deoderant woes...cleaning the Bottom Line

[Guest guest]

Part of the problem of natural things not working is the bacteria

that the typical deodorants trap onto your skin.

Once that is cleaned off and healed (including bacteria and fungus)

it may take a little time, the odor is gone or is much much less.

Perspiration may still come, however, and that's natural and normal

and needed so you DON'T get cancer. You don't want to suppress the

perspiration. You want to rinse, wash it off.

 

It's going to be unique for everyone, just like the typical brands

are...try colloidal silver, vinegar, mineral salts or mineral gel,

and see what you are most comfortable with, but make sure you've

addressed the root issue of bacteria/fungus that has been trapped

there for a long time.

Clean with alcohol, peroxide, grapefruit seed, tea tree oil, etc -

be careful - skin there is sensitive - do the cleansing before

shaving preferably. It's a nice transition once it is successful

and you don't have to think about aluminum anymore.

 

A

 

, " Steve McManus "

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> Hi All! My appolgies for the means of reply, asmy passwo0rd is

rejected. I have found colllooidal silver gel effectve, and

currently use grapefruit extract, which works for a day. I use 2

drops.

> S

> teve

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> Monday, September 04, 2006 2:12 PM

> deoderant woes..trying to

go natural!

>

>

> i've been using suave for years with great results. atleast on

the

> surface. not sure what's happening underneath. i've been reading

> more and more about the possible risk of breast cancer and

> alzheimers disease due to ingredients in deoderant and

> antipersperant.

>

> a few weeks back i went through several 'natural' deoderants, of

> which NOTHING worked like suave or sure or what have you at CVS,

> with aluminum and other unfortunate ingredients in them. and

when i

> say the 'natural' brands i tried don't work, i mean very soon

after

> application, i feel sticky under my arms and i stink! i even

tried

> rubbing coconut oil under my arms as i read the antibacterial

> properties in it really help.

>

> a part of it could be it was a very muggy hot summer here in

dc..and

> another more important thing could be that my body may be

detoxifyng

> as i continue changing my lifestyle towards natural. maybe my BO

> will be different a few months from now. Maybe it will actually

> become fragrant some day, sigh.. as i improve on the unhealthy

air,

> water, food, and drugs i've had for so long. but seriously, am i

> this dependant on the deoderants carried at CVS or Walgreens?

>

> i SO wish there was some 'natural' brand deoderant out there

that

> actually works. till then, i'm stuck with suave, or taking

multiple

> showers a day. i already fret upon taking a shower each morning

> considering DC water is flouridated. ughh! (oh, and then there's

the

> chlorine, but i got a chlorine filter so just need to install).

>

> has anyone here overcome deoderant woes? if so, please tell me

what

> finally worked for you! and i'm curious what people on this

forum

> think about the deoderant/antipersperant ingredients issue.

>

> thanks!

>

> vandana in dc.

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[Guest guest]

This is awesome! I've already got grapefruit seed extract and CS in

the house so I'm going to try this on myself and my husband Boo!

Thank you so much for this info folks!

[Guest guest]

OK, I'll try this again. I am having trouble with lately

(again).

 

I use magnesium gel. It works great for me. I tried many other

natural things but they didn't work for me. Most of us are mangesium

defficient anyway so it's a great way for us to get some. I use the

gel because magnesium oil full strength can burn slightly and the gel

is not quite as messy. The oil can be diluted a little with water.

Magnesium oil or gel is also great for aches and pains.

 

Lisa