what does ground modifier mean please ?
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I tried it on a barely effective deodorant (antiperspirant). It works really well now, and my underarms are completely odor-free for a surprisingly long time. Silver and copper have antibacterial properties.
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May 16, 2025
Wow! Thanks for the idea to use that IC as a deodorant. Each year near summer I have problems with my regular natural deodorant so i transition to spraying a silver and copper mix and use while any rash appears and then I can go back to my regular deodorant... See more
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May 17, 2025
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May 17, 2025
......but I'm forgetting!!! ...isn't that why ICs are so great because we can avoid those possible side effects. ? So I'll imprint some water with this IC and then spray it on my underarms to use sporadically when my regular deodorant stops working. I'll keep you posted on the progress.๐
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May 17, 2025
I use a roll on deodorant are you saying itโs okay to put the deodorant roller on the pad then download the ic into it
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I feel very good and fit with it
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Oligotherapy, which involves the use of trace elements like copper, gold, and silver for therapeutic purposes, uses the term "ground modifier" to describe its intended effect on the body's physiological processes. The concept of a "ground modifier" comes from the idea that... See more
Oligotherapy, which involves the use of trace elements like copper, gold, and silver for therapeutic purposes, uses the term "ground modifier" to describe its intended effect on the body's physiological processes. The concept of a "ground modifier" comes from the idea that these trace elements can influence the body's "terrain" or "ground" - essentially, the overall environment of the body's cells and tissues.