Re: Re: cutting toe nails ( off topic-uric acid)

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 9/14/2011 7:08:33 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,

sputnik_mail@... writes:

Then she said she knew a drugs rep who swore by using Vicks instead:

I heard the active ingredient in Vicks that helped cure toenail fungus was

10% Camphor. Our Gov't made Vicks reduce its product to 5% Camphor. At half

strength it did not cure my fungus problem. I tried using it for six

months. I heard that you can get bootlegged Camphor from Asian stores if they

trust you are not the police. Chinese have another name for Camphor as they

use it for more things than toenail fungus. Maybe other countries are not

restricted to US regulations. I heard it was banned to stop illegal drug

makers from using Camphor.

I had to read up on the topic of gout and uric acid for a family member

recently and i recall reading nothing about yeast ( as you mentioned) but

that uric acid is made by one of our body enzyme.

There is a standing offer to pay a reward to anyone who can show how a

human can make Uric acid. No one has collected that reward. I believe the

reward is $100,000.00.

Brickey

L

[Guest guest]

Medical products imported legally into the US are subject to FDA

regulations. The Chinese have an equivalent under the name " Tiger Balm " , but

I don't know the relative proportions of the ingredients. Since it's

considered an " alternative medicine " product, I don't think it's regulated

as strictly as Vicks, which is classed as a pharmaceutical.

If you have a local Chinatown, try getting Tiger Balm from one of the

Chinese apothacaries.

- " Double Hippie "

RTHR-2003; LTHR-2004

From: Joint Replacement

[mailto:Joint Replacement ] On Behalf Of SherryH

Sent: Friday, September 16, 2011 8:48 AM

Joint Replacement

Subject: Re: cutting toe nails ( off topic-uric

acid)

Oil of oregano might help with the fungus.

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> In a message dated 9/14/2011 7:08:33 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,

> sputnik_mail@... writes:

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> Then she said she knew a drugs rep who swore by using Vicks instead:

> I heard the active ingredient in Vicks that helped cure toenail fungus was

> 10% Camphor. Our Gov't made Vicks reduce its product to 5% Camphor. At

half

> strength it did not cure my fungus problem. I tried using it for six

> months. I heard that you can get bootlegged Camphor from Asian stores if

they

> trust you are not the police. Chinese have another name for Camphor as

they

> use it for more things than toenail fungus. Maybe other countries are not

> restricted to US regulations. I heard it was banned to stop illegal drug

> makers from using Camphor.

>

>

>

> I had to read up on the topic of gout and uric acid for a family member

> recently and i recall reading nothing about yeast ( as you mentioned) but

> that uric acid is made by one of our body enzyme.

> There is a standing offer to pay a reward to anyone who can show how a

> human can make Uric acid. No one has collected that reward. I believe the

> reward is $100,000.00.

> Brickey

>

>

> L

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>

>

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 9/15/2011 10:48:36 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,

sherryhh@... writes:

Oil of oregano might help with the fungus.

I am now taking Oil of Oregano (OoO). It also caused water blisters on my

toes. So I now add it to a capsule and swallow it. I also diluted some to

spray on my toes. I switched to T-tree oil when Doug's pharmacist suggested

T-tree oil.

According to Doug Kaufman on Know The Cause - What causes Uric Acid?

" Several species of fungus produce both uric acid and the toxin Allonan, a

component of which is oxalic acid, a corrosive cleaning agent. Even in

small doses, Allonan induces diabetes in lab. animals. "

Next up is Tigers Balm if I can find it.

Brickey

[Guest guest]

Walgreens did have TigerBalm

---- Skippyfj@... wrote:

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> In a message dated 9/15/2011 10:48:36 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,

> sherryhh@... writes:

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> Oil of oregano might help with the fungus.

> I am now taking Oil of Oregano (OoO). It also caused water blisters on my

> toes. So I now add it to a capsule and swallow it. I also diluted some to

> spray on my toes. I switched to T-tree oil when Doug's pharmacist suggested

> T-tree oil.

>

> According to Doug Kaufman on Know The Cause - What causes Uric Acid?

> " Several species of fungus produce both uric acid and the toxin Allonan, a

> component of which is oxalic acid, a corrosive cleaning agent. Even in

> small doses, Allonan induces diabetes in lab. animals. "

>

> Next up is Tigers Balm if I can find it.

> Brickey

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