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Ozonated olive oil will kill any infection it touches, it only

takes a small amount each time and a jar lasts a long time.

call Dr. Pressman at Plasmafire; it's not on the website.

 

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Lanacane stops itching right now.

 

Duncan Crow

 

> Posted by: " soyasee " soyasee soyasee

> Sun Sep 24, 2006 6:56 am (PDT)

>

> Does anyone have a recipe to take care of this?

>

> Thanks

> Al

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" PAV " is an excellent product for any skin condition. Do a Google search on

" PAV " and you'll see where you can get it. It seems expensive but a little bit

goes a long way. I have even cleared up skin cancers with it.

 

Jock itch is a miserable SOB.

 

Jack

 

 

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I did a google on " PAV " . I got over 5 million hits. Needless to

say, I did not look thru them all. But I read the descriptions of

the first 50 or so and none of the hits looked like what you describe.

 

What does PAV stand for?

 

Alobar

 

On 9/25/06, JACK MILLIORN <jack.mill wrote:

> " PAV " is an excellent product for any skin condition. Do a Google search on

" PAV " and you'll see where you can get it. It seems expensive but a little bit

goes a long way. I have even cleared up skin cancers with it.

>

> Jock itch is a miserable SOB.

>

> Jack

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, Alobar <Alobar

wrote:

>

> I did a google on " PAV " . I got over 5 million hits. Needless

> to say, I did not look thru them all. But I read the

> descriptions of the first 50 or so and none of the hits looked

> like what you describe.

>

> What does PAV stand for?

 

I did the same thing and realized the search needed to be narrowed

down. Since it's a skin product, I searched on 'PAV skin' and found

the product immediately:

 

 

> On 9/25/06, JACK MILLIORN <jack.mill wrote:

> > " PAV " is an excellent product for any skin condition. Do a Google

search on " PAV " and you'll see where you can get it. It seems

expensive but a little bit goes a long way. I have even cleared up

skin cancers with it.

> >

> > Jock itch is a miserable SOB.

> >

> > Jack

>

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" tree resin " does not really tell me what the active ingredient is.

And it has a peroleum base. So I guess I am not interested.

 

Thanks for clarifying the google search.

 

Alobar

 

On 9/25/06, Alex Stanley <j_alexander_stanley wrote:

> , Alobar <Alobar

> wrote:

> >

> > I did a google on " PAV " . I got over 5 million hits. Needless

> > to say, I did not look thru them all. But I read the

> > descriptions of the first 50 or so and none of the hits looked

> > like what you describe.

> >

> > What does PAV stand for?

>

> I did the same thing and realized the search needed to be narrowed

> down. Since it's a skin product, I searched on 'PAV skin' and found

> the product immediately:

>

>

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It's probably an allergy to nicotine or any or all of it's additives.

 

Alex Stanley <j_alexander_stanley wrote: --- In

, Alobar <Alobar

wrote:

>

> I did a google on " PAV " . I got over 5 million hits. Needless

> to say, I did not look thru them all. But I read the

> descriptions of the first 50 or so and none of the hits looked

> like what you describe.

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Hi Al,

 

Jock itch is similar to athlete's foot or thrush - i.e. it's caused by a

fungus.

 

I have read that it is Trichophyton rubrum, although can be caused by

Candida albicans. In any case, it shows a general weakness in the

immune system.

 

Topically - tea tree oil or wild oregano oil are good options.

 

 

Internally - follow a diet which is designed to eradicate Candida and

see if that helps.

 

- no sugar or refined carbohydrates - only whole grains

 

- no alcohol

 

- lower animal protein

 

- garlic is a good antifungal, whether taken in capsule form, or if you

use several cloves of fresh per day

 

 

 

- a good Lactobaccilus acidophilus probiotic

 

- berberine containing herbs: goldenseal, barberry, Oregon grape, can

also 'brew' these up into a tincture and use topically.

 

- An essential fatty acid supplement (both fish oil (Omega 3) and

Evening Primrose Oil (Omega 6))

 

- general support of the immune system... i.e. zinc (up to 50 mg per

day), B-complex, Vitamin C (2000-3000 mg per day), Vitamin E (400-800 IU

per day), Vitamin A (do not exceed 10,000 IU per day)

 

- caprylic acid capsules - start with about 250 mg per day and work up

to about 600 mg per day

 

 

 

Other advice - shower often and avoid tight clothing

 

 

 

Hope this helps.

 

Regards

Sharon

 

 

 

 

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As a sufferer myself I occasionally use cortisone cream. My

dermatologist at Kaiser most recently thought I have interigo, which I

don't understand but something like a heat rash, I believe. (Scraping

of skin didn't show yeast under microscope) I just searched Google

for interigo and the third listing was from a Seabee manual and

useful. The question seems to be whether it is a yeast/fungus

infection or not. The Seebee document seems useful.

 

 

-- In , <yrolf2000 wrote:

>

> It's probably an allergy to nicotine or any or all of it's additives.

>

> Alex Stanley <j_alexander_stanley wrote: --- In

, Alobar <Alobar@>

> wrote:

> >

> > I did a google on " PAV " . I got over 5 million hits. Needless

> > to say, I did not look thru them all. But I read the

> > descriptions of the first 50 or so and none of the hits looked

> > like what you describe.

>

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Are you sure it's jock itch and not CRABS........one family member picked up

crabs from a public toliet seat and then we all got it at home.........it's

awful we thought we all had jock itch, but nope it ended up being crabs.

Marian

 

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rwddgo

Wednesday, November 28, 2007 3:05 PM

Re: Severe Jock Itch

 

 

As a sufferer myself I occasionally use cortisone cream. My

dermatologist at Kaiser most recently thought I have interigo, which I

don't understand but something like a heat rash, I believe.

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I have seen success by starting with Hydrogen Peroxide, applied externally

let sit over 1 minute and blot dry. Then apply anti fungal cream or powder.

or both. . .

also one should increase anti oxydents because ultimately although it is

outside the skin, it cannot exist without us lacking some defenses

 

Best to all

Michael Phoenix Rising

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