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What are some things that scare you?
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I know something that will remedy a paper cut.I have had a ton of them.They are really sore the next day...right?If you immediatedly put alcohol on it the cut will not be sore the next day.You just have to have alcohol available.Or get alcohol wipes.
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His_nee (Jeff)
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('scuse me please) ... coconut oil relieves the cuts immediately, and totally prevents the chance of infection.
a head maintenance man with a hundred little metal cuts on his hands that always stung when he put anything on his hands
was so impressed with the IMMEDIATE RELIEF of coconut oil
that he went and bought his own the same day !
(always works)
a head maintenance man with a hundred little metal cuts on his hands that always stung when he put anything on his hands
was so impressed with the IMMEDIATE RELIEF of coconut oil
that he went and bought his own the same day !
(always works)
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I have heard alot of great things about coconut oil.But it sure does not work on the psoriasis that I have on my hands.On line it says that it is supposed to work wonders.I am not impressed.
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His_nee (Jeff)
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hahahaha OR chuckle chuckle chuckle....... it truly works wonders for many people ('wonders' just because they don't expect it to do as good as it does.....
one thing (very important) to consider>>>> I tried 2 or 3 expensive brands of coconut oil, and gagged on them and couldn't take them. at least one was rancid(having been made from bad coconuts to start with - if from good coconuts, it practically cannot go bad, like honey in that way) ... anyhow --- I use externally and take internally the lou-anna brand from wally world. it has worked extraordinarily well every time (for many years, hundreds of uses) - especially on almost all external infections including an acquaintances 'black toenail' that doctors couldn't do a thing for in 3 months.......
however,
psoriasis is not a skin condition. (surprised!?)....
also, there's a chance besides that that what you have is not psoriasis at all. but that's another story.
if it is psoriasis, then you have what's called in the trade a "dry intestine" (and it may not matter what it feels like nor how much water you drink).
it is made worse, often much worse, by any synthetic antibiotics, msg, soy products, soda pop, refined sugar, white flour, any store-bought milk, tap water in most of the untied states(and much of the world), and a few dozen other things.
I can't tell what will help. (I know, but can't tell --- the lawyers warned me about that. ) . I can tell someone what to take to feel better, but not how to cure psoriasis. so stay tuned next week if you really want to feel better.
(shhhhh..... )
or just go to a good place and find out. (vs a bad place that won't tell you) Jesus knows !
one thing (very important) to consider>>>> I tried 2 or 3 expensive brands of coconut oil, and gagged on them and couldn't take them. at least one was rancid(having been made from bad coconuts to start with - if from good coconuts, it practically cannot go bad, like honey in that way) ... anyhow --- I use externally and take internally the lou-anna brand from wally world. it has worked extraordinarily well every time (for many years, hundreds of uses) - especially on almost all external infections including an acquaintances 'black toenail' that doctors couldn't do a thing for in 3 months.......
however,
psoriasis is not a skin condition. (surprised!?)....
also, there's a chance besides that that what you have is not psoriasis at all. but that's another story.
if it is psoriasis, then you have what's called in the trade a "dry intestine" (and it may not matter what it feels like nor how much water you drink).
it is made worse, often much worse, by any synthetic antibiotics, msg, soy products, soda pop, refined sugar, white flour, any store-bought milk, tap water in most of the untied states(and much of the world), and a few dozen other things.
I can't tell what will help. (I know, but can't tell --- the lawyers warned me about that. ) . I can tell someone what to take to feel better, but not how to cure psoriasis. so stay tuned next week if you really want to feel better.
(shhhhh..... ) or just go to a good place and find out. (vs a bad place that won't tell you)
Jesus knows !
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His_nee (Jeff)
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Mark 8:15
Expanded Bible (EXB)
15 Jesus warned them, “·Be careful [Watch out]! Beware of the ·yeast [leaven] of the Pharisees and the ·yeast [leaven] of Herod [C yeast or leaven refers here to the dangerous permeating power of their influence].”
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Mildly claustrophobic. Discovered this when trying a closed waterslide for the first time. I panicked. I think it's only the tiny, too-flipping-close-to-my-body spaces that do that, though. Others make me nervous, but I can handle them. Universal had claustrophobia warnings on a lot of their rides, but I went on them and was only a little nervous. They weren't that small.
I've had a few dreams about being trapped in tiny spaces where I could barely move--this is what I'm most afraid of. Small spaces make me feel trapped, like I can't get out. Still, these dreams weren't terrifying enough to call them nightmares.
Afraid of the dark--without a nightlight I will wake up calling for help. Apparently just waking from sleep I have no control over whatever fear my body wishes to express.
Um...bees.
I've had a few dreams about being trapped in tiny spaces where I could barely move--this is what I'm most afraid of. Small spaces make me feel trapped, like I can't get out. Still, these dreams weren't terrifying enough to call them nightmares.
Afraid of the dark--without a nightlight I will wake up calling for help. Apparently just waking from sleep I have no control over whatever fear my body wishes to express.
Um...bees.
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Especially when they're named John Wayne Gacy. Yikes !
TOG
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I don't mind heights as long as I have something safe under me. I always try to get a window seat whenever I fly. (Yes, I know that feeling safe in a metal tube 30,000 feet in the air going 300 mph with no visible means of support doesn't make sense.) But if I have to get up on a chair to change a light bulb, I'm always afraid of falling. A couple of other things I don't like are failure and rejection. I don't have a debilitating fear of any of those things, b I try to avoid them if at all possible.
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I really do not fear much of anything except being outside at night by myself as there are big critters in the woods that sometimes wonder into the yard and I can hear them, but not see them 
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I have a Garter snake that lives under my drain plate by the back porch. I kept picking it up and throwing it into the field, but always comes back so I named it Mortimer and now it's my outside pet, LOL
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I really do not fear much of anything except being outside at night by myself as there are big critters in the woods that sometimes wonder into the yard and I can hear them, but not see them
I don't like being outside at night either. It's not the darkness that makes me uncomfortable, it's the things that could be lurking in it.
As a kid, I would be outside catching fireflies or playing hide an seek or whatever without a thought of how dark it was. Now, I won't go outside at night without a flashlight.
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