Re: Question about Plantar Warts

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Plantar's warts are caused by a virus. My son had a plantar's wart

on his foot about the size of a nickel. He had recently moved into a

fraternity house. I had him soften a vitamin C tablet with water and

Grapefruit Seed Extract, and place it on the wart under a bandaid. He

left in on day and night for a week or so even though I gave him extra

tablets and bandaids.

After about 2 weeks his foot became itchy. When he scratched it,

the wart just fell off in his hand. The little roots were still

attached to it.

He didn't have any metal fillings but had received a couple in some

baby teeth.

Hope this helps, Pegiot

>

> I saw a comment on the Mercury-Autism list about Lysine. Specfically

> that it helped get rid of a plantar wart.

>

> I've had one on my foot for many years now, various methods of having

> it removed have all failed. Why won't it go away and what might help?

>

> FWIW I've had it frozen, cut out by a dermatologist, used OTC wart

> removers (drops and medicated pads), chemical irritant, duct tape, some

> stuff called wartbgon (I think), ignored it, meditated on it,

> voodoo... ok no voodoo, but I'm lost as for what'll get rid of this.

> Most folks seem to have these things disapear on their own, but it just

> won't leave and it's multiplying now I think.

>

> Thanks,

> Mike

>

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Plantar's warts are caused by a virus. My son had a plantar's wart

on his foot about the size of a nickel. He had recently moved into a

fraternity house. I had him soften a vitamin C tablet with water and

Grapefruit Seed Extract, and place it on the wart under a bandaid. He

left in on day and night for a week or so even though I gave him extra

tablets and bandaids.

After about 2 weeks his foot became itchy. When he scratched it,

the wart just fell off in his hand. The little roots were still

attached to it.

He didn't have any metal fillings but had received a couple in some

baby teeth.

Hope this helps, Pegiot

>

> I saw a comment on the Mercury-Autism list about Lysine. Specfically

> that it helped get rid of a plantar wart.

>

> I've had one on my foot for many years now, various methods of having

> it removed have all failed. Why won't it go away and what might help?

>

> FWIW I've had it frozen, cut out by a dermatologist, used OTC wart

> removers (drops and medicated pads), chemical irritant, duct tape, some

> stuff called wartbgon (I think), ignored it, meditated on it,

> voodoo... ok no voodoo, but I'm lost as for what'll get rid of this.

> Most folks seem to have these things disapear on their own, but it just

> won't leave and it's multiplying now I think.

>

> Thanks,

> Mike

>

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Quercetin got rid of my plantar wart.

Bel

>

>

>

> >

> > I saw a comment on the Mercury-Autism list about Lysine. Specfically

> > that it helped get rid of a plantar wart.

> >

> > I've had one on my foot for many years now, various methods of having

> > it removed have all failed. Why won't it go away and what might help?

> >

> > FWIW I've had it frozen, cut out by a dermatologist, used OTC wart

> > removers (drops and medicated pads), chemical irritant, duct tape, some

> > stuff called wartbgon (I think), ignored it, meditated on it,

> > voodoo... ok no voodoo, but I'm lost as for what'll get rid of this.

> > Most folks seem to have these things disapear on their own, but it just

> > won't leave and it's multiplying now I think.

> >

> > Thanks,

> > Mike

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Quercetin got rid of my plantar wart.

Bel

>

>

>

> >

> > I saw a comment on the Mercury-Autism list about Lysine. Specfically

> > that it helped get rid of a plantar wart.

> >

> > I've had one on my foot for many years now, various methods of having

> > it removed have all failed. Why won't it go away and what might help?

> >

> > FWIW I've had it frozen, cut out by a dermatologist, used OTC wart

> > removers (drops and medicated pads), chemical irritant, duct tape, some

> > stuff called wartbgon (I think), ignored it, meditated on it,

> > voodoo... ok no voodoo, but I'm lost as for what'll get rid of this.

> > Most folks seem to have these things disapear on their own, but it just

> > won't leave and it's multiplying now I think.

> >

> > Thanks,

> > Mike

> >

>

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Quercetin got rid of my plantar wart.

Bel

>

>

>

> >

> > I saw a comment on the Mercury-Autism list about Lysine. Specfically

> > that it helped get rid of a plantar wart.

> >

> > I've had one on my foot for many years now, various methods of having

> > it removed have all failed. Why won't it go away and what might help?

> >

> > FWIW I've had it frozen, cut out by a dermatologist, used OTC wart

> > removers (drops and medicated pads), chemical irritant, duct tape, some

> > stuff called wartbgon (I think), ignored it, meditated on it,

> > voodoo... ok no voodoo, but I'm lost as for what'll get rid of this.

> > Most folks seem to have these things disapear on their own, but it just

> > won't leave and it's multiplying now I think.

> >

> > Thanks,

> > Mike

> >

>

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In frequent-dose-chelation belinda_312 wrote:

Quercetin got rid of my plantar wart.

Bel

------------Bel, did you take it orally as a supplement, or did you put it on

the wart?------Jackie

---------More below, from Mike's original post---------Jackie

>

>

> >Mike wrote:

> > I saw a comment on the Mercury-Autism list about Lysine. Specfically

> > that it helped get rid of a plantar wart.

--------------Lysine is supposed to be good for viruses in general, I believe,

so that may be why it helped with the wart. I think I've heard of it for cold

sores especially.----Jackie

> >

> > I've had one on my foot for many years now, various methods of having

> > it removed have all failed. Why won't it go away and what might help?

----------I'm wondering if us people with metals have more trouble getting rid

of these. My daughter has had them on her hands and had a cluster of them on

the inside of her elbow. Last summer, when she wasn't in school and could wear

duct tape, she put tea tree oil on them and covered them with duct tape. And

then after awhile she switched to oil of oregano and duct tape. This did

finally get rid of them, and they haven't come back. I think she still has one

or two on her fingers or hand, and I don't remember why she didn't treat them

last summer, or if they're new. But the elbow ones are gone. I guess they need

oxygen, so the combination of the oil and then duct tape over that starved them

for oxygen.

The other thing I'm curious about is if any of you who are having trouble with

warts also have arsenic besides mercury. We do, and it says in HTI that you are

more prone to skin problems like warts if you have arsenic.---------Jackie

> >

> > FWIW I've had it frozen, cut out by a dermatologist, used OTC wart

> > removers (drops and medicated pads), chemical irritant, duct tape, some

> > stuff called wartbgon (I think), ignored it, meditated on it,

> > voodoo... ok no voodoo

-----------Thanks for the chuckle ---------Jackie

but I'm lost as for what'll get rid of this.

> > Most folks seem to have these things disapear on their own, but it just

> > won't leave and it's multiplying now I think.

------------I think possibly they are a sign of our compromised immune system

and trouble with viruses in general. Read the viral file over at

A-M.----------Jackie

> >

> > Thanks,

> > Mike

> >

>

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In frequent-dose-chelation belinda_312 wrote:

Quercetin got rid of my plantar wart.

Bel

------------Bel, did you take it orally as a supplement, or did you put it on

the wart?------Jackie

---------More below, from Mike's original post---------Jackie

>

>

> >Mike wrote:

> > I saw a comment on the Mercury-Autism list about Lysine. Specfically

> > that it helped get rid of a plantar wart.

--------------Lysine is supposed to be good for viruses in general, I believe,

so that may be why it helped with the wart. I think I've heard of it for cold

sores especially.----Jackie

> >

> > I've had one on my foot for many years now, various methods of having

> > it removed have all failed. Why won't it go away and what might help?

----------I'm wondering if us people with metals have more trouble getting rid

of these. My daughter has had them on her hands and had a cluster of them on

the inside of her elbow. Last summer, when she wasn't in school and could wear

duct tape, she put tea tree oil on them and covered them with duct tape. And

then after awhile she switched to oil of oregano and duct tape. This did

finally get rid of them, and they haven't come back. I think she still has one

or two on her fingers or hand, and I don't remember why she didn't treat them

last summer, or if they're new. But the elbow ones are gone. I guess they need

oxygen, so the combination of the oil and then duct tape over that starved them

for oxygen.

The other thing I'm curious about is if any of you who are having trouble with

warts also have arsenic besides mercury. We do, and it says in HTI that you are

more prone to skin problems like warts if you have arsenic.---------Jackie

> >

> > FWIW I've had it frozen, cut out by a dermatologist, used OTC wart

> > removers (drops and medicated pads), chemical irritant, duct tape, some

> > stuff called wartbgon (I think), ignored it, meditated on it,

> > voodoo... ok no voodoo

-----------Thanks for the chuckle ---------Jackie

but I'm lost as for what'll get rid of this.

> > Most folks seem to have these things disapear on their own, but it just

> > won't leave and it's multiplying now I think.

------------I think possibly they are a sign of our compromised immune system

and trouble with viruses in general. Read the viral file over at

A-M.----------Jackie

> >

> > Thanks,

> > Mike

> >

>

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In frequent-dose-chelation belinda_312 wrote:

Quercetin got rid of my plantar wart.

Bel

------------Bel, did you take it orally as a supplement, or did you put it on

the wart?------Jackie

---------More below, from Mike's original post---------Jackie

>

>

> >Mike wrote:

> > I saw a comment on the Mercury-Autism list about Lysine. Specfically

> > that it helped get rid of a plantar wart.

--------------Lysine is supposed to be good for viruses in general, I believe,

so that may be why it helped with the wart. I think I've heard of it for cold

sores especially.----Jackie

> >

> > I've had one on my foot for many years now, various methods of having

> > it removed have all failed. Why won't it go away and what might help?

----------I'm wondering if us people with metals have more trouble getting rid

of these. My daughter has had them on her hands and had a cluster of them on

the inside of her elbow. Last summer, when she wasn't in school and could wear

duct tape, she put tea tree oil on them and covered them with duct tape. And

then after awhile she switched to oil of oregano and duct tape. This did

finally get rid of them, and they haven't come back. I think she still has one

or two on her fingers or hand, and I don't remember why she didn't treat them

last summer, or if they're new. But the elbow ones are gone. I guess they need

oxygen, so the combination of the oil and then duct tape over that starved them

for oxygen.

The other thing I'm curious about is if any of you who are having trouble with

warts also have arsenic besides mercury. We do, and it says in HTI that you are

more prone to skin problems like warts if you have arsenic.---------Jackie

> >

> > FWIW I've had it frozen, cut out by a dermatologist, used OTC wart

> > removers (drops and medicated pads), chemical irritant, duct tape, some

> > stuff called wartbgon (I think), ignored it, meditated on it,

> > voodoo... ok no voodoo

-----------Thanks for the chuckle ---------Jackie

but I'm lost as for what'll get rid of this.

> > Most folks seem to have these things disapear on their own, but it just

> > won't leave and it's multiplying now I think.

------------I think possibly they are a sign of our compromised immune system

and trouble with viruses in general. Read the viral file over at

A-M.----------Jackie

> >

> > Thanks,

> > Mike

> >

>

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>

> Quercetin got rid of my plantar wart.

>

> Bel

> ------------Bel, did you take it orally as a supplement, or did you put it

on the

wart?------Jackie

200-300mg x 3-4 times per day as a supplement

Bel