Warts

October 17, 2002

this was discussed here at some points in the year.

search for " warts " .

seems that perhaps there is some effect with immune systems and

peptizyde.

minna

> I don't know if this is a coincidence or what but my youngest son

(4 y.o)

> has been on zyme-prime for a month or so, & Pep for a couple of

weeks. His

> warts are going away. He had several on his hand, & they're about

gone.

> Anyone else have vanishing warts?

>

October 18, 2002

I searched the whole archive & only found various home remedies for warts.

Didn't find anything about people thinking enzymes may have made their warts

disappear.

I will try the enzymes on my older son (7 y.o). He has lots of warts on

this hand, too.

Re: Warts

this was discussed here at some points in the year.

search for " warts " .

seems that perhaps there is some effect with immune systems and

peptizyde.

minna

> I don't know if this is a coincidence or what but my youngest son

(4 y.o)

> has been on zyme-prime for a month or so, & Pep for a couple of

weeks. His

> warts are going away. He had several on his hand, & they're about

gone.

> Anyone else have vanishing warts?

>

April 22, 2003

Fania, I don't understand how it works, but it does. My girlfriend works for a

group of doctors, and one of the docs told her to do this for her son who has

warts on his hands. At first she thought they were kidding her, when she told

me about it I could tell her that it was true because I had read about it on the

internet. When I got one on my hand I tried it and it worked. You put a piece

of duct tape the size of the wart over the wart for six days. You then take the

tape off, soak the finger, and then rub the wart with a pumice stone or emery

board. when done with that you put a new piece of duct tape on for six more

days. That should take care of it. This is a painfree method that works 85 %

of the time. Barbara

beitchazen <beitchazen@...> wrote:

> Believe it or not duct tape over the wart works! I have tried it and it

worked for me! Barbara >

Barbara, how so ??

F

April 22, 2003

> Believe it or not duct tape over the wart works! I have tried it and it

worked for me! Barbara >

Barbara, how so ??

F

April 22, 2003

I've read that this works because the tape irritates the skin and

causes and activates the body's immune system to attack it (or

something like that). I never tried it. I offered to try it with

's planters warts, but he opted with going to the foot Dr.

instead.

Kathy

<barb2743@y...> wrote:

> Fania, I don't understand how it works, but it does. My girlfriend

works for a group of doctors, and one of the docs told her to do this

for her son who has warts on his hands. At first she thought they

were kidding her, when she told me about it I could tell her that it

was true because I had read about it on the internet. When I got one

on my hand I tried it and it worked. You put a piece of duct tape

the size of the wart over the wart for six days. You then take the

tape off, soak the finger, and then rub the wart with a pumice stone

or emery board. when done with that you put a new piece of duct tape

on for six more days. That should take care of it. This is a

painfree method that works 85 % of the time. Barbara

>

> beitchazen <beitchazen@b...> wrote:

> > Believe it or not duct tape over the wart works! I have tried it

and it

> worked for me! Barbara >

>

> Barbara, how so ??

April 22, 2003

Thanks Kathy, I put the duct tape on dd's fingers last night, but she

pulled it off this morning before she went to school. Hopefully, putting

it on just at night will be effective as well, though it may take

longer.--Theresa

September 5, 2003

Long ago my sister's 3 year old had warts on her feet. Her

pediatrician took the 3 year old into the exam room, gave her a

crash course on meditating the warts away and sent her home for

follow through. The warts were gone in a couple of weeks!!

We've not had that kind of luck here. There's been a pesky wart in

our daughter's ear that's not easily duct taped for a long time now.

B.

December 1, 2003

warts are a virus so i'd look at zinc and other nutrients being low.

magnesium is supposed to help warts with cattle.

vitmain a and d

no skin high sun i suppose.

> We have a little guy in our family that has a small issue with

warts. My cousin has not received very much help from the Doctors

with regards to cause and the treatment is patchy. I know nothing

about warts, but I know the skin is great at expunging toxins. Has

anyone's child had an issue with warts? I realize this is off topic

for me, but of all the kids whose parent's are in this group, I was

hoping someone could help me point her in the right direction. Thanks.

>

December 2, 2003

Hi!! There was an actual test done & Using duct tape is very effective. So

much so, that our pediatrician mentioned it when I asked about mny daughters

clusters of warts on her cuticle etc. I had them as a kid too but not as bad.

Mine were removed using a rx topical (stuff that you can buy otc). It is

caused by a virus and supposedly they go away on their own after a year or two.

Also they can spread if your child is picking at them....which i am sure thats

why my 6yr old has so many . The other option is to burn them off, with

lasers but its supposed to be quite uncomfortable.... The duct tape is not an

option for my little one, who has so many & would never leave it on anyway.

I am going to try the otc stuff again & stick with it because it takes months

of regular applications.

Antoinette NJ

December 2, 2003

,

Conventional doctors tend to be quite bad at this sort of thing.

Burning them off appears to be the answer most of the time.....

I've had warts on and off all my life - fortunately nothing major

and usually occuring only when my diet is poor (not enough fresh

and/or raw vegetables and fruits as well as lack of grains and

pulses/legumes).

Alternative treatments for removal (not cure) are dandelion sap

applied regularly throughout the day and night; colloidal silver

applied regularly until the wart is gone; corn pads. There are

others but I can't remember them off hand.

And I don't know the cause either. Probably varies from one person

to the next.

All the best.

Jaci, Australia

> We have a little guy in our family that has a small issue with

warts. My cousin has not received very much help from the Doctors

with regards to cause and the treatment is patchy. I know nothing

about warts, but I know the skin is great at expunging toxins. Has

anyone's child had an issue with warts? I realize this is off topic

for me, but of all the kids whose parent's are in this group, I was

hoping someone could help me point her in the right direction.

Thanks.

>

December 2, 2003

Thank you very much for this, I'll pass it on.

Re: Re: Warts

Hi!! There was an actual test done & Using duct tape is very effective. So

much so, that our pediatrician mentioned it when I asked about mny daughters

clusters of warts on her cuticle etc. I had them as a kid too but not as bad.

Mine were removed using a rx topical (stuff that you can buy otc). It is

caused by a virus and supposedly they go away on their own after a year or

two.

Also they can spread if your child is picking at them....which i am sure thats

why my 6yr old has so many . The other option is to burn them off, with

lasers but its supposed to be quite uncomfortable.... The duct tape is not an

option for my little one, who has so many & would never leave it on anyway.

I am going to try the otc stuff again & stick with it because it takes months

of regular applications.

Antoinette NJ

December 2, 2003

Thank you very much. Any info. is helpful and welcome. The little boy is 10 and

things like this are quite enough to upset a boy of this age.

Re: Warts

,

Conventional doctors tend to be quite bad at this sort of thing.

Burning them off appears to be the answer most of the time.....

I've had warts on and off all my life - fortunately nothing major

and usually occuring only when my diet is poor (not enough fresh

and/or raw vegetables and fruits as well as lack of grains and

pulses/legumes).

Alternative treatments for removal (not cure) are dandelion sap

applied regularly throughout the day and night; colloidal silver

applied regularly until the wart is gone; corn pads. There are

others but I can't remember them off hand.

And I don't know the cause either. Probably varies from one person

to the next.

All the best.

Jaci, Australia

> We have a little guy in our family that has a small issue with

warts. My cousin has not received very much help from the Doctors

with regards to cause and the treatment is patchy. I know nothing

about warts, but I know the skin is great at expunging toxins. Has

anyone's child had an issue with warts? I realize this is off topic

for me, but of all the kids whose parent's are in this group, I was

hoping someone could help me point her in the right direction.

Thanks.

>

April 3, 2006

Have you done any systemic anti-virals?

S S

<tt>

I don't know about all of you, but my son tends to get any

skin " infection " that comes within six feet of him. His last skin

problem started about a year and a half ago - warts. It started with

one large wart on the palm of his hand. I tried everything - acid,

freezing, sanding....it just spread the warts - soon, his whole palm

was covered. Finally, I took him to his pediatrician who refered us

to a surgeon to remove the warts.

Of course, he flipped out when he heard the word " surgery " , so we

agreed to try one more thing to remove them - duct tape. I completely

covered the warts with silver duct tape every night and removed it

during the day for school. To my shock and amazement - the duct tape

worked. All the warts were gone within a month.

He didn't mind the tape, all the warts are gone with no

reoccurance...I just wanted you all to know about this because no

doctor will tell you to use duct tape on your kid, but it REALLY DOES

WORK. I hope this information comes in handy for someone. Bless us

all - especially our children. Nadine

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April 3, 2006

Something I posted to this list recently:

----

My sons both had chronic wart problems for some years which only came back

when frozen off or chemically burned off. I eventually cleared them

up giving vitamin A orally. My recollection is that you need to give

100,000 units per day for a month but that didn't work for my oldest son

until I upped the dose to about 160,000 units per day. Because of his

genetic disorder, he doesn't absorb things well and typically needs 1 1/2 to

2 times the dose of vitamins, nutrients, etc. I mention that because leaky

gut and other gut issues are so common for folks on this list. So if

100,000 units per day does not work, I would consider upping it. I think I

also kept him on it for 6 weeks instead of 4 because his warts were so hard

to cure.

Using vitamin E topically or orally also helps but was never enough for my

son. Using vitamin E in addition to vitamin A seemed to boost the efficacy

somewhat.

-----

HTH,

--

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April 3, 2006

My son had a small wart on the top of his foot. What helped to get rid

of it was applying tea tree oil every day. This was noninvasive and he

didn't mind at all.

Theresa

[ ] Warts

I don't know about all of you, but my son tends to get any

skin " infection " that comes within six feet of him. His last skin

problem started about a year and a half ago - warts. It started with

one large wart on the palm of his hand. I tried everything - acid,

freezing, sanding....it just spread the warts - soon, his whole palm

was covered. Finally, I took him to his pediatrician who refered us

to a surgeon to remove the warts.

Of course, he flipped out when he heard the word " surgery " , so we

agreed to try one more thing to remove them - duct tape. I completely

covered the warts with silver duct tape every night and removed it

during the day for school. To my shock and amazement - the duct tape

worked. All the warts were gone within a month.

He didn't mind the tape, all the warts are gone with no

reoccurance...I just wanted you all to know about this because no

doctor will tell you to use duct tape on your kid, but it REALLY DOES

WORK. I hope this information comes in handy for someone. Bless us

all - especially our children. Nadine

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August 4, 2006

>

> ds developed a wart on the bottom of his foot while taking virastop

> and ole. We were hoping the Vs would resolve it at the high doses.

> It didn't. We tried duct tape & wart remover pads but we couldn't get

> them to stick. Then we tried vitamin A topically & then tea tree oil,

> & 000. After all of that had no effect we gave up because it wasn't

> bothering him. Now its spreading like crazy! there are 2 big warts

> surrounded by many many small ones. He now has one small one on-the

> ball of his foot too. I'm alarmed. Any suggestions are welcome.

Keep up with the VS and OLE. It took many months to eliminate my own

warts, and occasionally new ones pop up as older virus issues are

addressed.

If it is a plantar's wart, my father uses vitamin E oil and that works

for him.

Dana

August 4, 2006

> > ds developed a wart on the bottom of his foot while taking

virastop

> > and ole. We were hoping the Vs would resolve it at the high

doses.

> > It didn't. We tried duct tape & wart remover pads but we

couldn't get

> > them to stick. Then we tried vitamin A topically & then tea tree

oil,

> > & 000. After all of that had no effect we gave up because it

wasn't

> > bothering him. Now its spreading like crazy! there are 2 big

warts

> > surrounded by many many small ones. He now has one small one

on-the

> > ball of his foot too. I'm alarmed. Any suggestions are welcome.

> Keep up with the VS and OLE. It took many months to eliminate my

own

> warts, and occasionally new ones pop up as older virus issues are

> addressed.

>

> If it is a plantar's wart, my father uses vitamin E oil and that

works

> for him.

>

> Dana

>

Thanks Dana. He's just taking one of each a day now. Do you think

I should increase them?

August 4, 2006

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