It has many........ fridge deodorant, tenderising steak, cleaning
silverware, etc, etc.


Now, it has been discovered that it will kill fungal infections.

A Naturopath was using it to treat women with Thrush, he spoke to a
Podiatrist (mine) who had a think about it, and used it on a couple of her
patients with severe foot/nail fungal infections.

She was telling me today that she is absolutely blown away with the
results. 4 weeks, and even a *severe* case of fungal infection on one of
her patients was killed off and the toe nails growing back healthily.

Now I just have to convince some friends of mine to either put a bi-carb
paste on their feet, or just soak their feet in a solution..... rather than
take (life threatening) tablets, or endure 12 months of painting on a
'cure' (Loceryl).


Amazing shit, that bi-carb!!!



--
Peter
Tasmania
Australia

On Fri, 13 Apr 2012 16:21:39 +0000 (UTC), "I'm back on the laptop"
> wrote:

> It has many........ fridge deodorant, tenderising steak, cleaning
> silverware, etc, etc.
>
>
> Now, it has been discovered that it will kill fungal infections.
>
> A Naturopath was using it to treat women with Thrush, he spoke to a
> Podiatrist (mine) who had a think about it, and used it on a couple of her
> patients with severe foot/nail fungal infections.
>
> She was telling me today that she is absolutely blown away with the
> results. 4 weeks, and even a *severe* case of fungal infection on one of
> her patients was killed off and the toe nails growing back healthily.
>
> Now I just have to convince some friends of mine to either put a bi-carb
> paste on their feet, or just soak their feet in a solution..... rather than
> take (life threatening) tablets, or endure 12 months of painting on a
> 'cure' (Loceryl).
>
>
> Amazing shit, that bi-carb!!!

http://voices.yahoo.com/the-many-ben...da-525501.html
I think I'll bring a box of baking soda with me the next time I have a
pedicure. I wonder how much should be added per gallon of water?



--
Food is an important part of a balanced diet.

sf > wrote in
:

> On Fri, 13 Apr 2012 16:21:39 +0000 (UTC), "I'm back on the laptop"
> > wrote:
>
>> It has many........ fridge deodorant, tenderising steak, cleaning
>> silverware, etc, etc.
>>
>>
>> Now, it has been discovered that it will kill fungal infections.
>>
>> A Naturopath was using it to treat women with Thrush, he spoke to a
>> Podiatrist (mine) who had a think about it, and used it on a couple
>> of her patients with severe foot/nail fungal infections.
>>
>> She was telling me today that she is absolutely blown away with the
>> results. 4 weeks, and even a *severe* case of fungal infection on one
>> of her patients was killed off and the toe nails growing back
>> healthily.
>>
>> Now I just have to convince some friends of mine to either put a
>> bi-carb paste on their feet, or just soak their feet in a
>> solution..... rather than take (life threatening) tablets, or endure
>> 12 months of painting on a 'cure' (Loceryl).
>>
>>
>> Amazing shit, that bi-carb!!!
>
> http://voices.yahoo.com/the-many-ben...da-525501.html
> I think I'll bring a box of baking soda with me the next time I have a
> pedicure.



If your podiatrist doesn't know about it, get her/him to research it :-)

Loceryl (tablets) actually killed a friend of my podiatrist, and she
knows of several others who have died taking it.



> I wonder how much should be added per gallon of water?
>
>
>


I asked my podiatrist the same question (except no 'gallons'!!) and she
just said "Till the water changes 'feel'. If it's a big bucket, use a
big spoonfull."

So I don't really think you can o/d the water with too much :-)


Just found this from a page off of your link..........

"Add 2 teaspoons of baking soda to your baby's bath to help sooth diaper
rash. For adults add 1/2 cups of baking soda to your bath water to help
relieve dry skin and other skin irritations. It is also great for
reliving the itch from chicken pox's and measles."


http://voices.yahoo.com/many-uses-ba...82.html?cat=57


So a 1/2 cup in a bath to help itchy/dry skin.......


As my podiatrist said to me, "People forget that fungal infections are
actually 'animals' and not bacteria."......... so I just *had* to look
it up....... she's right!! (Of course!!)

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Why_is_it_..._to_treat_fung
al_infections_than_it_is_to_treat_bacterial_infect ions


"Fungal infectons are difficult to treat because of the nature of fungi.
They are phylogenetically very closely related to animals and have a
very similar biochemical makeup to animals."

So to kill the 'animal'..... you raise the Ph.


Like I said....... *amazing* stuff. A friend put me onto bi-carb and
maple syrup just after my op (to remove the tumours)...... it's a
helluva lot safer and less dangerous than chemo!!
The principle is........ the maple syrup feeds any tumours in/left, and
sends them crazy, then the bi-carb comes along and changes the Ph and
starts to kill them off.

I've tested clean since the op........ after about 10 months of maple
syrup and bi-carb (as a precaution). If any anomolies show up in the
future, I know what I'm going to be reaching for straight off!!



--
Peter
Tasmania
Australia

On Fri, 13 Apr 2012 23:37:59 +0000 (UTC), "I'm back on the laptop"
> wrote:

> If your podiatrist doesn't know about it, get her/him to research it :-)
>
I don't go to a podiatrist.

> Loceryl (tablets) actually killed a friend of my podiatrist, and she
> knows of several others who have died taking it.

That kind of stuff is prescribed by full fledged medical doctors here
with lots of restrictions, like don't even think about drinking any
alcohol.

--
Food is an important part of a balanced diet.

sf > wrote in news:1h8jo75b7hc4oep266thvqfvc7b9b5i90j@
4ax.com:

> On Fri, 13 Apr 2012 23:37:59 +0000 (UTC), "I'm back on the laptop"
> > wrote:
>
>> If your podiatrist doesn't know about it, get her/him to research it :-)
>>
> I don't go to a podiatrist.


I go to one every month for a pedicure.

That's what I used to like about Bali...... sitting on the beach getting a
manicure and pedicure at the same time whilst having a cold beverage :-)


>
>> Loceryl (tablets) actually killed a friend of my podiatrist, and she
>> knows of several others who have died taking it.
>
> That kind of stuff is prescribed by full fledged medical doctors here
> with lots of restrictions, like don't even think about drinking any
> alcohol.
>


Yeah.... mine was prescribed by my Dr (at the time) and when my podiatrist
found out, she hit the roof.

As for alcohol.......... *most* medications say "no alcohol". Probably one
reason why I don't like taking any medication ;-)


--
Peter
Tasmania
Australia

Steve replied to Captain Peter Swallows:

>> If your podiatrist doesn't know about it, get her/him to research it :-)
>
> Do foot fungus threads really belong in rec.food.cooking?

Yes they do; I believe the culinary term is "Australian Huitlacoche."
(Not to be confused with "Down-Under Huitlacoche", a.k.a. vaginal yeast
infection.)

Bob

Bob Terwilliger wrote:

> > Do foot fungus threads really belong in rec.food.cooking?
>
> Yes they do; I believe the culinary term is "Australian Huitlacoche."
> (Not to be confused with "Down-Under Huitlacoche", a.k.a. vaginal yeast
> infection.)

Mary is going to target you for your anti-hispnic bias.

On Apr 13, 3:00*pm, sf > wrote:
> On Fri, 13 Apr 2012 16:21:39 +0000 (UTC), "I'm back on the laptop"
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > wrote:
> > It has many........ fridge deodorant, tenderising steak, cleaning
> > silverware, etc, etc.
>
> > Now, it has been discovered that it will kill fungal infections.
>
> > A Naturopath was using it to treat women with Thrush, he spoke to a
> > Podiatrist (mine) who had a think about it, and used it on a couple of her
> > patients with severe foot/nail fungal infections.
>
> > She was telling me today that she is absolutely blown away with the
> > results. 4 weeks, and even a *severe* case of fungal infection on one of
> > her patients was killed off and the toe nails growing back healthily.
>
> > Now I just have to convince some friends of mine to either put a bi-carb
> > paste on their feet, or just soak their feet in a solution..... rather than
> > take (life threatening) tablets, or endure 12 months of painting on a
> > 'cure' (Loceryl).
>
> > Amazing shit, that bi-carb!!!
>
> http://voices.yahoo.com/the-many-ben...da-525501.html
> I think I'll bring a box of baking soda with me the next time I have a
> pedicure. *I wonder how much should be added per gallon of water?
>
We'll have to tell Madge about it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bEkq7JCbik

--Bryan

sf wrote:

>> It has many........ fridge deodorant, tenderising steak, cleaning
>> silverware, etc, etc.
>>
>>
>> Now, it has been discovered that it will kill fungal infections.
>>
>> A Naturopath was using it to treat women with Thrush, he spoke to a
>> Podiatrist (mine) who had a think about it, and used it on a couple of her
>> patients with severe foot/nail fungal infections.
>>
>> She was telling me today that she is absolutely blown away with the
>> results. 4 weeks, and even a *severe* case of fungal infection on one of
>> her patients was killed off and the toe nails growing back healthily.
>>
>> Now I just have to convince some friends of mine to either put a bi-carb
>> paste on their feet, or just soak their feet in a solution..... rather than
>> take (life threatening) tablets, or endure 12 months of painting on a
>> 'cure' (Loceryl).
>>
>>
>> Amazing shit, that bi-carb!!!
>
> http://voices.yahoo.com/the-many-ben...da-525501.html
> I think I'll bring a box of baking soda with me the next time I have a
> pedicure. I wonder how much should be added per gallon of water?

Get back to us with how well it worked, and whether you suffered any
side effects from soaking your feet in it.

Bob

"I'm back on the laptop" wrote in message
...

It has many........ fridge deodorant, tenderising steak, cleaning
silverware, etc, etc.


Now, it has been discovered that it will kill fungal infections.

A Naturopath was using it to treat women with Thrush, he spoke to a
Podiatrist (mine) who had a think about it, and used it on a couple of her
patients with severe foot/nail fungal infections.

She was telling me today that she is absolutely blown away with the
results. 4 weeks, and even a *severe* case of fungal infection on one of
her patients was killed off and the toe nails growing back healthily.

Now I just have to convince some friends of mine to either put a bi-carb
paste on their feet, or just soak their feet in a solution..... rather than
take (life threatening) tablets, or endure 12 months of painting on a
'cure' (Loceryl).


Amazing shit, that bi-carb!!!





Sounds interesting, Peter...

Barry Oz

I'm back on the laptop wrote:
> It has many........ fridge deodorant, tenderising steak, cleaning
> silverware, etc, etc.
>
>
> Now, it has been discovered that it will kill fungal infections.
>
> A Naturopath was using it to treat women with Thrush, he spoke to a
> Podiatrist (mine) who had a think about it, and used it on a couple
> of her patients with severe foot/nail fungal infections.
>
> She was telling me today that she is absolutely blown away with the
> results. 4 weeks, and even a *severe* case of fungal infection on one
> of her patients was killed off and the toe nails growing back
> healthily.
>
> Now I just have to convince some friends of mine to either put a
> bi-carb paste on their feet, or just soak their feet in a
> solution..... rather than take (life threatening) tablets, or endure
> 12 months of painting on a 'cure' (Loceryl).
>
>
> Amazing shit, that bi-carb!!!

Interesting! Thanks!

"Julie Bove" > wrote in news:jmb488$2v9$1@dont-
email.me:

> I'm back on the laptop wrote:
>> It has many........ fridge deodorant, tenderising steak, cleaning
>> silverware, etc, etc.
>>
>>
>> Now, it has been discovered that it will kill fungal infections.
>>
>> A Naturopath was using it to treat women with Thrush, he spoke to a
>> Podiatrist (mine) who had a think about it, and used it on a couple
>> of her patients with severe foot/nail fungal infections.
>>
>> She was telling me today that she is absolutely blown away with the
>> results. 4 weeks, and even a *severe* case of fungal infection on one
>> of her patients was killed off and the toe nails growing back
>> healthily.
>>
>> Now I just have to convince some friends of mine to either put a
>> bi-carb paste on their feet, or just soak their feet in a
>> solution..... rather than take (life threatening) tablets, or endure
>> 12 months of painting on a 'cure' (Loceryl).
>>
>>
>> Amazing shit, that bi-carb!!!
>
> Interesting! Thanks!
>
>


No worries.

I put some in a bath for the SO the other night, and it stopped the
'itchy' skin feeling she usually gets when she soaks in the bath.

I should go to my mates place (he has a pool) and use his ph test kit to
test the tap water round here and see what it is.



--
Peter
Tasmania
Australia

I'm back on the laptop wrote:
> It has many........ fridge deodorant, tenderising steak, cleaning
> silverware, etc, etc.
>
>
> Now, it has been discovered that it will kill fungal infections.
>
> A Naturopath was using it to treat women with Thrush, he spoke to a
> Podiatrist (mine) who had a think about it, and used it on a couple of her
> patients with severe foot/nail fungal infections.
>
> She was telling me today that she is absolutely blown away with the
> results. 4 weeks, and even a *severe* case of fungal infection on one of
> her patients was killed off and the toe nails growing back healthily.
>
> Now I just have to convince some friends of mine to either put a bi-carb
> paste on their feet, or just soak their feet in a solution..... rather than
> take (life threatening) tablets, or endure 12 months of painting on a
> 'cure' (Loceryl).
>
>
> Amazing shit, that bi-carb!!!
>
>
>
This is odd. The exact same post appeared on some other groups of
mine, under another Australian's name.

--
Jean B.

"Jean B." wrote in message ...

I'm back on the laptop wrote:
> It has many........ fridge deodorant, tenderising steak, cleaning
> silverware, etc, etc.
>
>
> Now, it has been discovered that it will kill fungal infections.
>
> A Naturopath was using it to treat women with Thrush, he spoke to a
> Podiatrist (mine) who had a think about it, and used it on a couple of her
> patients with severe foot/nail fungal infections.
> She was telling me today that she is absolutely blown away with the
> results. 4 weeks, and even a *severe* case of fungal infection on one of
> her patients was killed off and the toe nails growing back healthily.
>
> Now I just have to convince some friends of mine to either put a bi-carb
> paste on their feet, or just soak their feet in a solution..... rather
> than take (life threatening) tablets, or endure 12 months of painting on a
> 'cure' (Loceryl).
>
>
> Amazing shit, that bi-carb!!!
>
>
>
This is odd. The exact same post appeared on some other groups of
mine, under another Australian's name.





That's right, Jean.....I reposted this from Peter (and also attributed it to
Peter as well) on 60+ 3 days ago, as it sounded a good thing to check out!
Good tip!

Barry Oz

"Bigbazza" > wrote in
:

>
>
> "Jean B." wrote in message ...
>
> I'm back on the laptop wrote:
>> It has many........ fridge deodorant, tenderising steak, cleaning
>> silverware, etc, etc.
>>
>>
>> Now, it has been discovered that it will kill fungal infections.
>>
>> A Naturopath was using it to treat women with Thrush, he spoke to a
>> Podiatrist (mine) who had a think about it, and used it on a couple
>> of her patients with severe foot/nail fungal infections.
>> She was telling me today that she is absolutely blown away with the
>> results. 4 weeks, and even a *severe* case of fungal infection on one
>> of her patients was killed off and the toe nails growing back
>> healthily.
>>
>> Now I just have to convince some friends of mine to either put a
>> bi-carb paste on their feet, or just soak their feet in a
>> solution..... rather than take (life threatening) tablets, or endure
>> 12 months of painting on a 'cure' (Loceryl).
>>
>>
>> Amazing shit, that bi-carb!!!
>>
>>
>>
> This is odd. The exact same post appeared on some other groups of
> mine, under another Australian's name.
>
>
>
>
>
> That's right, Jean.....I reposted this from Peter (and also attributed
> it to Peter as well) on 60+ 3 days ago, as it sounded a good thing to
> check out!
>




On 60+ groups??!! Or the 60+ group ;-)



> Good tip!


No worries..... I thought so too, which is why I passed it on.

I had a nail infection quite some time ago and the Dr I saw put me
straight onto the Loceryl tablets.
I went and saw my podiatrist about a week later and she went through the
roof when I told her I was put on the tablets, and told me to stop
taking them *immediately*!!

So then I did the nail painting thing for what seemed like an eternity,
for a very slow response.

Now I know if it ever comes back again (or even if I get an ingrown nail
bite/infection) I'll be dragging the bi-carb out of the pantry and the
damn thing will be fixed in weeks, not years!!




--
Peter
Tasmania
Australia

"I'm back on the laptop" wrote in message
...

"Bigbazza" > wrote in
:

>
>
> "Jean B." wrote in message ...
>
> I'm back on the laptop wrote:
>> It has many........ fridge deodorant, tenderising steak, cleaning
>> silverware, etc, etc.
>>
>>
>> Now, it has been discovered that it will kill fungal infections.
>>
>> A Naturopath was using it to treat women with Thrush, he spoke to a
>> Podiatrist (mine) who had a think about it, and used it on a couple
>> of her patients with severe foot/nail fungal infections.
>> She was telling me today that she is absolutely blown away with the
>> results. 4 weeks, and even a *severe* case of fungal infection on one
>> of her patients was killed off and the toe nails growing back
>> healthily.
>>
>> Now I just have to convince some friends of mine to either put a
>> bi-carb paste on their feet, or just soak their feet in a
>> solution..... rather than take (life threatening) tablets, or endure
>> 12 months of painting on a 'cure' (Loceryl).
>>
>>
>> Amazing shit, that bi-carb!!!
>>
>>
>>
> This is odd. The exact same post appeared on some other groups of
> mine, under another Australian's name.
>
>
>
>
>
> That's right, Jean.....I reposted this from Peter (and also attributed
> it to Peter as well) on 60+ 3 days ago, as it sounded a good thing to
> check out!
>




On 60+ groups??!! Or the 60+ group ;-)



> Good tip!


No worries..... I thought so too, which is why I passed it on.

I had a nail infection quite some time ago and the Dr I saw put me
straight onto the Loceryl tablets.
I went and saw my podiatrist about a week later and she went through the
roof when I told her I was put on the tablets, and told me to stop
taking them *immediately*!!

So then I did the nail painting thing for what seemed like an eternity,
for a very slow response.

Now I know if it ever comes back again (or even if I get an ingrown nail
bite/infection) I'll be dragging the bi-carb out of the pantry and the
damn thing will be fixed in weeks, not years!!






LOL NO, Peter..not 60 groups, on alt.sixtyplus where JeanB and I post
to......

As for the 'loceryl' Tablets, Peter, only a Medical Doctor can prescribe
those tablets.....They can be very dangerous if you have any problems with
your liver (and Kidneys as well, I think)......Surely your Doctor would know
your medical history or if a new Doctor, they would have checked it out with
you before prescribing the medication (Tablets)....

They Loceryl liquid that you paint on can take many months or up to a year
to clear the fungus....

Barry Oz

"Bigbazza" > wrote in
:

>
>
> "I'm back on the laptop" wrote in message
> ...
>
> "Bigbazza" > wrote in
> :
>
>>
>>
>> "Jean B." wrote in message ...
>>
>> I'm back on the laptop wrote:
>>> It has many........ fridge deodorant, tenderising steak, cleaning
>>> silverware, etc, etc.
>>>
>>>
>>> Now, it has been discovered that it will kill fungal infections.
>>>
>>> A Naturopath was using it to treat women with Thrush, he spoke to a
>>> Podiatrist (mine) who had a think about it, and used it on a couple
>>> of her patients with severe foot/nail fungal infections.
>>> She was telling me today that she is absolutely blown away with the
>>> results. 4 weeks, and even a *severe* case of fungal infection on
>>> one of her patients was killed off and the toe nails growing back
>>> healthily.
>>>
>>> Now I just have to convince some friends of mine to either put a
>>> bi-carb paste on their feet, or just soak their feet in a
>>> solution..... rather than take (life threatening) tablets, or endure
>>> 12 months of painting on a 'cure' (Loceryl).
>>>
>>>
>>> Amazing shit, that bi-carb!!!
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> This is odd. The exact same post appeared on some other groups of
>> mine, under another Australian's name.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> That's right, Jean.....I reposted this from Peter (and also
>> attributed it to Peter as well) on 60+ 3 days ago, as it sounded a
>> good thing to check out!
>>
>
>
>
>
> On 60+ groups??!! Or the 60+ group ;-)
>
>
>
>> Good tip!
>
>
> No worries..... I thought so too, which is why I passed it on.
>
> I had a nail infection quite some time ago and the Dr I saw put me
> straight onto the Loceryl tablets.
> I went and saw my podiatrist about a week later and she went through
> the roof when I told her I was put on the tablets, and told me to stop
> taking them *immediately*!!
>
> So then I did the nail painting thing for what seemed like an
> eternity, for a very slow response.
>
> Now I know if it ever comes back again (or even if I get an ingrown
> nail bite/infection) I'll be dragging the bi-carb out of the pantry
> and the damn thing will be fixed in weeks, not years!!
>
>
>
>
>
>
> LOL NO, Peter..not 60 groups, on alt.sixtyplus where JeanB and I post
> to......
>
> As for the 'loceryl' Tablets, Peter, only a Medical Doctor can
> prescribe those tablets.....They can be very dangerous if you have any
> problems with your liver (and Kidneys as well, I think)......Surely
> your Doctor would know your medical history or if a new Doctor, they
> would have checked it out with you before prescribing the medication
> (Tablets)....
>
> They Loceryl liquid that you paint on can take many months or up to a
> year to clear the fungus....
>
> Barry Oz
>
>
>
>
>
I read this somewhere and tried it on my toenail fungus. Vick's Vaporub.
I used a geberic version. Took a while - a few months of weekly
applications - but cleared the fungus up just fine.



--
"Experience is something you don't get until
just after you need it." Steven Wright

On 17/04/2012 2:03 PM, Bigbazza wrote:
>
<snip>
>
>
> LOL NO, Peter..not 60 groups, on alt.sixtyplus where JeanB and I post
> to......
>
> As for the 'loceryl' Tablets, Peter, only a Medical Doctor can prescribe
> those tablets.....They can be very dangerous if you have any problems
> with your liver (and Kidneys as well, I think)......Surely your Doctor
> would know your medical history or if a new Doctor, they would have
> checked it out with you before prescribing the medication (Tablets)....
>
> They Loceryl liquid that you paint on can take many months or up to a
> year to clear the fungus....
>
> Barry Oz
>
>
Loceryl can have some nasty side effects, one being severe irritation of
the skin.

A safer solution, also topical, for nail fungus is Gordochom Solution, a
tincture applied twice daily to the nail. It too takes a while to do its
stuff but it doesn't have quite the nastier side effects of Loceryl.

--

Krypsis

"Bigbazza" > wrote in
:

>
>
> "I'm back on the laptop" wrote in message

>
>
>
>> Good tip!
>
>
> No worries..... I thought so too, which is why I passed it on.
>
> I had a nail infection quite some time ago and the Dr I saw put me
> straight onto the Loceryl tablets.







> As for the 'loceryl' Tablets, Peter, only a Medical Doctor can
> prescribe those tablets.....



Yep, I know, as stated above.


> They can be very dangerous if you have any
> problems with your liver (and Kidneys as well, I think)......Surely
> your Doctor would know your medical history or if a new Doctor, they
> would have checked it out with you before prescribing the medication
> (Tablets)....
>


Never had any problems with my liver or kidneys (well, apart from the time
when I went to donate blood and they told me that my liver was "stressed"!!
Hey!! It was Christmas time, and party season!!)

But that particular Dr never bothered to check anything..... one of our
'imports'... from some part of India.

We ended up having 'words' and he wouldn't see me again, and blacklisted me
in that particular surgery :-)

It's all good now though. He's long gone.

--
Peter
Tasmania
Australia

Bigbazza wrote:
>
>
> "I'm back on the laptop" wrote in message
> ...
>
> "Bigbazza" > wrote in
> :
>
>>
>>
>> "Jean B." wrote in message ...
>>
>> I'm back on the laptop wrote:
>>> It has many........ fridge deodorant, tenderising steak, cleaning
>>> silverware, etc, etc.
>>>
>>>
>>> Now, it has been discovered that it will kill fungal infections.
>>>
>>> A Naturopath was using it to treat women with Thrush, he spoke to a
>>> Podiatrist (mine) who had a think about it, and used it on a couple
>>> of her patients with severe foot/nail fungal infections.
>>> She was telling me today that she is absolutely blown away with the
>>> results. 4 weeks, and even a *severe* case of fungal infection on one
>>> of her patients was killed off and the toe nails growing back
>>> healthily.
>>>
>>> Now I just have to convince some friends of mine to either put a
>>> bi-carb paste on their feet, or just soak their feet in a
>>> solution..... rather than take (life threatening) tablets, or endure
>>> 12 months of painting on a 'cure' (Loceryl).
>>>
>>>
>>> Amazing shit, that bi-carb!!!
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> This is odd. The exact same post appeared on some other groups of
>> mine, under another Australian's name.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> That's right, Jean.....I reposted this from Peter (and also attributed
>> it to Peter as well) on 60+ 3 days ago, as it sounded a good thing to
>> check out!
>>
>
>
>
>
> On 60+ groups??!! Or the 60+ group ;-)
>
>
>
>> Good tip!
>
>
> No worries..... I thought so too, which is why I passed it on.
>
> I had a nail infection quite some time ago and the Dr I saw put me
> straight onto the Loceryl tablets.
> I went and saw my podiatrist about a week later and she went through the
> roof when I told her I was put on the tablets, and told me to stop
> taking them *immediately*!!
>
> So then I did the nail painting thing for what seemed like an eternity,
> for a very slow response.
>
> Now I know if it ever comes back again (or even if I get an ingrown nail
> bite/infection) I'll be dragging the bi-carb out of the pantry and the
> damn thing will be fixed in weeks, not years!!
>
>
>
>
>
>
> LOL NO, Peter..not 60 groups, on alt.sixtyplus where JeanB and I post
> to......
>
> As for the 'loceryl' Tablets, Peter, only a Medical Doctor can prescribe
> those tablets.....They can be very dangerous if you have any problems
> with your liver (and Kidneys as well, I think)......Surely your Doctor
> would know your medical history or if a new Doctor, they would have
> checked it out with you before prescribing the medication (Tablets)....
>
> They Loceryl liquid that you paint on can take many months or up to a
> year to clear the fungus....
>
> Barry Oz
>
>
Not on one of the 50s groups too? I really don't recall. Anyhoo,
the mystery was quickly solved.

--
Jean B.

"Jean B." > wrote in :

> I'm back on the laptop wrote:
>> It has many........ fridge deodorant, tenderising steak, cleaning
>> silverware, etc, etc.
>>
>>
>> Now, it has been discovered that it will kill fungal infections.
>>
>> A Naturopath was using it to treat women with Thrush, he spoke to a
>> Podiatrist (mine) who had a think about it, and used it on a couple
>> of her patients with severe foot/nail fungal infections.
>>
>> She was telling me today that she is absolutely blown away with the
>> results. 4 weeks, and even a *severe* case of fungal infection on one
>> of her patients was killed off and the toe nails growing back
>> healthily.
>>
>> Now I just have to convince some friends of mine to either put a
>> bi-carb paste on their feet, or just soak their feet in a
>> solution..... rather than take (life threatening) tablets, or endure
>> 12 months of painting on a 'cure' (Loceryl).
>>
>>
>> Amazing shit, that bi-carb!!!
>>
>>
>>
> This is odd. The exact same post appeared on some other groups of
> mine, under another Australian's name.
>



So long as it was word for word and not one of the 'spoofs'.... I don't
mind the 'good oil' being spread :-)


And reading a reply to your post, we find that Big Barry is the culprit :-)


BTW, which groups did you see it in, if I may ask?



--
Peter
Tasmania
Australia

On Apr 13, 12:21*pm, "I'm back on the laptop"
> wrote:

> Amazing shit, that bi-carb!!!


True or false about bi-carb working on toenail fungus, it's a
great product, just like aspirin. My uncle used to say if they knew
back when they invented aspirin all the things it can do they'd be
charging 5 dollars a pill. I'm suspicious of the medical industry and
in fact most industries period. Some people take blood thinners for
heart trouble, I forget the name off hand, but it's in my brain - oh
yeah, Cumadin - and when they take it they are advised to NOT take
aspirin with it because it might thin the blood too much. This leads
me to suspect that Cumadin is an expensive aspirin pill. I'm
exaggerating maybe, but lots of drugs are reshuffled and renamed and
passed off as something new - just like when they take good and not so
expensive athletic shoes off the market, then later return them with a
fancy name and a really fancy price to go along with it. I use bicarb
to wash my clothes and vinegar in the rinse cycle. I never heard
about it working on toe nail fungus. But even if it's not true, I
wouldn't doubt it.

Let's bring back the old and charge new prices for it,
TJ

On Apr 13, 12:27*pm, Sqwertz > wrote:
> On Fri, 13 Apr 2012 16:21:39 +0000 (UTC), I'm back on the laptop
> wrote:
>
> > It has many........ fridge deodorant, tenderising steak, cleaning
> > silverware, etc, etc.
>
> As fridge deodorant, that is all bullshit. *A very good marketing
> gimmick (at one time - you don't see them advertising it that way any
> more) but scientifically, it's all bullshit.
>
> As for tenderizing steak, only a fool would do that. *You can use it
> in small amounts on sliced beef for stir fry, but it makes beef
> slightly gummy. *Great for chinese food textures, but it's not
> something you should be sprinkling on a rib eye (eye fillet).
>
> > Now, it has been discovered that it will kill fungal infections.
>
> So will water and dirt.
>
> -sw

You don't need to tenderize rib eye in the first place. I've never
used any tenderizer on steaks. If I want a tender grilled steak, then
I'll shop accordingly and purchase Ribeye, T-Bone, Porterhouse,
Tenderloin, Strip Loin etc. We can purchase here bottom sirloin tri
tips which I use for stir fry. That cut is fairly tender(a tad chewy)
and flavourful.

A Moose in Love > wrote in news:9ee8f65f-7188-
:

> On Apr 13, 12:27*pm, Spertz > ****ed, moaned and
cried its usually anti-Peter bullshit:


(snipped emotional rant that's of no consequence or veracity.)



>
> You don't need to tenderize rib eye in the first place. I've never
> used any tenderizer on steaks. If I want a tender grilled steak, then
> I'll shop accordingly and purchase Ribeye, T-Bone, Porterhouse,
> Tenderloin, Strip Loin etc. We can purchase here bottom sirloin tri
> tips which I use for stir fry. That cut is fairly tender(a tad chewy)
> and flavourful.
>


I should have 'qualified' my statement for such pedantic assholes like
'spurts' who jump around just looking for any little typo to make a big
deal of..... because that's all they have in their lives, as their lives
are so ****ing pathetic.


A *lot* of Chinese resaurants will use the bi-carb on their stir fry
meat..... because it's not economically viable for them to use eye fillet
(tenderloin) in all their (red meat) stir frys.





--
Peter
Tasmania
Australia

On Apr 13, 7:44*pm, "I'm back on the laptop" >
wrote:
> A Moose in Love > wrote in news:9ee8f65f-7188-
> :
>
> > On Apr 13, 12:27*pm, Spertz > ****ed, moaned and
>
> cried its usually anti-Peter bullshit:
>
> (snipped emotional rant that's of no consequence or veracity.)
>
>
>
> > You don't need to tenderize rib eye in the first place. *I've never
> > used any tenderizer on steaks. *If I want a tender grilled steak, then
> > I'll shop accordingly and purchase Ribeye, T-Bone, Porterhouse,
> > Tenderloin, Strip Loin etc. *We can purchase here bottom sirloin tri
> > tips which I use for stir fry. *That cut is fairly tender(a tad chewy)
> > and flavourful.
>
> I should have 'qualified' my statement for such pedantic assholes like
> 'spurts' who jump around just looking for any little typo to make a big
> deal of..... because that's all they have in their lives, as their lives
> are so ****ing pathetic.
>

Steve calls other people trolls, when in fact he is the one that is
the troll; flame artist whatever.
He got really upset because I said that I was night Chef at a British
Pub restaurant. Please note that I didn't say that I was a great
wonderful cook. I mean I was just in charge of the kitchen on the
evening shift. It's not a big deal, but he made it out to be a big
deal, and made it seem like I thought I was a great chef; greater than
Pepin etc. I'm not. I'm just a former short order cook. I never
said otherwise.

> A *lot* of Chinese resaurants will use the bi-carb on their stir fry
> meat..... because it's not economically viable for them to use eye fillet
> (tenderloin) in all their (red meat) stir frys.
>
> --
> Peter
> Tasmania
> Australia

A Moose in Love wrote:

> Steve calls other people trolls, when in fact he is the one that is
> the troll; flame artist whatever.

I'd say sqwishy is a flaming egomaniac rather than a troll.

On Fri, 13 Apr 2012 17:28:02 -0700 (PDT), A Moose in Love
> wrote:

>
> Steve calls other people trolls, when in fact he is the one that is
> the troll; flame artist whatever.
> He got really upset because I said that I was night Chef at a British
> Pub restaurant. Please note that I didn't say that I was a great
> wonderful cook. I mean I was just in charge of the kitchen on the
> evening shift. It's not a big deal, but he made it out to be a big
> deal, and made it seem like I thought I was a great chef; greater than
> Pepin etc. I'm not. I'm just a former short order cook. I never
> said otherwise.

He has grandiose delusions and assumes everyone else does too.

--
Food is an important part of a balanced diet.

sf wrote:

> > Steve calls other people trolls, when in fact he is the one that is
> > the troll; flame artist whatever.

> > I'm just a former short order cook. I never said otherwise.

I did that too, but only for a couple months. I got utterly bored.

> He has grandiose delusions and assumes everyone else does too.

Good summary.

A Moose in Love > wrote in
:

> On Apr 13, 7:44*pm, "I'm back on the laptop" >
> wrote:
>> A Moose in Love > wrote in
>> news:9ee8f65f-7188-
>> :
>>
>> > On Apr 13, 12:27*pm, Spertz > ****ed,
>> > moaned
> and
>>
>> cried its usually anti-Peter bullshit:
>>
>> (snipped emotional rant that's of no consequence or veracity.)
>>
>>
>>
>> > You don't need to tenderize rib eye in the first place. *I've never
>> > used any tenderizer on steaks. *If I want a tender grilled steak,
>> > the
> n
>> > I'll shop accordingly and purchase Ribeye, T-Bone, Porterhouse,
>> > Tenderloin, Strip Loin etc. *We can purchase here bottom sirloin
>> > tri tips which I use for stir fry. *That cut is fairly tender(a tad
>> > chewy
> )
>> > and flavourful.
>>
>> I should have 'qualified' my statement for such pedantic assholes
>> like 'spurts' who jump around just looking for any little typo to
>> make a big deal of..... because that's all they have in their lives,
>> as their lives are so ****ing pathetic.
>>
>
> Steve calls other people trolls, when in fact he is the one that is
> the troll; flame artist whatever.


I have said that all along. It's only here to flame/abuse people from the
safety of its computer. You see, it would *never* do it IRL/face to face,
because it's a **** weak little excuse of a 'man', and would most likely be
hospitalised again.

It justifies being on the group by *very* occasionally talking about food.



--
Peter
Tasmania
Australia

On Apr 13, 11:46*pm, Sqwertz > wrote:
> On Fri, 13 Apr 2012 17:28:02 -0700 (PDT), A Moose in Love wrote:
>
> > He got really upset because I said that I was night Chef at a British
> > Pub restaurant. *Please note that I didn't say that I was a great
> > wonderful cook. *I mean I was just in charge of the kitchen on the
> > evening shift. *It's not a big deal, but he made it out to be a big
> > deal, and made it seem like I thought I was a great chef; greater than
> > Pepin etc. *I'm not. *I'm just a former short order cook. *I never
> > said otherwise.
>
> Greater than Pepin, really? *Lets take a closer look at the exact
> conversation you were referring to:

>
> <http://groups.google.com/group/rec.food.cooking/msg/6fd57a49a9fc33fb?...>
>
> Talk about blowing something out of proportion, that's exactly what
> you just did and then accused me of doing it. *Got any other lies for
> us, Moose Boy?
>

??? Let's see who the liar is squirts
this from your link above
> > On Nov 7, 2:23=A0pm, Sqwertz > wrote:
> >> On Mon, 7 Nov 2011 10:11:51 -0800 (PST),AMooseinLove wrote:
>
> >>> =A0I was night chef....
>
> >> <snork>
>
> > snork yourself bozo.
>
> You were a night cook. =A0You threw stuff into a deep fryer (at a pub).
> That is not a "chef". =A0There is no such thing as day chef or a night
> chef.

What exactly have you proven? You are very illogical.


> ObFood: I made some REAL Spanish-style choriso today. *Fresh, not dry
> cured.
>
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/sqwertz...in/photostream
>
> -sw

On Apr 14, 7:13*pm, Sqwertz > wrote:
> On Sat, 14 Apr 2012 04:08:39 -0700 (PDT), A Moose in Love wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > On Apr 13, 11:46*pm, Sqwertz > wrote:
> >> On Fri, 13 Apr 2012 17:28:02 -0700 (PDT), A Moose in Love wrote:
>
> >>> He got really upset because I said that I was night Chef at a British
> >>> Pub restaurant. *Please note that I didn't say that I was a great
> >>> wonderful cook. *I mean I was just in charge of the kitchen on the
> >>> evening shift. *It's not a big deal, but he made it out to be a big
> >>> deal, and made it seem like I thought I was a great chef; greater than
> >>> Pepin etc. *I'm not. *I'm just a former short order cook. *I never
> >>> said otherwise.
>
> >> Greater than Pepin, really? *Lets take a closer look at the exact
> >> conversation you were referring to:
>
> >> <http://groups.google.com/group/rec.food.cooking/msg/6fd57a49a9fc33fb?....>
>
> >> Talk about blowing something out of proportion, that's exactly what
> >> you just did and then accused me of doing it. *Got any other lies for
> >> us, Moose Boy?
>
> > ??? *Let's see who the liar is squirts
> > this from your link above
> >>> On Nov 7, 2:23=A0pm, Sqwertz > wrote:
> >>>> On Mon, 7 Nov 2011 10:11:51 -0800 (PST),AMooseinLove wrote:
>
> >>>>> =A0I was night chef....
>
> >>>> <snork>
>
> >>> snork yourself bozo.
>
> >> You were a night cook. =A0You threw stuff into a deep fryer (at a pub).
> >> That is not a "chef". =A0There is no such thing as day chef or a night
> >> chef.
>
> > What exactly have you proven? *You are very illogical.
>
> It's all pretty self-explanatory. *You call what I said there "getting
> bent out of shape" and "accusing you of being Jaques Pepin". *Even YOU
> just admitted you were not a "night chef", but a short order cook.
> Which is exactly what I said above, 6 months ago when YOU got bent out
> of shape.
>
My position was called 'Night Chef' by management you stupid imbecile.


> You have been proven a lying kook. *My work here is done.
>
Your work is done because you have been out argued.
This short order cook laughs at your hollandaise. Why would you even
post a pic of that runny goop?