Pure Borax 500 Grams

THE FOLLOWING SCRIPT RELATES TO THE ROLE OF BORAX IN OUR BODY.

Although our research leads us to believe Borax warrants mention as beneficial to humans, it is controversial, as Australian regulatory authorities have banned the sale of Borax as an oral supplement regarding it as poison if taken orally. Since the only testimonies we could source were in reference to oral use of borax  have chosen to include references and testimonies to Borax being taken orally, yet we as distributors are obliged to follow Australian regulation and do not endorse its oral use. However, very similar results can be achieved if used as a Bath Salt. Just as Magnesium is well absorbed transdermally [through the skin] so is Borax as this is exactly how it is absorbed in natural Boron mineralised waters that could be labelled ‘Miracle Waters’ where folk are reported to be healed of a host of chronic arthritic type conditions.

Bones, Joints and Arthritis
Borax has excellent antiseptic, antifungal, and antiviral properties with mild antibacterial action. It is essential for the integrity and function of cell walls, and the way signals are transmitted across membranes.
Borax is essential for healthy bone and joint function, regulating the absorption and metabolism of calcium, magnesium and phosphorus through its influence on the parathyroid glands. Boron deficiency causes the parathyroids to become overactive, releasing too much parathyroid hormone which raises the blood level of calcium by releasing calcium from bones and teeth. This may lead to osteoarthritis and other forms of arthritis, osteoporosis and tooth decay. With advancing age high blood levels of calcium lead to calcification of soft tissues causing muscle contractions and stiffness; calcification of endocrine glands, especially the pineal gland and the ovaries; arteriosclerosis, kidney stones, and calcification of the kidneys ultimately leading to kidney failure. Boron deficiency combined with magnesium deficiency is especially damaging to the bones and teeth.

Bone analysis showed that arthritic joints and nearby bones had only half the boron content of healthy joints. Equally, synovial fluid that lubricates joints and provides nutrients to the cartilage is boron deficient in arthritic joints. After boron supplementation bones were much harder than normal and surgeons found them more difficult to saw through. With additional boron bone fractures heal in about half the normal time in both man and animal. Borax is effective with Rheumatoid Arthritis, Juvenile Arthritis, and Lupus (Systemic Lupus Erythematosus).  It is reported Dr Newnham wrote “It is commonplace to be rid of their pain, swelling and stiffness in about 1 to 3 months. Then reduce treatment to a maintenance dose”.

Borax, Calcium and Sex Hormones
Calcium and Magnesium that should be present in bones and teeth is lost in the urine as a result of Boron deficiency. Supplementing Borax will reduce the daily loss of calcium by nearly 50% resulting in healthy teeth and bones! The beneficial effect of borax on bones seems to be due to a higher boron content of the bones which makes them harder, and a normalisation of sex hormones which stimulates the growth of new bone. Low oestrogen levels after menopause are thought to be the main reason why so many older women develop osteoporosis. In men, testosterone levels decline more gradually which is reflected in a later onset of osteoporosis.  A study in men aged 29 – 50 showed that the level of free testosterone (the form that matters most) had risen by one third after a daily supplementation of about 100 mg of borax for one week. This is of special interest for bodybuilders. Research with boron has shown that elevated testosterone levels are beneficial by shrinking prostate tumours and PSA levels, PSA being a marker for tumours and inflammation in the prostate. Also significantly improved memory and cognition in elderly individuals may be partly due to increased levels of sex hormones and partly to improved membrane functions of brain cells

Borax and Candida
In normal healthy conditions Candida exists as harmless oval yeast cells. Under favourable conditions it can develop into chains of elongated cells and finally strongly invasive long, narrow and tube-like filaments which damage the intestinal wall, and cause inflammation and Leaky Gut Syndrome. Candida can also form tough layers of biofilm. This same study shows that borax inhibits the formation of biofilms and also the transformation of harmless yeast cells into invasive hyphal form.

Borax and Fluoride
Borax can also be used to remove accumulated fluoride and heavy metals from the body. Fluoride not only causes bones to deteriorate, but also the pineal gland to calcify and the thyroid to become underactive. Borax reacts with fluoride ions to form boron fluorides which are then excreted in the urine. In a Chinese study borax was used to treat 31 patients with skeletal fluorosis. The amount was gradually increased from 300 to 1100 mg/day during a three month period, with one week off each month. The treatment was effective with 50 to 80% improvement. Australian regulatory authorities have banned the sale of Borax as an oral supplement regarding it as poison if taken orally. Since the only testimonies we could source were in reference to oral use of Borax  have chosen to include references and testimonies to Borax being taken orally, yet we as distributors are obliged to follow Australian regulation and do not endorse its oral use. However, very similar results can be achieved if used as a Bath Salt. Just as Magnesium is well absorbed transdermally [through the skin] so is Borax as this is exactly how it is absorbed in natural boron mineralised waters that could be labelled ‘Miracle Waters’ where folk are reported to be healed of a host of chronic arthritic type conditions.

Borax as a regulator of Calcium-Magnesium Metabolism
About half of the total body magnesium is found in bones and the other half inside the cells of tissues and organs. Only 1% is in the blood, and the kidneys try to keep the levels constant by excreting more or less with the urine.

In contrast, 99% of calcium is in bones, and the rest in the fluid outside of cells. Muscles contract when calcium moves into the cells, and they relax when calcium is again pumped out and magnesium moves in. This cellular pump requires much energy to pump calcium out, and if cells are low in energy, then calcium may accumulate inside cells. Low cellular energy may be due to Candida, faulty sugar or fat metabolism, deficiencies, or accumulating metabolic wastes and toxins.

This then leads to only partial relaxation of the muscles with stiffness, a tendency to cramps, and poor blood and lymph circulation. The problem gets worse the more calcium moves from bones into soft tissue. Nerve cells can also accumulate calcium, leading to faulty nerve transmission, in the lens it causes cataracts, hormonal output keeps reducing as endocrine glands increasingly calcify, and all other cells become handicapped in their normal functions. In addition it causes intracellular magnesium deficiency. Magnesium is needed to activate countless enzymes, and a deficiency leads to inefficient and blocked energy production.

A further problem is that excess calcium damages the cell membrane and makes it difficult for nutrients to move in and wastes to move out. When the intracellular calcium level gets too high the cell will die.

Here we can see the importance of boron as a regulator of cell membrane functions, especially in regard to movements of calcium and magnesium. With boron deficiency too much calcium moves into the cell while magnesium cannot move inside to displace it. This is a condition of old age and of the boron-deficiency diseases leading up to it.

For boron to be fully effective in reversing tissue calcification ample magnesium is required. Some doubt whether calcium supplements are needed and beneficial, even in case of osteoporosis as these individuals have plenty of calcium stored in soft tissues where it does not belong, and supplementing boron and magnesium is expected to redeposit this misplaced calcium into bones.  The medical focus on a high calcium intake could be regarded as a prescription for accelerated aging.

Borax and Brain function.
Borax is reported to improve attention, both short and long term memory, perception, hand-eye coordination, and manual dexterity.

Borax and Gout
Boron is reported to be an effective remedy for gout.

What to expect and Side effects
When supplementing Boron, one way experience improvement within days! This is a functional response to high cellular calcium levels moving out of the cells as a result of Boron, especially together with Magnesium rapidly relaxing muscles. However, with long-standing severe calcifications a large amount of calcium cannot be redistributed in a short time. As Borax mobilises calcified calcium, one may experience a side effect of increased calcium levels in the affected area, especially the hips and shoulders which may be uncomfortable for a considerable time, such as severe cramping and pain, or problems with the blood circulation, or nerve transmission. Nerve-related effects in hands and feet may be numbness, or reduced sensitivity or feeling in the skin. Higher amounts of calcium and fluoride passing through the kidneys may cause temporary kidney pain. Such healing reactions cannot be avoided when aiming for a higher level of health.

Some report a reaction known as Herxheimer reaction which is due to toxin release from a die-off of Candida and mycoplasma. The symptoms of Herxheimer reaction are aggravated pain, swelling or stiffness for a few weeks. Although unpleasant this should be viewed as an excellent indication that your body is on the mend.

If side effects are causing distress or too uncomfortable reduce or temporarily stop borax until the problem subsides. Then gradually resume. Helpful additional measures are a greatly increased fluid intake, using more organic acids such as lemon juice, ascorbic acid or vinegar, and improving lymph flow as with rebounding, walking or inverted positions.
Boron tends to increase the levels of calcium and oestrogen, and lower blood glucose, and levels of vitamin B6 and zinc. Boron’s antidote is vitamin B2.

For any serious disease, or if you are unsure about a particular course of action, seek the help of a competent health professional.

Bath or Foot-soak …How Much to Use 
Assuming a bath holds 100 litres of water add from 50-300 grams of Borax per warm bath. 300 grams per 100 litres is equivalent to Boron concentrations in those natural hot springs known as ‘Miracle Waters’!  {A large cup is about 300 grams}

A foot soak of 15 grams Borax to 5 litres of warm water is an approx equivalent to 300 grams per 100 litre bath.

Bath at least a few times per week until relief is experienced.

Horses and dogs with broken legs, or even a broken pelvis, have fully recovered.