Thanks! Great update. Finding ones pace in our health journey is important, we are made differently in tempo and temper, for some it is better to jump rigth into things, for others it is better with a slower approach.

Borax / boron libido; yes, it works for women too. As it affects the hormones, testosteron; which both genders need. Men in particular of course.

- "The quality of life made a huge leap"

IMO libido is a surplus of energy, when ill it goes into a dormant state. As the body preserves its energy for more important issues.
So, a good sign of you getting healthier is that this part start working again.

About your eyelids; what you could try is sulfur / msm, as it helps the detox, when I added this to my regimen I noticed positive results;
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When it comes to a new supplement I use to give it 1-2 months before I consider its effect.

Just curious, how much of each supplement do you consume daily (name, dose, frequency of each dose, that type of info helps)?

Glad to hear that the libido is workin' again!

Not glad to hear that you've got some Blepharitis (red/swollen eyelids). When did it start to happen? How long has it been going on? What is the method of care that you take for your eyelids?
Eyelid inflammation could be many different things though, it is difficult to diagnose without some type of test.

Can you tolerate magnesium orally? My fav. is mag citrate + Vit. C combo in powder form in a drink like OJ.

Iodine/iodide travels to secretory glands, it initially causes a runny nose after a big dose of SSKI , for example. A lot of us had eye twitching with starting iodine/iodide, but it goes away eventually. I don't recall anyone mention any type of redness or swelling of the eyelids. It could have stirred up a latent infection in the eyelids and your immune system is reponding to it.

I've been investigating Potassium (K) lately and one figure thrown around is a 30:1 ratio of cellular K to serum is optimal (other ratios are like 26:1). If the serum needs K, it pulls it from cells. In today's diets, K is usually low for many people. It's one of those elecrolytes that heavily influences nerve tissue. I wonder if high in K foods might help.