Dry Brushing and Hello from a New Member

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My Naturopath certainly recommends dry brushing to

remove toxins from the body and improve circulation.

And with that come a number of other benefits. Much

of our weight and cellulite is actually not fat, but

toxins carried between our cells. Dry brushing helps

to stimulate the area and make this stuff move along

so our bodies can eliminate it.

 

Hello to everyone. I'm new to the group and have

been enjoying the emails. I met Butch through a

friend and am so glad that I have. The oils that I

have bought from Butch have been much higher quality

than those I have purchased from YLiving and other

sources. It was my lucky day when I placed my first

order. And - oh - the Jasmine. So sweet. Thank

you Butch.

 

At present, I'm using Helichrysum, Cistus and Lavender

on some very deep scar tissue in my hand. I use it

twice a day at least - 3-4 times if I'm home. I cut

my thumb to the bone last May. As I'm an artist and

woodworker, that's real serious stuff for me. These

oils, applied one at a time and followed with Tamanu

(a recommendation from my health food store) oil have

done wonders and my surgeon (who doesn't believe in

that " stuff " ) is amazed. On the surface, the scars

are difficult to notice. It's the deep scars that

are now the issue.

 

I still have so much scar tissue in my thumb that it

is difficult to bend it. Although it seems to be

slowly breaking down (I'm very determined for all the

obvious reasons), any recommendations would be

welcome. I'm trying to avoid a second surgery.

 

Thanks and blessings to all.

 

Dorey

 

--- Anita Reeves <anita-r wrote:

> Anyone else use dry brushing for anything?

>

> *Smile*

> Chris (list mom)

>

> Thanks to both of you for mentioning this...I used

> to dry brush for sore muscles, but haven't rciently(

> actually forgot about it). Heard about it from a

> Meesage Therapist..suppose to be good for any number

> of things. ie, move things along in the body.

> Supposedly it will after a period of time, even help

> loose inches or maybe weight cause it helps the

> bloodstream remove toxins.

> I have yet to look up any more " scientific " data on

> it though.

> Anita R. (in TX)

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

OK Y'all, now I've gotta go buy me another brush & get busy!!!!

Pat

 

(And welcome to Dorey!)

 

 

Dry brushing helps

> to stimulate the area and make this stuff move along

> so our bodies can eliminate it.

>Dorey

[Guest guest]

>

> Dry brushing helps

> > to stimulate the area and make this stuff

> move along

> > so our bodies can eliminate it.

> >Dorey

>

>

 

 

So How does one do this?

 

Cheryl

 

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Cheryl Smith

A Heavenly Body

Anchorage AK 9950*

(907) 222-0886

http://www.aheavenlybody.com

 

 

 

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