Re: Re: Lugol and insect bite

[Guest guest]

Hi Celine,In what way would it make a tick bite worse? You need antibiotic activity especially if it is a tick bite. in Alaska

On Mon, Mar 5, 2012 at 9:59 AM, celeene66 <ldanaila@...> wrote:

 

but if it's a tick (Lyme tick) can this be helpful or worse?

celine

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[Guest guest]

Yes but Lugol's works just fine.

On 5 Mar 2012 at 18:21, Kidman wrote:

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Iodine kills bacteria etc so it would be helpful.

Paint the area and not just the bite center.

You mean the bite, right? It's important to be careful about what is done when

the tick is still attached so that it doesn't irritate the tick, which sends

more of the

bacteria into the body.

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On 5 Mar 2012 at 18:59, celeene66 wrote:

> but if it's a tick (Lyme tick) can this be helpful or worse?

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No. r oil is for day in/day out regular painting, not a couple of

applications.

If you want to continue application over time (as I said, you should do a larger

area around it for a tick bite), then start using a carrier oil. It's simply to

protect

the skin from the oxidizing (irritating) effects of the iodine.

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On 5 Mar 2012 at 21:56, jirsa wrote:

> When putting iodine on tick bites, do you have to use any oils as I

> have read in other posts or just apply the iodine?

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Definitely!

On 6 Mar 2012 at 7:35, BJDMohr wrote:

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> Great idea. So, I can put my bottle of iodine tincture I don't want to

> use in my " tick kit " that I keep in my 'nature backpack' along with

> tweezers, gloves, and vial!

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> When putting iodine on tick bites, do you have to use any oils as I

> have read in other posts or just apply the iodine?

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> spider bites? > > > > celine > > >

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