ASTROLOGY: When is it safe to have surgery?

 https://hekint.org/2020/02/05/blood-under-the-moon-the-role-of-astrology-in-surgery/

https://www.radhikeshdas.com/articles/the-astrology-of-surgery

Please read the links above for information, this is very informative reading and worth keeping in mind. Medical astrology is a highly valuable skill to have and something that I take very seriously. You will see a bibliography at the bottom of the article  in the first link for further information.   

Key things to remember, if possible are, avoid surgery when there is a solar or lunar eclipse, Mars, Moon, Mercury are retrograde, the 1st house ruled by Mars and Aries, which is the first house of life and the 6th house ruled by Venus and Virgo, which rules health. 

This practice was used for thousands of years and only in relatively modern times, (18th Century) was it stopped. Hippocrates (the father of modern medicine) was famous for warning of the real dangers of death and massive blood loss in surgery due to the  planetary arrangements at certain times of the month. His famous for saying, "touch  not with iron that part of the body ruled by sign the moon is transiting".

There is also verifiable evidence to support why surgery should be postponed a few days depending on what sort of surgery is being performed and the correlation to the Moon, Mars, the Sun and other astrological influences that are detrimental to the body. Each body part and organ is ruled by a specific planet. Then one needs to know which planets are in retrograde and how that affects you individually 

It is worth asking a qualified astrologer what days are good for the type of surgery that you need so that you can plan for the surgery. Please bear in mind that a person can die even if the surgery is 100% successful. Any surgeon will automatically advise their patient of the risk during the initial consultation. Thankfully most surgeries are highly successful, so do not be afraid of  having surgery. 

The cause of death after successful surgery is down to the astrological influence, not any surgical error and  that is something that modern doctors cannot explain. Unless they have a belief in astrology, such as Vedic astrology which is a very good and reliable Indian astrological practice.

One needs to know what planet rules the part of the body that requires surgery when one is about to undergo invasive surgery, it also helps if you know your actual time of birth; although a rough chart can be made by using the date of birth and place of birth, and it also comes down to the astrologers skill and experience in formulating a chart for surgery.  

 My husband was very fortunate that I was aware of these things two years ago when he had life saving surgery. Thankfully Mercury had passed retrograde and there was no full moon either. 

https://indianastrologer.co.in/articles/which-is-the-best-day-for-surgery-in-astrology/

This is the best days of the week for surgery, it's Vedic astrology but there is a western equivalent to Vedic and Sidereal astrology. All are accurate and equally good it's basically down to preference. I prefer western as the words are easier to pronounce.   

I hope you find this interesting and perhaps you may even consider learning astrology, even if it's only for personal use. Did you know that the actress Pauline Moran from the TV show Poirot is an astrologer? I am an even bigger fan of hers knowing this. 

Plane and car crash testing is still designed to keep men safe. That puts women in danger

 https://theconversation.com/plane-and-car-crash-testing-is-still-designed-to-keep-men-safe-that-puts-women-in-danger-268990

Why has it taken so long for someone to think of this? Women and children are smaller and lighter than men, we are thrown around more in a crash, and I am speaking as a person seriously injured in car crashes as a passenger in a few car accidents from childhood to adulthood. 

The impact injuries can be serious lifelong and life altering injuries, which affect many aspects of life for the rest of our lives. Women of child bearing age with serious injuries have the added problem of having children and living with injuries that affect them in raising their children, such as not being able to pick up the child to hold them because of  back, neck, hip, shoulder and even elbow and wrist injuries causing severe pain and discomfort. The lighter body weight causes more whiplash injuries and impact injuries to the neck and spine. Then there is damage to the body’s nervous system and some injuries can worsen as we age too. 

Alex has Eyesight problems

 I am staying off my blog for a little bit because I have problems with my eyes and really bad sinus problems. I am not able to tolerate the computer screen very well as it has been  affecting my eyes  for a while now. On going health issues just seems to be my burden as I get older, so I need to rest my eyes and old body, lol. 

My problem is I am a very chatty Libra and I love to communicate with people. Oh, well it is what it is peeps. Have a wonderful weekend everyone, wherever you are.

Warm and fuzzy hugs 🤗 

Alex 

Efforts to remove fluoride from drinking water make steady progress amid mainstream headwinds

 https://voz.us/en/politics/251113/30925/efforts-to-remove-fluoride-from-drinking-water-make-steady-progress-amid-mainstream-headwinds.html

Natural fluoride is in the earth, yes, and is different to the manufactured fluoride.  But how much is too much especially over the span of one's life? Fluoride is banned in European water but used in toothpastes and in other dental products,  but is not permitted in public water because that is classed as mass medication. 

Some dentists have stopped using fluoride due to safety concerns and damage to teeth such as dental fluorosis of teeth and damage to bones.  

Research is always controlled by those with a vested interest is selling their product or agenda, there are no repercussions for the lies told to force this or other things on the population or the damage caused to health and or the reputation of innocent people who have spoken out against overuse of this toxin. 

Keep in mind though; all of the dangerous forever chemicals, medications, hormone medications and plastics in our water and foods, that do significant harm to all life on the planet, that includes the wildlife too. It's a curly one, no doubt about it. So what is the answer, do we reduce the dose, remove from water or come up with a better solution? 

Check out this public library of medicine article, on the pro's and con's of fluoride it has a highlighted part to draw your attention to the relevant information. It may be worth printing this off and also a thumb drive to store the document on too. Just in case you wish to share this information with others. I think the dosage may be what is needed to be looked at, how much is deemed acceptable and safe over one's life? Or is it safe to use at all? 

Fluoride is touted as treatment for osteoporosis, yet fractures still happen?? What the hell; are they thinking, dietary improvements are needed to prevent osteoporosis. 

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6195894/#:~:text=Excessive%20fluoride%20intake%20may%20cause%20dental%20fluorosis.&text=Studies%20on%20animals%20and%20humans,when%20small%20doses%20are%20administered.

The mention of iodine in salt in this article needs to mention adults don't need iodine in the thyroid because they thyroid can no longer hold iodine. Also fluoride is connected to thyroid disorders.

Check out the section on increased opposition to fluoride, this is worth noting. 

Skeletal fluorosis, bony outgrowths of Osteophytes and Exostoses, calcification of ligaments and cartilage.  Radiological dense bones but brittle bones. Studies on humans and animals show neurotoxicity and kidney toxicity. Damned if we do and damned of we don't, but better oral hygiene is the important factor as well as better nutrition and education on nutrition.

Rocket Fuel sinus drops

 https://savvytouch.com/products/rocket-fuel-1?srsltid=AfmBOooLx5qmoxph1Zg5PgKIz0IXRrbHNTF4jIEiWVPfnk3PCyhJCd_v

Omg, this stuff is powerful, no wonder it has this name. I bought this after seeing it advertised on facebook. It’s bloody good stuff, but geez it’s not for the faint hearted. This blows your socks off with the peppermint. 

It sure clears the sinuses and then some. If I was a cruel person, I would say it is something to give someone as a prank, playing; is there a god. 🤣🤣🤣 The full bore intensity of the peppermint is incredible it made me think of the parody song The Devil went down to Jamaica. 

I am currently on antibiotics again for yet another sinus infection; and apart from using a saline nasal spray, I psyched myself up to use my Rocket Fuel drops again. Call me chicken, but I only use the drops occasionally because they are so intense, and I quickly take something to calm down the mint overload, and I actually love peppermint. Give this a go by all means, but if you find the peppermint too strong maybe try something else, or have something on standby to calm that powerful mint kick. 

Credit to the person that posted this on YouTube.   Very funny song, although I don’t endorse using drugs. I am very strictly spiritual. I just have a warped sense of humour that can make you cringe or spit your drink out. 

7 Foods that Can Fight Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease

 https://www.wellmedhealthcare.com/7-foods-that-can-fight-dementia-and-alzheimers-disease/#:~:text=Examples%20of%20foods%20to%20avoid,with%20healthier%20alternatives%20when%20possible.

If only people would go back to a pre world war 2 diet without all the processed foods and junk food from take away outlets. Treats now and then in moderation is just that a treat. But we are so conditioned to eating all sorts of things by high pressure advertising. 

Sadly too, many people are time poor and just want to get meal time done quickly, especially with a family and working full time. Then the pressure of getting children to do homework every night. There is way too much pressure on families just to survive since the 1970’s and here we are in current times with that pressure at breaking point, with additional pressure of the cost of living crisis and the housing shortage. 

There has to be a better way to live and stop being so depleted of quality time, with affordable quality food and the time needed to prepare healthy meals. Without the affordable healthy foods available to everyone, of course we will become ill, and that includes the brain being impaired. 

Australian researchers discover breakthrough link between breastfeeding and fighting cancer

 https://www.9news.com.au/national/scientists-find-link-between-breast-feeding-and-child-birth-and-reduction-in-cancer-risk/14741c14-5efc-48a5-824f-9afcd46b3c78?ocid=edm-nine.com.au-ninedaily--251021&mktg_scr=edm-ninedaily

1000, patients is hardly enough to conduct this research, but it is an interesting finding. 

Donna Lee on the reality of living with young onset dementia

 https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/health/wellbeing/donna-lee-on-the-reality-of-living-with-young-onset-dementia/news-story/7bbd170dd534d95d50f532e62cee0ff7

My heart goes out to this poor lady and everyone that suffers from dementia, it’s a horrible and cruel disease. This article also shows how ignorant some people are, there are even children and teenagers with dementia. Hazel Hawke was diagnosed early with Alzheimer’s too which was well publicised, she wanted people to be aware of that at the time she was diagnosed to help educate people about the condition. 

Women also have cognitive issues due to menopause which can start early and stress can exacerbate our cognitive abilities. 

Not just ‘growing pains’: 1 in 5 Australian kids live with chronic pain, but it’s often invisible

 https://theconversation.com/not-just-growing-pains-1-in-5-australian-kids-live-with-chronic-pain-but-its-often-invisible-265680

There are many health issues that children face such as Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis (JRA), scoliosis, circulatory problems, migraines and for girls there is endometriosis to name a few. I suffered from painful legs from the age of 11 and would walk to school in tears for two year, and this was a long walk every day from a top floor flat and walking up hills to get to my school a suburb away. My mother dismissed it as growing pains and I was never taken to a doctor. I have always had painful legs and circulation problems not to mention Reynaud’s syndrome, as I got to my 30’s, which is agonising in my feet and hands. I assume my parents didn’t know about magnesium deficiency or B12 back in the early 1970’s and it may have helped me. By my teenage years the circulation in my legs got worse and I would lose  all feeling in my legs sitting on the floor at school assemblies. My parents didn’t take me to a doctor to find out why, they were just not interested. My circulation is much worse nowadays in my arms and legs, which causes me to lose a lot of sleep every night.

Parents need to be more aware and listen to their children, but not to encourage hypochondria. Children should have proper medical checkups like adults do, because children do get cancer, tumours and many different health conditions. Girls do have a higher pain tolerance than boys but that doesn’t mean there isn’t something wrong. Do not let a doctor fob you off and be respectful when asking to be sent to a specialist or a paediatrician. 

Hormonal changes are notorious for playing havoc with adolescents too from severe acne, which can become infected, to girl’s reproductive system problems, this includes fibrocystic breast disease. Doctors tend to be very dismissive of this and I speak from experience of over 43 years of chronic breast pain. I lost confidence in doctors in the first two years and I found male doctors were the worst and very ill informed of such matters. I ended up going through alternative therapy but even that was not successful. When it comes to girls and hormones, please don’t rule anything out because it can last a lifetime with misery and pain. 

MOULD: Hidden threat that made homeowner sick

 https://www.realestate.com.au/news/hidden-threat-that-made-homeowner-sick/?campaignType=external&campaignChannel=syndication&campaignName=ncacont&campaignContent=&campaignSource=newscomau&campaignPlacement=realestatemodule

This is a serious health hazard, please read the article and others on my blog about mould and fungus in your home. Don’t take any risks especially if you’re asthmatic, I only have mild asthma but I get so worried through winter and any rainy weather about moulds and fungus as I know how hard it is to eradicate as well as the health risks associated with moulds. 

Myth or Reality—Transdermal Magnesium?

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5579607/

There is a lot of social media posts at present about taking Magnesium, so I thought I’d share this information with everyone. Please take the time to read this 2017 official medical advice on magnesium, it may be very beneficial for you to read this and prevent any serious health problems. 

This shows the signs and symptoms of a deficiency and the health related problems it may cause. This is especially important for pregnant women. Always consult your doctor before you take any medication, and blood tests are a good idea. 

One thing to note is the Google AI thingy says using Magnesium transdermal is ok. I actually use a transdermal magnesium chloride cream with lavender and chamomile for my legs at night. I do get cramp and aching legs regularly. I used to take magnesium tablets but switched over to the cream. I prefer the cream to oils because the oil spray leaves a gritty texture on the skin. Mind you my dog just loves it, she uses me as a salt lick, lol. 

The Nile Book shop: The Encyclopaedia of Bach Flower Therapy

 https://www.thenile.com.au/books/mechthild-scheffer/the-encyclopedia-of-bach-flower-therapy/9780892819416

I thought I would share this lovely book with people that are interested in alternative medicine. I just purchased this book about a week ago, after a dream that I had. I have used Bach flower remedies over the years as well as the Australian Bush flower essences and essential oils. 

I always have the Bach flower rescue remedy in my handbag too, because you never know when you might need it. My dream though, was a direct message from spirit telling me to get Sweet Chestnut Bach flower for myself. When I woke up, I went straight to my Bach’s 12 healers book; that a friend gave me many years ago and looked it up. It hit the nail on the head so to speak. I went through the book to see what other remedies might help me too, and placed an order online for these remedies 

These flower remedies are taken four times per day for a few weeks to clear any emotional issues. The maximum combination of  remedies is six to seven at any one time. I highly recommend this book if you are genuinely interested in healing yourself and learning how to use these amazing Bach flower remedies. 

Originally there were only twelve of these, but there are now thirty eight of them. This book is a complete guide in learning how each flower works and how to administer these remedies. 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Bach

This is the doctor Edward Bach that invented these homeopathic remedies, he actually gave up his medical practice to research and study these flower remedies. Everything on this earth carries its own energy signature not just humans and animals, hence when our energy is out of kilter we turn to nature to rebalance our energy. 

To buy these Bach flower remedies, you can find them in health food shops, some chemists and online. 

I managed to get mine online at the Natural Chemist, if you scroll down to the bottom of the website, you will see they are members of the Australian Pharmacy Guild, so this is a highly reputable company. 

 https://www.naturalchemist.com.au/?srsltid=AfmBOooPCgy3bpiVG_zucTo-naoOWoAOQq0p4W6PVecadzaKIkzSdRi8

Good health and warm and fuzzy hugs 

Alex 

UPDATE: Samuel Hahnemann is the father of homeopathy (10 April 1755 to 2 July 1843) 

Hahnemann is mentioned in the Encyclopaedia of Bach flower remedies 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Hahnemann

Researchers Identified New Blood Group After 50 Year Mystery

 https://www.sciencealert.com/researchers-identified-new-blood-group-after-50-year-mystery

Scientific research, the gift that keeps on giving, mutations and new discoveries. 

Burdock root uses

 https://draxe.com/nutrition/burdock-root/

I remember my parents talking about this plant as a teenager and I just bought Burdock root oil today to try it out. But I did a little googling and this popped up, it’s very interesting reading about the health benefits and as a food. 

Enjoy reading 

Cinnamon oil and Clove Leaf for killing mould

 https://www.escentialsofaustralia.com/search?q=cinnamon+oil

https://www.escentialsofaustralia.com/products/productid376?_pos=1&_sid=966d0ffc4&_ss=r

During winter and damp weather we often find mould in and around the house, especially in bathrooms,  laundries and on windows. A few drops of Clove oil or Cinnamon Bark oil mixed with water in a spray bottle is a must have in the battle to eradicate mould. Spray on the mould and leave for at least an hour in order for the oil to soak into the mould and then wipe it off with a sponge or cloth. Make sure your keep mould prone rooms properly ventilated too or you will keep having the problem. Cinnamon oil is a skin irritant so handle with care. Before you start cleaning the mould please put on a mask and wear disposable gloves, you don’t want to breathe in the mould spores. 

White vinegar is another important mould inhibitor that can be applied either neat or in a solution of water and white vinegar in a spray bottle. However white vinegar will not kill mould on porous surfaces such as carpets and rugs, so it's best to remove them. According to online sources white vinegar is the front line defence against mould followed up by using Clove oil or  Cinnamon oil, or you can combine them in the spray bottle. It is worth noting that Cinnamon oil is used small scale not a large scale mould infestation, and both vinegar and Cinnamon oil are not a permanent solution either, you will need experts for serious infestations. People are also using dehumidifiers in the battle against mould but again it doesn't prevent mould completely.

https://mouldcleaningaustralia.com.au/blog/will-a-dehumidifier-get-rid-of-mould-in-your-house

If you are in your own home and not renting it is worth painting mould prone rooms with paint that has mould inhibitor in it. Paint the ceiling, cornices and walls with this paint, but above all is proper ventilation. If you are in a rental house it is the landlords responsibility to remove any mould to prevent illness. Depending on what country or state that you live in you need to look online to see what laws protect your rights as a tenant. 

Symptoms of mould illness are, itchy watery eyes, a blocked nose and sinus congestion. Wheezing and breathlessness, cough and throat irritation, skin irritations and headaches. Left untreated serious illness can occur. Blood tests and urine tests are usually the first step in detecting mould infections. 

Update : Clove leaf is also used to kill mould, including spores. The link for the price is at the top now too. Oil of Cloves or Clove leaf oil is stronger than Cinnamon oil in treating mould. 

Aussie supplement company Blackmores facing potential class action over allegedly ‘toxic’ levels of B6 in products

 https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/health/health-problems/aussie-supplement-company-blackmores-facing-potential-class-action-over-allegedly-toxic-levels-of-b6-in-products/news-story/b9a96235f1402b67edc1a9bae81e1423

How on earth is this possible? 29 times over the legal limit and irreversible damage caused. One would imagine that a person would get regular blood tests done to keep an eye on their vitamin levels. At least once a year is the standard unless you have a health issue in which you need to have your blood checked regularly. Long term use of vitamins is not normal unless you have an underlying medical condition either. My husband due to his medical condition can't make B12 for instance so he gets injections and that is under medical supervision and has regular blood tests.   

Mum’s ‘pimple’ led to terrifying ordeal

 https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/health/health-problems/mums-pimple-led-to-terrifying-ordeal/news-story/6e0e98f5c5aa0c220b4c57c985d36ab9?utm_campaign=EditorialSB&utm_source=News.com.au&utm_medium=Facebook&utm_content=SocialBakers&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR6vqyGClXkY8r_nx3ouuE3ziB26WoUQH-Ha0OABD7_qJ66YW3Kypy-3vWWezg_aem_0PqsvoGNO-atBq26v0581w#

Skin cancer is not something to take lightly, Australia is the skin cancer capital of the world. The sun is much brighter and more intense in Australia than it is in the northern hemisphere and depending on the altitude where you live you are more exposed to the uv rays the higher the altitude and like the article says clouds make no difference. 

Not all cancers look like cancer as the article states, my husband’s melanoma looked like eczema at first but it got bigger and bigger and more aggressive looking, resulting in a deep surgery scar 9cms x 7cms, that has to be covered when outside. I intuitively knew that it was melanoma but both my husband and the doctor said it was a type of eczema. I made my husband go back and get it rechecked and see a specialist. This took two years to get this diagnosis as my husband kept letting it go,  he had a skin puncture biopsy that tested positive to stage 1 melanoma in situ. Surgery was booked in quickly up in Sydney because we couldn’t get into a surgeon in Canberra. 

Both my husband and I avoid the sun because we are both fair skinned and neither of us like the heat. We both grew up in Sydney in the 70’s and 80’s. Schools did not have the sun smart rules back in our day either. So it was walking in the full sun to and from school daily and no shelter from the sun in the school playgrounds back then. Not just that, my husband is like many people who drive with their arm on the windows of their cars while driving. All that sun exposure adds up over a lifetime. I had a little mole burned off my nose last year because I was worried it might be something nasty, then one burned off my right forearm a few months ago because it was itchy. I do cover up in the sun and wear a sun hat, sunglasses  and sunscreen, but that doesn’t guarantee that one won’t get skin cancer. 

Avoid being in the sun between 11.00 am to 4.00pm as much as possible because that is when the sun is at its most powerful. Wear sleeves like the cooling sleeves sold on eBay when your out in the full sun, there are some really cool looking ones out now. I bought a few different ones with patterns and some plain ones for being out walking. If ladies don’t want “hat hair” use an umbrella or parasol, they come in trendy patterns now too. 

The scars from surgery aren’t sexy and they are very sensitive to sunlight. You don’t generally just get melanoma once, it does come back and that’s why they do a mapping of your lymph nodes and put a little tattoo on your body where there was a lymph node of concern. Then the follow up examinations to make sure that there isn’t anything else growing. Don’t be fooled into thinking it only happens to older people, it happens at any age. 

Be safe and be informed, and don’t be fobbed off by a doctor that is instantly dismissive, as a google search will clearly show the numbers of people that have been misdiagnosed and had cancer after doctors have said they are too young or they are paranoid. Be responsible for your own health and wellbeing and be informed in serious health matters such as this, there is no second chance. 

Hepatitis A outbreak in several European countries

 https://www.9news.com.au/world/hepatitis-a-outbreak-in-several-european-countries/8aa9a75c-def5-4950-ba34-06f739f5f3b6

While the figures are low really this is pretty nasty, not the sort of thing that one comes in contact with generally, hepatitis is always around as it is in its various strains. If the governments could do an advertising campaign and hand out education leaflets in the streets through charities  and so on, to heighten awareness of Hep A symptoms and prevention in homelessness communities and travellers that has to be a good help in prevention. 

Contemplating your belly button or oiling your navel for health

 Here is something interesting about our belly buttons, putting oils on our belly button for various health benefits based on Ayurveda practices. It covers things such as skin care, women’s health issues, arthritic pain, gastrointestinal problems etc. Do be careful of allergic reactions to certain essential oils though, find an alternative choice if possible. I put a few links here for people to read, you may discover more information online for other remedies. For instance people that use essential oils know that ginger, chamomile, lavender and peppermint are good for the digestive system and wind pain when mixed with a carrier oil and massaged onto the abdomen. Chamomile is good to use with lavender to help one relax and assist in sleeping especially if used with magnesium. 

https://www.forbes.com/sites/ariannajohnson/2023/11/09/can-putting-oil-in-belly-button-cause-weight-loss-experts-doubt-new-tiktok-navel-oiling-trend/

There are different oils for different health purposes including essential oils in a carrier oil base. Grape seed oil absorbs into the skin easily and doesn’t stain your clothes unlike other massage oils, but if the carrier oil is also part of the treatment then wear an old t shirt when applying the oils. 

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/health-fitness/health-news/what-happens-when-you-start-oiling-your-belly-button/photostory/67468040.cms?picid=67468066

https://www.healthline.com/health/pechoti#how-to

https://www.pristyncare.com/blog/benefits-of-applying-oil-near-belly-button-pc0135/

I hope this post is beneficial to many people who may not have come across this therapeutic practice. 

Warm and fuzzy hugs peeps 🤗🤗

Borax Powder for personal use

 I thought people may be interested in uses for Borax powder, such as an anti fungal treatment and an additive to epsom salts or magnesium chloride in the bath or a foot bath.

Borax has multiple uses and you should use it very carefully. Just because it is natural doesn’t mean that it cannot be harmful. So please do read up on the do's and don'ts of using Borax. 

I am an insomniac and live in a house that adds up to the number 5, which is a notorious number for insomniacs. Anyway, I started using a tablespoon of Borax in a foot bath with magnesium chloride last week and boy oh boy what a great sleep as well as my feet feeling great. I still use my magnesium cream with chamomile and lavender at bedtime too.

Borax is good for keeping one’s skin acid neutral and is useful for deep cleaning to remove excess oil from your skin, so a must have for those who have oily skin. It is used in commercial shampoos, exfoliants, creams and cleansers. Borax is also known as a preservative in preventing bacterial growth in shampoos, creams and lotions. However some people have allergies to Borax and long term use can cause skin rashes. 

Please make sure that you keep it away from children and pets. Large amounts can be harmful, so use with caution and follow the instructions on a reputable website. 

Borax has multiple household uses too so if you can’t tolerate it on your skin it may be good for cleaning your house and as a laundry booster to keep your clothes mould free. 

https://www.blants.com.au/

Click on the link and read up on the uses for Borax and Magnesium Chloride and Epsom salts. Good health to everyone. 

Warm and fuzzy hugs 🤗