Interesting! One solution to another poisonous bite, snake bites giving some deadly nerve toxin (and I'm truly sorry, but I've forgotten the snake's name and remember only that it was from a tropical area) was to apply a high voltage jolt from a spark plug wire - such as a weed wacker or lawn mower or a car. This apparently altered the toxin and made it harmless. It was - and is - the only cure for this snake's otherwise fatal bite.
Tad Winiecki wrote: > I was bitten twice by black widow spiders. The first time I knew I had > been bitten and applied meat tenderizer (papain) immediately, with the > result that there was practically no reaction at the wound site but I got > sick the next day- nauseated, woozy, stomach cramps- and went to a > hospital, had an IV and a muscle relaxant administered too rapidly in the > IV that took care of it but burned my vein. > > Second bite, I didn't realize I was bitten until the next day. I was in > the middle of a long bicycle ride and managed to complete the ride with > great effort by using prayer/singing healing songs to myself, so I wasn't > as sick generally as the first time, but the bite started to ulcerate and > necrose on the back of my knee. The next day my leg was getting swollen up > and red, so I went to the doctor and was given an antibiotic and after a > couple of days of pain and swelling I decided I had enough and got up and > went out to work in my garden, and I was healed. Sometimes faith requires > action. End of problem. > > Anyway, CS would probably take care of infection just great but would it > have an effect internally or externally to neutralize protein in the way > enzymes do? Neutralizing the protein-based venom works somewhat with > spider bites as well as bee stings. I have also had success in a pinch > besides meat tenderizer using fruit that contains proteolytic enzymes like > Kiwis, papaya, and pineapple directly on a sting, and also I have used > powdered digestive enzymes mixed with water. > > Nancy > > -- > The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. > > Instructions for unsubscribing may be found at: http://silverlist.org > > To post, address your message to: [email protected] > > Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html > > List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
