Re: mold treatments through the ears?

[Guest guest]

Were you in my house? Damn. I have the nasal MRSA also. The spray I had gotten

from Shoemaker I dont think helped. I have not retested though. I gave heard

alot of good about the grapefruit seed extract. I have some but cant use it now

because you cannot eat grapefuit if you take xanax but I may try anyway. I am

not sure of the others.

 

Chris...

    

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

       

From: amydent9 <amydent9@...>

Subject: [] mold treatments through the ears?

Date: Saturday, December 20, 2008, 12:59 AM

I just did an experiement and tried salt water in my ears.

It caused me die off pretty quickly.

I'd like to find out if anyone has ever had a treatment for mold

deliver by ear.

I am curretnly on nizoral, glutahione, and potassium iodide and an

ointment for MRSA via nasal delivery, and was wondering if any of

these are safe to do via the ears.

also add to the list how about grapefruit seed extract? manuka

honey? oregano oil? all of course very diluted delivered by ears???

amy

[Guest guest]

Colloidal silver is probably the safest and most effective for the

ears.

Barth

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a> I just did an experiement and tried salt water in my ears.

a> It caused me die off pretty quickly.

a> I'd like to find out if anyone has ever had a treatment for mold

a> deliver by ear.

a> I am curretnly on nizoral, glutahione, and potassium iodide and an

a> ointment for MRSA via nasal delivery, and was wondering if any of

a> these are safe to do via the ears.

a> also add to the list how about grapefruit seed extract? manuka

a> honey? oregano oil? all of course very diluted delivered by ears???

a> amy

[Guest guest]

The ear canal is very short, doesn't lead anywhere

except the tympanic membrane, which is very fragile and delicate.

People are often poisoned by home remedies or bad examples of

alternative medicine.

You folks should keep that in mind. Losing your hearing or even

systemic infection

could be a devastating effect of putting things in your ears.

[Guest guest]

Yes, I'd have to agree with Live here. From all I've read it's best to

put nothing in your ears. The coating of wax on the inside of ear is

very important to protect ear and is constantly moving from inside the

ear to the outside, carrying debris and keeping ear clean, and you

don't want to disturb that or put anything not supposed to be there up

against the ear drum, which as Live said is very easily injuried. Even

slight injury could give an opportunity for infection that wasn't there

before fooling with it.

--- In , LiveSimply <quackadillian@...>

wrote:

>

> The ear canal is very short, doesn't lead anywhere

> except the tympanic membrane, which is very fragile and delicate.

>

[Guest guest]

There's a doc in Denver named Dr Deagle, that uses colloidal silver, but

personally I wouldn't have anything to do with it!

You can google his name, if you wish.

From: Patilla DaHun <glypella@...>

Subject: Re: [] mold treatments through the ears?

" amydent9 " < >

Date: Saturday, December 20, 2008, 4:27 PM

Colloidal silver is probably the safest and most effective for the

ears.

Barth

www.presenting. net/sbs/sbs. html

SUBMIT YOUR DOCTOR: www.presenting. net/sbs/molddoct ors.html

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a> I just did an experiement and tried salt water in my ears.

a> It caused me die off pretty quickly.

a> I'd like to find out if anyone has ever had a treatment for mold

a> deliver by ear.

a> I am curretnly on nizoral, glutahione, and potassium iodide and an

a> ointment for MRSA via nasal delivery, and was wondering if any of

a> these are safe to do via the ears.

a> also add to the list how about grapefruit seed extract? manuka

a> honey? oregano oil? all of course very diluted delivered by ears???

a> amy

[Guest guest]

The ear is the one part of your body that is pretty care free and you

can only mess that up by fooling with it. I used a Q-tip when I was in

a hurry and in my hurry pushed it in too far and injured by ear and

that isn't the proper way to clean it anyway. You can end up pushing

ear wax further into your ear turns out, so I leave my ears alone now.

You can use a wet wash cloth to wipe outer part. I find I develope

earwax in the ear that is on the side of my body that is turned up when

I sleep on my side. That makes sense. It doesn't get a chance to

drain out so I make a point of occasionally sleeping on my other side

so that doesn't happen.

--- In , Frohna <vafrohna@...>

wrote:

>

> I TOTALLY agree with this, Barb.....there are cases where a bad ear

infection can result in MENINGITIS.....need I say more?  NEVER put

anything " smaller than your elbow " in your ears!

>

[Guest guest]

--- In , LiveSimply <quackadillian@...>

wrote:

> Its tragic that people are driven to desperation by the barriers like

> cost and availability of real, quality care.

>

There is no such thing as " real, quality care " . In every kind of

treatment it is buyer beware. Medicine is not a science, it is a set

of beliefs, with blinders on. Many great studies are completely

ignored, or worse, viciously attacked. It is a highly charged, ego

driven in many cases, political arena.

Sounds like you are still living in the dream world, Live.