Avoid aluminum toxicity - make your own underarm deodorant

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Aluminum Toxicity

Unintentional aluminum intake may increase the risk of AD as well. Aluminum

cookware, aluminum foil, antacids, douches, buffered aspirin, and even

anti-perspirant deodorants may all contribute to the problem.

 

A single aluminum coffee-pot was shown to have invisibly added over 1600 mcg

aluminum per liter of water. This is 3,200% over the World Health Organizations

set goal of 50 mcg per liter. Aluminum is known to build up in the bodily

tissues of persons with Alzheimers disease, Parkinsons disease, and amyotrophic

lateral sclerosis. Aluminum is a known neurotoxin. Aluminum is also a component

of so- called silver amalgam dental fillings. Composite (white) fillings do not

contain aluminum (or mercury, for that matter.) Most baking powder contains

aluminum. Rumford brand baking powder does not, however. Neither does baking

soda, which is a different substance entirely.

 

Jackson, J. A.; Riordan, H. D. and Poling, C. M. (1989) Aluminum from a coffee

pot. The Lancet, I (8641) 781-782, April 8.

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I've discovered that Witch Hazel tincture makes an excellent underarm deodorant

and it works for 24 hours.

To make your own deodorant, take 40 grams of Witch Hazel powder (order from

www.mountainroseherbs.com) and put it into 200 ml of Ethanol (grain) alcohol. A

clean, 400 ml jar will hold the contents. Shake daily for 2 weeks, and then it

is ready for use.

 

I measured out 40 grams of Witch Hazel, which occupies a volume of 80 ml, for

those of you without a scale.

In American units:

 

80 ml = 2.7 oz. of Witch Hazel (approximately)

200 ml = 6.7 oz. of Grain alcohol (95% alcohol)

 

You can use 100 proof Vodka to replace Grain alcohol.

 

John from Israel

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I use zink oxide, used to prevent babies from diaper rash as a deodorant, works

perfect, non scented.

 

anita

 

 

 

, " yburkett " <yburkett

wrote:

>

> Aluminum Toxicity

> Unintentional aluminum intake may increase the risk of AD as well. Aluminum

cookware, aluminum foil, antacids, douches, buffered aspirin, and even

anti-perspirant deodorants may all contribute to the problem.

>

> A single aluminum coffee-pot was shown to have invisibly added over 1600 mcg

aluminum per liter of water. This is 3,200% over the World Health Organizations

set goal of 50 mcg per liter. Aluminum is known to build up in the bodily

tissues of persons with Alzheimers disease, Parkinsons disease, and amyotrophic

lateral sclerosis. Aluminum is a known neurotoxin. Aluminum is also a component

of so- called silver amalgam dental fillings. Composite (white) fillings do not

contain aluminum (or mercury, for that matter.) Most baking powder contains

aluminum. Rumford brand baking powder does not, however. Neither does baking

soda, which is a different substance entirely.

>

> Jackson, J. A.; Riordan, H. D. and Poling, C. M. (1989) Aluminum from a coffee

pot. The Lancet, I (8641) 781-782, April 8.

> =========================================================

> I've discovered that Witch Hazel tincture makes an excellent underarm

deodorant and it works for 24 hours.

> To make your own deodorant, take 40 grams of Witch Hazel powder (order from

www.mountainroseherbs.com) and put it into 200 ml of Ethanol (grain) alcohol. A

clean, 400 ml jar will hold the contents. Shake daily for 2 weeks, and then it

is ready for use.

>

> I measured out 40 grams of Witch Hazel, which occupies a volume of 80 ml, for

those of you without a scale.

> In American units:

>

> 80 ml = 2.7 oz. of Witch Hazel (approximately)

> 200 ml = 6.7 oz. of Grain alcohol (95% alcohol)

>

> You can use 100 proof Vodka to replace Grain alcohol.

>

> John from Israel

>

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I agree with Dr. Mercola on this one... vigorously scrub your armpits

well every day with soap and a washcloth and nothing else needs to be done.

 

 

>I've discovered that Witch Hazel tincture makes an excellent underarm

deodorant and it works for 24 hours.

To make your own deodorant, take 40 grams of Witch Hazel powder (order

from www.mountainroseher

bs.com) and put it into 200 ml of Ethanol (grain) alcohol. A clean, 400

ml jar will hold the contents. Shake daily for 2 weeks, and then it is

ready for use.

 

I measured out 40 grams of Witch Hazel, which occupies a volume of 80

ml, for those of you without a scale.

In American units:

 

80 ml = 2.7 oz. of Witch Hazel (approximately)

200 ml = 6.7 oz. of Grain alcohol (95% alcohol)

 

You can use 100 proof Vodka to replace Grain alcohol.

 

John from Israel<

 

 

 

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, " " <grapjebe wrote:

>

> I use zink oxide, used to prevent babies from diaper rash as a deodorant,

works perfect, non scented.

>

> anita

 

Extra virgin coconut oil works well as an underarm deodorant. It can also be

used for cleaning the mouth, teeth and gums. Google " oil pulling " .

 

Cindy C.