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I know it's not Homeopathic, but borax is a miracle treatment for autoimmune dysfunction. 20 Mule Team saved my life, Doc. I put a few grains in my cats water bowls every day when I wash and refill. I take about an eighth of a teaspoon in a quart of water, myself. I have been drinking borax (sodium tetraborate decahydrate) for five years now, after having been told by my doctor that there was nothing else he could do for me, to get my affairs in order. I'd be dead if I'd listened to him. Instead I searched for non-drug treatments and found there was plenty left to do for me! It's a nutrition thing.
Crippled and bedridden is no fun. I literally could no longer walk by the time I'd tried all their antibiotics, which destroyed my liver. But after only two months of sipping purified water with borax in it...I was able to move my joints, walk by myself...pretty miraculous. Now at 62 I jump out of bed like a kid and run to the mailbox, just because I CAN.
Systemic Scleroderma didn't get me! Some autoimmune diseases may be caused by mycoplasm infection, which is rapidly reversed by tiny amounts of borax, which are deadly to the spirochete form, mycoplasm. Look for an article titled," Mycoplasm, The Linking Pathogen." Borax kills fungus, bacteria and viruses!
Animals need it too. The depleted soils don't supply enough borax in our food anymore, so what we do have in our bodies is leached by our teeth and bones.
It's no more toxic than table salt. You will find more and more folks lauding the benefits of "the borax cure". It halts arthritis!
My 14 year old kitties romp like kittens, with no joint problems or any of the signs of aging you would expect to see in cats this old, thanks to the tiny bit of borax in their water bowls, and the raw organic diet they are on. Yup, they are shiny & vital! (And so am I.)
It's important to note that borax, which is in our teeth and bones, is a very different substance that boric acid, which is deadly poison, and yes the 20 Mule Team box says not to ingest it...but if I hadn't taken that leap I'd be dead, so don't let labeling scare you on this one.