How do you handle an 'itch attack' 
theScratcher
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Until now my knee jerk reaction is to run and grab the nearest stiff bristled hair brush, and I don't care who's it is (LOL, just kidding just kidding. I have my exclusive stiff bristled shoe cleaning brush in my bedroom for this purpose) and start raking . . so I'm looking for some less destructive alternatives.
Does anyone have any suggestions?- Water Enema White Shark 9 y 1,389
- Re: How do you handle an 'itch attac... InCharge
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Spray Colloidal Silver on it. It will kill the bacteria that is causing it. Do it often, and it will go away.
Good for insect bites. Cold sores. Any skin problem. Just be persistant. Works better when kept moist. If it's a foot [toe nail fungus,etc.] better to soak it. Or hand.
- Re: How do you handle an 'itch attac... theScratcher
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MoreThis is a reply to # 2,268,575Thanks IC, I live near a local vitamin shoppe and am going to pick some up when I shop tomorrow. Pretty expensive stuff . . so i'll try a small bottle 1st.
- Re: How do you handle an 'itch attac... InCharge
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I make my own. The intial expense is a hit, but after that it is real cheap to make.
It's important to make it correctly, but it isn't hard. Don't believe that it has to be strong to do the job.
What I make ranges from 6ppm to 10 ppm. Don't believe all the BS some of these people that sell it try to tell you about the strength.
It's also excellent if you feel a cold, sore throat, or flu coming on. Have a dropper bottle on hand and a 2 oz spray bottle. Forget Flu shots, and cold remedies. Gargle for the throat, a couple of drops on the ears and nose will keep them away.
Need any more info., just ask.
- Re: How do you handle an 'itch attac... ProfoundlyHealthy
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- Re: How do you handle an 'itch attac... InCharge
9 y
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Buy a CD generator. I have a older model silver puppy (silver puppy.com)…the newer ones can be programmed, but you don't have to.
There are others also, so it would be best for you to decide which one, and follow their directions for that model.
Most come with everything you need except a magnetic stirred, which I recommend
Use distilled water only. Clean the silver rods after each batch.
You can buy whatever items you need at the same link except the distilled water.
My computer is down, and this Kindle is a pain to type on, or I would go into more detail.
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