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Tuesday, 17 January 2017

Rejuvinit© Nails the Original Natural Nail Oil #RejuvinitBeauty

Rejuvinit© Nails the Original Natural Nail Oil #RejuvinitBeauty 


Rejuvinit© Nails the Original Natural Nail Oil - Do not settle for replicas

Ideal for FUNGAL INFECTED nails and toenails
NATURALLY BEAUTIFUL STRONG NAILS
- Natural, plant-based, VEGAN friendly, no preservatives 
- Use on fungal infected nails / toenails
- Restores and Maintains naturally beautiful, strong nails
- Developed in conjunction with a nail technician
- Apply over nail varnish, gel and acrylic nails 
- 10ml contains approximately 250 applications
- Economical 
- Maintenance care - once a week application
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150 years of tradition available to the public since 2009
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Monday, 9 January 2017

Blog: Eczema Products That Really Work

Eczema Products that Really Work

Tried almost every avenue to relieve eczema or psoriasis?

Axhilirit© E Moisturizing products are suitable for all kinds of skin ECZEMA, show results within 4-6 days and have long lasting positive results as experienced by our clients since 2009.
Traditional - Natural - Plant Based - No Preservatives

Axhilirit E Oil - versatile, undiluted (strong) spot treatment for itchy and dry areas in hair, ears, on eye lids and inner joint areas. Mix your own creams or put in the bathwater for an overall moisturizing bath.

Axhilirit E Cream - full body cream ideal for face, hands and feet, leaves a protective layer on the skin against external contaminants. Addresses itchy skin fast.

Axhilirit E BALM - specifically developed for extremely dry and cracked skin, ideal for a longer release period and assistance with Psoriasis symptoms.

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Friday, 6 January 2017

Axhilirit© HO Skin Enhancing Ointment for Chapped Heels, Lips, Skin

Axhilirit© HO Ointment for Chapped Heels, Lips, Skin


AXHILIRIT© HO SKIN ENHANCING OINTMENT

For beautiful summer heels, burnt lips and other chapped areas on skin.

Apply 2-4 times per day. Clients have noted that with regular use of the Axhilirit© HO Ointment, chapped skin disappears and stays away.

Best treatment for chapped heels: soak feet in footbath for 15 min which contains 10 drops of Axhilirit© HO Oil. Scrub dead skin away with pumice stone before applying thin layer of Axhilirit© HO Ointment. Cover with socks while you sleep. Repeat as necessary, or apply Axhilirit© HO Ointment regularly for preventative care.

For preventative lip care, apply a thin layer of Axhilirit© HO Ointment (Original Lip Balm) to lips before exposure to sun, heat, or cold and windy conditions.


Tuesday, 27 December 2016

Blog: Eczema Cure in South Africa

Blog: Eczema Cure in South Africa


TRADITIONAL AXHILIRIT© E - Eczema Products that Work for Dry Skin, ECZEMA and Psoriasis symptoms.
Best products for contact dermatitis and other skin eczema.
Axhilirit© E Moisturizing products are suitable for all kinds of skin ECZEMA, show results within 4-6 days and have long lasting positive results as experienced by our clients since 2009.
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Tuesday, 20 December 2016

Axhilirit HO - Traditional Treatment for Burns and Keloids - Feedback and images


Axhilirit HO - Traditional Treatment for Burns and Keloids
- Traditional Natural Remedy Treats Burns and Keloids quickly


Axhilirit© HO Skin Enhancing Healing Oil has been traditionally used for broken skin, burns, acne, insect bites, stings and on other open blemishes and wounds.
Popular with Adventurists, cooks, chefs, braaimasters, Mommies across the globe, Axhilirit© has been used on every continent.
We currently have clients in 35 Countries.
Always keep a handy supply available in your travel-bag, the kitchen, at the braai, in the car, in your pocket when out on excursions as First Line Treatment for any broken, scraped or blistered skin.
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Feedback pictures received from a Burns client (as above), indicating the quick results Axhilirit HO Skin Enhancer achieves:
"Thank you!! I'm so grateful!!"
Loes Erdtsieck, SOURCE, Betty's Bay, South Africa, 11.12.2016


First Hand Feedback from a Burn Survivor regarding his experience with Axhilirit HO Skin Enhancer:

Below is a synopsis of my story… for your Blog.

On 4 September 2015 I was involved in a petrol fire in which I sustained 3rd degree burns to my left arm and hand, right lower arm and wrist, upper chest, left side of my neck and my entire left ear, 2nd degree to the rest of my neck, and 1st degree to my face, with small 3rd degree spots on my lips, nose and neck.

I spent 18 days in high care at Durbanville Mediclinic where I received fantastic care, which included a carpal tunnel release on the 4 September, and a skin graft from my left leg onto my left arm on 11 September. The reason for not grafting my right arm, chest and neck was that I lost too much blood during the first grafting session and I needed to recover first after receiving 5 units of blood post-op.  My grafts all took well and by the time I was able to undergo an additional grafting procedure, my outstanding burns had shown such remarkable recovery that is was decided to allow them to continue to heal naturally.

I have keloid skin in the family on my mother’s side. Soon after all the open wounds had closed up in October 2015, signs began to show that some keloids were growing. Western medicine only has 2 treatments: cortisone (with all of its associated complications and risks) and pressure garments. I wore pressure garments on my left arm and hand and right lower arm and wrist from December 2015. I was told about Axhilirit HO in January 2016, but was advised by my Occupational Therapist to not use anything other than aqueous cream. I should NOT have listened to her!

You will notice from the available pics that my keloids have grown substantially since March, particularly the ones on my neck, below my ear and on my cheek. These were much redder too. There is evidence that the pressure garments helped reduce the growth of keloids, as the thickness of the keloids that were covered by the pressure garments are much thinner and flatter than the areas where I could not wear them, like my shoulder, chest and neck. I could not leave the pressure garments off for more than 20 minutes a day without it feeling like the blood pressure in my arms and hand was going to burst through my scarred skin.

On 23 November 2016, the same colleague who told me about Axhilirit HO oil eleven months earlier, brought me a small amount to try. I was quite despondent after seeing so little improvement in the last 6 months that I decided to try it. My keloids had already grown anyway, my itching scars were driving me insane and I hated the necessary discomfort of the pressure garments. How much worse could it be?


I started using the Axhilirit HO oil on 23 November 2016. I experienced immediate relief from itching and improved elasticity, so I went out and bought some more.
Sunday 27 November 2016 was the last time I wore a pressure garment. I was able to leave all of them off without the usual blood pressure discomfort and pain referred to above. 

On 2 December 2016 I started using the Axhilirit HO ointment in conjunction with the Axhilirit HO oil, as this tends to keep the skin supple and moisturised for longer.

Today being 12 December, 19 days after starting to use the Axhilirit HO products, I am still enjoying daily improvements in the colour, texture, elasticity of all my burn scars and keloids. The nail bed on my thumb sealed up for the first time in 15 and a half months, just 3 days after starting to use Axhilirit HO oil. My hand’s dexterity is improving and the sensitivity of the scars is reducing. The swelling in all of the keloids, including the ones on my chest, neck, cheek and shoulder, is reducing and the colour is improving.

I have great anticipation for further healing at this pace and would recommend Axhilirit HO products to anyone who has similar issues.

Thank You

From: Mike Downey, 12 December 2016 1:29 PM


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Monday, 5 December 2016

INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS BILL (B6-2016) - Open Letter to Parliament, Selling Our Heritage to the highest bidder?


INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS BILL (B6-2016) - Open Letter to Parliament, Selling Our Heritage to the highest bidder?



For Attention: Ms. Shanaaz Isaacs

I hereby wish to notify you of my objection to the PROTECTION, PROMOTION, DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS BILL (B6-2016) in its present form.

During the drafting of this Bill, no participation that I know of was invited by the authors, and is clearly reflected in the wording and spirit of the Bill.

South Africa has more than 200,000 traditional healers of all races, tribes, modalities and social and financial standing that at present are the custodians of Indigenous Knowledge as described in this Bill. The uncertainty caused by the CAMs regulations promulgated in 2013 has already negatively impacted the industry, with these new proposals just adding to the situation.

At present the information is free to use for any person that has that knowledge, with many a lay person also having access to it and actively using it to improve their health or treat minor disease. These new proposed laws will take that freedom from the common man as well as the majority of practitioners, as, according to the wording of the Bill, only one legal entity will be able to claim ownership to such knowledge that may be in the public domain. So who will be the best to licence as owner of this knowledge? Will it be first come first served, or will it be the one willing to pay the highest price? What remedy will those have that have been using this free knowledge for generations, but now have to pay a licence fee for something they have used for generations?

As we do not know what the financial impact of the process may be, the potential exists that this process will be unaffordable, or the process might be inaccessible to those that stand to gain or lose by it, placing Government in the default position of ownership after 12 months.
It is this last fact that is of most concern as recent history has shown that severe malpractice may be possible in this knowledge being sold to the highest bidder, with the accompanying possibility of corruption. Taking this in conjunction with the drive of pharmaceutical companies in obtaining new compounds for drugs, and willing to commit techno piracy, this opens the field for immense corruption. As we all have seen in recent international civil and criminal courts, pharmaceutical companies put profits before people.

Africa and its people have suffered severe wrongs from being Colonized, and these laws will place our heritage in the position where it can also be Colonized for a huge fee, with the accompanying loss in use, or used at a price that supports Colonialism.

The South African Government has recently opened up a new facility that promotes Chinese Traditional Medicines under an International Agreement with China, which will result in the opening of several such centres across the country and a hospital in the Western Cape if my knowledge is correct. In my opinion this is the initiative that Africa and South Africa needs to follow. The Chinese actively encourage the development and expansion of their own traditional medicinal knowledge in a national sense, then actively support the export of the knowledge, products and facilities. An example of this is mentioned in the opening of the facilities in South Africa, as well as assisting their practitioners and products to be registered in Australia. The commercial value in trade of Chinese medicines in 2012 was estimated to be $83 Billion, and 2015 it reached $90 Billion. These numbers are based on the export of 600 base plants and 240,000 tons of exports.

The Potential of South African Herbal Medicines as Export Product
South Africa alone has over 30,000 flowering plant species of which many are used for medicinal purposes. Eight plant species have shown potential to treat high blood pressure. In our fresh water eco systems alone, 230 traditional medicinal plants have been listed. It is estimated that the population of South Africa uses 700,000 tons of herbal products.

If these resources can be explored in a sustainable way, and the people of South Africa are encouraged to participate in a constructive manner, the potential exists for the export value of our own Traditional Knowledge in medicines to exceed that of Chinese medicine, instead of selling the rights to foreigners or companies. In this manner all South African can benefit.

The knowledge of using natural sources and plants for medicinal purposes has been around as long as man has been walking the earth, and should not be subjected to ownership by anyone, or be patentable by anyone. This information should stay open source as this was given to us by nature and our Creator to use, and no government, corporation or legal entity should have the power to own it.

Kind regards

Ronald Gibson
05.12.2016




Tuesday, 29 November 2016

INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS BILL (B6-2016) - Comments open until 15 December 2016

INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS BILL (B6-2016)


Ronald Gibson: So for those in the Natural Health trade that has that secret recipe or formula that you use in creating your products, or just use what is seen as general knowledge and good sense taken from indigenous and international natural health practices, now is the time to make your voice heard. If you are complacent and do not think this will come to pass or affect you, think again. Remember the ignored warnings regarding the declaring of CAMs products and modalities as medicines that fell on deaf ears, or elicited responses of conspiracy theory or plain denial that it will ever happen, with those same deniers now still sitting, waiting for others to fix the dilemma that could have been prevented? Now is the time to stand up and be counted.

Traditional & Natural Health Alliance
LEGISLATIVE NOTICE - The Portfolio Committee on Science and Technology invites you to submit written comments on the Protection, Promotion, Development and Management of Indigenous Knowledge Systems Bill [B6-2016]
The Bill seeks to:
 provide for the protection, promotion, development and management of indigenous knowledge systems;
 provide for the establishment and functions of the National Indigenous Knowledge Systems Office;
 provide for the management of rights of indigenous knowledge holders; to provide for the establishment and functions of the Advisory Panel on indigenous knowledge systems;
 provide for access and conditions of access to knowledge of indigenous and local communities;
 provide for the registration, accreditation and certification of indigenous knowledge practitioners;
 provide for the facilitation and coordination of indigenous knowledge systems-based innovation;
Comments can be emailed to Ms. Shanaaz Isaacs at shisaacs@parliament.gov.za by no later than Thursday, 15 December 2016.
Enquiries can be directed to Ms. Shanaaz Isaacs on tel (021) 403 3763 or cell 083 709 8536
Issued by Ms L Maseko, MP, Acting Chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Science nd Technology.



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