While borax is not violently toxic, it can cause skin reactions. Ingestion is also not advised, as even small amounts are not beneficial to human health. Around the house, it can be useful for cleaning, laundry brightening, and as an insecticide or pesticide. Borax is also used in the manufacture of fire retardants, antiseptics, and fungicides. In the laboratory, the compound may be used as a buffer for chemical reactions, since it is a non-reactive base and will keep chemical solutions stable.
In some countries (e. G. Australia, NZ, USA), borax can still be found in the laundry and cleaning sections of supermarkets. There is no "food-grade" borax available or necessary. The label usually states that it is 99% pure which is safe to use, and is the legal standard for agricultural grade borax. Up to 1% mining and refining residues are permitted. Boric acid, if available, may be used at about the dose of borax.
What is it? Lol I have some that my daughter used to make slime. Iv always wondered what it actually is
Do u use internally? And if u do why?
I use it internally to supplement with natural boron, something that has been removed from our diet
thanx
https://pforlife.com/borax-conspiracy.html
Won't let me see that web page. And if it can burn the skin wouldn't it harm your insides? Jw
http://www.health-science-spirit.com/borax.htm
Thank you
While borax is not violently toxic, it can cause skin reactions. Ingestion is also not advised, as even small amounts are not beneficial to human health. Around the house, it can be useful for cleaning, laundry brightening, and as an insecticide or pesticide. Borax is also used in the manufacture of fire retardants, antiseptics, and fungicides. In the laboratory, the compound may be used as a buffer for chemical reactions, since it is a non-reactive base and will keep chemical solutions stable.
The studies above in that borax pdf say it’s no more toxic than table salt
Everyone has what they prefer and I love non toxic ways but to each his own.
I've started on my first liter, for arthritis, about half way through, seems to be working, gunna try ORMUS next
FYI, I use 1tbl to a liter of filtered water, take 1 sip in mourning 1sip at night, I use Borax 20 mule team
In some countries (e. G. Australia, NZ, USA), borax can still be found in the laundry and cleaning sections of supermarkets. There is no "food-grade" borax available or necessary. The label usually states that it is 99% pure which is safe to use, and is the legal standard for agricultural grade borax. Up to 1% mining and refining residues are permitted. Boric acid, if available, may be used at about the dose of borax.
I get mine in the detergent section at walmart, Borax 20 mule team
I am very curious!! Who here does this?
me, it'll decalsifi your pituitary gland, also gets rid of floride
I do!
For?
Basically, to supplement with boron, something that is scarce in our diet now because of how good is grown
I'm going to try some.
For some 45 years, I've used borax as a preservative and dermestid insect repellent, in taxidermy.