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Sunday, February 19, 2012

Re: [AlternativeAnswers] itchy head & neck - Tea Tree Oil

hi, try Miracle 2 'soap', it will help right away. search on web for miracle2, laura

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From: Cynthia <cynsayre@cox.net>
To: AlternativeAnswers@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, February 18, 2012 6:34 AM
Subject: RE: [AlternativeAnswers] itchy head & neck - Tea Tree Oil

Andrea wrote: I had thought about using Tea Tree oil on my
scalp, but am not sure about how to go about using it, as well as the
issue of washing my hair with shampoos, which I try to avoid. Do you
or anyone else have any suggestions on how to use it?

Andrea, it may be necessary to go around your avoidance of using shampoos in
this case. To use the Tea Tree Oil, expose the scalp by parting the hair and
massage the oil into the scalp, repeat this until the entire scalp has been
covered. Leave on the scalp for a while, or overnight. As for shampoo, Free
and Clear Shampoo, as it suggests is free of dyes, lanolin, fragrance,
masking fragrance, protein, parabens and formaldehydes. Baby shampoos may
satisfy you also.

Best Wishes,

Cynthia

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[AlternativeAnswers] Re: My teens hormones.

if you understand "energy tools" you might look into the Qlink for her to wear. I gave my niece one to wear and after about a month she noticed an improvement in her moods and her monthly cramps stopped.
There is a way to get the effects of their pendent at a reduce cost, if that is something you want info on email me directly.

J.

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From: Genevive32 <genevive32@yahoo.com>
Subject: [AlternativeAnswers] My teens hormones..ugh
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Date: Saturday, February 18, 2012, 8:02 AM

Hi all, I was wondering if someone could help..my teenage daughter is having a very hard time controlling her hormones when that time of month comes (she gets witchy, moody etc). We do not want to put her on prozac or anything like that. We give her all natural supplements & vitamins. Anyway when that time of month comes I was giving her Aleve which helps to a certain extent. Is there anything else that is all natural or a supplement that can help take that "edge" off? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Jennifer

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Re: [AlternativeAnswers] My teens hormones..ugh

My daughter (15) takes a St Johns Wort/Evening Primrose Oil supplement
twice a day. It has really helped. She had been getting very moody/
weepy and quite snotty, which is not her normal self, and she didn't
like how she got. This has really helped her.

Andrea
NZ

On 19/02/2012, at 5:02 AM, Genevive32 wrote:

> Hi all, I was wondering if someone could help..my teenage daughter
> is having a very hard time controlling her hormones when that time
> of month comes (she gets witchy, moody etc). We do not want to put
> her on prozac or anything like that. We give her all natural
> supplements & vitamins. Anyway when that time of month comes I was
> giving her Aleve which helps to a certain extent. Is there anything
> else that is all natural or a supplement that can help take that
> "edge" off? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Jennifer

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