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Hello,
Maybe you can also try rice water.
Best regards
Karima

Link seems to be working: https://draxe.com/beauty/homemade-eye-cream/

Interested PLEASE.

FYI….Her reaction was likely either an allergy/sensitivity to an ingredient in prep h – or maybe it was just too drying for her eyes, if skin gets very dry around the eyes swelling will occur but only if it’s incredibly dry. The reason Prep H was hyped to be used for eyes is because it constricts blood flow/reduces swelling on tissue….the medication doesn’t know if those tissues are on the face or it the butt :) Though not all variations of Prep H contain the same things any more…some prep h these days are just soothing and contain witch hazel, and etc, others used to contain a steroid. Fortunately I am not familiar with the product :) Though I wanted to explain why it got hyped up as useful for eye bags… old variations of prep h used to reduce the swelling of the human tissue…regardless of where those tissues are :)

Born in the USA… Sorry to hear how bad things are regarding organic food for low income persons – and the rest of your plight. Very bad. Your government is known for not caring for the most vulnerable in their own country. That’s why they should keep out of other countries business and stop meddling. Sweep around your own front door USA governments , republican or democrat. Makes no difference. Nothing really changes in the USA for the poor,weak and vulnerable in your country. There are some places in California, so I’ve heard (from a Californian) that have never had running water or electricity!!! In 2019-20? 😯😔

My name is shiyafudheen iam working in Doha Qatar as a Building service Designer my age is 43 my problem is under aye darkness 10 years iam facing this problem so many remedy & medicine iam using I didn’t get good result up to now if u don’t mind can u give to me good advice and good medicine how to remove under aye darkness

regards
shiyaf

I sell Doterra and if you were to ask me in person what my recommendation would be. I would say to try Helichrysum and Frankincense in fractionated coconut oil as a blend. That is what I would use. Text me if you need me to explain this any better. Find someone who sells Doterra of contact me and I would help you get started. I just bought a pre-made blend of these two (plus other ingredients) and I’m applying it daily to my eyes. The only other thing I would suggest is asking a Rodan and Fields representative for a kit that would work for your specific issue. I’ve seen miraculous things. Our cousin is always asking me to refer people who need help to her. I could get you in contact with her. Her name is Susan Peterson❤️

I use bulkapothecary.com. Their shipping can be a little expensive. So, buy as many items as you can in ONE order…stock up!

Are you taking natural supplements for your low thyroid or medication from your doctor?

You don’t have to buy everything organic. Plus, think about other foods you can eat instead of the meats or other things you don’t really need, and use that money on that. As far as walnuts, pumpkin seeds etc go, they do actually last because you don’t need to eat heaps a day. Hope things get better for you, as I know where you are coming from.

Do you have any specific suggestions, other than a raw Vegan diet (I have been a vegetarian before; at this point I don’t eat much meat, I may have a rare filet twice a year when visiting my father, I do sometimes eat turkey, largely for the tryptophan if I’m being honest (any healthier suggestions for foods that produce a lot of tryptophan? It seems that when I look for “the most” anything foods, from highest in magnesium and potassium to most calming I get the same answers: kale, spinach, avocados, walnuts (this generally only comes up on the calming foods inquiry- any idea why?)almonds, cashews, Brazil nuts, pumpkin seeds (and I’d eat a lot more of these nuts, and I’d eat all organic but let’s face it: I am disabled, my disability payment is within 50$ of my rent, I get 150$ a month in food stamps, so Whole Foods and even the organic section of my grocery store is not an option. I know I can grow my own veggies and I’ve done so but with varying levels of success, and how on earth am I to keep pests from destroying my plants or rabbits from eating anything like kale or spinach – I am single I live alone can’t afford nor am I able to build a greenhouse or electric fence; I can’t even afford to buy enough small plants to sustain me completely and I have no luck growing most things from seed- and I certainly cannot farm nuts or Avocados in rented property; I’m lucky I am able to garden at all. This is North Carolina, the Bible Belt. Even farmer’s markets, on the rare occasion that they accept food stamps, are quite expensive. We aren’t lucky enough to have food banks offering high quality organic responsibly farmed foods; most of the food banks are in low income areas, and I just learned that rather than donating dented cartons of food, bruised fruit, and things that in reality would be good for another several days to poor humans, they are given to farmers to feed to goats and pigs. I’m all for supporting local farmers, but come on. And that’s not even an official policy- most of it is thrown away- even bread, or given to well paid employees. We have a co op, deep roots market, but it’s prices are truly INSANE. And I mean INSANE. If I went in there and bought avocados, pumpkin seeds, walnuts, Brazil nuts, cashews and spinach, I’d have spent over 50$. I’ve been meaning to get with the people running these places to see if they’d be interested in reserving even one day a month where they allow people like me, and people more unfortunate than me, to shop with prices comparable to say food lion, or buy things at cost. One would have to get under 200$ a month in food stamps, and be on a fixed income, or have no income, to qualify. People tend to think that poor people and minorities don’t care about organic healthy foods. That is absolutely not the case. Many just don’t bother even trying because they know they cannot afford it, and can get out of Food Lion with three times as many groceries as they could at Whole Foods, Deep Roots, Weaver Street Market, or even farmer’s markets. No wonder this segment of the population has the worst health- they either have no insurance, have never been in a situation where they could grow their own food or shop organically; I can’t dvwn afford Harris Teeter, much less Whole Foods. Ever seen a Whole Foods across from public housing in the poorest area of town? I certainly haven’t. And don’t even get me started on health care. The disabled should have MORE freedom in choosing the best doctor, but I called 32 doctors before I even found a general practitioner taking on Medicaid patients, and I have to see a Nurse Practitioner as there’s actually one doctor that oversees about three offices. You’d have to be literally dying to see him. Also, in my area, the same corporation, Cone Health, has bought all of the hospitals and offices, and there’s a system in place called EPIC/ Care Everywhere that sends your entire medical history to a doctor without your consent, so they’ve pretty made up their minds about you before you get there. The doctors don’t read intake forms, they don’t listen. They stare at a laptop. Does an orthopedist need to know ANYTHING about my psychiatric history? ABSOLUTELY NOT. What if I meet a doctor and we just really don’t get along? Do I want the next doctor reading that doctor’s notes? NO! I am 42, but had a drug issue in college, as many do. They see that and their minds are made up that I’m just looking for medication. I haven’t abused medication in years and years, and I deserve to be given help if I am in pain; I won’t even accept opiates but I deserve an alternative form of relief. Good luck. I know I’ve diverged greatly. I do apologize. But really, how are the poor supposed to get the same quality of food and medical care as the rich?

Dear one, at 12-13 (of course now you are 15-16) there is something that you are not getting, or getting too much of the wrong thing in your gut. Start with natural methods of healing your gut and you will see a great improvement in the rest of your body. I used the Body Ecology Diet by Donna Gates and Linda Schatz. Its on the net as an entire system step by step but you can also buy one of her/their books, very inexpensively at Amazon, and do it yourself.( I did it with edition 6 and the food suggestions. I didn’t have money to buy into any of her suggested products, so I know it can be done with just food.) Read the entire book as they suggest, then go back through and apply their instructions. Don’t let it overwhelm you. It’s a new way of life and VERY rewarding. The basis of it is everyday food eaten in a particular way. Starting out with eliminating the toxic foods from your diet but after strictly following the diet for the period of time suggested, you can then slowly add the foods back in and leave out the ones that have a negative affect on you. People will SEE the outward effect on you without you even telling them. I had and entire small church ask me what I was doing that made my face glow and look so healthy. Do it! You won’t be sorry. At your age I would guess that your body would respond rapidly. Let me know how it goes for you.

thanks denise. Im always looking for the cure and not just a “banaid”.

Cleaning the inside is always the key! These other suggestions are a band aid.

Juice, eat raw vegan, smoothies, detox the body, in this case, esp the kidneys, kidney herbs, etc …what goes in must come out…detox skin (the 3rd kidney) , dry brushing , sauna, lymph drainage….etc…