Salt-peroxide Baths

[Seasprite]

I would like to hear from others who have done salt peroxide baths.

I used 1 large cylinder of Iodine free salt, and 2 16 oz bottles of peroxide
and soaked 20 minutes.

I did this once a month or so ago and one last week.

The same thing happened both times.

I felt nothing unusual at first.

I did notice a lot of white stuff floating on the surface after a while.
Some looked like white fibers 1/32 of an inch long. There were also
longer rolls of stuff, but I think that was dead skin I sloughed off my
feet with my finger. I don't know what is normal to be floating after
a bath, I never looked at it that closely before.

The WIERD thing is that after when I rinse off in the shower, at the base
of my spine is an intense burning sensation. It even looks red in the mirror.
And is hot for some time afterwards. The skin still seems smooth but maybe
a little bumpy.

Now a week later, I touch the same area and it has a feeling like an exema patch.
BUT ONLY IN THAT AREA.

I think it is wierd, the location, and the SAME reaction both times.

I wonder if it has to do with herpetic viruses that supposedly lodge themselves at the base of the spine and lay dormant until they erupt (maybe as coldsores, etc, during times of stress) I have never had cold sores or other outbreaks, but maybe it is the same residential location for related things like Epstein Barr, etc.

What other reactions do people have from the salt-peroxide baths?

[Jo]

Hi Seasprite,

Sounds like you're doing good.

Many of us have used salt/peroxide baths/sprays in a treatment protocol affiliated to this site.

The white bits are associated with morgellons and are not normally there. Definitely better out than in.

If anyone wants to try it, please find the steps below:

http://www.morgellons-disease-resear....msg137#msg137

Its especially good in the early weeks for purging the infection from the skin. And as time goes on you will find less and less 'white' bits etc.

Regarding the reaction at the bottom of your spine, I cant recall having a problem there, but I do have a parasitic infection that is thought to be based in this region.

Feel free to contact me regarding this if you would like further details.

All good wishes

Jo

[Kritters]

Hi Seasprite,

I took a nice hot bath the other night with salt and ecovie. Laid back and dipped my head and ears in as well.

After drying off and getting cozy on my loveseat with my laptop and Morgs family, two separate little fuzz fibers came out of my skin on my left forearm. Under the scope they went, and were the same as all the rest.

I think it's a good thing, but only opposed to something bad. What's bad is that they are in my body. Two coming out of my arm, IMO are just escapees. Only a bazillion to go.

As far as the pain at your spine, as you said, I had read that one herpes virus is a pain in the neck and the other is a pain in the bum.

Kritters

[Seasprite]

It's been a long time, but I did another bath today.

I was careful to note the surface of the water before I got in.

There were a few pieces of lint from when I sawed apart the salt box
with a knife, but other than that crystal clear.

I rubbed my legs with my hands and fingernails gently. Sometimes after that
I noticed the surface of the water covered with little white "fibers" they varied
in length and thickness. I thought the big ones MUST be dead skin accumulated
from scraping my fingernails over my leg skin. But no, that is more GRAY.

These were very white. Some looked like groups of smaller fibers, when I tried to
pick them up I could not see them against my skin, but they appeared white in the water.

I can't judge size to well, but they were microfilaiments. Thinner than thread,, way thinner than fishing line. In length they varied from tiny to about 1 cm. With most being 3-4 mm
maybe? I need to get a ruler. Ok I have an expandable watch band and the width of one of those links is the amount I am talking about.

Sorry so vague. I am so so so so so so tired.

Also the little red dots have white bits in them like zits but some seem to be sturdier
than others.

And no burning on my spine this time so far.

[Jo]

Thanks for the report Sprite. You could try scooping a glass full of dirty bath water and shining a light through it - might help with studying this crap!

I read that when using H2O2, a fizz reaction on skin can be a sign of parasites being oxidised. When I first did these baths and put my head under, I could hear the bubbles popping big time.

I cant afford to use alot of peroxide now, but find just rubbing salt in hair and on skin really helps in the bath.

Keep truckin

Jo xxx

[Seasprite]

cant afford because of the cost, or because it dies your hair? my hair got two shades lighter and looks kind of dumb now that it grew out a bit. i can't afford to have it all dyed back to normal!

it will also fizz if you put it on an open wound. just with regular blood, so i dont think it's just parasites. it a reaction with the body fluids in my experience.

[Sadsack]

Seasprite -

H202 will fizz in the environment, too, when it comes in contact with bacteria, etc. It's very effective at oxidizing pathogens as well as ordinary organic compounds.
I was taught as a kid to use it to get blood stains out of clothes.

Yesterday there were some ants on my sink and I had a spray bottle of peroxide; I sprayed them and they died within seconds.

I also read recently on NatGeo website that spraying anything with peroxide and then distilled white vinegar is as effective as bleach in killing mold, etc., but without the toxicity.

SS