Posts by mellowbear10

Anyone here have experience with the band Guilty? Thanks!

Just figured I'd share this here for anyone who wants to give it a shot... You need about 3.5 ounces of pork fat—not the smoked kind and definitely not the greasy scraps, just pure fresh fatback. Cut the fat into small cubes. Put them on the stove over low heat so they start to render slowly. Once it starts melting, toss in about 3.5 ounces of shredded carrots and stir it gently until all the fat has liquefied. You aren't trying to fry the carrots until they're dark; you just want them lightly sautéed. Then, strain out the liquid and you're done. There isn't a strict schedule for applying it, but doing it morning and night usually works best...
It won't hurt you, for sure....

Good luck!

northernraven3 said:I've heard about using lard, but nothing about carrots. I think that might work for stages 1 and 2, but this other thing... send me a private message...

When I get home, I'll ask my grandma for the exact recipe—like the specific measurements and how to make it—then I'll shoot you a message... probably around 5 or 6...

Please don't jump down my throat immediately, but I might have a possible solution... My grandmother used this recipe to help a ton of people, and most importantly, their issues didn't come back... at least not for a long time. It’s a mix of carrots and pork fat—specifically lard. You take a piece of fatback, just the pure fat without any meat, and slowly melt it down with some grated carrots. Once the carrots release their juices, you strain everything and use that fat as an ointment. I don't know the exact ratio, but I can find out if anyone is actually interested. It worked for a huge number of people, 100%. Obviously, I can't claim it'll work for everyone, but for those who tried it, it did... I wouldn't even be posting this if it weren't true because I know how exhausting it is to struggle with something for years, and I wouldn't be that inconsiderate. If it helps even one person, then it isn't a waste of time or nonsense. It might not fix the severe cases, but for the milder ones, it definitely should.

Drew Gonzalez75 said:Does Omega-3 actually help with skin elasticity?

http://www.fish-oils.com/en/uses-of-...n-glow_87.html

I don't personally deal with this, but I stumbled upon a thread about it and figured I'd share in case it helps someone else out here.

This site mentions that magnesium chloride can actually help with hemorrhoids (it’s listed near the end under their list of uses):
http://www.val-znanje.com/index.php?...ovi&Itemid=201

And then in the comments section over here, I saw someone mention that their hemorrhoids cleared up after they started taking magnesium chloride:
http://junkpublished.blogspot.com/20...j-klorida.html

So, there you go if anyone wants to look into it further...

I’ve been on Yasmin for five years now. Before, I used to deal with this discharge—sometimes yellowish, sometimes greenish 😛 (and my Pap smear was always totally fine). That was until I found out I had Candida. Since then, I’ve overhauled my diet; I’m currently mixing blood type nutrition with an alkaline diet. I’ve also been drinking this specific tea (I’ll shoot you a message if you want to know which one it is—I’ve mentioned it a few times already, so I don't want it to seem like I'm just trying to sell you something). It’s worked. For about six months now, I haven't had any of those issues or any other feminine problems, even though I'm still taking the pills.

I’ve noticed this happens to me during the winter when the temperature really drops. I wake up with swollen eyelids, and they usually settle down after about half an hour without even using any compresses, but then this crusty skin forms and eventually peels off. There’s redness too. I know it isn't some eye infection—I tried rinsing with chamomile and eye tea, but nothing worked. There’s no discharge or pus or anything like that. Once you rule out infections, you're left looking at kidney issues, thyroid problems, allergies, or circulation—those are the big culprits for eyelid swelling. None of that makes sense to me, though, because if it were one of those, I'd have other symptoms. Plus, it only pops up for a few days during those deep freezes. That leaves circulation as the likely cause (based on my own 🙂). I already struggle with circulation, and when it gets freezing outside, the vessels constrict even more, which probably messes with how my whole body functions. It's especially weird because the swelling only starts once I lie down; the longer I sleep, the worse it gets, but as soon as I wake up, it subsides. So, I’m lying still, which just makes the circulation even worse. Right now, I'm drinking nettle tea every day, and I'm planning to pick up some rosemary to help boost my circulation, so we'll see. Just thought I'd share in case 🙂 helps anyone else. During the day, I use Vaseline or some other ointment—sometimes even a mix of lard and calendula to deal with that crusty skin

How am I supposed to mention a product without it sounding like a blatant ad? Should I just list the ingredients and let people figure out how to make it themselves?

And what can I even do about it, since that tea is used for so many different things anyway...

If I know something works, why shouldn't everyone else get a shot at fixing their own issues? For years, I’ve been telling everyone I meet about these solid solutions for women's health problems. Honestly, most people just seem too lazy to actually do anything about it. But I'm not giving up. I'll keep spreading the word and hoping I can help at least one person.

sorry if wanting to help is an issue....

Basically, you’ve got to stick with these teas for about a month before they really start kicking in—especially if things are pretty rough. And I don't know if people realize this, but don't use a metal spoon; stick to plastic. It might seem like a hassle, but we're talking about long-term healing here. It’s not like popping an Advil for quick relief, where eventually even those stop working on you after a while.

Jason Morgan said:I am fairly certain that years of popping painkillers have absolutely wreaked havoc on my stomach; I’ve become sensitive to just about everything these days. On top of that, my ovulation has started becoming significantly more painful, so I'm starting to think I have no other choice but to switch to the pill.

I honestly recommend Evan’s Tea!! I’ve mentioned it before, but here it is again:

Hey everyone! For anyone dealing with inflammation, bacteria, intense pain, or whatever else—I have one tip for you... get "Evan’s Tea"!! You can find it at herbal shops, or check out www.suban.hr/. It costs $10 and lasts you about a month...

My mom dealt with CHRONIC inflammation and all sorts of issues for over twenty years. She saw countless gynecologists, and none of them could help her no matter how hard they tried. Pills only provided temporary relief, and eventually, she started having stomach issues because of digestive problems too. She stumbled upon this tea and decided to try it since she really had nothing left to lose... she drank it every day for just over a month. When she went back to her gynecologist (the doctor was actually pulling her hair out before because she didn't even know where to start since everything was such a mess), the doctor couldn't believe it was the same person. She told her to keep doing whatever she was doing... basically, after 20 years, she cleared a chronic condition that people usually call incurable. Another doctor she saw after using the tea for a month wouldn't even believe she ever had any inflammation, let alone chronic stuff, because there were zero traces left. It was like she'd never been sick. Look, if someone is too lazy to put in the work, don't bother starting. There are so many people who just complain and complain without taking action, preferring to just pop a pill for a quick fix. The worst part is that most of these people drink coffee multiple times a day without a second thought, but when it comes to actual health, they put in zero effort. So, if you aren't willing to be persistent, forget this advice and just keep complaining and suffering through the pain... (and obviously, my mom isn't the only success story here, but she was definitely the toughest case)