Really bothersome itching

November 19, 2008

I am a 62 year old black man. I am beginning to become convinced I

have scabies or some sort of skin mite. I itch a whole lot in various

and sundry places on my body. I am not a dirty person. I bathe

regularly I always considered my self pretty normal in that respect.I

have what appears like a mole right on my collar bone and it itches

like mad occasionally. I get redness when I scratch myself around my

waist , on my scrotum, the itch seems to move around just about

everywhere. I have an appt. with the M.D. tomorrow but what I have

heard about conventional medical treatment for skin problems is

dismal. Anybody have any suggestion for me? I would sincerely

appreciate any input I can get on this.

Thank You in advance

November 20, 2008

if I remember properly it is a parasitic micro critter...an arachanid I think that lives in dark moist areas... between fingers, wrist fold, anywhere there is a fold of skin.

wash clothes in bleachy water.... HOT

turmeric, neem, teatree oil may help you.. if you make a topical preparation of them Mikep.s. you're right it can happen to anyone

November 20, 2008

RINGWORM/ SCABIE SALVE === GOLDEN SEAL ROOT POWDER

TEE TREE OIL

BLACK WALNUT POWDER

MAKE A PASTE AND PUT ON BUMPS

----OR TAKE 8 OZ OLIVE OIL

1 1/2 OZ BEES WAX

1 TEASPOON GOLDEN SEAL ROOT 4 DROPS TEA TREE OIL

2 TEASPOON BLACK WALNUT POWDER

HEAT OIL UP AND GRATED BEES WAX TILL WAX IS TOTALLY MELTED

AND ABOVE INGREDIENTS WHEN LIQUID IS COOL ENOUGH TO TOUCH MIX POUR INTO CONTAINERS WITH TIGHT LIDS

IF TOO LIQUIDITY ADD MORE WAX IF TO STIFF ADD MORE OIL

ALSO TAKE BLACK WALNUT CAPSULES AND MY HIGHEST HOPES TO YOU IF YOU TRUELLY HAVE A SEVERE INFESTATION IT'LL TAKE A COUPLE OF WEEKS TO CLEAR UP LOL PAT

PATRICIA AND ERNEST JONES Dip HM

IF YOU ALWAYS DO ,WHAT YOU'VE ALWAYS DONE ,

YOU'LL ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU ALWAYS GOT ,

Here in AMERICA we still TRUST IN GOD , AMEN

Michael traster <michaelpaultherbal remedies Sent: Wednesday, November 19, 2008 9:00:06 PMRe: {Herbal Remedies} Really bothersome itching

if I remember properly it is a parasitic micro critter...an arachanid I think that lives in dark moist areas... between fingers, wrist fold, anywhere there is a fold of skin.

wash clothes in bleachy water.... HOT

turmeric, neem, teatree oil may help you.. if you make a topical preparation of them Mikep.s. you're right it can happen to anyone

November 20, 2008

Dear Pat,

In the future, I'd appreciate it if you used both upper and lower case

letters when posting.

It makes it more difficult to read when it is just all upper case

letters.

All the best,

Doc

patricia jones wrote:

RINGWORM/ SCABIE SALVE === GOLDEN SEAL ROOT POWDER

TEE TREE OIL

BLACK WALNUT

POWDER

MAKE A PASTE AND PUT ON BUMPS

----OR TAKE 8 OZ OLIVE OIL

1 1/2 OZ BEES WAX

1 TEASPOON GOLDEN SEAL ROOT

4 DROPS TEA TREE OIL

2 TEASPOON BLACK WALNUT POWDER

HEAT OIL UP AND GRATED BEES WAX TILL WAX IS TOTALLY MELTED

AND ABOVE INGREDIENTS WHEN LIQUID IS COOL ENOUGH TO TOUCH

MIX POUR INTO CONTAINERS WITH TIGHT LIDS

IF TOO LIQUIDITY ADD MORE WAX IF TO STIFF ADD MORE OIL

ALSO TAKE BLACK WALNUT CAPSULES AND MY HIGHEST HOPES TO YOU

IF YOU TRUELLY HAVE A SEVERE INFESTATION IT'LL TAKE A COUPLE OF WEEKS

TO CLEAR UP LOL PAT

PATRICIA AND ERNEST JONES Dip HM

IF YOU ALWAYS DO ,WHAT YOU'VE ALWAYS DONE ,

YOU'LL ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU ALWAYS GOT ,

Here

in AMERICA we still TRUST IN GOD , AMEN

Michael traster <michaelpault >

herbal remedies

Wednesday,

November 19, 2008 9:00:06 PM

Re: {Herbal

Remedies} Really bothersome itching

if I remember properly it is a parasitic micro

critter...an arachanid I think that lives in dark moist areas...

between fingers, wrist fold, anywhere there is a fold of skin.

wash clothes in bleachy water.... HOT

turmeric, neem, teatree oil may help you.. if you make a

topical preparation of them Mike

p.s. you're right it can happen to anyone

November 21, 2008

Thank You for the input. Any help is appreciated. I went to the M.D. yesterday and he said he does not think I have scabies. Yet when I look at the places that itch(There are a lot of those places) They kinda resemble what I hear people describe as scabies.The M.D. talked about fungus, yeast, and/or allergies.Now I feel more confused than ever. (and still itching) You mentioned Neem, Turmeric, and Tea Tree Oil. Do you mean equal Amts. of each? Is the turmeric an oil too or is it a powder? Do you know how this would be applied?. Sorry I am just so unsure what to do, and have heard horror stories about people who thought they knew and some of the downright stupid things people did because they lacked basic information about directions to use stuff. I have not had to use a lot of remedies and what is obvious to many is vague to me. Thank you again sincerely for

offering a solution. --- On Wed, 11/19/08, Michael traster <michaelpault wrote:Michael traster <michaelpaultRe: {Herbal Remedies} Really bothersome itchingherbal remedies Date: Wednesday, November 19, 2008, 8:00 PM

if I remember properly it is a parasitic micro critter...an arachanid I think that lives in dark moist areas... between fingers, wrist fold, anywhere there is a fold of skin.

wash clothes in bleachy water.... HOT

turmeric, neem, teatree oil may help you.. if you make a topical preparation of them Mikep.s. you're right it can happen to anyone

November 21, 2008

Hi...

Neem and turmeric come in a powder form..

I would mix about 500mg of each in perhaps a half ounce of tea tree oil and apply a drop or two to each site if it was me and see what happened.

The amts are approximate and do not have to be too specific.....

..................

I seem to remember there being a med called kwell that was used to treas scabies. Not sure but it might be related to citronella... a guess. M--- On Fri, 11/21/08, Ed M Ed <easye_39208 wrote:

Ed M Ed <easye_39208Re: {Herbal Remedies} Really bothersome itchingherbal remedies Date: Friday, November 21, 2008, 5:34 AM

Thank You for the input. Any help is appreciated. I went to the M.D. yesterday and he said he does not think I have scabies. Yet when I look at the places that itch(There are a lot of those places) They kinda resemble what I hear people describe as scabies.The M.D. talked about fungus, yeast, and/or allergies.Now I feel more confused than ever. (and still itching) You mentioned Neem, Turmeric, and Tea Tree Oil. Do you mean equal Amts. of each? Is the turmeric an oil too or is it a powder? Do you know how this would be applied?. Sorry I am just so unsure what to do, and have heard horror stories about people who thought they knew and some of the downright stupid things people did because they lacked basic information about directions to use stuff. I have not had to use a lot of remedies and what is obvious to many is vague to me. Thank you again sincerely for offering a solution.

--- On Wed, 11/19/08, Michael traster <michaelpault@ > wrote:

Michael traster <michaelpault@ >Re: {Herbal Remedies} Really bothersome itchingherbal remediesWednesday, November 19, 2008, 8:00 PM

if I remember properly it is a parasitic micro critter...an arachanid I think that lives in dark moist areas... between fingers, wrist fold, anywhere there is a fold of skin.

wash clothes in bleachy water.... HOT

turmeric, neem, teatree oil may help you.. if you make a topical preparation of them Mikep.s. you're right it can happen to anyone

November 24, 2008

When an organ is not working 100% the body will

use other organs to compensate.

The back up elimination organ for the kidneys is the skin. The doctor

will make you to take something to treat the skin condition

but, it will not handle the cause of your problem as his drugs will not

detox and cleanse the kidneys.

Do a kidney cleanse.

Best of health

~B

Ed wrote: