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Optimal Medicine

 

I have a question by the way I

 

My father is diabetic and has high bllod pressure. He had a quadruble by pass

hear surgery

about four years ago. About four months ago he developed a diabetic foot ulcer

in one toe that the did not respond to anti-biotics and they ended up partially

amputating the toe. If that wasn't bad enough, the foot wasn't responding to

anti-biotics so they just did a vein by pass for his leg leaving a rather long

scar and again they put him on anti-biotics. He is not getting better he's

geeting worse. Do you thing SAMENTO would help his condition

 

Thanks

 

Ariel

 

 

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My first question would be... why antibiotics? What bacteria are they

saying is causing this? If it actually is a bacterial infection, there

are several natural interventions that may help including samento.

However, it sounds like you need a second opinion on the diagnosis. My

thought would be that the antibiotic was used to prevent a secondary

infection and had nothing to do with the actual problem. If that is the

case, your idea would be as useless as the antibiotic.

 

Type II diabetes is a curable condition if he is willing to make the

effort to get well. What is his blood pressure?

 

 

>My father is diabetic and has high bllod pressure. He had a quadruple

by pass hear surgery about four years ago. About four months ago he

developed a diabetic foot ulcer in one toe that the did not respond to

anti-biotics and they ended up partially amputating the toe. If that

wasn't bad enough, the foot wasn't responding to anti-biotics so they

just did a vein by pass for his leg leaving a rather long scar and again

they put him on anti-biotics. He is not getting better he's getting

worse. Do you thing SAMENTO would help his condition

 

Thanks

 

Ariel: <