help your skin work for you since your kidney isn't

Since your kidneys are not working, you need to get these liquid waste out and toxins..that is why you must be doing the colon cleansing and getting the skin to work harder for you in addition to the other cleanses like blood and liver/gall bladder. You might also consider doing a lung/mucous cleanse..for how see Linda Rector Page's detox book or I can send that cleanse to you in an attachment if you ask.

so how can we get your skin working.

all I can think of is

1. make sure the pores are open and do the skin brushing that is part of the incurables program daily (use only natural bristle brush, do the whole body and brush towards the heart

2. forego antiperspirants. If you wish, google those words. Here is what a site says about the crystal rock deodorants

"Will this Reduce my Perspiration?

These deodorants are just that - deodorants. They are not antiperspirants. Your body will still be allowed to expel toxins naturally through perspiration; you simply won't have any of the accompanying odors."

3. take frequent dry saunas to increase sweating but be sure to drink something while doing this

4. Stand in water up to your neck and use weights or exercise as you can sweat in the water and this increases lung capacity and also help by acting as a slow dialysis machine but if this makes it too hard to breathe, breathe in eucalyptus essential oil, exercise in lower water..if it is still too hard, move to chest level if you truly must. this is not use to sweat but to actually help in a safe way the same principle of the dialysis machine.

5, exercise and sweat..schulze says work up to one hour a day. the burdock and superfood may help the weakness some.

6. take diaphoretic teas..some common one are chamomile, yarrow, thyme, anise, peppermint, spearmint and catnip. also black pepper and cayenne also asparagus, dill, fennel, and of course the beneficial to the kidneys, burdock root (take this in tincture form to make it easier to take)..Yarrow is particularly powerful as a diaphoretic.


I am working on summarizing what I think would help you to make it easier to understand, Jenson

Please let me know what you think of the videos and sorry I am behind on getting back to your email.

Jane





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