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Wow! I want to comment on lots of things you both wrote, @lollipop and @Cari aka “Rinse & rePeat”

Lolli mentioned music, and I just realized that I never thanked Cari for the thread OUR HAPPY MUSIC DEPOSITORY at RPF which led me to enjoying music again after so many years in silence! Thank you, Cari!!!

This past month brought some of the hardest times in my life, my husband and I had to leave our apartment for a few weeks, but when we came back there was a mild and welcoming lavender scent from two vases where I keep them after picking them fresh from my mom’s garden where I planted them myself. Their scent lasts for several months and I’m just reminded of renewing my vases.

About canned food, while a metal container is definitely not good, most cans nowadays are even worse as they are lined with plastic!

I haven’t looked into it, but I bet that sprouts are very good for our frequency! I love beet sprouts especially. Crucifer sprouts are good too, but I must be particularly careful about crucifer consumption. I learned so much about it from Ray’s teachings!

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Hi, @Lollipop , I am happy to meet you here as well! I am so glad that a sweet person like Cari was able to reunite us here in this Cari-ng place!

I will look into your contributions and am eager to find active ways to improve my frequency!

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I have observed in my own blood tests (+2 family members) that sulphites (e.g., coconut oil) will quickly lower lymphocyte count.

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I think because properly raised pigs are an exception.

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Hi, Cari! Thank you so much for your message, I finally found the way to your lovely place here.

I love this subject because I am very sensitive to synthetic fabrics, not to mention to every type of chemical out there as well, including most cosmetics.

I saved these very interesting articles someone posted at the RPF – one of the changes induced by synthetic fabrics would be in the electrical charges of our cells:

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/BF00296839

Effect of different types of textile fabric on spermatogenesis: an experimental study

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/01443610801912535

An experimental study on the effect of different types of textiles on conception

 

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Uh-oh I posted links in my 1st post to the forum!

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