wall, and cause inflammation and Leaky >> Gut Syndrome. Pseudohyphae and hyphae can be seen in the blood of >> individuals with cancer and autoimmune diseases. Candida can also form tough >> layers of biofilm. This same study shows that boric acid/borax inhibits the >> formation of biofilms and also the transformation of harmless yeast cells >> into invasive hyphal form. In other articles I have shown that this process, >> commonly initiated by antibiotics, is a basic cause of most of our modern >> diseases, and this makes borax and boric acid primary health remedies. But >> this article shows that there are many more reasons to give them a top >> rating. >> >> A scientific review in 2011 concluded: "... boric acid is a safe, >> alternative, economic option for women with recurrent and chronic symptoms >> of vaginitis when conventional treatment fails..." (12). But as it is so >> much better than drugs why not use it as a first option, or use the even >> more effective borax? >> >> Another study from Turkey (13) shows the protective effect of boric acid on >> food contaminated with mycotoxins, especially fungal aflatoxins. Among >> these, Aflatoxin B1 (AFB1) causes extensive DNA damage and is the most >> potent carcinogen ever tested, especially affecting liver and lungs, also >> causing birth defects, immunotoxicity and even death in farm animals and >> humans. Boric acid treatment was protective and led to increased resistance >> of DNA to oxidative damage induced by AFB1. The strong antifungal action of >> boric acid is, of course, the reason why it has traditionally been used as a >> food preservative. >> >> >> >> On Thu, Jul 18, 2013 at 5:42 AM, Gidon Kenar <gidonke...@gmail.com> wrote: >> Hi All, >> I found to have systemic Candida which besides giving ma bad digestion, gas >> and sometimes diarrhea, also manifests itself as fungi in my foot and a >> ringworm in other parts of my body. >> My diet is vegan, based mostly on raw fruits, vegetables and green leaves >> with practically no processed foods. I would like to keep this diet as much >> as possible while treating this malady, and would appreciate any ideas in >> this matter... >> >> Regards >> Gidon >> >> >> >> >> -- >> The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. >> Rules and Instructions: http://www.silverlist.org >> >> Unsubscribe: >> <mailto:silver-list-requ...@eskimo.com?subject=unsubscribe> >> Archives: >> http://www.mail-archive.com/silver-list@eskimo.com/maillist.html >> >> Off-Topic discussions: <mailto:silver-off-topic-l...@eskimo.com> >> List Owner: Mike Devour <mailto:mdev...@eskimo.com> >> >> >> >
