THE CURE FOR ALL ADVANCED CANCERS
shower when done shampooing. Leave rinse in hair for one mi-
nute while showering your body; then rinse out lightly. After
rinsing, your hair should feel silky. If it does not, perhaps you
did not use enough citric acid.
Baking Soda Liquid Soap
1 tbs. baking soda (Remove traces of benzene by microwaving a 1-
pound box for 1½ minutes.)
1 cup very hot water
Place both in a plastic container and stir with your fingers
until dissolved. This is the soap. To shampoo scoop it up over
your hair by hand; if you pour it, too much runs off. Rinse very
thoroughly with ascorbic acid or other acids. Leave rinse in hair
1 minute. To add sheen to hair, wash a whole lemon twice in
hot water; then press lemon against hair.
Hand Sterilizers
Food grade alcohol: make up a 70% solution. Food grade
alcohols are grain or cane (ethyl) alcohol. Only the large size
Everclear bottle (750 ml or 1 liter) is free of isopropyl or wood
alcohol contaminants. Purchase at a liquor store. Next, find a
suitable dispenser bottle. Pour 95% grain alcohol (190 proof) to
the half-way mark and add half as much water. If using 76%
alcohol, use it straight. Use alcohol for general sanitizing pur-
poses and for personal cleanliness. Before leaving bathroom,
sterilize hands by pouring a bit in one palm; put finger tips of
the other hand in it, scratch to get under the nails, repeat on
other hand.
Lugol’s iodine solution , one drop in a glass of water. Pour
onto napkin and wipe hands to kill surface bacteria. This is easy
to do in a restaurant. For deeper sterilization, like if you are go-
ing to put your hands in your mouth to floss, put three drops in a
glass of water and wash thoroughly. Unless nails are short,
though, the hands will still be contaminated and infectious.