Wound report and new question

[Guest guest]

Dear friends,

Thanks for all the suggestions on my father's wounds, which seem to be

getting better. He feels drawn to use hydrogen peroxide and DMSO. I'm

excited about the rest of the remedies and plan to get some of them for my

own home apothecary.

My new possibly off topic question is base on something Garnet recently

wrote:

>>The histamine release is less with subsequent applications until the

Mast Cells are depleted.

I have exercise urticaria, itchiness from walking on flat ground. Any

ideas as to how to deplete Mast Cells? A friend of mine who has this

actually uses pharmaceutical antihistimines, which I don't want to take.

Natural antihistimines?

Something that changes the way the Mast Cells react in the first place?

Thanks again and new years blessings to all,

-Marie

Eugene, Oregon USA

[Guest guest]

Quercetin with Bromelain is a natural anti-histamine that I

take for

seasonal allergies. I buy NOW brand from herbMD.com. When

pollen is very heavy I may take it 4-5 times a day, but most

days

of allergy season I only take it twice a day.

The repeated application of DMSO may do the trick. It makes the

Mast Cells dump their stores of histamine and if you keep them

emptied as they try to refill you may be able to stay on top

of it without

much histamine effect.

BTW DMSO is a strong anti-oxidant and Hydrogen Peroxide a strong

oxidizing agent -- theoretically they could cancel each

other out if

used together. I might use them at different times rather

than in

combination. I don't have any actual experience or proof of

their

combined effect -- just the theory behind their actions.

Garnet

lmdv@... wrote:

>

>

> Dear friends,

> Thanks for all the suggestions on my father's wounds, which seem to be

> getting better. He feels drawn to use hydrogen peroxide and DMSO. I'm

> excited about the rest of the remedies and plan to get some of them for my

> own home apothecary.

>

> My new possibly off topic question is base on something Garnet recently

> wrote:

>

> >>The histamine release is less with subsequent applications until the

> Mast Cells are depleted.

>

> I have exercise urticaria, itchiness from walking on flat ground. Any

> ideas as to how to deplete Mast Cells? A friend of mine who has this

> actually uses pharmaceutical antihistimines, which I don't want to take.

> Natural antihistimines?

> Something that changes the way the Mast Cells react in the first place?

>

> Thanks again and new years blessings to all,

> -Marie

> Eugene, Oregon USA

>

>