Detox Bath

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Detox Bath

 

Finely ground the following:

 

Coriander Seeds

Mustard Seed

Mustard Powder

Ginger Powder

Cayenne Pepper (whole or ground)

 

All of the above ingredients must be finely ground and

then sprinkled into a hot running bath.

 

Now the weather is changing and it is getting colder and

it is especially easy for contracting colds, flus and becoming sick. This bath

will warm the body and help in removing the toxins by forcing your body to

sweet out any impurities. This bath is used in many spas today and if you

cannot do this in bath for, for lack of having a bath-tub, then prepare as an

infusion and pour directly over your body under hot water.

 

 

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This was posted a few days/weeks ago, I thought I'd give it a try, See below recipe for my reactions LOL...oh and have a good laugh...

 

 

 

 

Detox Bath Finely ground the following: Coriander Seeds Mustard Seed Mustard Powder Ginger Powder Cayenne Pepper (whole or ground) All of the above ingredients must be finely ground and

then sprinkled into a hot running bath. Now the weather is changing and it is getting colder and

it is especially easy for contracting colds, flus and becoming sick. This bath

will warm the body and help in removing the toxins by forcing your body to

sweet out any impurities. This bath is used in many spas today and if you

cannot do this in bath for, for lack of having a bath-tub, then prepare as an

infusion and pour directly over your body under hot water I've been subscribing to a for several months. On a regular

basis several good ideas, recipes, news, information comes out of said

groups. I wasn't feeling well, and everyone around me has been

sick. I know my immunity is down because my body is trying to heal a

bruise on my foot. I dropped a hard drive (about 3 pounds) on the top

of my foot. It could be cracked we don't know, but I know I hit a

serious vessel in there because now my toes are black...and my ankle,

and the sides of my foot. So, you know, I figured anything could help

to lift my spirits and maybe stave off anything that might be coming

on...So without really thinking too brightly I decided to try the above mentioned recipe. Please note have a good laugh on me:Wow

- what a rush! If I had to pay a spa to do this to me - I'd probably

sue. (Where's the damn warning label?) Ok, so let's go down the list,

Coriander seeds (dunno are they hot? I'm out anyway), Mustard seeds and

powder (ok you use this as a paste on your chest for colds - how bad

can it be?) Ginger Powder (mildly hot and soothes the stomach) Cayenne

Pepper (UM...note to self - dumbass it's hot...well I'll give it a shot)So

I combined one teaspoon of each ingredient in said container (minus

coriander - i'm out remember) and added a little hot water, it became

pasty. So I added more water. Blended until smooth and headed for the

bathroom. After there was an inch of water in the tub I added the

liquid fire - I mean mixture into the running water. Strip,

get into said water while the water ran. Crap, it's not hot enough,

turned down the cold and let it run more water into the tub. Turned off

the water and soaked. Um, nice, but still not hot enough for my taste

and besides, what are all these herbs doing? Nothing really...Ok

so I let out 2 inches mind you, added more hot water. Ah, just my

temperature. I lean back to relax and notice a slight stinging on the

backs of my legs. (Ok, I'm going to exaggerate from here on out, but

only a little). I expected that maybe those tender areas down there

might actually have a reaction to pepper but the backs of my legs? Oh

come on...I'm soaking and no, its not stinging, it's starting to burn.Oh

crap...now what? Wait there was no warning for those without a brain or

sensitive skin. Oops I have sensitive skin and the backs of my legs fry

in the sun within a minute or two and I'm expecting Cayenne Pepper NOT

to burn me? Oh gee...I just want to feel better, not to ex foliate

everything below my waist. Nair doesn't hurt this bad and com'on I

watered it down with gallons of water per teaspoon...Let out

the water and shower it off....ok, try to shower it off. Soap up,

twice, rinse off. Ok, not so bad. Let's use a little lotion on those

puppies, Aloe sounded good. Wow...30 minutes after it still stings a

little and guess what, I'm not sweating any more than usual after a hot

bath but I am swearing a bit more. My general consensus, USE

WITH CAUTION, if you have sensitive skin and don't feel good thinking

you might have a feather in the back of your throat and everyone you

know has either been sick or is sick, DON'T TRY THIS!! LOL unless

you're a massacist and then go for it. Instead try to drinking a hot

tea with whiskey and maybe upping your vitamin C levels. LOLOh,

I'm in no means mad, I think this is great stuff...just thought I'd

share the funnies on me, literally. If you do pass this on, please

remove my name!Blessed Be All

 

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