FAQ: Do Blocking tests work?

If you are not progressing as you should on the Guaifenesin protocol to treat your fibromyalgia, you might want to try a blocking test! What this does is to test if you are blocking on Salicylates somewhere so you can cut it out and get back to clearing again! ๐Ÿ™‚ Blocking tests are not totally […]

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FAQ: What are Normal Food Amounts

‘Normal food amounts’ on the guaifenesin protocol is referring to non-concentrated amounts. CHeck out my video on what is Normal Food Amounts of sals. So, coconut oil on your salad in the amount of a Tbsp is a normal amount of oil in a salad dressing, that is a normal food amount. Taking a few […]

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FAQ: Washing hands salicylate free when not home

What do I do when I am not home and don’t know if the soap in the bathroom I am using is salicylate free? It is possible to not block on this soap. Especially if you are super careful about everything else. But remember- salicylates accumulate throughout the day. You can end up tipping over […]

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Guaifenesin protocol Quick Tip: Emu Oil

If you are on the Guaifenesin Protocol to treat your Fibromyalgia, you will want to get yourself some emu oil! I LOVE this stuff, it pretty much replaces all my uses for coconut oil ๐Ÿ™‚ I am always looking for more natural, salicylate-free ways to do things, to stay healthy, and this is sooo natural! […]

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AHA and BHA and Salicylates

We want to stay AWAY from Salicylates on the guaifenesin protocol. Wiki says this: In cosmetics, the term beta hydroxy acid refers specifically to salicylic acid, which is used in some “anti-aging” creams and acne treatments. So BHA is for Beta Hydroxy Acid and is a salicylate and WILL block you. Alpha Hydroxy Acid is […]

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