Deodorant

[Jayne Evans ae]

What should we use as an underarm deodorant?
Jayne

Date: Wed, 29 Oct 2003 03:10:40 +0000 (GMT)
From: "J.VENKATA SUBRAMANIAN"
Subject: Re: External Applications - Organon Ed 6 V. Chronic Diseases

H A Roberts...
Among this same line is the promiscuous use of
local applications, deodorants to suppress or change
the character of perspiration. This is exceedingly
objectionable, because it leaves pent up in the system
that which is poisonous and injurious to the health of
the individual. This condition is not often observed
by the doctor unless he by chance runs across it, or
is on the alter for such suppression.

[Dr.J Rozenewajg]

Sodium bicarbonate, powder.

Dr. J. Rozencwajg, MD, PhD.
"The greatest enemy of any science is a closed mind"

[VBLUES]

30.10.03
Water+soap - best prescription ! Dr medic V.V.Bucur ( www.dr-bucur.com).

[WilsonHomeopaths]

there are plenty of good deodorants for sale without dangerous chemicals that
are absorbed into the system and pollute the organs especially the liver. the
harmless deodorants will not stop sweating but will calm it and minimise any
odour releasing that will then just wash off.
they normally contain herbs such as sage, rosemary or t tree or essential
oils of the former also lemon and mint. the most widely used the natural
deodorants of all is the salt rock.
sal
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[Soroush Ebrahimi]

Dear Sara

I would be VERY interested in any evidence you may have of this.

My stone is supplied by Amphora Aromatics in UK and their list does not
include alum (aluminium Sulphate) or Aluminium.
It is to avoid the Aluminium that I am using it!

Best Rgds
Soroush
Message: 13
Date: Thu, 30 Oct 2003 11:22:31 -0600
From: "Sara Klein Ridgley, Ph.D."
Subject: Re: deodorant

Soroush,

I have a surprise for you: the Thai stone is made of Alum. That is the
same as aluminum, and absorbs through the skin. It is not a safe method.

Baking Soda powder is best, with Zinc Oxide paste another good choice.

Sara

"Finrod" wrote:
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[Paul Booyse]

Hi Soroush,

I am afraid Sara is probably right. Not knowing your brand of stone, but
these "natural crystal" stones are usually Alunite, which is Potassium
Aluminium Sulphate. They usually claim to be made from natural clay etc.
which is a excellent source of aluminium !! Being homeopaths, you probably
know that when studying alumina.

I had a big argument with The Green People, a company trying to sell me
their crystal bars - very upset that I dare to question them. When they said
it is made from clay and contains Alunite, I sent them the chemical
structure of Alunite. Never heard from them again.

Its probably a higher amount of aluminium than you would get from the
aluminum chloride type anti-perspirant.

Regards,
Paul

PS PLEASE a BIG request, can everyone be aware when replying that hitting
"reply to all" on minitus, it generates two emails thereby doubling our
inbox emails and contributing to reducing bandwidth on the net.

Thanks.

[Chua Ching Yee]

I found this on the net:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alum

I always recommend aloe vera gel as a natural deodorant.

Ching Yee
on 31/10/03 3:56 am, Paul Booyse at pb000014@pixie.co.za wrote:

[Allen Coniglio]

I think a vegan diet and correct homeopathic treatment will reduce almost
everyone's perspiration odor to virtually nothing. This has been my
experience. Soap and water (Dr. Bronner's) daily are also essential.

Allen

[Allen Coniglio]

One should also realize that suppressing perspiration is another of the many
pathways to disease.

Allen

[Sara Klein Ridgley, Ph.D.]

Hi Everyone,

Soroush and other UK friends, I don't know what the ingredient list on your
Thai deodorant is, but here in the USA they must put the ingredients clearly
on the label. I am sending you here a bunch of URL's with the photo of the
rock and the ingredients clearly stated, so you can make up your own mind.
Like Paul said, I also had the experience years ago of finding out that the
importers did not call me back after I found out the true ingredient
list...

When they don't spell out the Alum salts, they call the ingredient 'natural
Mineral salts"...

Here we go:

http://tinyurl.com/t3m9
http://www.deodorantstones.com/
http://www.myvitanet.com/thadeodstonp.html
http://www.momentum98.com/thai.html

And scores more of these...

On another note: Although soap and water is always a good idea, this will
not remove BO effectively if the body is producing those. It is again,
something internal. A great way to detoxify the digestive tract and thereby
the eliminate odor from the perspiration is to ingest Liquid Chlorophyll
regularly. If people would eat enough leafy greens it will have a similar
effect. All of these approaches fall under the heading of regimen, and they
are not suppressive in any way.

And another point: there is a huge difference between deodorant and
anti-prespirants. The latter is suppressive and VERY harmful. Deodorant is
a superficial cosmetic that does not affect the process of perspiration in
any way.

Sara
"Paul Booyse" wrote: