Baking Soda - alternative uses for wellness:

Kitchen

- A bowl of baking soda in your fridge will help remove excess moisture and absorb odors.

- Sprinkle some in your veggies crisper and cover with a cloth or paper towel for crisper veggies that last longer.

- Sprinkle baking soda onto a damp sponge for cleaning out your refrigerator and benchtops without scratching.

Common Chemicals to Avoid

A number of home cleaning products are likely to contain toxic ingredients: bleach, brass or other metal polishes, drain cleaner, carpet cleaner, room deodorizer, dishwashing detergent, fabric softener, laundry detergent, anti-cling sheets, mould and mildew cleaner, mothballs and spot remover all usually contain irritating or toxic substances.

However, you will probably not find the ingredients on the labels, and if you do they will be disguised by category names that leave you none the wiser.

Toxic/harmful ingredients include:

Colon Cleanse

Energy Remedy Centres in Bloemfontein and Clocolan, South Africa, offer colon cleansing which is administered by a registered medical nurse using state of the art machines. This modern equipment enables the client to maintain their dignity as the waste is eliminated with minimum discomfort. For appointments or more information, contact Sister Jackie on 071 825 1716 or at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

A clean and properly functioning bowel is paramount to our well being. In a world where dietary choices are poor, environmental pollution is heavy, stress levels are high and exercise has little priority, internal cleansing is more important than ever for optimum health.

"Those who fail to take the time to be healthy will ultimately have to take the time to be sick."
~ Dr. James Chappell

Researchers are making all sorts of discoveries about the correlations between various diseases. They're finding out that gum disease is correlated with heart disease. The problem is, they're jumping to the conclusion that there is a direct causal relationship between these two things. They're saying gum disease causes heart disease. They're saying diabetes causes heart disease, and now they are even saying diabetes causes Alzheimer's disease. Why are they jumping to these odd conclusions? How do they think one disease causes another disease?

The real answer, as you'll discover here, is that one disease doesn't actually cause another disease; they both just have the same common cause -- a cause which goes unacknowledged or undiscovered by conventional medical science.

This list does not in any way supplement the law , nor constitute legal guidance.

Colours
E100 Curcumin
E101 (i) Riboflavin
(ii) Riboflavin-5'-phosphate
E102 Tartrazine

Excerpt from "101 Home Uses for Hydrogen Peroxide" by Rebecca Mundt

Before we go diving off into the deep end of the pool...
Just wanted to share a few thoughts with you before you find yourself sailing along in the bright new world of hydrogen peroxide...
First.
Hydrogen peroxide is what it is because it is what it is. Does that sound redundant? Actually, it's not. H2O2, as it's chemically named, is a chemical compound.
It is created in our atmosphere as a natural process, as well as in our bodies, in plants and generally... all over the place.
But we humans have this capacity to take simple chemical compounds like hydrogen peroxide... and make them stronger.
So all the great advice in this ebook IS great. Use it. Apply it. And experiment… a little.