Re: Re: Diabetes ulcer on foot

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On 3/12/2009, liz_brown67 (liz_brown67@...) wrote:

> the doctor wants to amputate as " preventative " medicine, can you believe!

This 'doctor' is obvioulsy suffering from a very serious lead

deficiency. I certainly hope this deficiency is remedied asap.

[Guest guest]

can you explain the process and measurements for the diluted Cansema?

medusa

[ ] Re: Diabetes ulcer on foot

> My wife has diabetes, and discovered that she had large amounts of fungus

> throughout her feet, ankles, and lower legs. She found out by taking large

> amounts of iodine (15 mg/day of Lugol's 5% solution), which caused extreme

> itching. She alleviated the itching by spreading a diluted Cansema salve

> over the affected areas, which not only stopped the itching, but started

> to remove the cause of the itching - namely the fungus. The fungus has now

> come to the skin surface, being killed by the Cansema and eliminated by

> the body through the skin pores. She applied colloidal silver over all of

> the affected areas, and then applied a light coating of Cansema. She is

> now starting to gain some strength in those areas again (she is 55). I am

> convinced that the high blood sugar of diabetics feeds fungus, and the

> extremities are the areas most affected. This is why foot and leg

> amputations are often performed on diabetics. It is entirely unnecessary,

> however, if you can rid the body of fungus. My

> wife is also alkalizing her body by taking 1/2 teaspoon of baking soda

> three times per day and by eating high alkaline foods in quantity - such

> as dried figs, lettuce, cucumbers, and raisins.

>

> from Israel