
Hives, in Aajonus's framework, are not a disease, an allergic malfunction, or an immune system error. They are a visible, measurable, physical event: **the body forcibly expelling caustic industrial toxins through the skin**. When toxins are so concentrated, so acidic, and so damaging that the lymphatic system cannot handle the load through quieter routes, the body routes them directly outward through the skin cells. The hive, the welt, the raised eruption, the blister, the burning, itching mass of tissue, is the outward manifestation of that expulsion process in action.
Aajonus's Definition
Hives, in Aajonus's framework, are not a disease, an allergic malfunction, or an immune system error. They are a visible, measurable, physical event: the body forcibly expelling caustic industrial toxins through the skin. When toxins are so concentrated, so acidic, and so damaging that the lymphatic system cannot handle the load through quieter routes, the body routes them directly outward through the skin cells. The hive, the welt, the raised eruption, the blister, the burning, itching mass of tissue, is the outward manifestation of that expulsion process in action.
He describes it with clinical precision: "When you get a rash, inflammation, swelling in your skin like a hive, you have toxins that are so caustic, they have damaged the cells that are irritating the cell walls." This is the defining mechanism. The toxin is not merely passing through, it is actively damaging the cells it contacts as it moves outward. The cell walls are being irritated, burned, and in severe cases, destroyed, which is why the tissue can scab over even without scratching.
He also describes hives as part of a category of skin disorders that includes rash, acne, blisters, and eruptions of all kinds, "there's a toxin passing through the skin now", but hives specifically involve a degree of swelling and raised tissue that indicates the toxins are particularly caustic and the volume of discharge is high.
Hives can also involve mold, yeast, and bacterial components. He specifically states: "A lot of times when the hives come out of the body it has to do with a mold or a mixture of molds and bacteria." He has seen compounds including penicillin, mercury (thimerosal), AZT, toxic sugar compounds, and crystallized pharmaceutical byproducts emerge in the scabs that form from severe hive episodes.
In his own experience with massive hives from a fermented maca/milk/honey drink, the laboratory analysis of the scrapings in Hanoi revealed: penicillin, thimerosal mercury (from vaccines and medical injections, not food), AZT (the drug given for HIV treatment), old toxic sugar compounds, and a range of other compounds entirely unrelated to anything he had consumed in the previous 30 years. This is critical to his framework: the hive is not necessarily a reaction to something recent, it can be the body discharging poisons stored for decades.
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Root Cause
Aajonus identifies multiple overlapping root causes for hives and itchy skin, all of which share a common thread: the body is attempting to discharge industrial chemicals, pharmaceutical byproducts, heavy metals, or other caustic substances through the skin when the internal elimination systems are overloaded or insufficient.
Primary Root Cause: Industrial Chemical Toxicity
He states unambiguously: "All skin disorders are caused by industrial chemicals." This encompasses everything, drugs, vaccines, preservatives, pesticides, environmental chemicals, pharmaceutical residues, all stored in body tissue and now being mobilized for elimination. He explains the normal route: "Ninety percent of toxins are supposed to leave through the skin, ten percent through the mucous membranes and intestines. We should expect skin disorders such as rashes, acne and hives."
The skin is not malfunctioning when hives appear. It is doing exactly what it is supposed to do. The problem is the quantity and caustic nature of the substances being expelled.
Secondary Root Cause: Inadequate Fat to Buffer the Toxins
When toxins pass through the skin, raw fat, particularly raw butter, acts as a buffer, absorbing the toxin into itself and preventing it from destroying the skin cells it contacts. Without sufficient fat in the skin and bloodstream, the toxin passes through "naked" and burns the tissue it encounters. He explains: "Keeping the skin protected so it's not damaged as much when those poisons leave is part of the object of preserving your health." And: "The best way to harness the toxins and mitigate skin disorders, preventing them from causing ulcers, such as psoriasis, is to consume lots of animal fat, especially no-salt butter."
He ran a direct animal experiment to confirm this: He fed one group of dogs and cats frozen meat (which he identifies as industrially processed due to machine freezing creating chemical byproducts) and another group unfrozen raw meat. The frozen-meat group developed severe skin disorders within six weeks, mange, bleeding, peeling, huge psoriasis-like sores, constant scratching day and night. He then split the sick group in two: one received unfrozen raw butter, the other frozen butter. "All of the ones that got the unfrozen butter healed five times faster than those that got the frozen butter." This established for him that raw butter can correct any skin disorder.
Tertiary Root Cause: Dehydration and Skin Dryness from Excess Adrenaline
He explains that excess adrenaline, often produced during intense detoxification, causes the skin to dehydrate. The dehydrated skin is more susceptible to being damaged by toxins passing through it. He states: "The warmth of the bath increases circulation and hydrates the skin which is usually dehydrated from excess adrenaline or drugs, pesticides and preservatives."
Additional Cause: Butter Deficiency and Use of Pressed Oils
In the context of itching on the head, neck, and eyelids (with swelling), he identifies the cause as: "butter deficient and using too much pressed oils that dry the skin rather than lubricate it." This suggests that pressed oils (as opposed to raw fats like butter and coconut cream) can actually worsen itchy skin conditions by creating relative fat deficiency at the skin level.
Specific Trigger: High Sugar Fermentation / Detoxification Reaction
In his own case, consuming three cups of highly fermented maca root, milk, and honey in a single day triggered massive hives across his torso, buttocks, thighs, and chest. He explains: "That's what fermentation does. Fermentation is mainly, first, predigests that food. It's a digestion of that food, but causes massive amount of alcohols that's going to cause a detoxification in your body. That's good, but it's for a specific reason. And if you break out with hives, you better be ready to deal with it." The maca root specifically, "very concentrated in sugars. It's a root. Like carrots", combined with the alcohol from fermentation created an intense detoxification cascade that expressed as hives. The old stored compounds (penicillin, mercury, AZT, etc.) were being mobilized by the fermentation-induced detoxification.
Additional Cause: Mold and Bacteria Combinations
"Especially if you're dealing with antibiotics they live in the joints when they come out they come out the nails they come out the joints the hives a lot of times when the hives come out of the body it has to do with a mold or a mixture of molds and bacteria." Mold and yeast are fungus. He characterizes all fungus as beneficial even when uncomfortable: "Fungus are good for you even though it's not comfortable and doesn't look good and it stinks. All good."
Cause Related to Drug Toxicity and Heart Medications:
Regarding a woman whose husband was on heart medications: "With heart-related drugs, there are trace amounts of nitroglycerin that can cause dryness and itching to the consumer and those near him; or nuclear substances in medication, diagnosis or treatment that do the same." He confirmed that the itching was being transmitted from the medicated husband to his wife through physical proximity, and that sleeping 1-2 feet apart reduced her itching. "Ninety percent of toxins are supposed to leave through the skin, so when taking medication of any kind, rashes should be expected. If you do not have rashes, the toxins are stored in the body and are likely advancing disease."
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Why This Happens
Hives and itchy skin sit squarely in the Detoxification of Aajonus's framework, with important connections to Terrain Theory, Cooked Food / Industrial Toxins, and Raw Food as Remedy.
- Terrain Theory: The skin is an elimination organ. Ninety percent of the body's toxin load exits through the skin. When the terrain is overloaded with industrial chemicals, it prioritizes skin elimination. Hives are a sign of a heavily contaminated terrain mobilizing stored toxins.
- Detoxification: Hives are a detoxification event, not a disease. They represent the body successfully moving stored poisons outward. The discomfort is the price of elimination. Aajonus consistently frames severe hive episodes as positive signs that old pharmaceutical residues (some stored for decades) are finally being expelled.
- Cooked Food / Industrial Toxins: The compounds he found in hive scrapings, penicillin, thimerosal mercury, AZT, came from injections, vaccines, and pharmaceutical drugs received years or decades earlier. Frozen food is also identified as a cause because machine freezing creates industrial chemical byproducts.
- Raw Food as Remedy: Raw fats (butter, coconut cream, dairy cream) are the primary protective and healing agents. Raw tomato and cucumber are the primary topical soothing agents. Raw apple cider vinegar in baths is a supporting remedy.
- Sovereignty: His own case studies, locking himself in a Hanoi hotel room for three days, refusing to scratch, analyzing the scabs in a laboratory, represent his philosophy of observing, learning from, and working with the body's detoxification processes rather than suppressing them.
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Symptoms Reframed
The Hive Itself (Raised Welt)
In conventional medicine, a raised welt is interpreted as histamine response, allergic reaction, immune overactivation. Aajonus reframes it as: the physical swelling caused by a concentrated pocket of caustic toxin that has damaged the surrounding cells. "You have toxins that are so caustic, they have damaged the cells that are irritating the cell walls."
He has experienced hives "as big as my hand and as high as the hand off the skin", half an inch high, covering his buttocks, stomach, thighs, lower back, kidneys, intestinal area, chest, and armpits. These he understood as the visible size and concentration of stored toxin deposits at specific injection sites where he had received many injections years before.
The Itching
The burning, maddening itch is the caustic toxin irritating the nerve endings in the skin as it passes through the cell walls. He describes it as so intense that "I wanted to rip my skin off," "drove me nuts," and "burning and itching at the same time." He refused to scratch despite the intensity, because scratching would introduce his own nails into the eruption and create scar tissue, distorting the very compounds he wanted to analyze.
He also notes: "Itching indicates that all of the fats in the area and in the cells are not enough." This applies both to hives and to burn healing, itching is a fat deficiency signal. The remedy in that context is to increase fat application.
Scabbing Without Scratching
One of his most significant observations: in severe hive cases, if you do not scratch, the hive will still scab over. "Within two to three days, they were scabbing. That wasn't scratching. That was scabbing." He interprets this as evidence of the extreme toxicity of what was emerging, the toxin itself was destroying enough surface tissue to produce scabs even without mechanical trauma from scratching.
The Burning and Acrid Sensation
He could feel the acridness of the compounds coming through his skin during his Hanoi episode. "I was not going to scratch them because I could feel how acrid they were." This sensory perception of caustic quality confirmed for him that what was emerging was indeed highly toxic industrial chemistry, not a benign or minor discharge.
"Allergy" Reframed
He explicitly addresses the case of a woman (Owanza) who was "allergic to everything", including water, and broke out in "hives that itch so intensely that I feel like I want to tear off my skin." He reframes this: "I see two problems. You do not form enough healthy resilient mucus. And you are not lubricating and protecting your cells. There are two basic reasons for that. Either you do not eat enough fat and proteins, and/or you are not digesting, assimilating and utilizing fat and proteins properly. Eating raw protein and raw fatty foods will relieve the hives in time. Probably within two hours."
What appears to be an allergic reaction to all foods is actually the body reacting to its own toxic load, with insufficient fat to buffer the damage, so every introduction of food, which triggers metabolic activity and potentially more toxin mobilization, produces a hive response.
Hives from Medication Exposure (Transmitted)
A wife experiencing itching from proximity to her medicated husband is not having a psychosomatic response or a coincidence, she is reacting to trace nitroglycerin and potentially nuclear substances from his medications outgassing from his skin and being absorbed through hers. "Ninety percent of toxins are supposed to leave through the skin." When a heavily medicated person discharges these compounds, those in close proximity absorb them through their own skin.
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Food Protocol
Primary Internal Remedy: Raw Fat
The foundational internal remedy is eating plenty of raw fat to gradually lubricate the skin and buffer toxins as they exit. "Eating plenty of raw fat gradually lubricates the skin." The primary fat sources recommended are: - Raw unsalted butter - Unheated-above-96°F fermented coconut oil - Stone-pressed olive oil - Raw coconut cream - Raw dairy cream
He specifies the Moisturizing/Lubrication Formula as the internal formula for protecting the skin from toxins as they pass through. "Consuming more raw no-salt butter in the form of a Moisturizing/Lubrication Formula will help protect the skin from toxins as they pass through the skin."
For Itchy Skin from Excess Adrenaline / Hyperactivity:
The Nut Formula "usually resolves itchy skin caused by excess adrenaline." This is specifically for cases where overactive adrenal glands are producing excess hormonal byproducts that create volatile toxin loads in the skin.
A less healthy alternative that still works: 1-2 pieces of toast with a jam (blended from 4 ounces raw fresh fruit + 2 tablespoons unheated honey + 2-4 nonsteamed dates) and a fat (½-1 avocado, or 4-8 tablespoons unsalted raw butter, or 4-6 tablespoons coconut cream). This combination binds neurological poisons with starch and fat.
Owanza's Case (Allergic to Everything Including Water):
When a patient was allergic to every food, had been eating only freshly squeezed grapefruit juice for 30 days and had become allergic even to that and to water, Aajonus gave her: raw coconut, avocado, cheese, and nuts. She was certain she would break out in terrible hives from these foods. He insisted she try. "Eating raw protein and raw fatty foods will relieve the hives in time. Probably within two hours." The result was that she ate them without hives, because the raw fat and protein finally gave her body what it needed to buffer the toxic load and protect cell walls.
For Itching Related to Yeast/Candida Detoxification:
"Take three and a half ounces of cream, juice ginger to get one tablespoon. So it's one tablespoon to three and a half ounces of raw cream. Blend that for about ten seconds and put it on your skin." This is the topical application. Internally, consuming foods that support detoxification of yeast byproducts. "Honey helps detoxify the yeasts that are candida. Get rid of them. So as they pass through, you have the itchy and the flaky and the dryness resulting from it."
Tomato and Cucumber, Internal:
He also recommends taking tomato and cucumber slices internally every hour during severe hive episodes. During his flight to Hanoi, he "had to take tomato and cucumber slices every hour to keep from ripping my skin off." The frequency of internal consumption mirrors the topical application schedule.
Sugars Used to Bind Toxins:
In one episode where he had many injection sites producing hives, he notes: "I had to use lots of sugars to bind them that time." This is consistent with his framework that unheated honey and other raw sugars help bind and neutralize industrial toxins.
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Aajonus developed a specific rotation and layering protocol for topical application during severe hive episodes based on his own extended experience.
Step 1: Cold Tomato Slices
"I would take refrigerated tomato. Just kind of gently rub that for about 10-15 minutes." The tomato must be refrigerated (cold), not room temperature. He uses whole slices pressed against the skin and gently rubbed. The cold temperature helps cool the burning/itching while the tomato's compounds neutralize the toxin at the skin surface. "The tomato, whole slices work better" than crushed or juiced tomato for direct skin contact.
He applies these to the affected areas for 10-15 minutes per application. "These hives are all over my butt and all over my stomach, all over this area right here."
Step 2: Cold Cucumber Slices
After the tomato application, he rotates to "sections of cucumber." The cucumber must also be cold (from refrigerator or ice pack). "So I just rotated these three things." The cucumber does not dry to a scaly film the way aloe vera does, which is an advantage. "The cucumber doesn't dry like that, nor does the tomato. It doesn't dry to a scaly type film, like aloe vera does."
Step 3: Coconut Oil (or Butter), Applied After Cooling
After the tomato and cucumber have cooled and neutralized the itching, he applies coconut oil or butter. In one episode: "I had some coconut oil. Natural coconut oil. Put that on it. That would work for about an hour and a half." Then he would go back to refrigerated tomato, then cucumber, and rotate.
He specifically cautions: only apply butter/coconut cream after the itching has been neutralized by the tomato and cucumber. If you apply butter directly to hives that are still hot and actively burning, and there is more itching and more hiving as a result, "it's not perspiring in that area, and the fats will block it." In that case, the fat will block the elimination of the toxin through that skin area, worsening the condition. He explains: "Put it on those areas where you've got rash, unless there's more itching. If you put butter on it, and there's more itching and more hives, you have to release it."
The sequence matters: tomato/cucumber first to cool and neutralize, then fat (butter/coconut oil) to protect the now-calmed skin.
Step 4: Aloe Vera (Optional, Lower Priority)
"Aloe vera doesn't work very well in that kind of situation, but it's pretty good. Not as good as tomato and cucumber will. If you use the cucumber and tomato first, and then use the aloe vera, that's better." However, "the aloe vera dries, the harder", meaning it dries to a harder film that the tomato and cucumber do not. So aloe vera, if used at all, should come after the tomato/cucumber application, not before.
Rotation Timing:
During his worst episodes: "One hour I would rub the whole tomato slices on, the next hour it would be the cold cucumber, and then it would be the butter. And then every hour I'd have to alternate all three of those. And that was for two days."
During the 12-hour flight plus Taiwan transfer: "Every hour I'm in the bathroom rubbing these big, huge welts." He carried tomatoes and cucumbers on ice in a jar with an ice pack. He went to the airplane toilet every hour for the entire flight.
The Primal Facial Body Care Cream:
He also recommends this cream as a topical for any itchy area: "You put that anywhere on your skin, anywhere on your body, itching goes away in five minutes and you don't have to reapply it until you take a bath or a shower. Or subject that area to fluids to dry it up again." For the Hanoi hive episodes, he also had his "primal facial body care cream out of the recipe book to put on to help soothe it."
For a specific case involving suspected fungal detoxification with poor circulation: "Apply the Primal Facial Body Care Cream after washing. For your condition, I suggest that you add 5 times the ginger and 3 times the lime that is specified in the recipe."
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The bath is the most powerful and sustained relief measure. He uses it in combination with topical applications during severe episodes and describes it as central to managing extended hive crises.
Basic Topical Remedy Blend for Bath:
Blend until warm to the touch: - ¼ cup good mineral water - 1 small tomato OR ¼ cup melon - 1 tablespoon unsalted raw butter OR unheated-above-96°F fermented coconut oil OR 1 tablespoon stone-pressed olive oil
The blending until warm to the touch is important, it homogenizes the oils properly. Pour this mixture into a hot bath no hotter than the body is comfortable in. Soak for 15-30 minutes. "Usually brings immediate relief."
Hives-Specific Bath Formula:
For hives specifically, the above blend is augmented: - Take the tomato or melon blended with butter/coconut/olive oil (as above) - Add ½ cup sun-dried clay OR corn starch - Pour into a not-too-hot bath - Soak for 20 minutes
"That will draw the toxicity from the skin as well as soothe it."
Vinegar Bath Variation:
"Some people would be relieved of itchy skin simply by pouring 1/3 cup raw unpasteurized apple cider vinegar into a hot bath and soaking for 15-30 minutes." To lubricate the skin in this bath, add 3-4 tablespoons of raw coconut cream to the bath water.
In his own Hanoi protocol he used coconut vinegar (all raw) poured into the bath, plus lots of crushed tomatoes in the bath. He sat in that bath for three hours. "It was heaven. No hives."
Cold Bath Variation:
He also used a cold bath with vinegar and smashed tomatoes: "In a cold bath with vinegar and the tomatoes squished in it. Cold bath, cools down, because I refused to scratch it." The cold bath cools down the burning sensation and the acrid heat of the eruption while the tomato and vinegar neutralize the toxin at the skin surface.
Duration and Repetition of Baths During Extended Episodes:
"I needed to perspire them out. So then I'd get back into a hot tub again with that mixture in there. And stay in there for an hour or two. And they'd be gone again for maybe six to eight, ten hours. And then after about three days, they'd stop."
The pattern he observed: - Hot bath with tomato and vinegar: 1-3 hours → hives go quiet - Relief period: 6-10 hours - Hives return with itching - Return to hot bath for 1-2 hours - Repeat for approximately 3 days until the acute phase ends
Hot Bath Mechanism:
"The warmth of the bath increases circulation and hydrates the skin which is usually dehydrated from excess adrenaline or drugs, pesticides and preservatives." Hot baths also help remove toxins through perspiration. He notes: "Hot baths help remove toxins through the skin" in the context of the medicated husband case, referring to this as the primary mechanism.
Important Caution, Do Not Put Honey in Hive Bath:
He explicitly advises against adding honey to the bath during hive episodes: "I wouldn't want honey for that. It would help open up the cells. And I wouldn't want them open to draw in some toxins. I want to sweat it all out, the bathtub, so I'd never put honey in there."
Important Caution, Clay Must Stay Moist:
When using clay on the skin or in baths for hive-related conditions: "Clay must be kept moist on the skin or it will draw fats as well as toxins from skin cells and compromise their integrity, creating lesions and often ulcers in the cells' epidermis." Clay in the bath context (½ cup sun-dried clay) is in water and therefore stays moist. But if applying clay topically and allowing it to dry on skin, this causes damage.
However, he also notes that one person found that applying Terramin clay topically reduced what appeared to be psoriasis or hives by 80% each time. He does not resolve the contradiction between this person's successful use and his caution about clay drying. He simply provides both pieces of information: the caution about drying, and the instruction to keep clay moist if used.
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What to Avoid
- iDo Not Scratch:
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This is his most emphatic instruction during hive episodes. He states it repeatedly across multiple accounts: "I refused to scratch them," "I said I couldn't scratch them because that would be all scar tissue," "I wanted to see what comes to the skin if I didn't scratch it," "I kept controlling them where I wouldn't scratch them."
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The reasoning has two components: 1. Scratching with nails introduces additional foreign material (bacteria under nails, etc.) into the eruption 2. Scratching destroys the surface structure of what's coming out, producing scar tissue rather than allowing the eruption to complete its natural cycle of discharge and scabbing
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He wanted to preserve the scabs intact for laboratory analysis, and he found the compounds he did find precisely because he didn't disturb the scabs.
- vDo Not Apply Butter or Coconut Cream if It Causes More Burning/Itching:
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"If you put butter on it, and there's more itching and more hives, you have to release it. It's not perspiring in that area, and the fats will block it." If the skin is still actively trying to expel the toxin and has not cooled down enough, fat application blocks the pore and prevents elimination. In this case, tomato and cucumber must be used first to cool and neutralize before fat is applied.
- viiAvoid Sulfur Drugs and Allergy Medications (Sulfur-Based Inhalers):
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"Especially people who've taken a lot of sulfur drugs or allergy medications, which are inhalers based on sulfur", these people are specifically identified as those who cannot put butter or coconut cream on their hives because "it causes more burning and more heat." The sulfur compounds being expelled interact badly with applied fats during the acute expulsion phase.
- ixAvoid Heated Honey in the Bath:
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Do not add honey to the bathwater during hive treatment. "It would help open up the cells. And I wouldn't want them open to draw in some toxins."
- xiDo Not Let Clay Dry on Skin:
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Clay must be kept moist or it will extract fats from skin cells along with toxins, damaging the skin cells themselves and potentially creating ulcers.
- xiiiAvoid Frozen Meat:
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"I have seen skin disorders caused by raw meat, when frozen. Freezing in a machine is an industrial process that causes many chemical byproducts. Do not eat meats that have been frozen." Frozen meat can trigger or worsen skin disorders including hives because the industrial chemical byproducts from machine freezing become caustic agents that exit through the skin.
- xvAvoid Pressed Oils as the Primary Skin Lubricant:
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For itching conditions, "using too much pressed oils that dry the skin rather than lubricate it" is identified as a cause of butter deficiency and worsening itching. The solution is to consume and apply raw butter specifically.
- xviiAvoid Fermented High-Sugar Foods in Large Quantities Without Preparation:
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Drinking three cups of highly fermented maca/milk/honey in a single day produced "hives you would not believe" and a three-day hotel room ordeal. He calls this "dumb, dumb, dumb" and "stupid." The lesson: fermented high-sugar substances can trigger intense detoxification cascades expressed as massive hives, and you should not consume large quantities unless you are prepared to deal with an extended hive episode.
- xixDo Not Use Aloe Vera Alone (Without First Using Tomato/Cucumber):
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Aloe vera is not as effective as tomato and cucumber for hives, and it dries to a harder film. If used, it should only come after tomato and cucumber have already been applied. Using it alone as the first application is "not as good."
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Recovery Timeline
Acute Hourly Phase (First 1-3 Days of Severe Eruption):
During the peak of a severe hive episode (such as his Hanoi experience), the body is in continuous active expulsion. Relief from topical application or bath lasts only about 1 hour before the itching becomes "insane" again. Every hour requires a return to the topical rotation: cold tomato (10-15 minutes), cold cucumber, then coconut oil, repeating continuously. Bath relief lasts 1-3 hours in the tub; after emerging, relief continues for 6-10 hours before hives return.
This phase requires essentially constant management. He describes being unable to leave the hotel room for three to five days.
Transition to Scabbing (Days 3-5):
By the third day of a severe episode (without scratching), hives begin to scab over. "By the fifth day they started scabbing. Literally scabbing." This is a sign that the acute phase of expulsion is completing. The scabs contain the concentrated toxic compounds that were discharged.
He notes this timeline across multiple accounts: "After about three days, they'd stop" (referring to the cycle of bath → relief → return), and "the fifth day finally I could bear it. I could go without scratching myself."
Post-Acute Phase (Days 5-7):
Once scabbing begins, the acute itching and burning diminish. By approximately seven days from the original trigger, the episode is substantially resolved. "Within about seven days of taking that I saw a little noodle come floating in the toilet", this was how he knew the tapeworm he intended to cultivate had arrived, and coincidentally marked the end of the hive crisis.
Return of Hives During Extended Detox Programs:
In cases involving long-term stored toxins (from pesticides, vaccines, pharmaceutical drugs, etc.), hive episodes are not necessarily one-time events. They recur as the body continues mobilizing stored compounds layer by layer. He describes areas of his body that had received many injections years earlier producing "huge welts, hives" during a detoxification episode, the hives specifically concentrated at old injection sites.
Very Long Term, Toxins Stored for Decades:
The compounds he found in his own hive scrapings had "nothing to do with anything that I had consumed for almost 30 years." Penicillin from childhood, thimerosal mercury from vaccines, AZT from treatments, these can be stored in body tissue for 20, 30 years and only emerge when the body has sufficient raw material (fat, enzymes, energy) to mobilize them for elimination. This means a person on the Primal Diet might have hive episodes years into their healing process that represent the discharge of toxins accumulated much earlier in life.
The Woman Allergic to Everything (Owanza's Case):
He states: "Eating raw protein and raw fatty foods will relieve the hives in time. Probably within two hours." This is specifically for the case of widespread food-triggered hive responses where the root cause is fat and protein deficiency combined with accumulated toxic load. With regular raw fat and protein consumption, the hiving from food exposure resolves as the body becomes adequately protected and nourished.
General Timeline for Skin Disorders:
"Most felt much better within 3 months on the balanced Primal Diet." For severe or long-standing conditions associated with accumulated industrial chemicals, full resolution can take "2½ years" of adherence to the balanced Primal Diet.
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Questions Aajonus Answered
- Q: What should I do about bug bites that are getting bigger and new ones are appearing on my back and side?
A (Aajonus): "Those are not bites. That is a caustic industrial-chemical detoxification through the skin. At close inspection, insect bites look nothing like that. I suggest that you follow the remedy instructions in my book WWTL for hives (pages 145 & 146 and 281 & 282).", [He reframes apparent bug bites as hive-type industrial chemical detoxification based on appearance.]
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Q (Re: Itching on head, neck, and eyelids with swollen red patches on eyelids): What is this and how do I get rid of it?
- A (Aajonus): "Sounds as if you are butter deficient and using too much pressed oils that dry the skin rather than lubricate it.", [For this category of itching, no major hiving, but localized itching with redness and swelling, he identifies butter deficiency as the cause and pressed oils as the contributing factor.]
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- Q: My husband had a heart attack in 2009 and is on medications. When I am physically close to him I have trouble with itching. When I sleep apart from him my itching goes away. Now he is having a large itchy rash on one leg. What would you recommend?
A (Aajonus): "Many beds contain products that outgas when they are new and when they begin to break down (decay), especially plastics. However, with heart-related drugs, there are trace amounts of nitroglycerin that can cause dryness and itching to the consumer and those near him; or nuclear substances in medication, diagnosis or treatment that do the same. Ninety percent of toxins are supposed to leave through the skin, so when taking medication of any kind, rashes should be expected. If you do not have rashes, the toxins are stored in the body and are likely advancing disease. Consuming more raw no-salt butter in the form of a Moisturizing/Lubrication Formula will help protect the skin from toxins as they pass through the skin. Hot baths help remove toxins through the skin.", [Both the medicated husband's rash and the wife's proximity-triggered itching are addressed with the same primary remedy: raw butter via the Moisturizing/Lubrication Formula and hot baths.]
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Q (Re: Psoriasis or hives, unclear which): I have been applying Terramin clay topically and it reduces the condition by 80% every time. How can clay be used successfully without letting it dry?
- A (Aajonus): [Regarding the clay drying concern:] "An isolated mineral used on the skin can be very damaging. Even the use of Terramin clay, if allowed to dry on the skin, is damaging. Clay must be kept moist on the skin or it will draw fats as well as toxins from skin cells and compromise their integrity, creating lesions and often ulcers in the cells' epidermis." [He acknowledges the 80% relief the person is experiencing without resolving how to keep the clay moist; he presents both the caution and the person's successful use without a specific modified protocol in this exchange.], [The implication from his bath protocol elsewhere is that clay in water, i.e., in the bath, remains moist, but dry clay application directly to skin is the problematic form.]
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- Q (Seminar attendee): So the hives were because of the maca root? And that gave you hives?
A (Aajonus): "The maca root and the everything fermented high sugar reaction. Maca is very concentrated in sugars. It's a root. Like carrots. So you did that to induce the tapeworm? Yes, I wanted to create a tapeworm... Well, the detoxification process. The sugar was coming out. Right. But then after that you still had the tapeworm... Three days after that I finally had the tapeworm.", [The hives were not the point, they were the expected cost of a high-dose fermented sugar detoxification experiment. The tapeworm was the intended goal and arrived as the hives resolved.]
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Q: My burn is extremely itchy right now and I want to scratch it, but it is still very tender. I am assuming the itchiness is a good thing?
- A (Aajonus): "Itching indicates that fats in the area and in cells are not enough. I suggest that you mix 1 T. raw butter to 1 T. unheated honey and apply that prior to covering with meat. It is okay to gently press and hold the area when it itches.", [This applies to burn-related itching but the principle, itching = insufficient local fat, is consistently applied across all itching contexts.]
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- Q (Seminar, about a fellow with itchy skin he thought was caused by acidity and eczema): Well, what's happening with my itchy body?
A (Aajonus): "You've got all this dehydrated tissue and lots of sugar by-products in there... They're trying to eat a yeast product, so they're trying to eat it. So that causes itching. But if you have enough cream and tomatoes, you'll be fine. You'll be fine. You'll be sure to have your juice, even if it makes you a little sleepy.", [For eczema-type itching associated with dehydrated tissue and sugar byproducts feeding yeast, the remedy is cream and tomatoes.]
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Q (Implied, from seminar context): Can a person with hives put butter on them?
- A (Aajonus): "Put it on those areas where you've got rash, unless there's more itching. If you put butter on it, and there's more itching and more hives, you have to release it. It's not perspiring in that area, and the fats will block it. So you put tomato, like I say in the book, the tomatoes are called cucumber, rub those into it. You know, mash with cucumber juice and rub that on it if you want. Or the tomato, whole slices work better.", [The conditional applies: butter is beneficial ONLY if it does not increase the itching. If it increases itching, it must be removed and tomato/cucumber used instead.]
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- Q (Implied from seminar context about sulfur drugs): What about people who've taken lots of sulfur drugs?
A (Aajonus): "You may put butter on something that soothes you wonderfully and drives somebody else up the wall. Like a lot of people who have hives. They can't put butter or coconut cream or anything on those hives, because it causes more burning and more heat in the air. Especially people who've taken a lot of sulfur drugs or allergy medications, which are inhalers based on sulfur.", [People with high sulfur drug loads stored in their tissue are specifically identified as those for whom butter/coconut cream on active hives will backfire. They must rely on tomato and cucumber without fat until the sulfur-containing compounds have cleared.]
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How this condition connects to the rest of the platform
Detoxification, and Terrain Theory.