In a message dated 8*30*00 3:48:42 AM, [email protected]
writes:
<< I hope these comments are of some value......to some of
you.
Sincerely, Brooks Bradley. >>
Yes Brooks the information is very helpful. Thank you. I have used hydrogern
peroxide in my ears too, but never for as long as 5 minutes at a time. Think
I'll try it as soon as I log off here tonight.
I (check the archives for I wrote in about it) put it up my nose too. I got
awfully sick. This leads me to beleive I must have some sort of infection
hiding that the H2O2 stirred up. Perhaps it's the cause of the tinnitus too.
I use CS in my ears too. And ear canals, as well, for the wax. My latest idea
is essential oils. I think they are really helping. I rub the oil along the
back of my ear (helichrysm is a good one for this) and inside on the ear
shell. Some days the ringing is softer.
May I also add as a side note...that I am greatful (in a funny way) for the
tinnnitus. It has put me where I have "discovered" many alternative (and this
list!) therapies.
Life is good. There's so much to learn!
Love, Kathy
<<Dear Kathy and interested list members,
During calendar 1997 one of our researchers
conducted some evaluations of typical ear afflictions....using a variety
of
alternative (and conventional alleopathic) protocols. Among the more
effective
procedures was one utilizing a combination of H2O2 and Colloidal
Silver. The
best results manifested from a protocol which involved the application
of 4 to 6
drops of 3.5% hydrogern peroxide via a conventional eye-dropper.
Allowing
approximately 5 minutes of reaction (head must be held in a position
that will
retain the liquid in the ear canal) and then straightening head to allow
proper
drainage. This was followed by the application of 4 to 6 drops of 10
ppm
colloidal silver, which was retained for approximately 5 minutes; then
allowed
to drain folllowing repositioning of the head.
One variation involved the use of a CS solution which
included
enough dissolved MSM to provide a "super-saturated" solution. There was
a
measureable increase in protocol efficacy among those volunteers
receiving this
modified CS solution. All protocols were performed twice daily; once
in the
morning and once in the late afternoon.
Some volunteers exhibited ear infections of
long-standing and of
a very tenacious nature. Five minutes treatment with H2O2, was almost
universally, insufficient to neutralize the anaerobic environment
sufficiently
to cause the "fizzing" (oxydatlon reaction) to cease. In these cases
(about
one-half of a population of fifteen) a second 5 minute application was
instituted as an attempt to accelerate the neutralization of the
persisting
anaerobic environment. This was successful (usually within 5 to 7 days)
in all
but one case. This one case was expressing a very pronounced "wax
impaction"
and required mechanical removal of the deep wax impaction prior to
achieving a
favorable resolution.
Two, rather interesting, circumstances presented during this
study:
(1) Favorable resolution of deep-seated ear infections proved to
require
considerably more time.....than we had initially expected. (2)
Excepting those
conditions expressing swollen/insulted epithelial tissue----NO
measureable
improvement occurred among the cases of pronounced tinnitus.
This gave rise to several theories.....from among the staff....as to the
more
Primary causes of some of the more persistant cases of tinnitus. This
is not
the venue for me to discuss our deliberations on that matter. I just
wanted to
mention our reflections in that regard.
I hope these comments are of some value......to some of
you.
Sincerely, Brooks Bradley.
p.s. We were able to verify---TO OUR SATISFACTION---that the use of
Penecillin-dihydrostreptomycin---either topically or IM, did, in fact,
result in
easily detectable compromises to the hearing of some lower-animal
subjects.
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