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Originally Posted by Janice  Hi Kat, thanks for the reply! The only reason I kept the "mold Removal" open, because some people cant afford such things as a mold remediation companies. They are exspensive. So some people who are renters and the owner wont pay for this mold remediation, have at least some option. That goes along with people who are out of work and own a home. Please read the previous study I posted about thieves oil. I think also we have to agree that we disagree on the issue of what is morgellons. Thank you, Janice |
Janice, I've heard about using Thieves Oil and some people have reported seeing good results. Thanks for telling the folks here!
Here some more info on it I posted on another forum and how you can mix it yourself:
Four Thieves Vinegar
Given the simple ingredients of Four Thieves Vinegar and with all the yammering about smallpox, bioterrorism diseases, and flu vaccine shortages in the news these days, it seems prudent to me to prepare a home stock of this historical preventative for dread diseases. According to Kastner, the traditional recipe for Four Thieves Vinegar "makes a lot of sense, medicinally speaking."
You can make your own "Four Thieves Vinegar" by following the simple recipe below.
Four Thieves Vinegar Recipe: Use equal parts of the following herbs:
Lavender
Sage
Thyme
Melissa (lemon balm)
Hyssop
Peppermint
A handful of garlic cloves
Blend ingredients in a glass jar and cover completely with organic, unpasteurized apple cider vinegar, which is available in most health food stores. Cold infuse (let sit at room temperature in a cool place) for six weeks and then strain off herbs and garlic.
You can take Four Thieves Vinegar by the teaspoonful, use it as a salad dressing, or even add a spoonful to your bath water for personal protection. Four Thieves Vinegar and warmed organic coconut oil make an excellent salad dressing.
You can also use it as a topical spray to disinfect surfaces -- including skin -- and/or you can take it as a tincture.
All of the ingredients in Four Thieves Vinegar are either potent antibacterials or antivirals!
btw..using it in a diffuser is also a great idea!
Kat