I was watching a seminar about boron, the doctor presenting it states that he stopped his high to become shorter by consuming borax/boron: youtube.com/watch?v=TJp7SW1pY2I&list=PLGggqay3WnGbEo_jcFttZXtlHq6pUePb0
Here is a interesting article about boron: http://www.health-science-spirit.com/borax.htm
I am really concerned about my father's health, in his mid 50s, he was 1.85m tall, now is almost like myself 1.80m... actually I am devastated... i dont know if I should tell him to take boron...
her is a interesting story of a 60+ year old who began taking borax(aka sodium-borate):
''I would like to add a comment on my experience with Borax. After reading Mr Last’s article on Borax, at least four years ago, I began taking a small amount of it daily, probably about 1/16-1/8 tsp a day.
Recently I had to visit a new dentist for a root canal and he insisted on taking a facial X-ray. Who’s to argue. He kept saying I had very strong bones, at least six or seven times during the examination. I was too concerned during the preparation to ask questions, but the next appointment I asked him if he meant strong bones for my age. He replied “For any age”.
I have always been on the chubby size, never one for heavy exercise and I have never liked milk. I’ve always had a sweet tooth though I do temper it.
I have never had good teeth and was surprised and wondered if in this late stage in my life, I am sixty-four, as the song goes, the borax is now at least strengthening my bones and possibly living teeth areas. He told me that the outer teeth could not be strengthened by anything once mature.
I occasionally take up to a teaspoon as a cleans and the first time I did this I saw white stringy things in my movement. It did not seem to bother my system in this amount.
I use it in my laundry, a solution of it in my shower to wash, with my backing soda to lightly brush my teeth and I add a little to my Xylitol and water concoction for keeping my sinus problems at bay, and the spray in my eyes, eyebrows (immediately stopped the eyebrow itch).
Xylitol is also purported to strengthen bones and teeth. I have been using Xylitol for at least seven years and have not had a cold, flue or even a sniffle in all this time.
Many people think borax is a poison, but to mammals it is not.
If borax and Xylitol does strengthen bones and teeth, wouldn’t it be a wonderful addition for all ages, children especially. Imagine children never having cavities and having super strong teeth and bones.
There is a second part to my experience with Borax. Thirteen months after the root canal, the pain suddenly came raging back. From past experience, I knew this would be another root canal to the same tooth, and another $700 out of my pocket.
Three days into the pain, I took a tsp of Borax. Within five to ten minutes, the pain subsided by about 80%. I was surprised. Then, four hours later, almost on the minute, the intensity of pain returned so I took another tsp. This continued the day and I ended up taking 5 tsp, one tsp every four hours. After a week or so, the pain was mostly gone until the 4 hours were up. (Four hours seems about how long it takes the excess Borax/boron to be eliminated from the body in the urine.)
I continued this for about three months. (I don’t remember when the pain wasn’t coming back after the four hours.) I then went off the borax for about five or so days, and still there was no pain. Then I finished off the month for a total of about four months, 5 tsp through the day.
It has now been 2 years and still, there is no pain. (I still take about 1/8th tsp in my daily water intake.)
I wonder if someone who had a sudden need for a root canal tried this, if the tooth might heal itself. Maybe the tooth would heal, or maybe it might be dead, but become ‘calcified’ but clear of infection.
I would suggest a person at least try this, but see a dentist first, just for verification of an infected tooth. Then if the Borax worked have it reassessed to see if the tooth is dead, or healed.
I also used this borax through the day on my Corgi, who had one side of her mouth full of bad teeth. She was constantly snapping her jaw, in pain I am sure. I don’t remember how long she was on the Borax, but she has no pain now, it seems. For her weight I was giving her about 1/8th tsp every four hours in a small piece of hamburger. My Sadie is now 16y, 5mo. My next dog will get Borax daily. It will be interesting to see if her teeth stay healthy and possibly pristine white? The BARF diet (bones and raw foods) is what has kept my pet alive so long.''
i read the blog of another biochemist, she is like @gbolduev , got similar (negative) views on supplements(like minerals vitamins etc.), saying that in the long term (or even short term) they can cause imbalances, especially high dose vitamins...
BUT she does not have anything against BORON. She says that boron is a ''smart'' mineral, that makes other minerals go to their proper place(s) and use and eliminates excess ones and prevents low level minerals from excretion by the body.... I posted one of her comment about boron in hair loss thread..
any thoughts @gbolduev about boron? can this mineral cause imbalances? highest boron is in dried prunes, raisins, apples and powdered eggshells according to my knowledge...
if u look up ''borax/boron'' on: earthclinic and curezone and youtube you will find many incredible recoveries using borax...
''Boron helps regulate mineral metabolism and optimizes estrogen levels, which in turn increases calcium absorption. Additionally, boron helps convert vitamin D to its active form, which helps the osteoblasts utilize calcium for bone formation. Prune also contains other nutrients essential for bone health, such as potassium, magnesium, and vitamin K.''
Here is a interesting article about boron: http://www.health-science-spirit.com/borax.htm
I am really concerned about my father's health, in his mid 50s, he was 1.85m tall, now is almost like myself 1.80m... actually I am devastated... i dont know if I should tell him to take boron...
her is a interesting story of a 60+ year old who began taking borax(aka sodium-borate):
''I would like to add a comment on my experience with Borax. After reading Mr Last’s article on Borax, at least four years ago, I began taking a small amount of it daily, probably about 1/16-1/8 tsp a day.
Recently I had to visit a new dentist for a root canal and he insisted on taking a facial X-ray. Who’s to argue. He kept saying I had very strong bones, at least six or seven times during the examination. I was too concerned during the preparation to ask questions, but the next appointment I asked him if he meant strong bones for my age. He replied “For any age”.
I have always been on the chubby size, never one for heavy exercise and I have never liked milk. I’ve always had a sweet tooth though I do temper it.
I have never had good teeth and was surprised and wondered if in this late stage in my life, I am sixty-four, as the song goes, the borax is now at least strengthening my bones and possibly living teeth areas. He told me that the outer teeth could not be strengthened by anything once mature.
I occasionally take up to a teaspoon as a cleans and the first time I did this I saw white stringy things in my movement. It did not seem to bother my system in this amount.
I use it in my laundry, a solution of it in my shower to wash, with my backing soda to lightly brush my teeth and I add a little to my Xylitol and water concoction for keeping my sinus problems at bay, and the spray in my eyes, eyebrows (immediately stopped the eyebrow itch).
Xylitol is also purported to strengthen bones and teeth. I have been using Xylitol for at least seven years and have not had a cold, flue or even a sniffle in all this time.
Many people think borax is a poison, but to mammals it is not.
If borax and Xylitol does strengthen bones and teeth, wouldn’t it be a wonderful addition for all ages, children especially. Imagine children never having cavities and having super strong teeth and bones.
There is a second part to my experience with Borax. Thirteen months after the root canal, the pain suddenly came raging back. From past experience, I knew this would be another root canal to the same tooth, and another $700 out of my pocket.
Three days into the pain, I took a tsp of Borax. Within five to ten minutes, the pain subsided by about 80%. I was surprised. Then, four hours later, almost on the minute, the intensity of pain returned so I took another tsp. This continued the day and I ended up taking 5 tsp, one tsp every four hours. After a week or so, the pain was mostly gone until the 4 hours were up. (Four hours seems about how long it takes the excess Borax/boron to be eliminated from the body in the urine.)
I continued this for about three months. (I don’t remember when the pain wasn’t coming back after the four hours.) I then went off the borax for about five or so days, and still there was no pain. Then I finished off the month for a total of about four months, 5 tsp through the day.
It has now been 2 years and still, there is no pain. (I still take about 1/8th tsp in my daily water intake.)
I wonder if someone who had a sudden need for a root canal tried this, if the tooth might heal itself. Maybe the tooth would heal, or maybe it might be dead, but become ‘calcified’ but clear of infection.
I would suggest a person at least try this, but see a dentist first, just for verification of an infected tooth. Then if the Borax worked have it reassessed to see if the tooth is dead, or healed.
I also used this borax through the day on my Corgi, who had one side of her mouth full of bad teeth. She was constantly snapping her jaw, in pain I am sure. I don’t remember how long she was on the Borax, but she has no pain now, it seems. For her weight I was giving her about 1/8th tsp every four hours in a small piece of hamburger. My Sadie is now 16y, 5mo. My next dog will get Borax daily. It will be interesting to see if her teeth stay healthy and possibly pristine white? The BARF diet (bones and raw foods) is what has kept my pet alive so long.''
i read the blog of another biochemist, she is like @gbolduev , got similar (negative) views on supplements(like minerals vitamins etc.), saying that in the long term (or even short term) they can cause imbalances, especially high dose vitamins...
BUT she does not have anything against BORON. She says that boron is a ''smart'' mineral, that makes other minerals go to their proper place(s) and use and eliminates excess ones and prevents low level minerals from excretion by the body.... I posted one of her comment about boron in hair loss thread..
any thoughts @gbolduev about boron? can this mineral cause imbalances? highest boron is in dried prunes, raisins, apples and powdered eggshells according to my knowledge...
if u look up ''borax/boron'' on: earthclinic and curezone and youtube you will find many incredible recoveries using borax...
''Boron helps regulate mineral metabolism and optimizes estrogen levels, which in turn increases calcium absorption. Additionally, boron helps convert vitamin D to its active form, which helps the osteoblasts utilize calcium for bone formation. Prune also contains other nutrients essential for bone health, such as potassium, magnesium, and vitamin K.''
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