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I've had the same problem with "small dog folk"; from little purse-dogs on Flexis straight up charging my GSD at Tractor Supply ("WHAT DID YOUR DOG DO TO MY SWEET LITTLE FLUFFY?!" *eyeroll*) all the way to having them picked up a from a block away and carried above shoulder-height 'just in case'. As wonderfully cathartic as it would feel to snap back with a witty and, frankly, well-deserved retort keep in mind that in your case these folks are going to be your neighbors for a while. You'll catch more flies with honey than vinegar. Once you 'win over' a couple of the locals they're likely to talk, and gossip spreads fast in the purse-dog crowd. You might go from "that dangerous beast dog owner" to "the local person to ask for dog training advice", and that's a powerful position to hold. When someone with a dog reacts to yours, start a conversation. "Hello! I'm from 7B, I've seen you guys out before. This is *dogs name*, and I'm DogMom. Who is this beautiful little pup?" Get them talking about their own dog, and then you can really turn on the charm. Questions like "is there any place we can take *dogs name* around here to play with other dogs? He loves playdates, we haven't met anybody to play with here yet" or "is your pup friendly? *dogs name* is very sweet and we'd love to say hi" are direct, and if they're going to be a butt to you it makes it much more difficult when you're ever so nice. If they are going to be a butt, they'll at least look really ugly doing it if anybody else is watching, and you (and your dog!) will look like an angel by comparison. Playing offensive strategy won't net you much except a few good one-liners and a lot of resentment in the community. Who knows... that yappy poodle and it's 85 year old mom might make a heck of a margarita at the block party! :P |
LARHAGE | You know, I've only ever had nothing but positive experiences taking my German Shepherds places, they are generally very well behaved, but the vast majority of people usually come up and complement how beautiful my dogs are and recall past memories of long lost German Shepherds, even if they are afraid, or have little dogs, they will say things like " beautiful dog", I've never had someone say anything derogatory or mean about my dogs. | |
ImJaxon | hah! theres a little chihuaua that goes ape crazy when he sees jaxon. jaxon of course thinks he's a toy. seriously though, that little dog has a set on him, because he probably looks like sushi with legs to an 85lb dog. LOL. | |
gville_dogmom |
While my problem hasn't ended it does make me feel MUCH better that I am not the only one facing this ridiculous judgement! It's true, I will have to learn to ignore the stupid comments and take pride in the fact that I am a caring and responsible mom of a rescue dog who I have taught to have good manners and follow me as a leader. It's just hard, as a first-time GSD owner (I've had beagles and lab mixes previously) to go from a neighborhood community that fawned over my dog and was excited to socialize all kinds of dogs in the shared paths and grassy areas, to a neighborhood where some old lady is shrieking "OH MY GOD GET THAT VICIOUS THING AWAY FROM ME". Sucks for her, she can either get over her fear or plan her walks when I'm not around. My boyfriend made me feel better about this situation the other day. We went for a walk together (without our dog) and walked by one of the neighbors I knew to be hostile and her equally hostile westie. The westie on the flexi leash of course walked towards us, ignoring that his/her owner was walking in the other direction. My boyfriend then got into a silent play stance with the dog, and the westie went wild and started barking and lunging. When my neighbor failed at getting her dog to quiet down or stop pulling, my boyfriend told her while laughing "ma'am, looks like you need control of your dog, we could have gotten hurt!". She continued yelling at her dog and hurredly dragged her dog in the other direction. The fun begins... |
Seger | I'm new to owning a GSD and I'm flabbergasted at the reaction from people to the dog. Reading a few of these posts has been helpful. We rescued a near-dead black shepherd a year ago and he is fast becoming one of the best rescues I've ever owned. The reaction from others has troubled me. My late husky/chow mix (looked like a shepherd) was 85 lbs. and people had no problem with her. Seger at the same size is not getting the same reaction - people are afraid of him. Many times I've run into people at the parks on our walks with out-of-control dogs that are barking their heads off at Seger, pulling their owner's arms out of their sockets and I get the weird ugly look from the owner even though my dog is under control, is not barking, heeling right next to me and is looking at them quizzically, he is guilty before he ever opens his mouth. Thank goodness I have great neighbors who are all dog lovers and have brains they utilize. Thanks for helping me understand that people just don't know the breed and how absolutely wonderful they are. I'm sticking w/the GSD folks from now on! | |
pets4life | lol throny you are too funny :P | |
Thorny |
It stinks that folks treat you in a way that you dislike due to the friend at the end of your leash. In my old neighborhood I rather liked it though when the dirtbag teens would walk the other way when we approached with gunnar. I treat people walking pit bulls in the same manner that you describe people treating you. I pull my kids close and I give a wide berth. From my perspective I'd rather keep them safe, than be sorry that I didn't. And protecting my family is more important to me than the feelings of the other dog owner. At the end of the day, good people will eventually give you a chance to make friends and our pups will make clear who are the people that we should be avoiding anyways. Be they neighbors or strangers. |
Gretchen | I don't know. My dog and the white shepherd were in the same training classes and were fine together. Then last year, realized the owner lived near us and randomly met at the beach, his dog was terrified. He wanted them to play, we tried for a bit, but I called my dog off. The white shep was clearly distressed. I saw them again a couple days ago as they were leaving. There was a long haired black retriever at the beach, and the owner's said the white shep was initially scared of him too. | |
dioworld |
They are the ones that need to respect my rights. Me walking my big dog did not disturb them in anyway. The way those people giving me weird look is showing THEY are the ones is not respecting me. If you are white, try giving that look to a black couple walking in white neighborhood, that is discrimination. Those people are discriminating me and my well behave big dog. |
pets4life |
why is the white shep so scared? i met a couple that were terrified of mine without ever meeting mine. |
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----------------------------------------------- DHARMADWAR: Your Home Away from Home(c). ----------------------------------------------- Dharmadwar is a boutique holiday rental accommodation. It is a delightful and satisfying alternative to a boring hotel accommodation. It is very popular with tourists, upmarket backpackers, advernture and eco-travellers, youngsters exploring modern India, NRIs (non-resident Indians), and solo company executives seeking an alternative to a hotel in Ahmedabad. It is in fact better than, and very different from, many hotels, executive accommodations and even some average serviced apartments. Many different types of bedrooms are available at a variety of 'price points' to suit many different travel budgets. Every room can be taken with or without airconditioning and this decision can be made at the time of booking or even later in most cases. All rooms are furnished. Most of the rooms come with ensuit showers but one or two are available without ensuite shower to provide even cheaper stay. All showers are made to the most modern, expensive, western standard and are kept clean and tidy. With that, the guest can get a four star standard neat, clean, uncluttered and tidy room for the cost of a budget hotel room. While some rooms have a stand-alone room use only, other rooms can have a shared or sole-use access to fully furnished kitchen, dining area, well appointed lounge room and a balcony for just a little extra charge. What that means is that the guests get that feeling of staying at home, away from home. Shared option use means that the guest does not have to pay for the full charge but still can use all the facility. It also gives the option to sometimes interact with other guests. Backpackers, young travellers and NRIs love that interaction opportunity. All the faciliites of the entire premise are cleaned daily. It is required however that the guests keep the common use areas like kitchen and dining clean after use, for the benefit of other guests. Dharmadwar was recently upgraded to provide a range of one to four bedroom apartments (that means two to six rooms apartments in fact, counting the lounge and kitchen areas), in addition to just rooms. This upgrade is now completed. The fully upgraded facilities and new additions have taken Dharmadwar to an upmarket, four star hotel decor standard! Guests from over 20 countries including USA, England, Germany, France, Sweden, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Malaysia, South Africa, Spain and many more have given great reviews and 'thumbs up' to Dharmadwar. We believe there is nothing cheaper out there that is nearly half as decent, quiet and in a great, handy location as Dharmadwar! Dharmadwar is tastefully decorated, well stocked and imaginatively furnished. Linen and towels are provided free per person weekly, and more often at a nominal cost. Laundry facilities are available for free use. Assisted laundry service is available at a nominal charge. Tea and coffee making facilities are available and included with most room rentals. Basic breakfast is included in the room charges for most rooms. Round the clock hot and cold water supply is possible - just talk to the Manager on arrival. (Please note that showers need to run the water for a few minutes before your desired temperature is achieved. If in doubt, talk to the duty Manager in advance). 24x7 security is provided at the premises and all rooms have electronic card entries ensuring entry security. Some rooms are available with safe deposit boxes in rooms. The property is kept neat and tidy by professional cleaners and kept clean round the year, whether or not there are any guests. Hightest standards of hygiene are followed with waste disposal. The building is designed with the principles of green, energy saving ideas. The staff are trained to provide good customer service and to say 'Yes' more often to any requirements of the guests. Feedback from the guests is used to improve standards of the facility in every yearly upgrade program. On-duty manager and Dharmadwar staff are available to provide personal attention to all guest requests. Quality of our service is much talked about, generating rev reviews and most of our guests return to stay with us over and over again. Dharmadwar is a 24x7 secured building with fenced, locked entry gates providing an experience that is not possible with average serviced apartments sharing their outgrounds with other serviced apartments. All these makes us very popular. In peak seasons, we are fully booked out. To avoid disappointment later, please book early. We study your feedback carefully to hear what our guests tell us. The management studies all inputs to chalk out the best experience on an ongoing basis. We try to keep our charges most affordable for the sort of charming and wide ranging facilities and services we offer. We try and provide 'best value for money at most affordable price point' for all guests to Ahmedabad. We want to keep it that way with your help. Our charges, facilities and services reflect our customer service philosophy and our pursuit of quality in service. We encourage guests to provide feedback, if we miss out on anything our guests would like. We can help arrange airport pick up or drop off to the airport, railway station, bus stand or any other location at a reasonable charge. We can provide these services even at late nights and early mornings. We mostly use drivers we know, to ensure our guests are safely picked up or delivered to their desired location right on time. 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The title pretty much says it all, but now for the specifics:
I'm a bit of a data geek. Meaning I like mounds of data while I'm flying, whether I think I could actually use it or not. Getting it to read out while I fly I find fascinating. Now I'm not the sort of person who necessarily wants to mount gauges to my panel permanently (though I really ought to learn to do that too). But I like to make the stand-alone gauges that I can power up using the SHIFT + (1-9) sequence. That way I can see them... even in spot view if I'd like.
I began last week on a quest to find a digital thermometer gauge that read in degrees Fahrenheit and gave me ambient outside air temperature (without the TAT correction associated with airspeed). I was successful in my quest in the form of a free download gauge that did just that. Now it was crucial that what I found was an .xml/.bmp combination, instead of a .gau. That way I could open the .xml, pick apart the code, and try to learn from it. So that's what I did, changing the font and color of the numerals to suite my taste.
Just a note to the community: Yes... I know that reverse engineering other people's work is a big no-no. I would never try to create a gauge from someone else's .xml file that was partially altered, change the label on the .bmp file, and then upload it as my own to the library. This is purely in the privacy of my own home, just so I can learn how the process works, and I can get data sets as I fly that Microsoft doesn't provide in those big default numbers along the top of the screen.
Then I thought to myself-- well gee... why stop there? If I find out what other data commands exist maybe I can make all sorts of digital gauges that tell me all sorts of stuff... using the original OAT gauge and bitmap as my template.
So then I checked out the SDK for panels and gauges, and discovered the Parameter.doc... and I was literally all excited like a kid in a candy store. There before my very eyes was all the command line codes that go in the "A:" line of the .xml file! All I had to do was replace the line "Ambient Temperature" with any number of commands, and I now have a new piece of data that reads out in the digital field where the temperature used to be. Some of the ones of particular interest to me are:
Altitude AGL
Elevation of Ground Below
Ground Speed relative to earth's surface
Distance Traveled
True Heading
Plane Pitch Degrees
Plane Bank Degrees
That's just a few for now.
I gave each a test in the field of the OAT gauge just to see if it would work and they were indeed functioning.
However some did not give me quite the numbers I was looking for and now I'd like to tweak. The problem is I know really nothing about C (+++) programing, so the Boolean string thing is not really my thing. I just like to reverse-engineer other people's examples of .xml files and try to make my own from there. In some cases, a whole new .xml file script (that has nothing to do with the OAT gauge I derived it from) would probably be better. But until I learn more about this process, making a totally different data gauge from a temperature gauge will have to suffice.
Here are the specific problems I'm having:
1. I want pitch-angle to read so that UP is POSITIVE and DOWN is NEGATIVE. The polarity is reversed in the command "Attitude Indicator Pitch Degrees", and it reads up as negative and down as positive. How do I reverse it? Is there some kind of command to tell it to take the value and multiply it by negative-1, so I get the polarity the way I want it?
2. Same goes for "Attitude Indicator Bank Degrees". I want it to read RIGHT is POSITIVE and LEFT is NEGATIVE, and it has those reversed as well.
3. I want my GROUND VELOCITY in Miles Per Hour, but my units choices (per the Units.doc in the SDK) are only...
...• meter/second
• meter per minute
• feet/second
• feet per second
• feet/minute
• feet per minute
• kilometer/hour
• kilometer per hour
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If I know the multiplier to convert knots to MPH, is there a way to tell it knots, but to include a "multiply by 1.15077945" command in the .xml file to make it do that for me?
I know where I want to get to. I just don't know quite how to word it in the .xml file to make it do that.
Here's a sample of the .xml text. Please ignore the fact that it's originally an .xml file for a digital OAT gauge. Many of the OAT commands I didn't change, but I had to start with something I could work with.
Thank you.
<Gauge Name="UMA OAT" Version="1.0">
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<Position X="0" Y="-2" />
<Text X="90" Y="50" Length="4" Font="Arial Black" Color="Light Blue" Adjust="Right" Bright="Yes">
<String>%((P:UNITS OF MEASURE, Enum) 0 == )%{if}%((A:Attitude Indicator Pitch Degrees, degree))%!2d! %{else}%((A:Ambient Temperature, Celsius))%!2d! %{end </String>
<Position X="110" Y="-2" />
<Text X="45" Y="50" Length="2" Font="Arial Black" Color="Light Blue" Bright="Yes">
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Seborrheic Dermatitis Remedies
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[YEA] 12/20/2008: Ruth from Costa Mesa, California: "I had seborrhea dermatitis for a year and have tried acv,and everything Ted recommended, but it didn't help much. I tried dermatologists and nothing helped until finally my internist suggested I try Edonazole Nitrate Cream 1%, I tried it and the seborrhea dermatitis is almost gone. I started with the cream 12-4-08 and this is 12-20-08. I am thrilled. I washed my face twice a day and applied a thin layer of the cream after each cleaning."
Remedies Needed
11/24/2013: Aya : "I am 56 and has been suffering from Seborrheic Dermatitis on my scalp for many years. I use Nizoral shampoo or Neutrogena's T/Gel when SD flares up. I take Omega 3 fish oil and women's multivitamin on a daily basis. I have suffered severe hair loss as a result of SD. My scalp is itching and flaky. I eat healthy food, exercise and drink plenty of water. Can you suggest any natural treatment for my problem? Kind Regards, Aya"
Replies11/24/2013: Katherine from Portland, Oregon replies: "Hi Aya, I also have Seb Derm, but it appears on my forehead. The main trigger is dairy, so try avoiding dairy and see if that helps. Cheese is the worst! Goat milk doesn't aggravate it so I have learned to love it! I also take omega 3 fish oil, Vitamin D and Vitamin E daily."
11/24/2013: Judy from Calgary Alberta Canada replies: "Hi Aya: Try covering your scalp in castor oil. Leave it on for a full day. You may want to put a shower cap on to keep it from mucking anything else up. Wash the oil out and then use a vinigar rinse. 10% vinigar to water should be good. any vinigar will do but apple cider vinigar is best.The concept is that salp problems are most often caused by a fungus. The castor oil smothers the fungus the vinigar rinse helps to balance the skins ph. The ative ingredients in Nizoral kill the fungfus but perhaps not all of it. Try this and see if it helps. Also try getting a new pillow once you have, to avoid re-introducing the fungus. Some suppliments that help healthy tissue growth is vitamin C and D. It is now being recomended by the medical establishment that we take in 1000 to 4000IU of vitamin D a day. Espeially those who live in northern geographical areas or who constantly block out the suns rays with sunscreen, need higher doses.
Hope this helps.
11/26/2013: Aya replies: "Thank you very much for the good advice."
08/01/2012: Terri from Greenville, Sc: "Hi Ted, My daughter is 4 years old and was born with seborheic dermatitis in her scalp, food allergies and eczema as well. Just recently I had another baby this past December. My daughter's SD and eczema flared up more. Her eye lids, neck are red and inflamed and she has dandruff. This never happened, it was usually just on her head and was never itch. Her chest, belly, knee and it seems like it's all over her body too. She has been on steroid creme but it just keeps coming back. Now, I believe the stress of this new addition to the family affected her plus the lack of Vit. D/sunlight. She's been going through a lot of stress and we are trying to work on that. I started juicing carrots, apples, and some blue berries. I heard it could also be Bitoin defieciency. She is also on Multi-vitamins. I will be getting some cod liver oil to add as well. I've been putting ACV (raw) in her bath and tea tree oil but she's still flared up. What other vitamins do you suggest for someone that young? Also trying to reduce stress and adding more sunlight early in the morning. Also, when we go out in the heat right now her whole face turns red and flares up even more. Could this be a sign of yeast infection? If it is, what can I do. She gets so itchy at night and scratches her eyebrows and eyelids and all over her body and gets all red. Please help! Thanks!
P.S. She is avoinding dairy, gluten, eggs, soy, legumes, peanuts due to allergies since she was a child."
Replies08/01/2012: Tina from Houston, Usa replies: "Probiotic rich foods like kefir, kombucha, sauerkraut and other fermented veggies can be very helpful in eliminating eczema, dandruff and the like.Click here to find easy, cheap ways to make at home.
If you live in the US, you can find BUBBIES brand Sauerkraut and dill pickles in the refrigerated section of a grocery store. A tablespoon couple of times a day can also do the trick in ingesting high amounts of probiotics."
08/01/2012: Mt from Ottawa, Ontario/ Canada replies: "Green banana will rebuild the leaky guts. Leaky guts can be a source for allergies and eczema."Green bananas contain indigestible (to humans) short chain fatty acids (SCFAs) that are a favorite food of the cells that make up the lining of the intestines. When these cells are well-nourished and healthy, the body's ability to absorb nutrients such as calcium can increase dramatically."
"Also, to check how well their intestines were able to absorb nutrients, the babies were given a drink containing lactulose and mannitol. Lactulose is a compound that should be absorbed, while mannitol is one that should not be. When the intestines are too permeable, a condition clinicians call "leaky gut, " too little lactulose and too much mannitol are absorbed. After just one week of being given the green banana-rice diet, the babies' were absorbing much more lactulose and little mannitol, showing that their intestines were now functioning properly."
Stinging nettle tee is a blood cleanser -it will reduce also allergies. Give your daughter 2/ 3 cups of this tee each day. The tee is an infusion (1 tsp of herbs in boiling water for 2 minutes)"
08/02/2012: Cat from Bop, Nz replies: "08/01/2012: Terri from Greenville, Sc: Terri, it's sad to hear that your daughter has to go through this... I've previously put up on EC my own experience with my son when he was 12 months old. His eczema spread rapidly and when he scratched, it broke my heart. I very quickly had him to a naturopath who diagnosed him with sulphur deficiency and it was healed, never to return within 1 or 2 days of taking the sulphur drops. Google sulphur, it's a common deficiency in the body which affects the skin... (and very easily obtained in some form) good luck!"
08/02/2012: Ed2010 from Oakville, Canada replies: "I also recommend Milk Kefir. Milk kefir is a god sent food. It will cure most of the skin diseases when applied externally and taken internally. It has zero lactose, and the proteins are pre digested by bacteria and yeasts so any kinda of allergic reaction to it is impossible.For skin diseases, you can see change even in 1 day. try original home made milk kefir. Hope this helps."
08/02/2012: Mollie from Los Angeles, Ca. Usa replies: "What has helped me with dandruff is after shampooing rinsing with about 1/4 cup of white vinegar and warm water. A few times a week.My eczema has been helped by scrubbing with soap (not too hard) but firm and rinsing with about 1/4 cup of apple cider vinegar in a glass of warm water daily."
12/04/2011: Viviana from Aurora, Il: "Hello. I have been suffering from severe scalp itchiness for almost 3 years now. It seems that shampoos get my scalp dry and every time before I wash it (only once/week) I apply warm olive oil on my scalp and leave it for 5-10 minutes, and sometimes even longer. Recently, I am experiencing a more than usual itchiness, my scalp has red spots as if I have a mild sunburn, even though I am not exposed to the sun. Also, I have noticed tiny white flakes all over my scalp, this is a new symptom I did not have before. I tried the anti-dandruff shampoo only to find it made it worse! I am running out of options and do not know what to do. I read about using the apple cider vinegar and the hydrogen peroxide. I will try this today to see if this helps. Please let me know what can I do.!!!!"
Replies12/04/2011: Jay from Toronto, Ont, Canada replies: "To Viviana from Aurora, Il. You have a fungal infection. Whether you want to refer to dandruff or candida or atlete's foot, they are all fungus with the ability to cause surface skin problems and then to withdraw inside to a different area of the body if you attack them. Organic virgin coconut oil is the best natural way to attack and with time, eliminate the problem.My recommendation is that you apply a liberal amount of coconut oil to your scalp and massage well. Leave the oil on all night and wash out in the morning with a basic shampoo. You should see improvement within a few days. You can apply the oil to your skin as required for any dry or other irritating condition.
Coconut oil is antifungal, antiviral, and antibacterial. It is also very good for both hair and skin.
To actually eliminate the fungus from your body you need to be ingesting at least 2 tablespoons of coconut oil per day and work that up to 3 or 4 per day. The fungus will withdraw from skin and scalp but will return if you don't continue your program for at least a month beyond the elimination of visible symptoms."
12/04/2011: Dud from From The Woods Of, Wv, Usa replies: "Viviana;Me & another family member had these small bumps on the scalp, small sores, in the last year, that seem to come & go. Similar to what you describe. We found out that if we took some CASTOR OIL, put it on the tip of our finger, then apply it to the bump, or eruption, that the castor oil would cause it to go away within 10 to 24 hours time. It seems to work every time.
Castor oil is extremely anti-biotic. The oil of it is very healing to the skin. Therefore it is very good on cuts and wounds also. No infection and they heal very fast.
TYPE; extra virgin, cold pressed type. 1 pint costs about $7. A little goes a long way. Put some in a 2 oz. Dropper bottle, or a 1 oz squeeze bottle. You just use a couple of drops on the scalp sores.
You can also use it to oil your rifle with."
08/23/2011: Lorena from Chicago, Il, United States: "What do I to do stop having a dry scalp? This causes my hair falling."
Replies08/23/2011: Jay from Toronto, Ont, Canada replies: "Lorena, for women in general that have hair loss, a dry scalp is only another symptom of the problem, not the real cause.Sudden hair loss is usually caused by severe stress on some internal organs like the liver and thyroid. These organs are more concerned with fighting the perceived dangers of keeping you alive than to "waste" nutrient fuel on maintaining a healthy scalp and head of hair.
This severe stress can be chemotherapy, other prescribed heavy-duty medication for some other serious disease, or a basic thyroid health problem(usually underactive or hypothyroid).
You need to examine which of these applies and then proceed accordingly."
08/23/2011: Sue Ellen from Los Angeles, Ca replies: "Hair loss in adult women is usually caused by hypothyroidism (underactive thyroid). Other symptoms include, being more sensitive to cold, constipation, depression, fatigue, feeling slowed down, heavy menstrual periods, joint and muscle aches, paleness, dry skin, brittle nails and unintentional weight gain.Inflammation is the leading cause of hypothyroidism (radiation exposure is second). Going on an anti-inflammatory diet and taking virgin coconut oil will be very helpful. If your thyroid gland is damaged enough, however, you may need to replace the hormone."
08/29/2010: Freakzilla154l from Philadelphia, Pa, Usa: "Seb Derm or oily skin/white hard balls that come out of hair follicle
Hello, I've had this for few years now. Sometimes my skin will be clear and smooth and others will be oily and dry at the same time with my follicles being bumpy or clogged. Also, I have white balls build up and come out of my follicles. I'm taking B5, vit d and ACV along with my UC meds (lialda and canasa). Any advice or what this is? Is it really Seb Derm? Thanks"
Replies[BETTER BUT WITH SIDE EFFECTS] 03/02/2011: Nicolem from Vancouver, Bc Canada replies: "I have had mild dandruff for about 15 years, I never paid much attention to it. Some shampoos helped a bit, but lately I became really annoyed with it. I have always eaten a generally considered healthy diet. Last year I became vegetarian, eliminated milk products, just had eggs once in a while, but the dandruff did not go.Last week I decided to try wheat/grain free diet (no bread, cereal, pasta, etc), with lots of raw fresh fruits & salads, and now my scalp is almost clean, no itching.. Maybe you should give it a try as well and go grain free for a while.
Note: in first few days I was experiencing some detox symptoms - drowsy, very thirsty, etc.."
Salicylic Acid
[BETTER BUT NOT CURED] 09/23/2013: Mch from Spokane: "I've had seborrheic dermatitis for over 6 years now - My entire face would be covered in scaly patches. There is no cure but you can treat it and keep it minimized in its intensity.
By far and away the most helpful thing I've found in my battle against SD is salicylic acid - The strongest over the counter percentage is 3 percent - this helped me but was not enough. My doctor prescribed salicylic acid at 6 percent prescription strength and that applied twice a day keeps it mostly under wraps. Once or twice a year it flares up despite the salicylic acid cream, usually at the beginning of summer and winter - at these times I use a lot of apple cider vinegar and sulfure masks in addition to the prescription strength salicylic acid cream."
03/10/2010: Mike from San Mateo, Ca, Usa: "I was diagnosed w/ Seborrheic Dermatitis over 10 years now. I think I finally found a cure!
Age: 36. Male. Had Acne Vulgaris as a teenager. Took Tetracycline (anti-bacterial) from 18 to 24. I believe this killed off all my good bacteria which caused a chronic SD infection. I subscribe to the theory that there are bacteria which feed on the SD yeast.
I've tried everything ... topical ACV was the winner for a long time, but the SD would always come back. I had been juice fasting for a whole month, had a colonic and the practitioner recommended fermented foods. I came across a posting that prescribed eating lots of sauerkraut for SD. Something in the fermentation that is balancing my system. My skin has totally cleared up! I pray this is permanent. I'm of Germanic descent, so maybe my gut just loves the sauerkraut."
03/14/2010: Francisca from Michelbach-le-bas, Alsace, France replies: "Hi Mike, funny you talk about sauerkraut. I am not Germanic either but after having lived in Holland for many years I got to like sauerkraut quite a lot. Now I live in the Alsace I started craving sauerkraut. My husband doesn't like it so I add it to the dishes for myself. Nice to know that it can have a good effect on your health... I knew that it has a lot of good stuff in it. No idea why all of a sudden I crave it every day though. Maybe something my body is missing....."
[WORKED TEMPORARILY] 04/10/2010: Mike from San Mateo, Ca, Usa replies: "Unfortunately the Sauerkraut didn't work permanently. Just had a huge flare-up yesterday. My plan of attack is to go back on a juice fast and possibly a week long water fast and colon/liver cleanse. Luckily, topical ACV still works for me and is my last line of defense at the moment."
Sulpher 8 Medicated
[YEA] 12/16/2007: Lynne from Dayton, Ohio: "I wrote earlier this year about Apple Cider Vinegar on my scalp, it is very helpful. One thing that I wanted to share with readers also that I hope will help is a product that is sold in the African American hair care section of many grocery stores. The product is called Sulpher 8 Medicated. It is a balm that really helps the dry skin around my hairline. It has a cooling effect like menthol. It does have a slight odor but it is not over powering.It has brought me a great amount of relief."
Tea Tree Oil
[YEA] 05/04/2007: Ana from Vancouver, Canada: "I was diagnosed with SD some 3 years ago and was prescribed Nizoral shampoo by my dermatologist who said that my condition will go away "just don't know when"! I also suffered with constipation, bloating and flatulance after every meal but never mad a conection with the two problems. Then I started reading about Yeast Overgrowth and did the saliva test which was positive for candida. I took one therapy (2 weeks) of a product called CandiGone by Renew Life, started taking probiotics in pill form, cut sugar and carbs in my diet, started drinking kefir and eating lots of yougurt enriched with probiotics. The results - I just did the saliva test and there are no more nasty little legs in it. I will slowly start to introduce carbs and sugar back into my diet, although in very small amounts since I don't crave it anymore. For my scalp I did the following: I would mix 15 drops of tea tree oil, 10 drops of lavander oil, 4-5 drops of grape seed extract in my organic jojoba shampoo and apply that to my scalp. I would leave it on for 15 min and then rins out. I repeated that every night for the first week and then switched to every second day. I don't have anymore lesions in my hairline, the itching is almost all gone now. I've been doing this for three weeks now and I'm really happy with the results. I hope my story will help other pople suffering from candida and seborrheic dermatitis. PS. Great site! keep up the good work."
Tea Tree Oil and Salicylic Acid
[YEA] 03/15/2007: Chris from Chicago, Illinois: "The only thing that helped me with my Seborrheic Dermatitis is tea tree oil and the Scalpicin with salicylic acid, but then started using Rite Aid Brand of Scalpicin which I had better results. I don't have that many flakes, but the itching is unbearable. What's funny is when I tried the tea tree oil by itself it did not do much. And when I tried the salicylic acid by itself I only receive temporary relief. But when I alternated the tea tree oil and the salicylic acid every other day I received tremendous results. What I do is one night I put on Scalpicin and leave it in all night and take a shower in the morning, and the next night I apply the tea tree oil. I had a really bad case, so I put on a lot (almost half the bottle per application). The tea tree oil has a strong odor that could smell up the house, just to warn you. Also note that there are two Scalpicin's. One contains hydrocortisone and one contains salicylic acid. So if you try my method make sure you get the right one. For me, the hydrocortisone only temporary relieved my itching. I would by the Rite Aid brand or the CVS brand that says Scalp Relief of Scalp Itch and Dandruff Relief, as I received good results with these. Again I tried almost all of the products on the market, also Apple Cider Vinegar and Lemon Juice, and this is the only thing that has helped me. Another thing to note is your itching might occur on the day after the night you used the tea tree oil, but it will go away the next day when you take a shower the day after you put on the salicylic acid. I used to have a rough scalp and this has truly helping my scalp return back to normal."
RepliesTed from Bangkok, Thailand replies: "Salicylic acid is a power chemical that causes skin peeling or possibly scalp damages in some cases depending on the concentration but it does kill certain fungus causing the condition. Dermatologist used the salicylic acid, likely in higher concentrations to remove scarring tissue too. I however prefer a milder solution if given a chance such as using acetyl salicylic acid, which is actually a plain aspirin dissolved in water and apply to the scalp, plus some epsom salt for example and alternate that with tea tree oil. I would probably also try a saturated borax in 1% hydrogen peroxide that was not considered also, since borax seems to be most effective against the fungus, without damaging the scalp."
Ted's Remedies
07/30/2010: Denise from Milwaukee, Wi: "I saw a post that mentioned that Ted posted in 2006 about 6 causes of seborrheic dermatitis. I don't see posts going that far back. Can anyone help?"
EC: Hi Denise,
Whew, now that took some serious searching! Check out this Q&A: http://www.earthclinic.com/CURES/seborrheic_dermatitis_questions.html#Question_397
..."Usually the cause is often fungus, followed closely by nutrition imbalance, immune problems, nano-insects, and sometimes sometimes hormonal imbalances or allergies."
[YEA] 04/02/2009: Richard from London, England: "Hi, I'm a 38 yr old male with fair skin. For the last 12 years I have suffered with skin problems on my face, specifically on my nose and cheeks, sometimes on my forhead.
I remember travelling to work one day on the tube and feeling incredibly hot on my face, when I got to work I had what I can only describe as rashes in these areas. I did nothing (typical man!) for some weeks until I started to not only have these rashes but also severe scaling on the sides of my nose, almost scab like. I went to see my GP who said it was a type of sweat rash and perscribed daktacort cream. This story has probably been told a thousand times on here - the treatment worked initially, but if I stopped using it the rash would appear, then it started to appear even when I did use it, so I started using it all the time - my skin became completely addicted to the stuff. After 4 or five years of use my skin in these area looked pigmented, I developed capillaries all over my nose and the skin was constantly greasy, even within minutes of using a mild cleanser.I had also developed an itchy/flaky scalp (which I'd had as a teenager but had cleared up and been fine for years just using Head & Shoulders).
I went to see a dematologist a couple of years ago because I was at my wits end. He said that I had Seb Derm, got me off the daktacort but pescribed me protopic, which has kept, to a large extent the inflammation under control, but did nothing for the itching or pigmentation (why would it?) and the condition of my skin gradually deterioted.Washing the face with anti dadruff shampoos was a disaster, the skin would become 'angry' and very dry - I tried everything and anything to no avail
Last year (on another site) I came across the suggestion of AVC for use on the scalp to clear Seb Derm. It worked. After washing with a mild baby shampoo I let the hair dry and then sprayed on undiluted AVC and left. I did this for a week and the problem completely cleared. I now use it for 'maintenance' just once or twice a week. So I thought, well, if it works on my scalp why not try it on my face? Unfortunately I didn't have the same response. my skin actually became red in these areas over a period of time, I developed spots on my forehead and small boils along my cheek bones. After 6 weeks I stopped using the AVC on my face and resigned myself to lifelong use of protopic, skin irritation and embarssment. For the last 3 years, unless there's been no avoiding it I have completely avoided social interaction outside of work and had completely reached rock bottom.I stopped exercising because it just irritated the condition even more. My confidence was shot to pieces.
I came across this website last week. Apart from the skin in the centre of my face, I had also developed marks on my cheeks(which after another visit to my GP I was advised was eczema. I wasn't looking after myself, I just didn't care anymore. I've become the biggest sceptic on earth, but I read Ted's postings with interest regarding the use of baking soda (both internally and extrnally).
So here's what Ive done......For the last seven days I have been wasing my face with a mild solution of baking soda (two teaspoons in a litre of water). I have then applied a mixture of tea tree oil and lavender to my nose and cheeks, then an hour of so later covered with aloe vera. I have taken twice a day a half teaspoon of baking soda with two teaspoons of AVC in a glass of water.In addition I have taken (once a day) magnesium, cod liver oil, evening primrose oil and selenium. I have also had no alcohol, fried or sweet foods. I did use to eat alot of fruit (and I mean alot), but have also had no fruit, but plenty of vegetables.
The result? My skin has completely cleared and I mean completely. What I didn't mention was that I have spent nearly 2000 on laser treatment to clear the capillaries to little effect, those that were treated soon came back. Within two days of this treatment the capillaries had gone, had all the itching. My energy levels are also up (no doubt partly psychological). I don't know if changes to diet can have an effect in such a short space of time but I do know that my condition is linked to food and drink and how I feel, but had simply lost the will to try and put all the pieces together.
I am sorry that this is such a long post, but I wanted to let people know my story in case there are others in the same position or about to go down the same route with cortisone use. Please, please dont! I could write about the medical treatment that I have had, but I am trying to look forward and not back - anyway, the failings of western medicine have been written about more eloquently on here by other people). Everyone is different and what has worked for me may not be right for others, but I hope this helps someone.
I am holding my breath at the moment to see if this is going to work long term but right know I feel like I have got my life back and am having to pinch myself. Most importantly I wanted from the bottom of my heart to thank everyone else on here who have posted about Seb Derm with their advice, but especially to Ted - words canot express how grateful I am."
EC: Thank you for the extensive feedback! We will forward your post to Ted.
Apple Cider Vinegar and Hydrogen Peroxide Treatment for Dandruff
Home Remedy Ingredients
- Apple Cider Vinegar -1 part
- Hydrogen Peroxide -1 part
- Water - 10 parts
Combine 1 part apple cider vinegar and 1 part Hydrogen Peroxide with 10 parts water. Use like a shampoo and rinse after the mixture has set for a few minutes. This treatment should clear up your dandruff condition in 2-3 days.
Ted from Bangkok, Thailand: "Hydrogen peroxide/apple cider vinegar might help in removing the source of dermatitis. Apply that first, wait for a couple of minutes, then rinse. This is then followed by a generous application tea tree oil to the entire scalp. Wipe of the excess, leave it overnight. Based on my own personal experience, one application does it. If it comes back in a couple of months, redo the above. Dandruff should go away in 2-3 days.
Recipe using Apple Cider Vinegar and Hydrogen Peroxide: Dilute them by 1:10: 1 part ACV, 1 part Hydrogen Peroxide with 10 parts water. Use like a shampoo and rinse after the shampoo is "finished" to make the cure for scalp infections even more potent.
More details:
Leave the mixed solution on scalp for about one minute before rinsing away in water. Repeat this again if the infection is severe enough. Avoid getting the solution in the eyes as it may cause stinging. You do not need large amounts of the concoction, only small amounts... just enough to get it to the scalp.
Again, it seems to work with remarkable consistency. For some reason, I found using shampoo as the cause of dandruff. I don't know what they put in. However, an easy way to test it is do apply it on your skin to see if you have a skin reaction, after applying the pure shampoo over the arms for a couple of hours.
If you want to permanently reduce the problems of shampoo caused dandruff, the addition of small amounts of sodium thiosulfate and tea tree oil and lavender oil to a non fragranced shampoo will solve most of the problems. I now make my own shampoo for my mother and sister due to brand name shampoo causing severe itchiness and dandruff. This formula seems to work very well and never had any problems. One application, strangely is all you need. Perhaps severe dandruff might need 2-3 applications.
If the problems persist use aloe vera oil and tea tree oil apply to scalp. This is done only once. Aloe vera oil will heal the scalp.
Take lots of vitamin C for a week. This will also help healing.
One of the causes of scalp problems is inability for body to absorb vitamin A. It's been my experience that people with scalp problems not drink or eat fresh carrot juice as often (usually never!) and this will help the body absorbed the needed vitamin A. Synthetic vitamin A, even natural ones they sell in supermarkets don't seem to work.
There is a lot of misunderstandings in the use of aloe vera in the use of severe dandruff. The ONLY aloe vera that I found useful in dandruff is ALOE VERA OIL. But aloe vera oil alone is not effective unless when mixed with tea tree oil AND/OR lavender. If you are desperate (seems you are) use pure tea tree oil and apply it throughout your head - soaked. Do this for three days in the row. If it doesn't work, then complain!
Another little known information is that I found many people who DON'T DRINK enough water (avoid count tea, coffee, coke, beer) have severe dandruff. Sometime ago, I told some colleague as a passing remark to drink 0.5 liter in the morning before breakfast, 0.5 liter of water before lunch, 0.5 liter of water before dinner, and 0.5 liter of water before sleep. (Water must be dechlorinated). What was so amazing was persistent skin peeling (which lasted years) and dandruff stopped within a week. Recently I had this problem myself - horrible facial skin peeling for months and cured myself after finding my urine conductivity exceeded 90,000 siemens (heathy levels is about 40,000). So excess blood salinity could possibily be another cause. Excess salinity causes cellular dehydration, which in turn causes skin scaling, in my case facial skin peeling, in your case possibly severe dandruff.
Avoid absolutely the use of all shampoos. Use only a very mild soap to shampoo your hair. Salts in shampoos contributes to dandruff - which again causes scalp dehydration. Follow this by putting borax to saturation to the water and wash your hair, then rinse. Borax have antifungal and antiparasitic properties.
You need not do frequent shampooing of hair. Just do enough. This is then followed by apple cider vinegar and small amounts of common drug store 3% hydrogen peroxide mixed to it(if you are that desperate). These severe dandruff are usually fungus, which is why the treatment is so detailed. Fungus is really difficult to get rid of, but it was not a problem down here in Bangkok.
The small amounts of 3% hydrogen peroxide can be added a bit to apple cider vinegar. Since this is used only externally, you won't have trouble finding the hydrogen peroxide. Just get the 3% hydrogen peroxide they use at drug stores.
Once your hair is all dried and everything, before going to sleep, apply pure tea tree oil. If not, add some 50/50 with aloe vera oil, if you find it too strong. However aloe vera oil need not be applied for everyday. You need to apply it for only once a month, if need be. Again, these procedures more or less cured my friend of a severe dandruff problems. The tea tree to effect a reduced visible dandruff, was effective after 1-3 applications (1-3 days). Actually, I was satisfied with just one application, and it was manageable after that. You need to follow this by a maintenance dose of this (usually just tea tree and some alo e vera oil would do it) once a month.
Apple cider vinegar is needed to remove scaling of dandruff, but for maintenance - monthly or weekly, just apple cider vinegar, tea tree and aloe oil might do. Aloe vera oil is used only once every 2 weeks or a month. You don't need to use it that often and it is always mixed with tea tree oil and sometimes in combination with lavender oil - in case tea tree were a bit too irritating.
If you are STILL having problems, consider taking internally a peroxide form of colloidal silver. The procedure is simple. Buy any colloidal silver, add one drop of 3% food grade hydrogen peroxide and take it 1-3 tablespoon/day. Again, this is not needed now, and I know you will have trouble finding them. We will discuss this later.
Again, if YOU ARE STILL HAVING problems, eat one large onion a day - in salads or sardines (mixed with lemon) And add this onion juice to shampoo your head. Dandruff is a sulfur deficiency and my grandmother used onions to cure dandruff. I used onions - amazing stuff - to cure my hypoglycemia conditions. Onions lowers (or suppresses) blood glucose helps with dandruff condition by allowing normalization of cellular metabolism, instead of cellular death, which causes dandruff.
I hope this helps! If not, send me another feedback. There are other methods that will work also, but I have so little information regarding your health (pH, salinity, etc.) that I am generalizing these treatments."
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04/14/2011: Abi from London, England replies: "Any idea what strength the peroxide should be? I have used 3% which was what I could buy in the chemist, have done the treatment twice and it hasn't worked. Any advice would've welcomed. Thanks."
04/29/2011: K from Cairns, Australia replies: "We live in a very tropical climate and dandruff here for a lot of people is a problem. Im not sure if it has to do with the tropics or salt water or what. My partners dandruff was getting really out of control. We have black bed sheets and pillow casses so you could only imagine what those looked like in the morning. IT WAS BAD! He had used dandruff shampoo most of his life and that made it better but never got rid of it. I have been all about natural remedies for years. When I realized how bad the problem got I had to do something about it. My first thaughts were to use ACV (organic mother raw) and tea tree oil which are products that I always have on hand. I wasnt sure how exactly to execute this so I looked on line and got to this site. GREAT!
I diluted the ACV and used H202 as well. 1:10 of each. filled the rest of the botle up with clean filterd water. I also added a couple tblsp of tea tree oil and aloe vera oil to the mix. Shook up the btl and generously applied it to his dry scalp as I massaged the mixture in. He let it soak in for about 10 min then got into the shower and washed it out with organic tea tree soap (not regular shampoo ever! ) as he was showering he took a fine comb and combed as much dandruff off his scalp as he could. There were clups falling out! When he got out of the shower and dried his hair you could see a remarkable diference. There were no more dry patches on his scalp and no more flakes.
We then applied a good amount of teatree and aloe vera oil straight onto his scalp and he kept it in for the next 8 hrs. Before bed that night he showered and washed his head only with the organic teatree soap to get rid of the strong scent of the straight oils that we applied earlier. When we got up the next morning there was not even a single flake in our bed and his scalp was totally gorgeous! Now he keeps the mixture in the shower and if he feels the need to use it he will. That should keep it maintained. He will never use a regular shampoo again. Only herbal organic shampoos or organic soaps.
If anyone wants to get rid of dandruff please try this method. But you must realize that it is very very important to stop using all chemical un natural products. The more natural and organic you eat and live the better your body will maintain its natural ph levels and be able to start healing its self.
This method was effective for us because we eat very well and we dont use any chemicals. So if you are still having dandruff problems you must evaluate your whole lifestyle and get to the sources of your problems. Most things need to be fixed from the inside out. Vitamin A and clean unchlorinated water are a big key."
[YEA] 08/06/2012: Lauren from Indianapolis, In replies: "I tried this and it did work!I have had problems with a flaky scalp on and off since I was little. It had been getting really bad recently, and in addition to the dandruff I think I had ringworm as well. Anti-fungal and anti-dandruff shampoos alleviated some of the itching but really didn't seem to eliminate the source of the itching, or stop the flaking.
I ended up making a stronger concentration of the ACV and H202 mix, more like a 1:1:1 ratio and added a few drops of tea tree oil. I let it sit for at least 10 minutes on my scalp before showering. I also used a sea salt soap instead of any kind of shampoo to clean with. I did this for a few nights in a row and my scalp looks better than it has looked in years."
[SIDE EFFECTS] 12/29/2012: Giana from Sacramento, Ca replies: "Please, be careful using the ACV and H202 remedy. My 21 year old niece used this remedy for dandruff on her beautiful, waist length hair and her hair fell out. It has been over a month and it is still falling out. The scalp was never pink or irritated looking and it still isn't noticeably damaged, but her hair is still falling out! She has noticeably thin hair now and it is somewhat patchy. I noticed some very fine baby hairs growing back, but the continued loss of her hair is alarming. She has been rubbing coconut oil into her scalp and taking it internally, but we are somewhat at a loss as to what we can do to help her."
Ted's Remedies
[NAY] 03/28/2013: Abc from Jakarta, Indonesia: "Hi BILL, I am having severe scalp psoriasis with seborrheic dermatitis for the last 6 years. I came across this website and I have tried all the below TED remedies for 4 weeks but I am not seeing much sign of improvement.
1. Applied borax on my scalp and then rinse with diluted with ACV.
2. Took extra virgin coconut oil, borax with water
3. Alkalized body using ACV and baking soda.
4. Cut down all yeast diet.
The itching has been subsized to some extent but the flaking hasn't gone at all. Big clumps of skin is still coming out along with my hair. Should I continue the above treatment further or switch to different treatment? Please advice. I have really lost all patitience and I don't know what else should I do. Nothing is working for me. Neither medicated shampoo nor natural remedies. If I apply tea tree oil my scalp become more scaly and more flaking happens.
PLEASE PLEASE HELP BILL with my issue!!!!"
Replies03/28/2013: Ella from Chicago, Il replies: "Hello, the best treatment for psoriasis is grapefruit seed extract. You should put un diluted extract on your scalp for a few hours, then wash your hair as usually( don't allow GSE to get to your eyes). You should also drink GSE according directions on the bottle( always in a full glass of water or juice). GSE is very bitter and strong. Do it as long as you have symptoms of psoriasis."
03/28/2013: Ejules from Woodbridge, Va, Us replies: "I'm not Bill, but suggest you try oil of oregano in a carrier oil, such as olive, sesame, coconut, etc. Don't use OofO straight."
03/28/2013: Barbara from Yerington, Nevada replies: "I cured mine with a mixture of Apple Cider Vinegar and beer. Put it on like shampoo. The itching instantly stopped. I had been going to the DR. And it only got worse. Worth a try!!"
03/29/2013: Louwrence from Rustenburg, North West, South Africa replies: "Hi Abc, Best ever remedy for psoriasis is your own urine, just put it on, leave a while & then rinse, costs nothing & works."
03/29/2013: Bill from San Fernando, Philippines replies: "Hi Abc... Whenever I use borax topically, I dissolve a few teaspoons in water with some hydrogen peroxide(a capful) and I put it in a simple garden sprayer. Sometimes I also add a teaspoon of sodium bicarbonate as well. Then I just spray my whole body including my head with it. I usually do this after I have my shower at night and smply let this dry on my body before I go to bed. Then I just go to bed. Next morning I wash off the borax etc.Just rinsing off the borax straight away after application will not allow enough time for the borax/hydrogen peroxide to kill the fungal/bacterial problems which may well be deeper under the skin.
You can also use the following essential oils(diluted in a carrier oil like coconut oil) during the day: Lavender oil, Sweet Orange oil, Pine Oil, Tea Tree Oil. Use 5 to 10 drops in a teaspoon of coconut oil is the way I do it-- just rub it into the scalp and leave it on.
Indonesia is quite a wet country -- it has high rainfall. Fungus and mold love these wet, humid conditions so human fungal problems can also therefore easily arise and abound because of mold or fungal infestations in the house or at your place of work. So your problems might have arisen for these reasons and if this is the case then either you must remove the fungus or mold from the walls/roof of your house(or move house) and/or remove the fungus from your place of work. The reason I say this is because your scalp problems may have arisen due to fungal/mold spores settling and infecting your skin and body from the fungus in your house or place of work.
I live in the Philippines and, in the wet season later in the year, I have noticed that Filipinos do not like going out into the rain. They believe that the wet season brings sickness like leptosporosis, malaria, dengue as well as fungal problems. Mosquitos are also a big problem in the wet season. My small shaded terrace was a haven for these mosquitos and I was always being bitten all the time which worried me. In order to deter these mosquitos from biting me, I bought a small Rose Geranium plant in a pot -- this is what some Filipino friends told me to do. That one small plant changed everything -- no more mosquitos anyhere near my garden or terrace. Unfortunately, the rose geranium plant died because it could not survive the lowland hot season (it's more of a mountain plant in the Philippines). So I bought Rose Geranium essential oil and mix drops of this with drops of essential pine oil and coconut oil(carrier oil) to keep the mosquitos off me. No mosquito ever bites me now when I go outside."
03/29/2013: Abc from Jakarta, Indonesia replies: "Thanks a ton Bill for replying back!!When I use Borax, I keep it for around 20 min and then wash it off with ACV. However, like you have suggested I will try to apply it overnight and then will wash it of next day in the morning so that it remains on the scalp for more time. Will keep you posted with my results.
You have mentioned that you also add few drops of hydrogen peroxide with borax and keep it overnight. Is it safe to do that? I came across one article in this forum where somebody has mentioned that keeping hydrogen peroxide overnight has lead to serious hairfall.
Also, I don't have great success with the oil application remedy (mixing tea tree oil or other oil with carrier oil). It's not like I am sensitive towards oil but I have seen from past 6 years (From the time I have the scalp problems) that whenever I have applied oil it created lots of problem for me. Itching, scaling and hair fall has increased to many fold. Not sure why that happens. Is it due to some kind of allergy or deficiency?"
03/30/2013: Citygirl27 from Richardson, Tx, Usa replies: "I'm not Bill but I have some recommendations for you. Massage coconut oil into your scalp. Also, rinse your scalp with a cup of white vinegar under the shower. Also consider tea tree oil and neem oil as topical treatment (add to a carrier oil), you'd be surprised what's in those bumps sometimes. I'd alternate these, doing one of these daily."
04/22/2013: Abc from Jakarta, Indonesia replies: "Thanks Bill and everybody for their valuble comments.Dear Bill - As suggested, I tried applying borax overnight then washing the hair in the morning using ACV H202 (1%) combination for almost 20 days. I have seen that my itching has been reduced but my scaling has increased and it's not getting cleared from my scalp. Also hair fall hasn't been stopped. I also tried to applied the tea tree oil lavendar oil along with coconut oil on my scalp. My flakes have become more sticky and greasy and it doesn't loosen up and come out easily during washing. I have to pick them manually which causes more hair loss.
I don't know why application of oil makes me more uncomfortable though these oils are antifungal in nature. Also, borax is giving me a relief in my itching but is not clearing up my greasy flakes.
One thing that helped me a bit is my new medical shampoo that I apply twice in a week (having Ciclopirox (1%), Zinc Pyrithione (ZPTO) (1%)). This lifts up my greasy scales and reduce flaking to some extent on the day of the application but the symptoms comes back next day.
Please let me know what should I do know. Should I continue using this medical shampoo for my scaling and flakes since application of borax and oil application isn't helping me out ? Please advice
If you have any other remedy for my problem please do suggest. Thanks again for your help in advance."
04/23/2013: Bill from San Fernando, Phillipines replies: "Hi Abc... A greasy scalp and greasy skin may indicate a lack of Zinc in your diet. To remedy this you should supplement zinc gluconate on a daily basis to get rid of the scalp greasiness. Zinc also improves the immune system to help fight pathogens in your body.When I had systemic candida, which is a fungal infection inside the body, I also had psoriasis as well as eczma and other skin problems. To me, psoriasis could well be a symptom which indicates a fungal infection from mold or candida deeper inside your body - an infection in your intestines and in the blood. And when I eventually got rid of my internal fungal candida problems -- all my skin problems just disappeared.
So if you are unable to cure your scalp problems with just topical skin or scalp remedies then this strongly suggests to me that your infection -- a candida or mold fungal infection -- must be a systemic one inside your body and in your blood. That may be why the topical remedies aren't working.
The specific protocols needed to get rid of candida or mold from the intestines and from the blood are shown at this link: Fungal Infection Treatment"
04/23/2013: Leah from Philadelphia, Pa replies: "Hello, I just came across your post so I don't know if you have tried dietary changes yet? I have a feeling you would benefit from a liver detox, since I've read skin conditions indicate liver problems. There are many to choose from on this site. You may also like to try an alkalizing diet. Have you seen the documentaries "fat, sick and nearly dead" (very funny) or "the gerstein miracle". Both outline the benefits of raw vegetable juicing for skin or other more serious ailments."
04/24/2013: Louwrence from Rustenburg, North West, South Africa replies: "Hi ABC, best solution to your problem that I know of is to put urine on your head, leave for a while then wash it. All else has failed so try it."


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The first ever McLean Avenue in Yonkers St. Patrick's Day Parade was held this past Saturday and welcomed thousands of people from different Irish organizations. McLean Avenue is home to the largest Irish community in New York and likely America.
Bagpipers, Irish dancers, Irish music groups and more all marched down the Emerald Mile in McClean, the 'Little Ireland' of New York.
McLean Avenue is no stranger to Irish merchants and businesses. Eateries, pubs and gift shops line the Avenue and all welcomed the massive business opportunity that the parade helped generate.
Nuala Purcell , head of the journal committee ,owner of NU photo Shop on McLean one of the main organisers stated they were "overwhelmed"by the massive crowds who attended.
"We look forward to building on this and making it even bigger and better next year" she said.
Grand Marshal Judge Arthur Doran, an active member in the Yonkers community, was delighted to be the inaugural Grsnd Marshal. Parade Chairperson Deirdre O'Mara also proclaimed the day a great success.
Peggy Egan from Mineola Long Island came to the parade and couldn't believe her eyes. " "It was fantastic, a great family day and a really wonderful neighborhood." she said.
Although Yonkers has an annual St. Patrick's Day parade, this weekend's was McClean Avenue's first ever. The event was organized by the McLean Avenue Merchants Association (MAMA) which is only eight months old itself. Rory Dolan, well known local restaurant owner stated the first parade "Was an incredible success, we could not be happier."
Spearheading the effort to host a parade were MAMA members who wanted they said "To have a family and community based parade on the famed "Emerald Mile"; the home place in Yonkers of Irish culture, music, dance & the many families who have come here from Ireland and have found a welcoming home in Yonkers," according to their mission statement on their Facebook page.
Marchers in the parade took full advantage of the unseasonably warm weather while lining up on side-streets off of McLean Avenue. The sun was shining down as marchers got in order from numerous different associations - both Irish and not - who wanted to take part in the inaugural celebration that marched down McLean.
While the day became overcast as the afternoon progressed, the mood did the opposite. If the parade itself wasn't enough fun, the after parties that filled McLean Avenue's eateries, pubs and homes remained lively throughout the evening.
People young and old decked in out in green lined the sidewalks of McLean Avenue, while some cheered and waved down from rooftops and windows of the overlooking buildings. Staff members of the numerous businesses along the avenues stuck around their front doors to watch the parade march by and prepare for the flux of party people that would come later in the day. Photographers and news reporters weaved throughout the parade to document what will hopefully become an annual event in Woodlawn.
Even after the official end of the parade and re-admittance of traffic on McLean, the party kept going. Bars and restaurants boasted live music throughout the night. Rory Dolan's on McLean was packed from early in the day and played host to The Narrowbacks. J.P. Clarke's was similarly full all day, as were the several other Irish bars and restaurants up and down the Avenue.
MAMA could have only been pleased with the way the day played out. Certainly, the community was. The celebrations weren't limited to any certain age group, and people ranging from small children to the elderly all took part in the day's fun.
Below, check out a report on the McLean Avenue Parade:
I have many happy memories of Woodlawn, even though I never lived there. Foe about 8 years in the 80s and early 90s, I attended many Gaeilge classes, céilís, meetings and other Gaelic League functions at the Woodlawn Presbyterian Church hall. In those days, Irish stepdancing was also taught in that hall and bagpipers practiced their playing there, all with the kind permission of Rev. Campbell Sheil, a Belfast native.
Yep! I've said it before and I'll say it again. Nationalist Ireland isn't dead and gone or with O'Leary in the grave. It's with Irish-America in The States. As a south-Dubliner Leinster-Irish, I envy you guys your cultural pride, which seems to have been airbrushed from the unconscious of the Irish-Ireland by press/media censorship of Irish militant republicanism. Come on the Yanks!" Every time.
Fantastic !!
Great neighborhood. Friendly like some of the old Irish immigrant neighborhoods in NYC, but more prosperous.
I enjoyed watching that YT clip of the parade. It looked very well organised and inclusive, both Irish born and Irish American celebrating together as one. Yonkers looks like a very nice city as well.


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FBN's Ashley Webster on the ongoing drama in Greece and its inability to meet fiscal deadlines.
Feb 20, 2012
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-- -- European markets trading positive right now because of what People's Bank of China did but also because the Europeans are going to save today once again.
Wasn't good the first time to how about a second time for she does succeed another Greek bailout on its way and of course today is yet the deadline for Greece to seal that deal.
And a new rescue package worth as much as 170 billion dollars.
Fox Business is Ashley -- been following the story he's just back from Athens where he was reporting live last weekend that a good morning to you actually said the European finance ministers balls in their court we have a they -- it out of the ballpark.
Well I think so that they the belief is yes were finally gonna get some sort of deal done today but you know what this is Greece in this as the ongoing drama so you never know let's face it Greece has.
Repeatedly showed the complete inability to meet any sort of fiscal deadline and that is the problem is you just said Adam.
They already got the first time around like -- 110 billion dollars to avert a crisis that didn't work went back again another 170 billion.
Is needed to -- keep this country -- let's take a look at think he measures being debated right now.
-- whether Greece indeed can get this done they've lost a -- 150000.
Public sector workers.
In the next three years by 2015 -- minimum wage by 22%.
Those two items alone have generated the kind of -- we've seen on the streets and athens' problems again yesterday.
Pensions of more than 17100 bucks a month will be cut by 12%.
And -- yes private lenders must accept the 70% reduction in that Greek bond value they would receive cash we understand and you bombs in return those bonds expected to mature.
In some thirty New Year's time.
Meanwhile we've had -- -- Greek Prime Minister Lucas company Davis and the -- Greek finance minister of Angeles -- is analysts.
In Brussels this weekend lobbying hard saying look we've done everything we need to do now let's get this next round of money OK in fact this morning.
The -- -- finance minister putting it this way he said that look.
Greece comes in today's Euro great meeting having fulfilled all the requirements for the approval of the new program for Greeks this is a -- -- of national dignity.
And a national strategic choice and no other integrated -- responsible choice.
Can be opposed to -- -- many issues left hanging out there Adam yes well the real important question here Europeans required the Greek government promised that even if it's voted out.
That a future government -- here to the deal.
But there's no legal binding.
Constraints on a future government to adhere to the deal.
You spoke with the actual citizen rate.
Yeah are they don't put a government in place that a lot of this deal is new government come April gonna throw an -- -- I think there's a good chance of that adamant that is the huge miracles from the EU lenders look you have right now coalition government -- interim government that's pretty much down the middle.
Since this is up all blown up you've seen.
Public support either go far left -- -- right either way it doesn't matter both groups of those political parties of -- We cannot be held hostage we are being dictated by the bank being dictated to by the bank of -- -- in.
And we will renegotiate.
As one of the political party members said last week this is the huge fear the EU and as you point out -- not legally bound even though they can write assurances.
Bottom line is recently said at the top here.
Have proven time and again that's they cannot be held to these fiscal reform measures -- fox -- actually Webster appreciated while thanks --
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CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA (AP) -- A former president of the Iowa Cattlemen's Association and its national counterpart has died after a two-year battle with cancer.
A family spokeswoman confirmed that Wythe Willey, a native of Jackson County, died Saturday. He was 68.
Willey was a longtime Cedar Rapids lawyer who took over his family's farm near Maquoketa.
He served two terms as president of the Iowa Cattlemen's Association in the 1990s and headed the national association in 2002.
He was chief of staff for former Gov. Robert Ray from 1970 to 1981 and worked for Sen. Charles Grassley.
Willey is survived by his wife, five children and several grandchildren.
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Aviation Art: The Lighter Side
In wartime, a customized Zippo was part of an airman's identity.
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"This looks like the Zippo lighters that were given to us when our tour was up and we went home," says Jim McLaughlin, who was with the 335th Assault Helicopter Company in Vietnam from 1967-1968. "The emblem is taken from the original Cowboy patch that was changed in late 1967 or early 1968. Early in the war the Dallas Cowboys football team gave the unit permission to use their name and logo, and the patch and emblem were worked up from some of their stuff."
The design was based on the logos that pilots with the 335th stuck on the doors of their Hueys. McLaughlin has a pristine version of the lighter in his collection.
"This [Cowboys lighter] was a special order," confirms Zippo historian Linda Meabon. "They were ordered through the division, or the battalion in Vietnam, so we don't actually have records. The company couldn't keep records for the hundreds of thousands that they did through the years. The minimum to even do the engraving was 50 lighters, and they could order 500 or up to 1,000. Even though I have worked at Zippo for over 44 years, I have not seen this one."
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The Cowboys were next to us Taipans at Camp BearCat...we had a few brawls with them...ahh...youthful testosterone
Posted by Snake on September 8,2011 | 02:46 PM
I still have mine & will not part with it. Prior to my shipping to 'Nam' on 5 May 69, I was assigned to the Returnee-Reassignment Center @ Ft.Lewis, Wa. We processed Vets returning from Nam, got them clean Class A uniforms to travel home in, saw to it they got a steak dinner, tickets for flights, buses etc. & transportation to Seatle. Once they showered, ate & boarded trans to Seatle-Tacoma Airport, we would kick through the discarded combat fatigues they had traveled from Nam in. Kicking through those uniforms is where I got my Zippo. I took that Zippo to 'Nam' for my tour, 69-70 with the 1st Aviation Brigade in 2 Corps & that well traveld Zippo did a second tour of 'Nam'!~I watrch for them @ estate sales & garage sales.
They are treasured items from a difficult time in our National history.
Posted by MARK on September 21,2011 | 08:01 PM
The Zippo with The Association's song title, "Never My Love" on the cap, and Snoopy on the body really got to me. These are two, very personal messages on probably the one item that soldier was allowed to personalize. It's my favorite Zippo in your collection.
Posted by Mark W. on September 22,2011 | 11:45 PM
I enjoyed the pictures.
Wish that I had known that Rebecca was collecting pictures of these.
My crew had a Zippo engraved for me before I left Vietnam from my first tour in 1967-68.
It is one of my most prized possessions.
If Rebecca is still collecting photos, I'd be glad to send one.
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Spring Branch Central is the 43rd most walkable neighborhood in Houston with a Walk Score of 48.
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45 | Spring Branch West | 47 | 34 | 51 |
There are about 195 restaurants, bars and coffee shops in Spring Branch Central.
People in Spring Branch Central can walk to an average of 0.6 restaurants, bars and coffee shops in 5 minutes.
A few nearby public transportation options. Find Spring Branch Central Houston apartments for rent near public transit.
Spring Branch Central has some public transportation and about 5 bus lines passing through it.
The map above shows how far you can travel in 30 minutes from Spring Branch Central on public transit.
Some bike infrastructure.
Spring Branch Central has more violent crime and less property crime per person than the Houston average.
Spring Branch Central Crime Rate
Compared to all Houston neighborhoods.
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