Re: Diabetes ulcer on foot

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On 3/11/2009, liz_brown67 (liz_brown67@...) wrote:

> Have any of you any experience in dealing with non-healing wounds

> such those on the feet of diabetics? I'm guessing poor circulation

> in the legs is why their foot wounds don't heal.

Bagging with ozone will take care of the immediate symptom...

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Heard of people doing well with the Melaleuca products. Tea Tree oil or Melaleuca oil

that is used in the Solumel and Antibacterial liquid soaps I've heard having the foot soaked

or washed every day with that has healed diabetic ulcers. I used to have a photo

of someone before and after before my computer crashed who saved their foot with Melaleuca's products. And Melaleuca's ProvexCV grapeseed product with it's special

enzyme blend and quercetin and more really helps circulation and the Melaleuca Vitality 6 pack has helped many diabetics stay healthier.

If want more info., let me know.

From: liz_brown67 <liz_brown67@...>Subject: [ ] Diabetes ulcer on foot Date: Wednesday, March 11, 2009, 10:30 AM

A friend has been advised by her doctor to have her foot amputated due to a non-healing ulcer on the foot. She is overweight and diabetic, and I'm going to guess (but I don't know) a health mess, although possibly "normal health for an overweight sedentary aging diabetic" from the viewpoint of AMA-type doctors. I have gently suggested she try lots of C, zinc, and omega 3 (preferably in the Budwig mixture) for cell rebuilding and colliodal silver or MMS both internally and externally for wound healing. But that was just wild guessing. (I would suggest lots of natural salt per the salt-C theory of health, but I'm betting her doctor would freak out, at her weight she may have heart problems or high blood pressure, and MDs are so anti-salt with those. Better to suggest things she likely not getting strong advice against as "harmful" by the doctors she relies on.)Have any of you any experience in dealing with non-healing wounds

such those on the feet of diabetics? I'm guessing poor circulation in the legs is why their foot wounds don't heal. Any experience using MMS on stubborn infected surface wounds?

[Guest guest]

10TO20 % DMSO

From: liz_brown67 <liz_brown67>Subject: [miracle_mineral_ supplement] Diabetes ulcer on footmiracle_mineral_ supplementDate: Wednesday, March 11, 2009, 10:30 AM

A friend has been advised by her doctor to have her foot amputated due to a non-healing ulcer on the foot. She is overweight and diabetic, and I'm going to guess (but I don't know) a health mess, although possibly "normal health for an overweight sedentary aging diabetic" from the viewpoint of AMA-type doctors. I have gently suggested she try lots of C, zinc, and omega 3 (preferably in the Budwig mixture) for cell rebuilding and colliodal silver or MMS both internally and externally for wound healing. But that was just wild guessing. (I would suggest lots of natural salt per the salt-C theory of health, but I'm betting her doctor would freak out, at her weight she may have heart problems or high blood pressure, and MDs are so anti-salt with those. Better to suggest things she likely not getting strong advice against as "harmful" by the doctors she relies on.)Have any of you any experience in dealing with non-healing wounds

such those on the feet of diabetics? I'm guessing poor circulation in the legs is why their foot wounds don't heal. Any experience using MMS on stubborn infected surface wounds?

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10TO20 % DMSO & DIST H20 & put foot in a bag & use ozone is very good.

thry this before the remove the foot. you can buy machines-much cheaper & healthier the the orthodox methods !!!

on the lymetopics group the have someone listed that sells them reasonable too.

you can try soaking feet in 1qt water & mms mix(try 15 drops or less to start & add dmso & msm to the mms after you mix it.

c.silver foot soaks could help too.

roger

roger

From: liz_brown67 <liz_brown67>Subject: [miracle_mineral_ supplement] Diabetes ulcer on footmiracle_mineral_ supplementDate: Wednesday, March 11, 2009, 10:30 AM

A friend has been advised by her doctor to have her foot amputated due to a non-healing ulcer on the foot. She is overweight and diabetic, and I'm going to guess (but I don't know) a health mess, although possibly "normal health for an overweight sedentary aging diabetic" from the viewpoint of AMA-type doctors. I have gently suggested she try lots of C, zinc, and omega 3 (preferably in the Budwig mixture) for cell rebuilding and colliodal silver or MMS both internally and externally for wound healing. But that was just wild guessing. (I would suggest lots of natural salt per the salt-C theory of health, but I'm betting her doctor would freak out, at her weight she may have heart problems or high blood pressure, and MDs are so anti-salt with those. Better to suggest things she likely not getting strong advice against as "harmful" by the doctors she relies on.)Have any of you any experience in dealing with non-healing wounds

such those on the feet of diabetics? I'm guessing poor circulation in the legs is why their foot wounds don't heal. Any experience using MMS on stubborn infected surface wounds?

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Hi Liz...I do know that a fiend of mine used urine on a diabetic sore on her sister's leg and it healed it right up. She, of course, used her sister's own urine to do this. There is a UT group with loads of info.Also as to the salt and high blood pressure...6 years ago I had a stroke from out of control high blood pressure. Part of "my" own therapy is drinking a 4 oz. glass of lemon water with 1 tsp of sole made from Himalayan sea salt every single day. I am now only taking 1/8 the BP meds as I was after the stroke and do not have HBP any longer. Of course my goal it to completely get off of all meds and I have faith I will. I feel the salt has been a major benefit to my healing and I have not suffered any ill effects from it.Regards...Sandy>> A friend has been advised by her doctor to have her foot amputated due to a non-healing ulcer on the foot. She is overweight and diabetic, and I'm going to guess (but I don't know) a health mess, although possibly "normal health for an overweight sedentary aging diabetic" from the viewpoint of AMA-type doctors. > > I have gently suggested she try lots of C, zinc, and omega 3 (preferably in the Budwig mixture) for cell rebuilding and colliodal silver or MMS both internally and externally for wound healing. But that was just wild guessing. > > (I would suggest lots of natural salt per the salt-C theory of health, but I'm betting her doctor would freak out, at her weight she may have heart problems or high blood pressure, and MDs are so anti-salt with those. Better to suggest things she likely not getting strong advice against as "harmful" by the doctors she relies on.)> > Have any of you any experience in dealing with non-healing wounds such those on the feet of diabetics? I'm guessing poor circulation in the legs is why their foot wounds don't heal. > > Any experience using MMS on stubborn infected surface wounds?>

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...i've read a number of success stories using CS both internally and

topically, including keeping CS soaked into whatever bandages are used. low

voltage electricity via a godzilla type device used to pass microcurrents

through the sores in conjunction with CS has saved limbs, healing gangrenous

sores and not even leaving scars. join and read into the files area of the

group. it's as simple as a battery and some

wire in a pinch. no shocks, just maybe a bit of tingle.

the C etc seem like a real good idea. also E with mixed tocopherols.

i haven't read any such success stories with MMS ass i recall... might work

though... it won't leave a beneficial residue topically like silver will...

too reactive. silver interacts with electricity and DNA to cause

iontophoresis effect... regeneration through stem cells manipulations...

amazing.

> [ ] Diabetes ulcer on foot

>

> A friend has been advised by her doctor to have her foot

> amputated due to a non-healing ulcer on the foot. She is

> overweight and diabetic, and I'm going to guess (but I don't

> know) a health mess, although possibly " normal health for an

> overweight sedentary aging diabetic " from the viewpoint of

> AMA-type doctors.

>

> I have gently suggested she try lots of C, zinc, and omega 3

> (preferably in the Budwig mixture) for cell rebuilding and

> colliodal silver or MMS both internally and externally for

> wound healing. But that was just wild guessing.

>

> (I would suggest lots of natural salt per the salt-C theory

> of health, but I'm betting her doctor would freak out, at her

> weight she may have heart problems or high blood pressure,

> and MDs are so anti-salt with those. Better to suggest

> things she likely not getting strong advice against as

> " harmful " by the doctors she relies on.)

>

> Have any of you any experience in dealing with non-healing

> wounds such those on the feet of diabetics? I'm guessing

> poor circulation in the legs is why their foot wounds don't heal.

>

> Any experience using MMS on stubborn infected surface wounds?

>

>

[Guest guest]

Well, now the gal says there's not actually an ulcer on the foot right now, the

doctor wants to amputate as " preventative " medicine, can you believe! (The

" ulcer " info was from a friend, the recent communication was from the woman

herself.)

She said she'll try anything that doesn't interfere with her dialysis. Wow,

some people have terrible packages of health problems!

I'll have to find some info about MMS and dialysis, silver and dialysis, etc.

I'm sure the info is out there if I did enough.

Thanks for the suggestions. Even info not needed today comes in handy another

time - or for anther person who read this group.

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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

>

> A friend has been advised by her doctor to have her foot amputated due to a

non-healing ulcer on the foot. She is overweight and diabetic, and I'm going to

guess (but I don't know) a health mess, although possibly " normal health for an

overweight sedentary aging diabetic " from the viewpoint of AMA-type doctors.

>

> I have gently suggested she try lots of C, zinc, and omega 3 (preferably in

the Budwig mixture) for cell rebuilding and colliodal silver or MMS both

internally and externally for wound healing. But that was just wild guessing.

>

> (I would suggest lots of natural salt per the salt-C theory of health, but I'm

betting her doctor would freak out, at her weight she may have heart problems or

high blood pressure, and MDs are so anti-salt with those. Better to suggest

things she likely not getting strong advice against as " harmful " by the doctors

she relies on.)

>

> Have any of you any experience in dealing with non-healing wounds such those

on the feet of diabetics? I'm guessing poor circulation in the legs is why

their foot wounds don't heal.

>

> Any experience using MMS on stubborn infected surface wounds?

>

[Guest guest]

Medusa, The procedure for using diluted Cansema is as follows. First, spray 10

ppm colloidal silver on the affected area. Then dab the black Cansema salve

(purchase only from www.altcancer.com as there are counterfeits on the market

that don't work) on areas where fungus is suspected. If nothing is present,

nothing happens. If there is something present, red dots, a darkish film, or

even a scab will form. My wife has all three on her lower legs. She is diabetic,

and now I know why diabetics are prone to foot and leg amputations. In a word,

its fungus!

I have developed a real distaste for MMS to the point where I can't even stand

to smell it anymore. So, I have switched to taking it transdermally. I mix 8

drops of MMS in 2.5ml citric acid and wait three minutes. After three minutes, I

add 8 drops of DMSO (available from www.jacoblab.com) and wait a couple more

minutes, then apply to my feet (the area most fungus-prone). Incidentally, I

recommend the 50% DMSO solution - any stronger reddens my skin.

from Israel

http://chainexerciser.tripod.com

--- In , " medusa569 " <medusa569@...>

wrote:

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

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> medusa

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> [ ] 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

>