OT? HIGHLY recommended cure for bites and infections

[Guest guest]

I've been struggling with some sort of bug bites that swell up to 6 inch welts

that go deep into the muscle and tendons and all but immobilize my joints. I've

been trying just about everything and finally found two good " cures " . The first

is, if you get an insect or spider bite, wet the area and apply a 9 volt battery

so it gets a little shock. The Europeans know this but most Americans don't.

It is said in some places that shocking a recluse bite will stop it from

becoming nasty, but it must be done asap for the best results.

Once a bite becomes large, red, swollen, and inflamed, cabbage leaf is the way

to go. What I did after reading lots of directions is crush the outer leaves

with a rolling pin so the juices flow, then tie them on with strips of trash bag

(we're out of saran wrap at present). Cabbage has long been thought to draw out

poisons. I've heard some kinds of clay work this way too but I don't have that

to try. Most directions say to do it overnight (make sure your blood can still

flow!) and in the morning it will either come to a head or be much

improved/gone.

[Guest guest]

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> I've been struggling with some sort of bug bites that swell up to 6 inch welts

that go deep into the muscle and tendons and all but immobilize my joints. I've

been trying just about everything and finally found two good " cures " . The first

is, if you get an insect or spider bite, wet the area and apply a 9 volt battery

so it gets a little shock. The Europeans know this but most Americans don't.

It is said in some places that shocking a recluse bite will stop it from

becoming nasty, but it must be done asap for the best results.

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I believe it somehow disrupts / deactivates the protein in the venom, apparently

heating the spot as high as you can stand does a similar thing.

In Australia they have a virus caused by mosquitoes - Ross River Virus, people

have cured themselves by getting zapped with an electric fence. This web page

has this story & more....

http://idu.16.forumer.com/a/electric-healing_post1647.html

http://tinyurl.com/l5cv62

I have a zapper as per Hulda " The Cure For all Diseases " and find that it

has worked to different degrees against 'germs', but without any pain :0) I

don't know if it would do anything for bites though...

Jewel

[Guest guest]

I recently saw a bug zapper that looked like a squash racket. A neighbor

brought it with him to a outdoor party to zap yellow jackets. Maybe that would

work in a pinch!

Joan

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> > I've been struggling with some sort of bug bites that swell up to 6 inch

welts that go deep into the muscle and tendons and all but immobilize my joints.

I've been trying just about everything and finally found two good " cures " . The

first is, if you get an insect or spider bite, wet the area and apply a 9 volt

battery so it gets a little shock. The Europeans know this but most Americans

don't. It is said in some places that shocking a recluse bite will stop it from

becoming nasty, but it must be done asap for the best results.

> ***

>

> I believe it somehow disrupts / deactivates the protein in the venom,

apparently heating the spot as high as you can stand does a similar thing.

>

> In Australia they have a virus caused by mosquitoes - Ross River Virus, people

have cured themselves by getting zapped with an electric fence. This web page

has this story & more....

>

> http://idu.16.forumer.com/a/electric-healing_post1647.html

>

> http://tinyurl.com/l5cv62

>

> I have a zapper as per Hulda " The Cure For all Diseases " and find that

it has worked to different degrees against 'germs', but without any pain :0) I

don't know if it would do anything for bites though...

>

> Jewel

>

[Guest guest]

Funny, I couldn't help myself from touching one of those just the other weekend.

They pack a more powerful zap than I'd have expected!

>

> I recently saw a bug zapper that looked like a squash racket. A neighbor

brought it with him to a outdoor party to zap yellow jackets. Maybe that would

work in a pinch!

>

> Joan