The Borax Conspiracy How the Arthritis Cure has been Stopped Walter Last

If no one has gotten ill from it, using the guide lines in the article, wouldn't that convince you?
You should let the individual decide for themselves.
I haven't read anything detrimental about Borax

Does this mean that their "Essentials Natural Deoderant" which states NO ALUMINUM on the label falls under the same guise?

I will say yes, I use the Tom's Natural Deoderant, and also the Tom's Toothpaste without fluoride.

You can purchase these items @Trader Joes.

I purchased Tom's Natural Deoderant prior to the Essentials.

I start to STANK after about 2 hours with minimal activity. I might try the corn starch approach.

It doesn't give any proof that no-one has become ill after taking it.
There's plenty of proof to suggest that it WILL make you ill though.
Certainly taking it as described in that article will lead to chronic poisoning.
I'm more than happy to let any individual decide for them selves but in order to make that decision all the facts should be known.

If you've not read anything detrimental about borax then I suggest you read this [link to www.pesticideinfo.org]

Symptoms of Poisoning with Borate Compounds

- Irritation of skin and respiratory tract.
- The gastrointestinal tract , skin vascular system and brain are the principal organs and tissues affected.
- Nausea, persistent vomiting, abdominal pain, and diarrhea.
- Lethargy and headache may occur but are less frequent.
- In severe poisonings, a beefy red skin rash affecting palms, soles, buttocks and scrotum has been described. With severe poisoning, erythematous and exfoliative rash, unconsciousness, respiratory depression, and renal failure.


Thanks for bringing borax to my attention.
I'll avoid it from now.
Feel free to take it though, it's your life you're playing with.

Maybe the Borax would work here too?

I don't often use deodorant and I don't have a problem with odor. Maybe it's just my body chemistry?

Curious about your thoughts on antibiotics? and perhaps aluminum in deodorants? or fluoride?

You typed "boric acid" - that is incorrect isnt it?
Do you mean borox (boron)???
boric acid is a poison right??

I tried Borax a few months back. I think it started me having IBS. I've never had IBS symptoms before. Now it's constant gas and stomach issues. I was taking the recommended dose of 1/4 tsp mixed with water. I tried it for almost 2 weeks but have since discontinued use... I probably won't ever use it again.

Thanks for the thread OP. I'm always looking out for any possible way to help my wife with her RA.

Antibiotics are over-prescribed by about 70%. In some cases they can be life-savers, in others totally superfluous. I've refused to take them on more than one occasion, generally when they've been prescribed for me for a minor chest infection (and usually by a locum doctor).
I don't know enough about aluminium in deodorants to make an informed opinion. They're certainly not recommended to be used by people with severely reduced kidney function and aluminium has been linked to Alzheimer's in a couple of studies although nothing concrete. If in doubt, don't use them.
Fluoride however has been proven safe in numerous studies across the world and the alternative theories I've read have been little more than poorly researched conspiracies which tend not to stand up to serious scrutiny.

Let me just say this.

I found this article on Nexus Magazine and found it to be very interesting.

I will be trying Borax as soon as I find it(not easy).

If you find it helpful and it works that is wonderful!

There was also a great product we used to use when I was younger. It was Silver Nitrate that we used when we got a cold sore, or mouth ulcer.

It caulderized the 'wound' and didn't have any side effects.It came in little stiptic type wooden tubes. Does anyone else remember these?

We used to buy it at the drug store over the counter.
Of course today it is a 'banned' product.

I've intentionally put small amounts of borax into my drinking water as a means to decalcify the pineal gland. I found it was easier to tolerate, taste-wise, when I would use the water for my tea.

And also remember that you need water to survive but you can also drown in it.

Everyone needs to decide what is right for themselves.

Thanks, I printed this out. Been trying to collect the best, most comprehensive and readable articles about different supplements. Found a good one about magnesium chloride not long ago and one about silica. Also MSM. I think minerals are more important than vitamins. Both are important of course.

I would be interested in your collection also.

Thanks

He´s a part of the brainwashed medical community that believes are good for you.

*insert* vaccines, chemotherapy, Px drugs, etc. - are good for you.

I'll get those links for you later, gotta go to work now. My bookmarks are all screwed up but hopefully I'll be able to track those down easily. Always interested in health information here on GLP. We've had some great health threads in the past, oil of oregano, oil pulling, vitamin D, to name a few. Iodine too. Much discussion on those topics all of which helped me a lot. Magnesium. So important.

Boron is an essential nutrient for all green plants.
Boron was used as a food preservative between 1870 and 1920, and during World Wars I and II.

And if this is true than how could it be poisonous to humans?

What chemical reactions take place in plants that would make the boron nonlethal, if in fact, some say it is lethal?

[link to www.nlm.nih.gov]

Website containing some useful tips on boron. I didn't see anywhere on this site which would have given cause for alarm.

Saw this on curezone...but haven't read the article yet.

I to take 12mg of Tri-boron each day.

Whenever I am at the market and notice an unusualy large amout of similar items in someones's cart I ask them what they are doing with all that......

Two guys dressed in blue work clothes had two grocery carts full of clorox. They said they work for city water., all that Clorox and more, they cleaned off the shelves, was going into the water tower in my town.

I guess the Harvard study and NHI conclusions don't matter then. You are very misinformed.

You're either stupid or a disinfo shill.

I keep finding these really interesting sites about boron.
And I am more and more convinced it is a very important rare mineral not only for plants but also for humans

[link to extension.oregonstate.edu]


Boron (B) Boron deficiency, which is relatively common in
Oregon, causes tip dieback. Leaves close to aborted shoot
tips develop a mottled chlorosis and cupped shape. Leaf
and fruit buds fail to develop in severely deficient plants.
Winter injury also may be greater on B-deficient plants.
Use Table 7 as a guide to fertilization. If B is deficient,
apply either Solubor (20% B) at 2 to 6 lb product/l00 gal
water/a, or 10 to 20 lb/a borax (11% B).
Table 7.—Blueberry leaf B sufficiency, late July to mid-
August
sampling.
Leaf B
(ppm) Status
below 20 Deficient
21–30 Below normal
31–80 Normal
81–150 Above normal
above 150 Excess
Apply Solubor or an equivalent material as a foliar
spray before bloom or after harvest and before leaf senescence.
Apply borax in the fall or early spring prior to rain.
Many blueberry growers in Oregon follow an annual
B application program of 0.5 lb B/a. Monitor leaf B levels
carefully. Excess B is toxic to plants.

Borax has greatly helped me with my RA. I've tried lots of things and this has been 1 of the 2 that really seemed to make a difference for me. The other is juicing potatoes in my fresh veggie juice. I usually add between 1 and 3 mid size red potatoes to a 12 to 16 oz carrot, apple, celery and beet. Serious reduction in pain and increase in mobility. I've been filling spray bottles with filtered water, a couple pinches of borax and essential oils. After reading the article OP posted(Thank you OP!!!) I've been adding epsom salt as well for the magnesium. I could feel it right away. This way you can spray all you want to and basically your body will uptake what it needs. Also, if you have a reaction to the borax it will be topical instead of internal. I do take it internally when I feel it intuitively and I feel that work quickly too.
Hang in there. Thanks for taking good care of you wife.

You do understand that everything that "WORKS" gets banned.

I can see them. Check your ignore list.

Re arthritis and sore joints, upon advice of my doctor, I cut out eating potatoes and gluten products -- no more sore joints.

Ugh!

For the last five months Hubbie takes the prescribed amount of Borax in his water. He told me it de-calcifies the pineal gland. Today he told me that he did not hear the ring tone in his ears like usual. He never complains of sore joints. I am going to start putting 1/8 teaspoon per liter of my drinking water, plus I'm going to purchase more of it.

Just to let everyone know I started taking the borax water today.

I used 1/8 tspn in 1 liter of water.

Let's see what happens?

Thanks for all the support on this.