squidstings
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Thank you so much for your time.
Enjoy. Make it your own
If it's convenient down the road, I'd love to hear how this evolves for you
My 5 Aces (My gift) are the Vitamin E, Silver, Gold, Frankincense and Myrrh
Colloidal Silver has been in every recipe I've made. I absolutely believe it was helping my psoriasis/hard water spots recover, slowly. One I dedicated soap with Silver to those spots, I saw improvement after a few months. As a preventative, It was the go to anti-fungal/viral/bacterial before modern synthesized super-bug generators (it was more the Dr.s over prescribing I know. But I never found one caused by silver) I believe having those nano particles dotted all over my skin would be beneficial against airborne nasties.
Colloidal gold is anti-everything silver works on. However different I believe. In my research, I found a lot of reports of skin benefits. I'm being conservative. Reported Good for the nerves and memory as well. Never found any "I tried it" reports with negative results. More nano particles on the surface of the skin working against nasties and helping the skin at the same time.
I romanticize the story that nobody ever communicated anything infectious with a communion goblet of gold or silver, as my cannon.
I've noticed that the combination of Gold and Silver seems to be an effective Bed Bug repellant. Full body from just hand washing. This was very unexpected. No possibility of placebo/psychological buildup.
In my research into EOs, Aeromatherapy, salves, balms, lotions, creams.... between them, they have the same anti-everything (ish) properties. Another long list of skin benefit. And, another long list of all around the body benefits. This is already gonna be long.
Not just a gift of Incense and money... Wise men indeed!
Vitamin E needs no explanation. I will add that your D levels will go up when the body is exposed to sunlight (tanning beds?) with E in it. I believe.
The Eucalyptus, which I believe is what bothers you. Everybody smells something different. Is there merely as an anti-parasitic. There's other benefits, but other than that, i consider it disposeable for my goals with this recipe.
Thinking down at the nano-dosing level, I figured that not everything we want saponified, does and vise versa. That and the molecular structure of different oils meeting up with cells that pick available atoms off them like we pick apples off a tree (again, my belief). All this leave a few molecules available for the skin cells to use if they want. That's why I believe that If soap can strip nutrients, than the skin cells can take back what they need if it's available. This is also my thinking behind the oils I chose. Except, Grapeseed. I was short on the other oils for what I planned out and that's what I had on hand that gave the highest hardness score.
Universe is fractal. Most things work both ways. Mechanisms that take are often the best to give back with.
This is what I wish to share.
I'm also working up an experiment. 3-4 batches to isolate the gold and silver properties in soap. Hopefully I already have 4 people willing to try.
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