Lymph Acids 
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Hi Moreless, you have made a statement: "And by Learning to properly utilize Hydrotherapy, which is the Full Bath Soaks , and for this you may need to use lots more of the hydrogen Peroxide in the soak water"I was thinking that this soak would pull acids out through the skin only. Am I wrong? I practice Iridology and I watch for signs in my iris to show me what changes are going on in my body. My lymph system shows great activity when I do one of these soaks. So I'm guessing that both the skin and lymph system are drawing out toxins. Should I be drinking something very alkaline during the bath to counter the lymph acids? 48124
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MoreThis is a reply to # 841,011Hi,
This may be the Reason for using More Peroxide in the Soak than Normal !
For the Peroxide may provide Lots of Extra Oxygen, which is needed to Neutralize any Excess Acids, which may be Released ?
If a person has problems of Feeling down the day after a Full Bath Soak, then they need to increase the Peroxide, because they have Caused too many Acids to be released and have not been able to neutralize them with what they have in the Bath Soak water !
As to the idea that the skin and Lymph system being two different things, this may not be so correct, as the skin is loaded with pores, which may be spiral vortexes, which may be part of the Lymphatic system of the body ?
So how does one say one is Different from the other, other than one is on the outside of the body and the other is on the inside, but they may be together ?
Smile Tis your choice.
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