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Post by in tokyo on Apr 12, 2006 14:05:29 GMT -5
Another note on hair- I had a lot of fibers and tumor growths on my hair- as seen under microscope. I've been interested in this lately.
I bought some charcoal shampoo at the store. The label's written in Japanese, so I can't read the ingredients, but I know there is charcoal and mint. Anyway, the photos on the back show magnified before and after- before being weird pink masses surrounding hair, after being clean. Then the diagram illustrates: big pocket of clogged matter in hair follicle, oil exiting hair follicle, and 2 wormy things crawling away from hair: 1 is shaped like a ribbon, 1 is shaped like a worm! They show that it sucks impurities from in the hair follicle. Of course I bought it. The first time after using it, I checked some hairs under the microscope- and have found dramatically reduced fibers and tumors. It looks like there are remnants where they may have been scrubbed off.
From what I've seen, this stuff is working great. So, thought I'd pass on the info!
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Post by Carrie♥ on Apr 12, 2006 14:22:54 GMT -5
Hey Tokyo...thanks for the info. I've got some charcoal capsules. Think I can open and add them to the shampoo? How much do you think? Isn't charcoal suppose to bind to toxins for easier removal? I'm curious as to the ingredients for "follicle-hair drug testing" shampoos they sell. Listed as removing toxins from the hair to pass drug screening. Could they be similar?
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Post by ANTHILL on Apr 12, 2006 14:56:06 GMT -5
I'm going to eat me some brickquets mmm tasty ;D
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Post by kisses on Apr 12, 2006 16:54:37 GMT -5
no kisses then
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Post by in tokyo on Apr 12, 2006 17:05:09 GMT -5
I'll try to get the ingredients translated. I asked my housemate, but not much help there. As for ammount, the shampoo is actually grayish black. I'd say turn to your BBQ rather than capsules to get that ammount! I bet they sell stuff online though- the prices here are running about $7 to $15 a bottle, pretty reasonable.
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Post by ANTHILL on Apr 12, 2006 18:03:02 GMT -5
bIG gRIN
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Post by Carrie♥ on Apr 12, 2006 20:28:00 GMT -5
Tokyo...I broke open about three capsules...added it to my Head & Shoulders. I did notice some drying which doesn't happen enough. I also noticed not as much goop at the end of a plucked eye brow hair. I'd put it dry on my skin before but never thought to add it to shampoo. Thanks so much for the post. I love it when anything really dries out the goop...especially my eyebrow area. So Tokyo, are you Japanese? Don't mean to be too personal. Are you from there, born & raised? I'm glad to see you here because you have one of the higher autism rates in the world. I've read some where, can't find it, that there had been suspicions that the autism rate was so much higher there because the parasite that causes it is very common there. I generally only read documented medical literature but since I can't find that article, I've wondered if it was actually some commentary that I'd ran into that stuck in my brain. Beside the fact that the medical professionals are more aware and prepared for diagnosing the disease, I do however feel there may be some truth the the first statement. Do you have any knowledge, personal or any other that you could share? I have a little boy with regressive autism, normally developing 'til about a year old...in which we began to notice the onset of his autism. I feel his autism is my disease as well. When we get this, he'll get that!? I read about charcoal when I was checkin' out what specific environmental molds do to the body. When I found that Stachybotrys was a T-2 toxin...I searched treatments for it. This medicine article was one of the ones I found interesting. Thought I would pass it along, in case anyone of the fellow peeps think that mold...several types of mold are okay to live with. If you can see it, there is usually a huge problem, more than you know. I wouldn't have had a clue had some what not told me that what was allowing my critters to enjoy life. You also less often hear people tell you to keep a bottle around for poison control when you've got babies that get into everything and eat something toxic. They say the sooner you counter act the toxin with charcoal...the better chances you'll have with the accidents critical affects. I wouldn't be chowin' on briquettes Ant...ewe, caca . www.emedicine.com/emerg/topic890.htm
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Post by in tokyo guest on Apr 17, 2006 10:41:33 GMT -5
Carrie, nice message, thanks. I actually don't know much about autism in Japan, I'm not Japanese, just live there. We do have an extraordinary ammount of inescapable mold.
One note about this shampoo I forgot to mention: I had a new, white hairbrush, and after using the shampoo for the first time, I noticed my hairbrush developed a thick scum on all the bristles. I scraped off some of this crust and examined under a microscope: masses of ribon fibers, sort of gobbed up in the charcoal. I bought another new brush. Since that first time, I haven't had any scum come off on the hairbrush. It seemed to be a good cleanse for the hair.
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Post by Lazy Carrie on Apr 17, 2006 14:54:08 GMT -5
Thanks Tokyo...there sure is something about mold in contribution to our diseases isn't it!?
Wonder if you'd not used the shampoo and didn't take the time to acknowledge this disease. I'm curious if the "stuff" would flake off resembling dandruff!?
Hum...I wonder.
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Post by tonie on Apr 20, 2006 15:16:59 GMT -5
Great info about the charcoal.
Here's one for the "sores" to get the black sand debris out, and that helps incredibly well to heal them up.
The "things" seem to die if you apply glycolic cream, at least a 15% strength to a "lesion". Mound on the cream and don't disturb it for at least 2 hours, and when you take a look you'll see all the black debris gathered up in the glop of cream you applied on the sore/itchy spot.
I had a small lesion on my head, in my hair, and yesterday I put about two pea size amounts of the 15% glycolic cream on top of it, left that on all night.
This morning couldn't even see the cream as it was completely black with the debris from inside the skin.
Sucks it right out, or causes it to die and lift right out of the skin.
And for healing the lesions, (only after you get all the debris or bugs out) apply Bismuth Subgallate (MediChest.com) sells it, just mix some of the bismuth powder with water and apply to the cleaned out lesion. They heal like they were never there. But it doesn't prevent new ones, it will only heal the exising ones.
The bismuth I'd learned about after I'd had a facial peel done in San Diego, which after the peel, the entire face is covered for 1 week with the bismuth subgallate powder, (it's a natural antiseptic and wound promoting healer), and it heals up the skin better than any topical I've ever used (neosporin included).
The glycolic 15% or stronger is sold at SkinCareRx for example, you may find it cheaper elsewhere, by MD Forte, which is 20% glycolic cream for $22.
The bismuth will run about $30. Which you can use that anytime for minor cuts and abrasions too. But I've been using this protocol, and it works for exisiting lesions to rid them, just wish it "cured" the entire problem.
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Post by LeighAnn as a Guest on Apr 20, 2006 21:08:55 GMT -5
Is this the same ingredients as in the coal tar solution shampoos?
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Post by 007 Major Slacker on Apr 20, 2006 21:19:02 GMT -5
Nope...can't think of the coal tar chemical name at the moment but nothing of the same things.
Hi LeighAnn...I'm going to leave off this computer right this very minute and work on getting my info for you. Sorry...major slacker. Carrie
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