AngelHealing

Yes you are right it’s not my business
It’s not my business if there is parasites in raw meats and sushi , in berries and broccoli 🥦😎it’s not my business if the parasites cleansing is very hard protocol.
Aslan not my business if parasites can grow in liver , brain , lung , colon and tissues 😎

Wallahi it’s not my business you are right

Tattoo it’s a art and tattoo artists are really talented
But tattoos inks are complex
mixtures composed of pigments (colorants) and a
THOSE
carrier liquid that suspends the pigment particles. While traditionally derived from
natural materials, most modern inks are made from synthetic organic compounds or heavy metals, with ingredients that can vary significantly between brands, often resulting in 90% of inks containing unlisted additives.
Specific Color Ingredients
• Black: Carbon, iron oxides, or magnetite.
• Red: Azo dyes, mercury sulfide (historical), or cadmium.
• Yellow: Cadmium sulfide, lead chromate, or azo dyes.
• Green: Chromium oxide, lead, or copper.
• Blue: Cobalt, copper, or sodium.
• White: Titanium dioxide, lead, or zinc oxide.
Safety and Contamination
• Heavy Metals: Inks can contain trace amounts of lead, cadmium, mercury, antimony, and beryllium.
• Hidden Additives: Recent studies indicate up to 90% of US tattoo inks contain unlisted ingredients, including polyethylene glycol (PEG), propylene glycol, and preservatives like benzisothiazolinone.
• Allergic Reactions: Red pigments are the most common cause of hypersensitivity, while yellow pigments can cause photo-aggravated reactions when exposed to sunlight.
• Contaminants: Some black inks have been found to contain polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), specifically benzo[alpyrene, which are classified as carcinogens.

Tattoo inks are complex
mixtures composed of pigments (colorants) and a
THOSE
carrier liquid that suspends the pigment particles. While traditionally derived from
natural materials, most modern inks are made from synthetic organic compounds or heavy metals, with ingredients that can vary significantly between brands, often resulting in 90% of inks containing unlisted additives.
Specific Color Ingredients
• Black: Carbon, iron oxides, or magnetite.
• Red: Azo dyes, mercury sulfide (historical), or cadmium.
• Yellow: Cadmium sulfide, lead chromate, or azo dyes.
• Green: Chromium oxide, lead, or copper.
• Blue: Cobalt, copper, or sodium.
• White: Titanium dioxide, lead, or zinc oxide.
Safety and Contamination
• Heavy Metals: Inks can contain trace amounts of lead, cadmium, mercury, antimony, and beryllium.
• Hidden Additives: Recent studies indicate up to 90% of US tattoo inks contain unlisted ingredients, including polyethylene glycol (PEG), propylene glycol, and preservatives like benzisothiazolinone.
• Allergic Reactions: Red pigments are the most common cause of hypersensitivity, while yellow pigments can cause photo-aggravated reactions when exposed to sunlight.
• Contaminants: Some black inks have been found to contain polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), specifically benzo[alpyrene, which are classified as carcinogens.

I know now many people will start attacking and say your makeup and nail polish also chemicals , yes it’s true
But as we can we choose the highest quality with low heavy metals but the tattoo color directly injected to our skin and can enter our blood stream after 10 minutes that’s why black tattoos is more dangerous and we have to always keep doing heavy metals cleaning or at least choose the colorful tattoos 🤭

Small Feng Shui tip: Lucky bamboo is often placed in the east or southeast area of a home or workspace to activate the energies of health and prosperity. 🌿✨
When bringing Lucky Bamboo into a home, a few subtle details can make a big difference. Think of it like tuning a musical instrument. When placed and cared for properly, the plant quietly “plays” harmony in the space. 🌿✨

1. Placement Matters

In the philosophy of Feng Shui, placement influences the type of energy the bamboo supports.
• East area of the home → associated with health and family harmony.
• Southeast area → connected to wealth and prosperity.

Avoid placing it in bathrooms or dark corners where energy feels stagnant.

2. Use Clean Water

Lucky bamboo is often grown in water. The water should be clean and changed every 7–10 days. If possible, use filtered or distilled water, because chlorine in tap water can damage the plant over time. 💧

3. Light but Not Direct Sun

Lucky bamboo prefers bright indirect light. Direct sunlight can scorch the leaves and turn them yellow. A calm window area with soft light works beautifully.

4. Container Elements

In Feng Shui tradition, the arrangement often includes the five elements:
• Wood → the bamboo itself
• Water → the water it grows in
• Earth → stones or pebbles
• Metal → the container or coins
• Fire → sometimes represented by a red ribbon

This balance is believed to support harmony in the home.

5. Keep the Plant Healthy

A dying or yellow bamboo can symbolically represent blocked or weak energy. If a stalk turns yellow, it’s usually best to remove it so the rest of the arrangement stays vibrant. 🌱

A small symbolic tip

Many people tie a red ribbon around the bamboo because red represents protection and good fortune in cultures like China.

Hujama (wet cupping ) can be done from full moon to new moon except Fridays and people with low immune systems or cold body type water body type elderly above 70 should not go for wet cupping
And fire cupping is amazing for cold body type elderly low immune system pain relief 😮‍💨 and balancing the chakras but people with fire body type and wind 💨 body type should not do fire cupping weekly.it can cause more fire energy in body
That’s why fire cupping is amazing for loosing weight and increasing metabolism