Rash on the Hand

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> > area of that finger. This continued, going up and down each finger and

> > eventually into the palm of my left hand. Over time, it has affected

>each

> > finger, but always in just one area at a time. About a year ago, the

>whole

> > thing went away. Just recently, it has come back and is affecting all

>the

> > fingers of my left hand. It has never gone anywhere else but right now

>my

> > fingers are so sore I can barely type. It is always aggravated by

>peeling

> > potatoes, tomatoes, etc. I have used all sorts of things on it but

>nothing

> > seems to help. At the time when it went away, I had just started taking

> > Essiac. I thought that was what cured it. But I am still taking

>

Dear Chris, Since you gave a few clues I will add my 2 cents worth. One

thing about Potatoes is that they have a drawing property--you might make a

poultice overnight of raw grated potatoes and maybe some french green clay

to thicken this slightly. It may get worse before getting better but usually

within 3 days you should see an improvement.

 

The Essiac tea also draws toxins but if the plumbing isn't functioning well

it cannot do the job as well. If I were you I would try some strong coffee

enemas to increase the livers functioning. Also be sure to drink 1/2 your

wt in oz of water. ( If you weight 100 lbs you should drink 50 oz of water,

ect.)

 

The other thing that comes to mind is a man I met a few years ago whose

hands were very white. I asked if he had been burned he said no that he was

cutting fire wood and got a bad case of poison ivy. He went to many local

doctors and didn't find any relief it looked terrible and was very infected

he finally started taking massive doses of vitamin C and in a few days it

started healing. I am sorry I don't remember how many units it was he said

but seemed awfully high but he figured he was going to loose both his arms

to the elbow if something wasn't done. This all happened 30 or more yrs

ago.

 

Did you know roses, cashews and poison ivy are all related to the rose

family so if you are allergic to one you may be allergic to them all.

Poison Ivy never has bothered me but it does my son. The doctors give him a

cortisone shot because overnight it goes systemic.

 

Well that enough for now let us know what works! Kim

 

 

 

 

 

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