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Quote from Rich on March 21, 2021, 5:49 pmhttps://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3667300/
Interesting, I've never heard anyone talk about this ever. Anyone out there explored this?
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3667300/
Interesting, I've never heard anyone talk about this ever. Anyone out there explored this?
Quote from lil chick on March 22, 2021, 4:48 amI have a couple of thoughts about this.
First, maybe it speaks about not wearing junk jewelry. Maybe we should even be careful about the jewelry we buy for our little ones. Does nickle allergy mostly start with junk jewelry?
I've occasionally heard about people who suspected their hard water was bothering them, including myself! I wonder if nickle might be high in these particular wells.
However, I also want to throw in a caveat: I THINK that possibly when a VA toxic person wears an item such as a watch, day after day, they may develop a rash under that watch because their body is trying to detox through the skin and the toxins build under the watch? And so that person might wrongly think they have developed a sensitivity to junk metal.
OR that the skin is trying to do double duty and detox annoying molecules the watch is putting out AND the VA at the same time, making for trouble. When you have upset skin, you don't need OTHER upsetting things coming along. I've seen myself get papules from lip balm, or my rosacea triggered from powder-form mineral makeup.
I have a couple of thoughts about this.
First, maybe it speaks about not wearing junk jewelry. Maybe we should even be careful about the jewelry we buy for our little ones. Does nickle allergy mostly start with junk jewelry?
I've occasionally heard about people who suspected their hard water was bothering them, including myself! I wonder if nickle might be high in these particular wells.
However, I also want to throw in a caveat: I THINK that possibly when a VA toxic person wears an item such as a watch, day after day, they may develop a rash under that watch because their body is trying to detox through the skin and the toxins build under the watch? And so that person might wrongly think they have developed a sensitivity to junk metal.
OR that the skin is trying to do double duty and detox annoying molecules the watch is putting out AND the VA at the same time, making for trouble. When you have upset skin, you don't need OTHER upsetting things coming along. I've seen myself get papules from lip balm, or my rosacea triggered from powder-form mineral makeup.
Quote from salt on March 22, 2021, 5:49 amIf you have a nickel allergy it's probably a good idea to switch out your 18/10 (10% nickel) stainless steel cookware for 18/0 (0% nickel) cookware.
If you have a nickel allergy it's probably a good idea to switch out your 18/10 (10% nickel) stainless steel cookware for 18/0 (0% nickel) cookware.