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The only advice I found on a staph infection was " boils " , so this may work here,

too, but...

 

!) Flax & fenugreek mashed as a poultice.

2) Burdock, goldenseal, olive (leaf?) oil extract, red clover, & pau d'arco

(propolis in tincture form) for natural antibiotics.

3)dandelion, milk thistle, red clover, and burdock to cleanse the blood and

liver.

4) Echinacea and goldenseal to clean the lymph.

5) Oat straw as a tea for inflamation.

6) Onion as a poultice wrapped in a cloth - not applied directly to the skin -

as a poultice.

7) Suma for immunity.

8) Tea tree oil as an antiseptic

 

Nutrients:

1) Colloidial silver applied topically; garlic 2 caps/3x/day; 'green foods "

drink.

2) Proteolytic enzymes; vitamin A w/carotenoid complex @75,000iu for 1 month,

then 25,000iu until; vitamin E @600iu daily; vitamin C w/bioflavanoids

3000-8000mg in divided doses; zinc @ 50mg..

3) CoQ10 @ 60mg & Coenzyme A; kelp @ 2000-3000mg in divided doses and

multimineral complex; raw thymus @ 500mg/day; silica or oat straw.

 

You can use any or all of these that may work, but the " nutrients are grouped

from " essential " (1), " very important " (2), " helpful " (3), but all will not be

necessary most likely, and you should follow label directions when dosages

aren't listed.

 

Hope that helps a little!

 

From the book Prescription for Nutritional Healing (3rd edition)

 

In Health,

Steve

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I am searching for an alternative way to treat impetigo. Any suggestions out

there would be greatly appreciated.

 

Susan

 

 

 

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I would suggest Colloidal Silver 500 ppm internally and externally. Dilute in

water and sponge the affected

area. Take internally once daily.

 

tjames wrote:

 

> I am searching for an alternative way to treat impetigo. Any

> suggestions out there would be greatly appreciated.

>

> Susan

>

 

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> I am searching for an alternative way to treat

> impetigo.

 

I would be using Tea tree oil lotions or dilute

straight. Its cheap here in Australia and excellent

antibacterial, anti viral and antifungal- they are

even using it in hospitals for golden staph because

the anti biotics dont work so well.

good luck

Peela

 

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I did find a book that mentioned impetigo finally, and it suggests drinking a

tea of:

1 part echinacea

2 parts wild indigo

1 part pasque flower

1 part poke root

3x/day.

 

Meticulous hygiene is essential; a diet rich in fruits and green veggies; 2G of

vitamin C/ day; raw garlic; herballly, you need antimicrobials, alteratives, and

tonics, along with a lotion (externally) of 1 or more of the following:

echinacea, myrrh, marigold, or wild indigo.

 

From The Complete Illustrated Holistic Herbal .

 

In Health,

Steve

 

-----------------------------

 

 

> I am searching for an alternative way to treat

> impetigo.

 

I would be using Tea tree oil lotions or dilute

straight. Its cheap here in Australia and excellent

antibacterial, anti viral and antifungal- they are

even using it in hospitals for golden staph because

the anti biotics dont work so well.

good luck

Peela

 

=====

May the long time sun shine upon you, all love suround you, and the pure light

within you guide your way on.

Traditional Blessing

 

 

Make international calls for as low as $.04/minute with Messenger

http://phonecard./

 

 

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Peela

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Monday, July 30, 2001 8:55 PM

Re: [herbal remedies] Impetigo

 

> I am searching for an alternative way to treat> impetigo.

Black walnut oil works well too. I have used it before. Patty

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