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Re: In Life's waiting room 15 Mar 2012 18:20 #14398

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Hi ZnzMagic, I encourage you to learn all you can from Bi Kidude and others like her, as this seems the hope for those of us who do not want to conform to "modern" medicine. And once you know, you can share. :)
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Re: In Life's waiting room 15 Mar 2012 21:15 #14403

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I went to this web site and read a bit. What is SSKl, do you know? Also, what kind of iodine would do a skin test with?
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Re: In Life's waiting room 15 Mar 2012 22:20 #14406

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I noticed that too on that site, and if I remember rightly, the SSKI is a brand name, and the KI is the chemical composition for Potassium Iodide. There's a few different makers of the Iodine, of course you wouldn't want to use the cheap Iodine found in drug stores for wound dressings..that stuff is strictly for external use... The Lugol's Solution is more popular for internal use..and it's the internal use kind that you'd do a home test with.. There are some cautions with using even the 2% Lugol's internally too, such as if on potassium sparing diuretic's or on other medications, etc...
The last time I made my own up in the kitchen, I was in the dog house for a week, it was so strong that I had to run out to the barn and grab a gas mask I had packed away, and I got brown stains all over the white kitchen counter top and some on the floor too... I had to relive it ever day for awhile until she cooled down a bit..:S
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Re: In Life's waiting room 15 Mar 2012 22:46 #14408

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Hello Z~Magic,
That's great information about your son and the healer... It really made me stop and think about how fortunate and unfortunate we are, in other lands of the world.. if that makes any sense..
Unfortunate because we have lost touch with nature, and fortunate for our lives, and so much that we can learn from one another.
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Re: In Life's waiting room 16 Mar 2012 00:09 #14419

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Hello Steve,
We must have been writing a post at the same time... as I missed what you said here, anyway, that's a good point that you made about the protection against a radioactive event... I was surprised to find out how many nuclear power plants there are world wide..
By the way...this is a little off topic, but what kind of music do you play?
~ Just curious...
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