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This skin spray is formulated to help fight skin infections and promote skin healing.

The pH is slightly acidic which matches the normal pH of the skin. Most soaps/shampoos are alkaline while conditioners are slightly acidic to restore the scalp and skin to it’s natural pH of about 6.5. The oily components do not affect the pH.

The skin spray began with a mouthwash I developed to manage the unstable situation in my own mouth that began with removing some mercury. The mouthwash contains naturally occurring substances proven to help with infections (virus, yeast, bacteria, other), pain, inflammation, and healing. It has helped numerous patients suffering from sensitive teeth and gums, old root canals and things left in the mouth that cause chronic low-level inflammation and infection.

Some patients discovered that the mouthwash helped with rashes and itchy areas that did not respond to conventional remedies including anti-microbials, steroids, and other natural remedies such as coconut oil and aloe vera gel. This formula has been modified to provide skin-specific ingredients that can also penetrate into the lower layers of the skin and hair follicles.

Essential Oils

cedar
cinnamon
clary sage
eucalyptus
frankincense
lavender
oregano
peppermint
rosemary
tea tree
thyme
wintergreen

Nutrients

borax
boric acid
iodine
magnesium sulfate
niacin and niacinamide

Oils

jojoba
neem
sesame

Carriers, dispersants, special agents

xylitol – is a sugar that short-circuits certain yeasts and bacteria–they ingest it and then it poisons them (same would happen with dogs!) It is also forms a light film when dry, which can hold hair in place and cover sensitive areas.
apple cider vinegar
honey
witch hazel
DMSO
ethanol

Future ingredients being researched:

Aminos such as lysine, proline (topical vs oral?) and arginine
Adenosine
MSM
Sanguisorba Officinalis Root Extract
Other agents such as Black Seed Oil (BSO), NAD

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Skin Spray Instructions

1. Because of the power of several of the ingredients such as the essential oils and dmso, avoid getting spray on plastics and materials that might touch your skin, such as jewelry, eyeglasses, etc.
2. Pick a small test area of your skin. Spray a few times and rub in.
3. If tolerated (no rash or other issue), use twice a day
4. Give it at least 1-2 weeks to conclude whether its helping. Most chronic skin and nail infections take months to clear.
5. Can dilute if needed.
6. Can add some H2O2 (a few drops of 3%). Some oxygen is released. Leave tope open a bit if the bottle expands.
7. Separation means less chemicals! Shake well before use. Real essential oils may affect plastics, eyeglasses, skin and other surfaces — test on small area before using.  Best to use within 60 days of manufacture.
8. Can be further enhanced under practitioner supervision with other agents.

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I started using this technique to contain the unstable situation in my own mouth several years ago. The more you learn about the benefits of baking soda (sodium bicarbonate), the more you will be impressed. Marc Sircus has made

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and written an excellent book just about the benefits of bicarbonate.

Sodium bicarbonate is an alkaline substance that counteracts the acids made by bacteria in the mouth. Many of us run “acidic” which can be measured by testing the urine and saliva, especially first thing in the morning, with inexpensive test strips

It is best used in conjunction with the mouthwash, oil pulling, and  tongue scraping.  Since the upper teeth often enter the maxillary sinuses, using a sniffer can be an essential part of healing the skull.

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Brushing with Baking Soda Instructions

1. Buy a one-pound cardboard box of bicarb. Some have additives and anti-caking agents. Less additives is better.
2. Tear off or open the top and keep it by your sink.
3. It can use used in addition to toothpaste or as a replacement.
4. Wet your clean toothbrush and simply stick it in the box to collect some baking soda on the toothbrush.
5. Brush as you normally would, including the gumline when bacteria make acid that weaken our teeth.
6. You can dip your toothbrush as many times as needed to brush all four quadrants of your mouth.
7. While you should rinse away any residual baking soda with water, you can leave a little in your mouth at bedtime to keep your mouth alkaline for a while.
8. You can also swallow a tiny amount if your urine pH strips show that you are frequently acidic.

Tongue scraping is ancient ayurvedic (Indian) hygenic technique that removes debris from the deep crevices between the taste buds of the tongue. While many of us brush our tongues, using a metal or wood tongue scraper removes far more debris. Quality stainless steel tongue scrapers are less than $5.

Even if your tongue looks perfectly pink and without a coating, tongue scraping will bring out all sorts of stuff. While the debris is usually white, it can also be pinkish, yellowish, and be thin or thick. I’ve looked at some of the debris under the microscope, and while not seeing any obvious microbes, there are lots of unidentified things in it. At the least, plaque-causing bacteria lives in the tongue.

It is best used in conjunction with  the mouthwash, oil pulling, and brushing with baking soda. Since the upper teeth often enter the maxillary sinuses, using a sniffer can be an essential part of healing the skull.

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Tongue Scraping Instructions

1. If you don’t yet have a tongue scraper, you can use any non-sharp edge such as a butter knife.
2. Start at the back of the tongue, and with firm pressure scrape the tongue moving forward.
3. You can do this several times, going further back, and also getting both sides of the tongue.
4. This can be done before or after brushing (a research project?), once a day or more.
5. Be sure to clean off the scraper with water (or mouthwash) before the debris dries.