Successful use of an inhalational phytochemical to treat pulmonary TB

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Hi Eugene,

 

I am sending a copy to VBMA and the TCM Lists [see below].

 

> Dear Phil I have published alot in this area. See attached papers

> and visit (www.nicrosol.com.au).

 

> To date, my group (Aust/German research group) have treated 5

> patients with TB and turned their sputum -ve before they started

> coinventional DOTS treatment. In this case report I used a

> water-sol eucalyptus oil preparation but now I use a tea tree oil

> derivative. This is a whole new area opening up. Let me know how we

> could work together? Best wishes Eugene Sherry MD

 

Many thanks for your reply and references. Congratulations on fine

work.

 

I am a 62-year old veterinarian, and I work for the Agriculture &

Food Authority of Ireland. Unfortunately, I have just left the research

area and now work in IT (Staff Support for our younger researchers).

 

Although I have been studying Chinese Herbal Medicine for many

years, it is more of a hobby for me, and I am not in a position to do

clinical research on it now.

 

However, if you are interested to join the VBMA (Vet Botanical Med

Assoc) and TraditionalChineseMedicine Lists, please let me know

and I will have your address added.

 

Our List members would be interested to hear a summary of your

experiences with plant-derived medicines.

 

Also, some of our vet members (which include practitioners and

some adacemics) might be interested to discuss good clinical

research projects with you if you have promising plant extracts

against infectious diseases.

 

Best regards,

Phil

 

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Sherry E, Warnke PH, Boeck H. Percutaneous treatment of

chronic MRSA osteomyelitis with a novel plant-derived antiseptic.

BMC Surg. 2001;1(1):1. Epub 2001 May 16.

 

Sherry E, Boeck H, Warnke PH Topical application of a new

formulation of eucalyptus oil phytochemical clears methicillin-

resistant Staphylococcus aureus infection. Am J Infect Control.

2001 Oct;29(5):346. No abstract available.

 

Sherry E, Warnke PH. Alternative for MRSA and Tuberculosis (TB):

Eucalyptus and Tea-Tree Oils as New Topical Antibacterials

AAOS, Dallas.Feb 2002 Sherry E , Warnke PH, Boeck H.

 

Sherry E, Sivananthan S, Warnke PH, Eslick G. Topical

phytochemicals used to salvage the gangrenous lower limbs of

type 1 diabetic patients. Diabetes Res Clin Pract. 2003

Oct;62(1):65-6. No abstract available.

 

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ds=14770448 & dopt=Abstract " }Warnke PH, Terheyden H, Acil Y, Springer IN, Sherry

E, Reynolds

M, Russo PA, Bredee JP, Podschun R. {HYPERLINK

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med_pubmed & from_uid=14770448 " }Related Tumor s{PRIVATE

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reduction with antibacterial essential oils. Cancer. 2004 Feb

15;100(4):879-880.

 

E Sherry, PH Warnke Successful use of an inhalational

phytochemical to treat pulmonary tuberculosis: A case report.

Phytomedicine 11/2-3, p95. 2004.

 

Antibacterial essential oils reduce bad smell in cancer patients

P.H. WARNKE1, E. SHERRY2, R. PODSCHUN1, H.

TERHEYDEN1, Y. ACIL1, and I.N. SPRINGER1, 1 University of Kiel,

Germany, 2 University of Sydney, Penrith, Australia. 4026

warnke The IADR/AADR/CADR 82nd General

Session (March 10-13, 2004) Honolulu, HI

 

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