shingles

[Guest guest]

Shingles is caused by the same virus as Chicken pox. A couple years ago

my MIL had shingles and I read somewhere that ravensara is good for

shingles. She said that it helped her.

 

Karen J

 

 

frank staudenraus [hands2heal4all]

Tuesday, November 16, 2004 10:38 PM

 

SHINGLES

 

 

What is there in the area of EO's that work with Shingles ?

I am not even sure what it is and yet all of a sudden, 3 of my clients

have

SHINGLES and want me to help them cure or calm it down with what ever I

can

find for thier comfort.

Frank

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

My FIL had shingles a few months ago. I looked and found that Basil,

Lavender and Chamomile seemed to help. I made a few concoctions for him to

try. My DH tossed into the bag my muscle cream that I made which had

cassia, thyme, lavender and wintergreen and menthol crystals in it. He

tried the sprays that I made using the eo's for shingles and it did not help

at all. He tried my muscle cream, just because he saw that in the bag and

he said that gave him instant releif!! Whoda thunk?

 

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frank staudenraus [hands2heal4all]

Tuesday, November 16, 2004 10:38 PM

 

SHINGLES

 

 

What is there in the area of EO's that work with Shingles ?

I am not even sure what it is and yet all of a sudden, 3 of my clients

have

SHINGLES and want me to help them cure or calm it down with what ever I

can

find for thier comfort.

Frank

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

>What is there in the area of EO's that work with Shingles ?

 

 

I would use ravensara against the virus, and lavender and:or geranium to

heal the skin and against the itch and pain.

 

Love,

 

Saskia

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Nikie,

I'm really not very surprised that your muscle cream helped--my MIL has

recurring shingles and for some messed-up reason she

put my joint rub (peppermint, eucalyptus, lavender, wintergreen, camphor and

others) on it and said it cleared up within a

week and quit stinging and hurting almost right away! I thought she was out of

her Barbara Bush-Lookalike mind for even

trying it! But if it works, I guess it's her shingles and I know them buggers

HURT!

My wild-butt guess at why it works is that menthol is a mild topical anasthetic,

lavender is said to be soothing on irritated

skin, and the wintergreen contains compounds similar to aspirin (I'm not a

chemist but I play one on TV), plus the carrier

oils for emollience?

I'd be interested in why this would seem to help shingles also.

Have a good one,

Serra

 

 

 

Nikie Brown - After The Rayne wrote:

 

> My FIL had shingles a few months ago. I looked and found that Basil,

> Lavender and Chamomile seemed to help. I made a few concoctions for him to

> try. My DH tossed into the bag my muscle cream that I made which had

> cassia, thyme, lavender and wintergreen and menthol crystals in it. He

> tried the sprays that I made using the eo's for shingles and it did not help

> at all. He tried my muscle cream, just because he saw that in the bag and

> he said that gave him instant releif!! Whoda thunk?

>

> Nikie Brown

> After The Rayne - Handmade Soaps & Toiletries

> http://www.aftertherayne.com <http://www.aftertherayne.com/>

> nbrown

> 936-203-3188

>

 

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Hi Serra,

 

I'm all for stuff that works!! I'm glad that your works too. I usually

find that when I try to make something that's supposed to work, it's when

I'm playing with other things that I find that actually does!!

 

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Serra [serraangel]

Wednesday, November 17, 2004 10:28 AM

 

Re: SHINGLES

 

 

My wild-butt guess at why it works is that menthol is a mild topical

anasthetic, lavender is said to be soothing on irritated

skin, and the wintergreen contains compounds similar to aspirin (I'm not a

chemist but I play one on TV), plus the carrier

oils for emollience?

I'd be interested in why this would seem to help shingles also.

Have a good one,

Serra

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

EOs you've heard about ... but how about St John's Wort macerated as a carrier

oil? Anything nerve-related it should be good for and it's said that the herpes

virus appears at nerve ending sites on the body with shingles. Jane

-

frank staudenraus

Wednesday, November 17, 2004 6:37 AM

SHINGLES

 

 

 

What is there in the area of EO's that work with Shingles ?

I am not even sure what it is and yet all of a sudden, 3 of my clients have

SHINGLES and want me to help them cure or calm it down with what ever I can

find for thier comfort.

Frank

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

At 07:47 PM 10/24/2005, you wrote:

>My dad had the shingles 2xs last year and once this year and each time he

>gets it he is in a lot of pain. All the doctors have been able to do for

>him is pain meds and an antiviral. My neighbor has had them at least

>3xs. Usually in the spring. The best thing you can do is get to the

>doctors. Its nothing to mess around with.

>Veronica Davidson

 

no, shingles are NOT something to mess around with.

 

many of the folks who write us raving about the results of ravensara in

calophyllum have BEEN the medical route, with no relief.

 

the blend WORKS.

 

(and no, we don't sell a blend, we offer the two components. it's ILLEGAL

for us to blend it and tell folks that the blend will ease the pain and

inflammation of Shingles... we don't have a ton of money to get scientific

proof that it's more effective than a placebo...or the $$$ antivirals.)

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

A friend's hubby came down with shingles last summer, and as she worried 'cause

the

pills the doc prescribed just gave him a bad headache and no help, I looked

through

my files to see what other herbalists recommended. At the time I was pretty

busy and

couldn't come up with much, but since folks said St. John's Wort oil helped,

I grabbed some of that and brought it to him, explaining to dab it on topically.

A couple days later, I also brought over cayenne ointment I'd made, but he

refused it,

saying the SJW oil worked fine. I thought he was kidding, but he added that it

took about

20 minutes for it to work for him, and he could sure tell when it wore off; he

didn't

feel anything else was necessary for his shingles.

Maybe SJW tincture, internally for nerves, should also be considered, as well as

Lemon Balm (Melissa)

both externally and internally for the anti-viral effects. Fortunately I

haven't had shingles

myself to need to test any of these.

Kids can get chicken pox more than once, so it seems a person could also get

shingles more

than once. What a miserable ailment to deal with! I knew a 75 year old woman

years back

who got shingles (probably as the result of stress from her upcoming toe surgery

-- by the time

they realized her 'rash' wasn't a reaction to the pain meds, it was too late to

medicate to fight

off the shingles during those first hours). She would literally rip her clothes

off to get down to

bare skin so she could rub it and feel something other than the pain... Sure

wish I knew then

the different treatments I'd try today.

Nancy M

[Guest guest]

I've heard the Ravensara works as well; I've only

diffused it so far, along with Lemon Balm/Melissa, to

prevent outbreaks, and it certainly hasn't made them

worse... On the outbreaks themselves, I've used Lemon

Balm and/or Licorice tincture diluted in Aloe Vera

gel, with a drop or two of Melissa eo (depending on

the size of the jar I'm using), and 3 drops of Black

Pansy flower essence. This has actually helped me

prevent outbreaks after prodome as well. (Prodome is

the period of time when you feel the outbreak is

coming, but you haven't blistered yet. There can be

pain, itching, or greatly increased sensitivity to the

area.)

 

Just as with chicken pox, it's important to allow the

affected area to dry out. Keeping it moist with

lotions will alleviate the pain, but can prolong

healing. You want it to get crusted as quickly as

possible.

 

I wonder about the woman whose 15 y/o has " shingles " .

How long has this been going on? Are the outbreaks

always in the same spot, or do they move and expand?

Has the doctor actually taken a sample from one of the

outbreaks to send out for testing, or did he just look

at the infected area? Since it is a pediatrician

rather than a GP, I would imagine this doctor has not

seen very many cases of actual shingles. I am not a

doctor, nor do I wish to be, but it sounds more likely

that she has a herpes simplex outbreak on her body

rather than actual shingles (Herpes/Varicella Zoster).

Without having a sample tested, they look incredibly

similar to each other and are easy to confuse.

 

I have 4 " weird " , uncommon spots on my body that will

break out from time to time; one on my forearm, one on

my ankle, one on my outer thigh, and one on my face

(yep, on my face. That one broke out just in time for

the International Herbal Symposium this summer. I was

so pleased... blech.) They look just like shingles,

but they're not. It's herpes simplex. The doc said

it probably got spread to those areas in the shower;

for instance, I remember the one on my ankle showed up

shortly after an outbreak, and I had shaved, nicking

the skin and allowing the virus to enter there.

 

Regardless of the strain of the virus, Dr. Christopher

Scipio has done some fantastic work on the various

viruses in the herpes family, and I strongly recommend

his site: www.natropractica.com He's an herbalist

and homeopathic doctor, and makes his own herbal

products as well. His writings are heartfelt and hold

truth for me at a soul level. Plus, he's more than

happy to answer questions over email.

 

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[Guest guest]

A friend from another list uses Penny's Tooth and Gum tincture

for cold sores, at first tingle. Says it nips it right in the bud.

I am actually getting some so I'll have it handy next time I get a

cold, in 2 years or so. My gums could use some help too,

though they are fine IF I remember to rub Sangre de Drago

on them.

 

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Ien

 

 

[Guest guest]

I am a believer in L. Lysine. When I am under stress, I can count on cold sores

.. . . MULTIPLE. The L. Lysine can shorten the life span of the sores and if

taken regularly can really reduce how often I get them. So is it the alcohol in

the perfume/aftershave do the trick? What are your thoughts?

-Helen

 

 

 

I breed cats, and give them L.Lysine to contain outbreaks of Herpes - apparently

L.Lysine has the capacity to get inside the herpes virus spore, and inhibit it.

 

You are right, there is no cure once you are initially infected, but you can

control it.

 

Mary

Well, Naturally

 

 

[Guest guest]

Dear CHA,

 

Thanks for the posts on the subject.

 

I continued to go to work the past three days and the lesions spread to the

upper buttocks (right at GB 30) and back sacral and lumbar areas. When the

pain became too intense to sleep last night I practiced needling around the

inguinal (most intense and original) lesions. By the end of the day today I

fled work and received a nice treatment at a local (Natick, MA) clinic, where

e-stim was applied to four needles surrounding a major lesion with good result.

 

When I got home I practiced a kind of fighting fire with fire by stepping into

the shower and turning the dial hotter and hotter. I remember doing this when I

had poison oak as a kid. The heat of the water makes it feel as though you are

scratching and even better than scratching, indeed it is almost ecstatic. The

advantage over moxa for this purpose is that hot water gives no over-irritation

to the skin. When I stepped out of the shower the heat concentrations of the

lesions were nicely dissippated. Virtually unnoticeable. I'm taking LDXGT

and feeling at the moment rather smug.

 

At night, however, the shingles takes a darker turn, this time I'll be armed

with the e-stim and mantra practice. Whatever doesn't kill you . . .

 

Would the grains of high-grade moxa be used directly on the skin?

 

Thanks again, Carl

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hi Carl,

 

I can't say as I necessarily recommend this, but I got a case of shingles

when I was in school, and my classmate did 7-star hammering and cupping on

it (it was on my lower back/side). Needless to say it was exquisitely

tender, but it dried it up practically overnight. Our dermatology teacher

was mildly horrified (because of the contagion factor), but my classmate had

had chicken pox (and wore gloves, etc). I also took LDXGT. Interestingly,

it emerged in March in San Francisco, a week that was suddenly VERY hot

every day (after the usual damp winter there), and I had been going to yoga

class every day because it was spring break.

 

Nora

 

 

On 5/10/06, carl ploss <cploss wrote:

>

> Dear CHA,

>

> Thanks for the posts on the subject.

>

> I continued to go to work the past three days and the lesions spread to

> the upper buttocks (right at GB 30) and back sacral and lumbar areas.

> When the pain became too intense to sleep last night I practiced needling

> around the inguinal (most intense and original) lesions. By the end of the

> day today I fled work and received a nice treatment at a local (Natick, MA)

> clinic, where e-stim was applied to four needles surrounding a major lesion

> with good result.

>

> When I got home I practiced a kind of fighting fire with fire by

> stepping into the shower and turning the dial hotter and hotter. I remember

> doing this when I had poison oak as a kid. The heat of the water makes it

> feel as though you are scratching and even better than scratching, indeed it

> is almost ecstatic. The advantage over moxa for this purpose is that hot

> water gives no over-irritation to the skin. When I stepped out of the

> shower the heat concentrations of the lesions were nicely dissippated.

> Virtually unnoticeable. I'm taking LDXGT and feeling at the moment rather

> smug.

>

> At night, however, the shingles takes a darker turn, this time I'll be

> armed with the e-stim and mantra practice. Whatever doesn't kill you . . .

>

> Would the grains of high-grade moxa be used directly on the skin?

>

> Thanks again, Carl

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hello-

I have had good success with grinding up long dan xie

gan tang pills, making a paste and applying to the

lesions. For post-herpetic neuralgia the a 50/50 mix

of caullophylum (Aka tamu oil) and Ravensare essential

oil is very effective.

 

good luck,

 

David Appleton LAc.

--- mischievous00 <mischievous00 wrote:

 

> Can any one recommend a good topical formula and

> generic internal

> formula for shingles to help the pain as well as for

> eliminate the

> lesions.

>

> I recently had a patient that moved here from

> another area and

> mentioned that here acupuncturist had used this for

> her shingles which

> were actually on her face and the lesions and pain

> disappeared very

> quickly.

>

> Also, which company has the best formula.

>

> Thanks

> Brian

>

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

for post herpetic neuralgia, i have had great success with essential oil of

peppermint. someone here had recommended it, in fact. lynn

 

[acuapple] wrote:

Hello-

I have had good success with grinding up long dan xie

gan tang pills, making a paste and applying to the

lesions. For post-herpetic neuralgia the a 50/50 mix

of caullophylum (Aka tamu oil) and Ravensare essential

oil is very effective.

 

good luck,

 

David Appleton LAc.

--- mischievous00 <mischievous00 wrote:

 

> Can any one recommend a good topical formula and

> generic internal

> formula for shingles to help the pain as well as for

> eliminate the

> lesions.

>

> I recently had a patient that moved here from

> another area and

> mentioned that here acupuncturist had used this for

> her shingles which

> were actually on her face and the lesions and pain

> disappeared very

> quickly.

>

> Also, which company has the best formula.

>

> Thanks

> Brian

>

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

At 12:39 PM 4/11/2008, you wrote:

>I also wondered if any one had any advice for shingles, in regard of what

>oils may be useful.

>Thank you Liz

 

no doubt at all... ravensara aromatica, from Madagascar, dissolved in

Calophyllum inophyllum (sometimes called foraha or Tamanu)

 

up to about a 25% dilution.. (Kurt Schnaubelt recommends 50/50...but that's

more than necessary.)

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Lemon balm and St John's wort in tea form would be my first thing. Both

of them could be used as a wash (in tea form - not in an oil) around the eye

too.

 

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[Guest guest]

Blood electrification to get rid of it. Suan Zao Ren to treat outbreaks.

 

 

-

" aromaprue " <prubarista

 

> Hi Everyone,

>

> I have a friend who has shingles that comes and goes. It is very painful

> and mainly located around his eye socket. Does any one have any

> suggestions for treating this condition.

>

>

> Cheers

> Prue

[Guest guest]

At 06:13 AM 6/14/2009, you wrote:

>Hi Everyone,

>

>I have a friend who has shingles that comes and goes. It is very painful

>and mainly located around his eye socket. Does any one have any

>suggestions for treating this condition.

 

the most commonly recommended aromatherapy remedy for shingles is a strong

dilution of EITHER Ravensara aromatica OR Ravintsara diluted in Calophyllum

inophyllum (foraha or tamanu.) I've seen authorities recommend up to a

50/50 dilution. Around the eye I'd go a LOT lighter, and go with the

ravintsara, since it is milder and less irritating. We've had years of

really amazing feedback about the use of true ravensara...but in this case,

if it were MY shingle... I'd go with RavINTsara.

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

While I was working in the office of an 85-year-old MD, I was stunned to see

simple raw soy oil applied topically dry up shingles in short order. One can

only imagine how effective it would be with a few drops of ravensara (or

ravintsara, with which I'm not familiar) oil added to it.

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

My sister has a case affecting one of her eyes. She called and asked me if I

knew of a natural treatment.....I'm soooooooo not going there. Not with her

eyes. She does say its very painful and I dont know what to tell her. She can

take lysine orally and will but there doesn't seem to be much they can do other

than the herpes meds.....

 

She says its because she didn't take care of her contacts and would let them sit

out and use HER MOUTH to rehydrate them until she literally got someting on the

lens that scraped her eye.....now its something that comes back.....

 

You can get shingles anywhere and I have seen one case that left a lady who sold

organic herbs and oils with a huge scab between her eyes and it was a full year

before this looked healed and there is a very large indentation where that was.

I know she was in the pharmacy every week....worse case I ever saw.

 

evie

[Guest guest]

i have shingles i hear its a reappearance of the chicken pox virus which comes

back not as bad, i dont know why its decided to appear itself now, weather lack

of sleep or not managing my veganism well i.e. not getting the right nutrients

but any remedies for this virus would be greatly appreciated

 

feel free to ask me questions about my situation that could help you understand

better so you can make a more informed decision on the best method of treatment.

ill log back on after college to reply to any at 5 so thanks in advance people

 

Peace and Love

Theo

[Guest guest]

sandalwood oil that's what i used it's expensive but the sandalwood oil in jojoba oil works well also

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i have shingles i hear its a reappearance of the chicken pox virus which comes back not as bad, i dont know why its decided to appear itself now, weather lack of sleep or not managing my veganism well i..e. not getting the right nutrients but any remedies for this virus would be greatly appreciatedfeel free to ask me questions about my situation that could help you understand better so you can make a more informed decision on the best method of treatment. ill log back on after college to reply to any at 5 so thanks in advance people :DPeace and LoveTheo

[Guest guest]

Suan Zao Ren Tang. I was previously saying suan zao ren, but you want the

formula, not the single herb. Sorry about that.

 

 

 

 

 

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<herbal remedies >

Thursday, July 02, 2009 5:57 AM

{Herbal Remedies} Re: shingles

 

 

>

> It is indeed an outbreak of the herpes virus, which is a " leftover " virus

> that remains in the body after having chickenpox. For many, the virus

> remains dormant, but for some, it does re-emerge. Shingles is not

> necessarily " not as bad " as chickenpox. it can be quite serious both in

> terms of discomfort and permanent disfigurement, so don't delay in

> treating it.

>

> As with most viruses, there is little classic medicine can do about it.

> Since it is related to the herpes virus, the new herpes drugs - acyclovir,

> famvir, etc... can cause it to go into remission (nothing is going to get

> rid of the possibility of recurrence).

>

> As for the cause, there seem to be several possible contributors. Sun

> exposure is one of the most frequent mentioned, so if you're a sunbather,

> this is yet another reason to stop. If you must be out in the sun, use

> hats, clothing and sunscreen. Extreme heat, fatigue or mental stress

> also seems to be a frequent precursor to outbreaks. If you must get

> involved in activity that will be very stressful in one of these ways, be

> sure you get as much sleep/rest as possible, pay extra attention to

> nutrition, and supplement with antiviral or general immune-building foods

> and herbs.

>

> There are herbal and essential oil remedies that do help.

>

> First - get some lemon balm (fresh or dried) and make a tea of it. Drink

> at least 3 glasses daily when you're having an outbreak. Use about the

> same quantity of herb you'd use if you were making a peppermint tea. You

> can mix it with regular black or green tea and it tastes just like tea

> flavored with lemon. By itself and sweetened, it's a lot like lemonade,

> so we aren't talking nasty medicine. Hot or cold is okay. If you

> anticipate a stressful event, in addition to proper rest, nutrition and

> other immune-building activities, it's a good idea to take at least a cup

> of lemon balm tea daily as well.

>

> Second - melissa oil is derived from lemon balm and can be used topically

> to help kill the virus on the site. Rosewood oil is a good

> antibiotic/antiviral and is an excellent soothing and healing oil. Try a

> mixture of several drops each mixed in a half ounce of carrier oil

> (grapeseed or jojoba is good), applied directly to the shingles site.

> This will burn a bit, but will, after a few moments, relieve the itch and

> pain of the shingles sores and will speed healing. If you believe you are

> about to have a recurrence, get some of this oil on the location as soon

> as possible. You might be able to prevent a full outbreak.

>

> Another good antiviral is thyme oil. Be careful with this one. A little

> goes a long way. A few drops in sinkful of water makes a good wash that

> will powerfully attack the virus. Try not to get this on mucus membranes

> and nowhere near eyes as it will be most uncomfortable.

>

> Hope this helps!

>

>

>

> herbal remedies , " waterspirithippie "

> <waterspirithippie wrote:

>>

>> i have shingles i hear its a reappearance of the chicken pox virus which

>> comes back not as bad, i dont know why its decided to appear itself now,

>> weather lack of sleep or not managing my veganism well i.e. not getting

>> the right nutrients but any remedies for this virus would be greatly

>> appreciated

>>

>> feel free to ask me questions about my situation that could help you

>> understand better so you can make a more informed decision on the best

>> method of treatment. ill log back on after college to reply to any at 5

>> so thanks in advance people

>>

>> Peace and Love

>> Theo

>>

>

>

>

>

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Hi Theo,

Could you say what happened with your shingles in the end? I am interested.

Regards,

Gerry

 

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herbal remedies on behalf of waterspirithippie

Wed 01/07/2009 03:12

herbal remedies

{Herbal Remedies} shingles

 

 

 

 

 

i have shingles i hear its a reappearance of the chicken pox virus which comes

back not as bad, i dont know why its decided to appear itself now, weather lack

of sleep or not managing my veganism well i.e. not getting the right nutrients

but any remedies for this virus would be greatly appreciated

 

feel free to ask me questions about my situation that could help you understand

better so you can make a more informed decision on the best method of treatment.

ill log back on after college to reply to any at 5 so thanks in advance people

 

Peace and Love

Theo