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Has anyone cured arthritis with MM 22 Dec 2024 00:50 #85105

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No, boron dosing is not the same as borax. The boron content of Borax is 11.3%. Boron is much stronger because boron is ~100% boron. 

I suspect the other ingredients in borax help with reducing arthritis symptoms. 

Attached is the PDF file 'The Borax Conspiracy'.  

www.verywellhealth.com/the-benefits-of-boron-89548  

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Has anyone cured arthritis with MM 22 Dec 2024 18:13 #85109

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Could try nicotine. Said to alleviate pain from arthritis - works for my father. Bryan Ardis has info on it.  Someone in another group I'm in is able to get pure nicotine oil (with just glycerin no vit E) from a vape shop and applies it topically, and if used with DMSO that will help drive it in and do double healing.  We use DMSO topically that itself alleviates pain a lot of times.  Use it with other essential oils like frankincense, and what not. Father has been doing MMS1 with DMSO as regimen for a while, but still had hip pain.  Nicotine patches 7mg has helped it.

Per Ardis, nicotine is not addictive it's the chemicals and stuff they add when smoking that make it addictive. Also in foods and black/green teas.
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Has anyone cured arthritis with MM 26 Dec 2024 14:42 #85141

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I read the article CLO2 (Thank you as I had no idea about Boron). mentioned about Boron, Borax, Boric Acid. They do mention 3mg in article. and correct on the Borax, it sounded like in some uses investigators took up to 100mg of Borax. Whereas 3mg of Boron was sufficient for treating most issues but went up higher as needed.
Equivalent dosing = 1 tsp borax powder has 25 to 30 mg of borax and provides about 3 mg of boron

www.heal-yourself.com.au/Healing_the_Body/The-Borax-Conspiracy.html
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