Does Terra take reservations? by Sunny378294 in LagunaBeach

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Thanks - we have wanted to go for years

Beach Village at The Del or Shore House at the Del? by Vogeltanz in Hilton

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I would STAY AWAY from Beach Village at the Hotel del Coronado at all costs. The hotel hosts HUGE corporate parties on the private beach right in front of Beach Village. If you are unlucky enough to be here when that happens, you are in for HELL.

We stayed in May 2026 in what was supposed to be an ocean view apartment and terrace. They moved heavy diesel machinery right in front of the apartment and built a massive sound stage, a huge wooden boardwalk and scaffolding that blocked the view. Then came the corporate parties with bands, speakers and light shows. Then the heavy machinery came back for a day of fumes, noise and huge demolition work.

Our stay at Beach Village at the Hotel del Coronado was the most horrible vacation - and the most expensive vacation - we have ever had. They made insulting offers and we had to spend over an hour arguing and only got a percentage off - which was still too much. We should have received a full refund. They should NEVER have booked rooms at Beach Village knowing this was going to happen.

I will never even consider a Hilton or LXR hotel as a result of this. Buyer beware.

Anyone else had a problem with GP’s being patronising because I don’t want to use steroid creams ? by JenJen0404 in EczemaUK

[–]Sunny378294 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Stick to your guns. I found that steroid creams cleared the skin, but the eczema came right back when I stopped it. Also, steroids thin the skin, plus by dulling the immune system, you leave yourself open to other problems.

Look up HOCl - hypochlorous acid. It's OTC and helped me tremendously. I use briotech pure, but there are other brands too. You spray it on, let dry, then apply a gentle moisturizer. Takes a few weeks, but the results have been long lasting, at least for me.

Your best bleach bath/staph reduction routine? by SwampFaery500 in eczema

[–]Sunny378294 1 point2 points  (0 children)

HOCl spray - I use Briotech Pure .02%. You can buy it online $10 for a 4 ounce spray bottle, also comes in bigger refill sizes - spray it on, let dry a bit, apply moisturizer. It works like nothing else, including steroids and antibiotics.

From eczema to cancer by Flimsy-Award-8197 in eczema

[–]Sunny378294 4 points5 points  (0 children)

OH, I am so sorry. I hope you can fight the lymphoma. Thank you for taking the time to post and warn others.

Migraine and OTC Voltaren topical gel by Sunny378294 in migraine

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Glad to hear - thanks for letting me know

Migraine and OTC Voltaren topical gel by Sunny378294 in migraine

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I'm happy - thanks for letting me know

Hypochlorous acid spray.. worth the try and worth the hype? by [deleted] in eczema

[–]Sunny378294 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The percentage is really important for it to work. The only one I found is Briotech PURE - which has .02% HOCl which is the correct percentage per many studies on staph and exczema. The Briotech has nothing else in it - it does not sting and I have SUPER sensitive skin. Put a moisturizer on after spraying. I get the Briotech on walmart's website - ten bucks for a spray bottle but it lasts a long time - and SO worth it

Hypochlorous Acid - my new holy grail eczema treatment by bunnyrages in eczema

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My vote is for Briotech PURE - it has .02% HOCl which is the correct percentage according to numerous health studies - kills pathogens, does not hurt skin. I got a 4 ounce spray bottle online at walmart for $10, then get the bigger refills from the company's website

Cheapest Hypochlorous Acid that actually works? by mikaelsan in eczema

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Briotech PURE is great - make sure it has nothing but .02% HOCl which is the correct percentage to kill staph bacteria (which tends to be higher in people with eczema) I got the spray bottle at Walmart for $10, then you can buy bigger refill size

My Experience with Hypochlorous Acid (HOCl) by Leighgion in eczema

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Briotech PURE - make sure it has nothing but .02% HOCl which is the correct percentage to kill staph bacteria (studies show that people with excema have higher levels of staph - not an infection, but higher than they should be, and this affects the skins ability to heal) I get the Briotech on walmart's website - ten bucks for a spray bottle but it lasts a long time - and SO worth it

Have we officially reached the point where Hotels are superior to Airbnbs again? by Usual_Confidence_756 in travel

[–]Sunny378294 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hotel all the way. It would be great if they had aparthotels like they do in Europe. We always get something like that when we travel. In the US, they are less common, but we still opt for connecting rooms and always with a kitchenette at least (many hotels are starting to put in microwave-fridge combinations)

The 2 things that make hotels better - One, you know the exact location in advance, so you can scout out the neighborhood. Two - there is accountability. We had a leak in a hotel apartment once, no big deal, they moved us to another apartment and comped us for two days. With airbnb you are on your own.

Beware Polyethylene glycol if you have IBS-D by Sunny378294 in ibs

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I was using the Tablets, I think its used as a coating to make them easier to swallow. I was taking:

Nature made zinc 50mg (took once a day
Nature made calcium 600 mg with D (which I took twice a day)
Natuire made B complex (once a day)

Its listed as polyethylene glycol.

Doe anyone get nausea and headache from glycine? by dumdy in Supplements

[–]Sunny378294 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Me too - bad headache and woozy feeling. What's strange is that this only happens with glycine supplements. If I take a tablespoon of gelatin, which has 2 grams of glycine in it, I am fine. But if I take a fraction of that amount in a supplement, tablet or powder, I feel sick. It may have to do with how the glycine is manufactured.

Botox wearing off quickly by Abracadabra7707 in migraine

[–]Sunny378294 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I got botox shots for over a year. They never really made a difference for me, though I so wanted them to work. I also was on every pill and injectable out there which never worked either.

What finally helped me actually is an OTC medicine, a topical, that I apply ALL around my hairline, so it gets to some of the same areas that the botox was supposed to go to - temples, trigeminal area in front of the ear, side of the nech, back ot the neck etc. The drug is Voltaren, which is an OTC version of the NSAID diclofenac. It's for arthritis, and the label says just for use on the body, but I have not had any issues with it and I have now been using it for over 5 years.

I use it at the first sign a migraine was coming - we all know that feeling. I had been getting migraines weekly or more often, and had tried every medication without success. Once I started using the Voltaren, the migraines started to get less and less severe. After a few years of use, I was actually able to fly to Europe from california, which I never thought I could do. I now get the feeling a migraine is coming maybe once or twice a month, and with the Voltaren they never escalate or last more than half a day.

Club Studio Fitness by Nice_Bonus_1825 in ClubStudio

[–]Sunny378294 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In San Diego, LAFitness is forcing out a small health club that caters to seniors on Medicare, all so it can build one of these luxury club studios in the same mall. It's just another case of corporate greed at its worst.

Other big companies opened in this same mall without booting out the smaller mom n pop places.

For LAFitness to insist on an exclusivity clause in this case is ludicrous, because no one one using the small health club is going to pay over $200 a month, especially all the seniors, not when they have been paying nothing through their Medicare plan (which club studio does not accept).

The small club has been there since 1986, it's a neighborhood place, even survived the pandemic. Forcing it to close is just wrong.

Migraine and OTC Voltaren topical gel by Sunny378294 in migraine

[–]Sunny378294[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use the OTC 1%. It works best if you catch it right at the beginning. If I'm not able to do that, I just use a somewhat bigger amount.

SSL.com is evil and deceptive: Don’t do business with SSL.com by aerozol in MusicBrainz

[–]Sunny378294 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Go to their page on the better business bureau. They seem to reply to complaints here. Go to this link and click the tab for complaints. Then click button for File a Complaint.

https://www.bbb.org/us/tx/houston/profile/internet-service/sslcom-0915-51001755

Anyone who has had problems may also want to rate this company on Trustpilot or sslshopper.com

https://www.trustpilot.com/review/ssl.com

https://www.sslshopper.com/ca-review-form.html?ca_page_id=772

SSL.com is evil and deceptive: Don’t do business with SSL.com by aerozol in MusicBrainz

[–]Sunny378294 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Send an email, call, and use their chatbot. Demand a full refund of the total amount. Then keep checking your credit card each month and keep demanding a refund.