Try the traditional methods of the Berbers of Morocco, poulticing with Rhassoul clay, and the well tried and tested methods of the French naturopaths, edible French clay (if you are not already on other medicines). Both can be purchased from Natural Spa Supplies Ltd. These clays have a strong negative charge and draw out the toxins through the skin more…
Fresh lime is a good deoderiser. Just add few drops in a mug full of water and wash the areas where it is smelly. You can add a few drops of vinegar in the water you bathe.
Dettol is another important deodoriser a few drops will keep all bad body smells away. But be careful, just a few drop only. Otherwise you will smell dettol. more…
Hi Dexy so glad to hear your wash days are now a thing of the past. I would like to say thank you for your comments on my blog. It is sad to say that the only way this illness can be understood by others is for them to suffer from it. A person on the outside looking in will struggle to see things our way no matter how hard they try.
Good Morning to you Janne, your comments are warmly welcomed and how right you are about the weight issue. That is another matter that I may look into at a later date to write an article on. Thank you for your comments.
Have a nice day
Kacy more…
hey, hopefully the stats for america won't become the stats of europe, but right now we're getting there with the overweight issue, in america 1 out of 3 is overweight. so sweet those americans more…
I most certainly will find the time to check out Paul McKenna it sounds very interesting. Who Knows what an OCD sufferer can learn from this. Thanking you for this information
Kacy more…
Hi and thanks for your interest also in my OCD article, it is sad when then this condition escalates out of control where a sufferer like your friend and family suffer. With being and OCD sufferer I can relate to many comments that I recieve. I agree with what you say as in i.e more like 98% have a touch of OCD, unfortunately for your friend and my more…
If you get the chance to see it SKY TV run a series with Paul McKenna who is an NLP Master Practioner, and he dealt with OCD, Tourettes, ADHD and other 'disorders'. Using a variety of control methods like 'Anchors', and 'Collapsed Anchors' he had amazing effect on the individuals. This is NOT stage hypnotism, but a method of controlling the brain a more…
Hi there and thank you for your interest in my message, it is good news to see that your friend has been able to recognize his own behaviour and make changes. I can relate to it effecting his home and work, of which thankfully you state is in the past. I have suffered from OCD since I can remember, so the next step for me is to learn Neuro Linguis more…
minor signs of ocd are in most peoples everyday life.
i wash my hands a lot more than an average person but does that make me an ocd sufferer or am i just cleaner than the average person. i think the latter.
I work with an OCD but since we have been learning Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) he has changed a lot. Even he has noticed the difference in his own behaviour, which has in the past effected both his home and work. more…
You're welcome. If you really want to come through you will. Take tiny steps at first. It took a long time to build this pattern, it won't take as long to be free but you need to be kind to yourself, and that means a tiny step at your pace - you set it but do it, on your terms.
I know something of where you are coming from but you know where more…
Thank you for those kind words I feel have learned more about this disorder just with your welcoming comments and information you have supplied. I wish it was as easy to to stop what I do, but I feel more contented with a mop and bucket close at hand. Thankfully something tells me you understand where I am coming from. I thank you once again for th more…
Your apologies aren't really needed to that extent - when I expressed my concern "over your misinformation of this disorder" I didn't mean your own misinformation but the misinformation you seemed to have obtained.
OCD is a phrase that has two meanings. Many psychologists and some psychotherapists divide everyb more…
Hi there and thank you for showing interest in my article. If I have misled you then please accept my apologies.
I have not wrote this content as in to give advise it is a way of putting my own feelings down on paper of my experiences as an OCD sufferer for the past forty years. The rarity comment was directed towards the OCD in gener more…
I must add that I am concerned over your misinformation of this disorder and your errors about its being a recurring condition. This does not tally with the know facts and is irrelevant for those who have it as a Personality Type. Hanwashing of the type you mention is rare. 'Voices in the head' are NOT a symptom of OCD at all. Obsessive or repeitiv more…
An interesting post though in my experience it is not a disease of the brain but a behavioural/psychological disorder and is defined as such by the American Institute of Psychiatrists and The British Institue of Psychiatrists and is best managed through either cognitive or depth psycholgy. Some drugs are routinely used as they are supposed to repre more…
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by Sally Mittuch [Visitor]
Try the traditional methods of the Berbers of Morocco, poulticing with Rhassoul clay, and the well tried and tested methods of the French naturopaths, edible French clay (if you are not already on other medicines). Both can be purchased from Natural Spa Supplies Ltd. These clays have a strong negative charge and draw out the toxins through the skin more…
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by Kacycarr [Member]
Why thank you for your warmly welcomed comment and thank you for being my friend
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by varshakale [Member]
Quite informative stuff.
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by Kacy Carr [Visitor]
Thanks for those great tips I cant wait to try them out,
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In response to: "Body Odour Smells - False Identity Of Deodorant" 1271 days old
by Kacy Carr [Visitor]
Thanks for those great tips I can wait to try them out,
Have a nice day
Kacy more…
In response to: "Body Odour Smells - False Identity Of Deodorant" 1271 days old
by ramachandramenon [Member]
Fresh lime is a good deoderiser. Just add few drops in a mug full of water and wash the areas where it is smelly. You can add a few drops of vinegar in the water you bathe.
Dettol is another important deodoriser a few drops will keep all bad body smells away. But be careful, just a few drop only. Otherwise you will smell dettol. more…
In response to: "OCD Over Compulsive Disorder - Behind Closed Doors" 1369 days old
by [Visitor]
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In response to: "OCD Over Compulsive Disorder - Behind Closed Doors" 1370 days old
by Kacycarr [Member]
Hi Dexy so glad to hear your wash days are now a thing of the past. I would like to say thank you for your comments on my blog. It is sad to say that the only way this illness can be understood by others is for them to suffer from it. A person on the outside looking in will struggle to see things our way no matter how hard they try.
Y more…
In response to: "OCD Over Compulsive Disorder - Behind Closed Doors" 1370 days old
by [Visitor]
i've had Ocd with handwashing years ago. i used to wash my hands between 30 and 60 times aday until the skin was so dry it cracked and used to bleed.
i am a very clean person, but i no longer suffer with this. people dont realise how driven it can be, how time consuming and distressing it can be.
its great to see an articl more…
In response to: "Over Compulsive Disorder - OCD I Cry Alone" 1393 days old
by Kacycarr [Member]
Good Morning to you Janne, your comments are warmly welcomed and how right you are about the weight issue. That is another matter that I may look into at a later date to write an article on. Thank you for your comments.
Have a nice day
Kacy more…
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by deleted user [Visitor]
hey, hopefully the stats for america won't become the stats of europe, but right now we're getting there with the overweight issue, in america 1 out of 3 is overweight. so sweet those americans
more…
In response to: " Is Obsessive Compulsive Disorder A Hand Me Down " 1418 days old
by Kacycarr [Member]
I most certainly will find the time to check out Paul McKenna it sounds very interesting. Who Knows what an OCD sufferer can learn from this. Thanking you for this information
Kacy more…
In response to: " Is Obsessive Compulsive Disorder A Hand Me Down " 1418 days old
by Kacycarr [Member]
Hi and thanks for your interest also in my OCD article, it is sad when then this condition escalates out of control where a sufferer like your friend and family suffer. With being and OCD sufferer I can relate to many comments that I recieve. I agree with what you say as in i.e more like 98% have a touch of OCD, unfortunately for your friend and my more…
In response to: " Is Obsessive Compulsive Disorder A Hand Me Down " 1418 days old
by prydwen [Member]
If you get the chance to see it SKY TV run a series with Paul McKenna who is an NLP Master Practioner, and he dealt with OCD, Tourettes, ADHD and other 'disorders'. Using a variety of control methods like 'Anchors', and 'Collapsed Anchors' he had amazing effect on the individuals. This is NOT stage hypnotism, but a method of controlling the brain a more…
In response to: " Is Obsessive Compulsive Disorder A Hand Me Down " 1418 days old
by Kacycarr [Member]
Hi there and thank you for your interest in my message, it is good news to see that your friend has been able to recognize his own behaviour and make changes. I can relate to it effecting his home and work, of which thankfully you state is in the past. I have suffered from OCD since I can remember, so the next step for me is to learn Neuro Linguis more…
In response to: " Is Obsessive Compulsive Disorder A Hand Me Down " 1418 days old
by discobod [Member]
2% have ocd's? i would say more like 98% of us.
2% maybe having extreme ocd's.
minor signs of ocd are in most peoples everyday life.
i wash my hands a lot more than an average person but does that make me an ocd sufferer or am i just cleaner than the average person. i think the latter.
a friend of mine h more…
In response to: " Is Obsessive Compulsive Disorder A Hand Me Down " 1418 days old
by prydwen [Member]
I work with an OCD but since we have been learning Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) he has changed a lot. Even he has noticed the difference in his own behaviour, which has in the past effected both his home and work. more…
In response to: "Over Compulsive Disorder - Murder In Mind" 1429 days old
by [Visitor]
You're welcome. If you really want to come through you will. Take tiny steps at first. It took a long time to build this pattern, it won't take as long to be free but you need to be kind to yourself, and that means a tiny step at your pace - you set it but do it, on your terms.
I know something of where you are coming from but you know where more…
In response to: "Over Compulsive Disorder - Murder In Mind" 1429 days old
by Kacycarr [Member]
Thank you for those kind words I feel have learned more about this disorder just with your welcoming comments and information you have supplied. I wish it was as easy to to stop what I do, but I feel more contented with a mop and bucket close at hand. Thankfully something tells me you understand where I am coming from. I thank you once again for th more…
In response to: "Over Compulsive Disorder - Murder In Mind" 1429 days old
by [Visitor]
Hello Kacy
Your apologies aren't really needed to that extent - when I expressed my concern "over your misinformation of this disorder" I didn't mean your own misinformation but the misinformation you seemed to have obtained.
OCD is a phrase that has two meanings. Many psychologists and some psychotherapists divide everyb more…
In response to: "Over Compulsive Disorder - Murder In Mind" 1429 days old
by Kacycarr [Member]
Hi there and thank you for showing interest in my article. If I have misled you then please accept my apologies.
I have not wrote this content as in to give advise it is a way of putting my own feelings down on paper of my experiences as an OCD sufferer for the past forty years. The rarity comment was directed towards the OCD in gener more…
In response to: "Over Compulsive Disorder - Murder In Mind" 1429 days old
by [Visitor]
I must add that I am concerned over your misinformation of this disorder and your errors about its being a recurring condition. This does not tally with the know facts and is irrelevant for those who have it as a Personality Type. Hanwashing of the type you mention is rare. 'Voices in the head' are NOT a symptom of OCD at all. Obsessive or repeitiv more…
In response to: "Over Compulsive Disorder - Murder In Mind" 1429 days old
by [Visitor]
An interesting post though in my experience it is not a disease of the brain but a behavioural/psychological disorder and is defined as such by the American Institute of Psychiatrists and The British Institue of Psychiatrists and is best managed through either cognitive or depth psycholgy. Some drugs are routinely used as they are supposed to repre more…