Warts

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Hi Jen,

Unfortunately none of us come into the world " pure " in the health sense. We

all bring baggage from our parents and other ancestors with all of their

health issues. We all " inherit " predispositions to certain dis-eases and

expressions of those dis-eases.

So it sounds like it's nothing that you could have done to prevent the skin

issues with your son. Just blame your ancestors. : )

Kay

Warts

> No, My child has not been vaccinated. I have heard that it is common in

> vaccinated children so i am a little disappointed cause i took such care

> to

> NOT vaccinate him:((

>

> jen c

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Imagine how much worse off your children would be if you DIDN'T do all

you're doing now to ensure their health. So, give yourself a pat on the

back for giving them the best start in life that you could!

Kay

Warts

> Thank you,

>

> Yes, i will NOT do anything to suppress the issue. I hate thinking there

> is

> some " disturbance " . I try so hard to keep my children so healthy (no

> drugs,

> vaccines, good organic foods, etc) and this happens:((( Darn.

>

> jen c

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We inherit lots of stuff.

homeopathy can help!

Sheri

At 03:39 PM 6/17/2006 -0400, you wrote:

>Thank you,

>

>Yes, i will NOT do anything to suppress the issue. I hate thinking there is

>some " disturbance " . I try so hard to keep my children so healthy (no drugs,

>vaccines, good organic foods, etc) and this happens:((( Darn.

>

>jen c

>

>, while Thuja is commonly used to treat warts - and has some success

>if the disturbance isn't deep - they are generally a sign of deep,

>constitutional, miasmic disturbance and must be treated with the greatest of

>respect. What their origin is, is debatable. Depends how you feel on the

>whole issue of *viruses*. I don't believe they are viral in origin - but

>they are the body's way of expressing this deep disturance, as are all skin

>issues. I'd say see a professional homoeopath for the correct treatment.

>Don't, under any circumstances, do anything that suppresses them.

>

>Love, light and peace,

>

>Sue

>>

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In a message dated 8/11/06 8:08:48 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

jes_dean_jo@... writes:

> Does anyone know how to treat warts?

Try a homeopathic remedy called Thuja Occidentalis

He will take 3 pellets 3x a day, dissolving slowly under the tongue, never

touching the pellets with his hands. There is also a tincture that you can

place directly onto the warts. This protocol should take up to about 2 weeks to

work. You may notice the warts getting larger and very wierd looking..that

means that they are being killed from the inside out..they will eventually fall

off.

Best,

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In a message dated 8/12/06 5:07:18 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

marshnmarsh@... writes:

> Do you know if this will work for planters warts, I'm

> not sure if there is a difference.

> Thanks,

>

>

try it...

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Do you know if this will work for planters warts, I'm

not sure if there is a difference.

Thanks,

>

>

> > Does anyone know how to treat warts?

>

> Try a homeopathic remedy called Thuja Occidentalis

>

>

> He will take 3 pellets 3x a day, dissolving slowly

> under the tongue, never

> touching the pellets with his hands. There is also

> a tincture that you can

> place directly onto the warts. This protocol should

> take up to about 2 weeks to

> work. You may notice the warts getting larger and

> very wierd looking..that

> means that they are being killed from the inside

> out..they will eventually fall

> off.

>

> Best,

>

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

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in traditional chinese medicine, warts are often caused by exposure to

" wind, " such as sleeping with your bedroom window open. there are herbs and

other remedies.

www.acufinder.com

warts

>I have had warts for years. They are not the type you get on feet or

> hands the plantar warts. They come up as crops of them mainly on torso

> area. They start as tiny red spots. I can't seem to find out much

> about these type. I'm not sure what they are called. I know warts

> are viral and it could be caused by a weak immune system. I don't get

> colds very often so i don't think mine is especially weak. I know vco

> can help plantar warts but i wondered if over time this might help my

> warts just by taking it internally. There is so many of them they are

> hard to treat individually. Any thoughts on the subject.

> Sally

>

>

>

>

>

>

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Sally:

Just put VCO on several times a day, maybe just choosing one spot and keep it

covered, so the oil doesn't end up on your clothes.

See how that works.

Bonnie

warts

I have had warts for years. They are not the type you get on feet or

hands the plantar warts. They come up as crops of them mainly on torso

area. They start as tiny red spots. I can't seem to find out much

about these type. I'm not sure what they are called. I know warts

are viral and it could be caused by a weak immune system. I don't get

colds very often so i don't think mine is especially weak. I know vco

can help plantar warts but i wondered if over time this might help my

warts just by taking it internally. There is so many of them they are

hard to treat individually. Any thoughts on the subject.

Sally

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...you mentioned that they start out as a red mark..and then become

a wart. Are you sure it isn't a skin tag? That is how they start.

Skin tags form on people who have low oxygen pressure, as the body

actually produces extra capillaries between tissues in order to feed

oxygen to surface areas, creating shortcuts thru areas that are

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Yuk...a better one is simply "disturbing" the suface. Thats why wart pads are

effective, but you can also just brush it a couple times a day with an old toothbrush,

or put a piece of duct tape over it, and pull it off after an hour or so, a couple times

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My husband got rid of a really big nasty wart on the bottom of his foot

by painting it every day with lugol's. I don't know if that would work

with your warts but if is worth a try.

Irene

At 06:25 AM 3/9/2007, you wrote:

Has any one got rid of warts,

the type that appear on neck and torso,

in large numbers, crops of them, with iodine. They start with a red

dot and then become a wart, i'm still trying to find out what type they

are and how to eradicate them. I assume they are a skin virus and take

high dose C, etc.

I've had them for years, but seem to be getting worse, i've been 6

weeks on 50mg of iodine. I was wondering if it was a case of getting

worse before getting better. Any other ideas of how to get rid of

these?

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The old fashioned way you probably will not like but

it does often work. It was part of folk medicine before the

biological mechanism was actually understood. You take one of

your warts and you eat it. Sounds disgusting? Here's why it

probably works. Over 90 pct of your immune cells line your

intestinal tract. The idea is that if you eat the wart your

body will produce antigens to the virus and then destroy your

warts.

There are in fact many vaccines that are designed

to work via the gut rather than by injection because when you

inject a vaccine you are actually bypassing the body's

natural pathway for producing antigens. This has been part of

folk medicine for centuries and it was probably discovered by

observation.

bob

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>

Gross

but very interesting, i can see the logic behind it, but i don't know

if i could actually do that lol. I will have to think long and hard

about that.

> The old fashioned way you probably will not like but

> it does often work. It was part of folk medicine before the

> biological mechanism was actually understood. You take one of

> your warts and you eat it. Sounds disgusting? Here's why it

> probably works. Over 90 pct of your immune cells line your

> intestinal tract. The idea is that if you eat the wart your

> body will produce antigens to the virus and then destroy your

> warts.

>

> There are in fact many vaccines that are designed

> to work via the gut rather than by injection because when you

> inject a vaccine you are actually bypassing the body's

> natural pathway for producing antigens. This has been part of

> folk medicine for centuries and it was probably discovered by

> observation.

>

> bob

>

>

>

>

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>

>

>

> >Has any one got rid of warts, the type that appear on neck and

torso,

> >in large numbers, crops of them, with iodine. They start with a red

> >dot and then become a wart, i'm still trying to find out what type

they

> >are and how to eradicate them. I assume they are a skin virus and

take

> >high dose C, etc.

> >

> >I've had them for years, but seem to be getting worse, i've been 6

> >weeks on 50mg of iodine. I was wondering if it was a case of

getting

> >worse before getting better. Any other ideas of how to get rid of

> >these?

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

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>

Well i did think they might be skin tags, but when i mentioned red dots

on another forum they did not say yes that's definately skin tags, so i

wasn't 100% sure if they were.

Low Oxygen pressure, what do i do about that then? What causes it?

I'm hypo at the moment, just started Armour 3 weeks ago, do you think

that has anything to do with it, although i had them before that come

to think of it.

I've heard it is possible to get rid of them by using primal defense or

the cheaper version of it but can't remember name. Is that because it

helps the immune system. someone said there mum used it for a few

months and skin tags went away. How do you know this, have you a

source i could read.

Thanks

> ...you mentioned that they start out as a red mark..and then

become

> a wart. Are you sure it isn't a skin tag? That is how they start.

>

> Skin tags form on people who have low oxygen pressure, as the body

> actually produces extra capillaries between tissues in order to feed

> oxygen to surface areas, creating shortcuts thru areas that are

> blocked by fatty tissue, or extremely dense.

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> >

I've googled skin tags, and they say the same things, cut off, tie

cotton around them, freeze them etc. There is a lotion which contains

plant extracts, such as Thuja, which is a homepathic treatment for

warts. They say there is no way of getting rid of them, which i

don't believe, they just haven't discovered it yet.

>

> Well i did think they might be skin tags, but when i mentioned red

dots

> on another forum they did not say yes that's definately skin tags,

so i

> wasn't 100% sure if they were.

> Low Oxygen pressure, what do i do about that then? What causes

it?

> I'm hypo at the moment, just started Armour 3 weeks ago, do you

think

> that has anything to do with it, although i had them before that

come

> to think of it.

>

> I've heard it is possible to get rid of them by using primal

defense or

> the cheaper version of it but can't remember name. Is that because

it

> helps the immune system. someone said there mum used it for a few

> months and skin tags went away. How do you know this, have you a

> source i could read.

>

> Thanks

>

>

> > ...you mentioned that they start out as a red mark..and then

> become

> > a wart. Are you sure it isn't a skin tag? That is how they

start.

> >

> > Skin tags form on people who have low oxygen pressure, as the

body

> > actually produces extra capillaries between tissues in order to

feed

> > oxygen to surface areas, creating shortcuts thru areas that are

> > blocked by fatty tissue, or extremely dense.

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, I would sure try the painting with iodine. So many people have had good results using iodine both with warts and with skin tags. If they are in a visible place, I'd get some of the colorless iodine. Painting is soooo easy. I don't understand why it would be impractical to coat them everyday.

If you are willing to run an experiment, paint all of them on one side (or one area) with iodine for a couple weeks and see what happens. Be sure to pick a similar area as your "control" area that you do nothing to.

The 50 mg Iodoral will probably work on other body issues before it gets around to the warts. So it might take a long time. Painting should give you results much faster.

What a great opportunity for an experiment! Be sure to keep us posted on what happens!

Zoe

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From: The trouble is Irene, there is so many of them, they are small most of the time, i think it would be impractical to coat them everyday in iodine, i was hoping taking iodoral might get rid of them over time.> My husband got rid of a really big nasty wart on the bottom of his foot by > painting it every day with lugol's. I don't know if that would work with > your warts but if is worth a try.> Irene

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>

Okay, will do that

> , I would sure try the painting with iodine. So many people

have had good results using iodine both with warts and with skin

tags. If they are in a visible place, I'd get some of the colorless

iodine. Painting is soooo easy. I don't understand why it would be

impractical to coat them everyday.

>

> If you are willing to run an experiment, paint all of them on one

side (or one area) with iodine for a couple weeks and see what

happens. Be sure to pick a similar area as your " control " area that

you do nothing to.

>

> The 50 mg Iodoral will probably work on other body issues before it

gets around to the warts. So it might take a long time. Painting

should give you results much faster.

>

> What a great opportunity for an experiment! Be sure to keep us

posted on what happens!

>

> Zoe

>

> ----- Original Message -----

> From:

> The trouble is Irene, there is so many of them, they are small

most

> of the time, i think it would be impractical to coat them

everyday in

> iodine, i was hoping taking iodoral might get rid of them over

time.

>

>

>

> > My husband got rid of a really big nasty wart on the bottom of

his

> foot by

> > painting it every day with lugol's. I don't know if that would

work

> with

> > your warts but if is worth a try.

> > Irene

>

[Guest guest]

What do people who are painting parts of their body with

iodine do about close-fitting clothes and underclothes, with

regard to iodine staining your clothes and clothes rubbing

the iodine off?

Carol

[Guest guest]

Basically from what I've heard, with a true " wart " , there isa virus living inside. A rather benign virus, so your body doesn'tattack it. *Anything* that is kind of irritating will cause your

body to start recognizing the virus, then attacking that virus.Iodine, of course, will also kill the virus, which is a good thing! But my daughter had a bad case at one point, and the docpainted each one with a dab of liquid nitrogen, which didn't really hurt anything but it was irritating. One session,no more warts. " Wart off " does more or less the same thing (alerts theimmune system) as does a bit of duct tape stuck over

the wart.If they are skin tags though, sheesh, that's a whole differentthing. I got those when I was pregnant, from hormones. Whenthe hormones went away, so did the tags.--

On 3/9/07, <slyan2007@...> wrote:

>The trouble is Irene, there is so many of them, they are small mostof the time, i think it would be impractical to coat them everyday in

iodine, i was hoping taking iodoral might get rid of them over time.

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hi all, newbie here...i have what i thought were 'tit moles' on my neck, back and under arms...i have not always had these, they just showed up in this last year.do you think these are warts? and how about iodine on them? and...where do i get lugol's? and what kind of iodine, ie., white or brown.. do i get for the moles/warts? any special number or name on bottle? and does hydrocloric acid [betaine] have any effect on the isodoral...?thank all of you for any/all input. i appreciate all answers.regards,jane <slyan2007@...> wrote: > Gross but very interesting, i can see the logic behind it, but i don't know if i could actually do that lol. I will have to think long and hard about that. > The old fashioned way you probably will not like but > it does often work. It was part of folk medicine before the > biological mechanism was actually understood. You take one of > your warts and you eat it. Sounds disgusting? Here's why it > probably works. Over 90 pct of your immune cells line your > intestinal tract. The idea is that if you eat the wart your > body will produce antigens to the virus and then destroy your > warts. > > There are in fact many vaccines that are designed > to work

via the gut rather than by injection because when you > inject a vaccine you are actually bypassing the body's > natural pathway for producing antigens. This has been part of > folk medicine for centuries and it was probably discovered by > observation. > > bob > > > > __________________________________________________________ ______________ > Food fight? Enjoy some healthy debate > in the Answers Food & Drink Q & A. > http://answers./dir/?link=list & sid=396545367 >

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--- Speaking of warts, I thought I would share my experience with

verruccas which are warts on the sole of the foot.

My two children had them for years! Nothing got rid of them. Then I

tried grapefruit seed extract - painted on every night. We also filed

them down a bit a few times so that you could actually apply the GSE

to the virus itself (the black bits!)

I am pleased to say that at last they are going!

In iodine , robert <wiech89@...> wrote:

>

> The old fashioned way you probably will not like but

> it does often work. It was part of folk medicine before the

> biological mechanism was actually understood. You take one of

> your warts and you eat it. Sounds disgusting? Here's why it

> probably works. Over 90 pct of your immune cells line your

> intestinal tract. The idea is that if you eat the wart your

> body will produce antigens to the virus and then destroy your

> warts.

>

> There are in fact many vaccines that are designed

> to work via the gut rather than by injection because when you

> inject a vaccine you are actually bypassing the body's

> natural pathway for producing antigens. This has been part of

> folk medicine for centuries and it was probably discovered by

> observation.

>

> bob

>

>

>

>

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Jane, as far as I know, it doesn't matter what kind of iodine you use when applying to the skin. If it is visible, you may want a colorless form.

People on this group have reported so many success stories when using iodine on skin things that I always think it is worth an experiment. The risks are almost nonexistent, the probability of success is good, and the cost and inconvenience are minimal.

If you are a scientific sort, select one area for your trial and another comparable area for your "control" (where you do nothing). For many skin things it takes just a couple weeks to see some results, others take longer. Let us know what you discover.

You ask whether hydrochloric acid has any effect on Iodoral. In general, acidity is necessary for I2 (vs. I-), so I would think the hydrochloric acid would be fine with the Iodoral.

Check the basic links for Lugol's sources:

iodine/links/Iodine_Basics_001140260957/

Zoe

Re: Re:Warts

hi all, newbie here...i have what i thought were 'tit moles' on my neck, back and under arms...i have not always had these, they just showed up in this last year.do you think these are warts? and how about iodine on them? and...where do i get lugol's? and what kind of iodine, ie., white or brown.. do i get for the moles/warts? any special number or name on bottle? and does hydrocloric acid [betaine] have any effect on the isodoral...?thank all of you for any/all input. i appreciate all answers.regards,jane

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Hi Jane!Earlier I would have said something different, but recently I had someone I know get a " virus creme " for these little weird molelike thingies. The creme worked wonders. Bumps went away in a few days, skin looked wonderful. So in fact, viruses can cause all kinds of weird stuff! The creme involved was called Triamcinolone, but I don't know anything else about it.

That doesn't address, of course the underlying cause, which I think could well be IgA food intolerance, low iodine, whatever. The person I knew had like 50 of these mole-ish things, and they went away in about 3 days. Said person was already GFCF, so that wasn't the immediate cause. The person tried topical iodine, which did in fact help, but the doctor told them that the anti-viral would be less irritating and work faster (which seems to have been the case).

Another thing that has worked well for skin conditions is exfoliators ... alpha glycolic acid or lactic acid. Or skin peels in the drastic cases. But they get rid of the excess skin, including skin with sun damage or that may have an infection. I use a fairly mild one myself, and it works very well on weird rough spots. It also gets rid of wrinkles, which is nice from a narcissistic point of view. I use Neutrogena Healthy Skin, which is easy and pretty cheap. But I don't think it works on moles or warts.

-- On 3/9/07, jane butler <janetheone2talk2@...> wrote:

hi all, newbie here...i have what i thought were 'tit moles' on my neck, back and under arms...i have not always had these, they just showed up in this last year.do you think these are warts? and how about iodine on them? and...where do i get lugol's? and what kind of iodine, ie., white or brown.. do i get for the moles/warts? any special number or name on bottle? and does hydrocloric acid [betaine] have any effect on the isodoral...?

thank all of you for any/all input. i appreciate all answers.regards,jane

[Guest guest]

I looked up this creme, which is available by prescription only.

Triamcinolone (trade names Kenalog®, Aristocort®, Nasacort®, Tri-

Nasal®, Triderm®, Azmacort®, Fougera®) is a synthetic corticosteroid

given orally, by injection, inhalation, or as a topical cream.

Corticosteroids such as triamcinolone decrease inflammation by acting

within cells to prevent the release of certain chemicals that are

important in the immune system.

read the rest here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triamcinolone

On Mar 12, 2007, at 1:30 AM,