I've discovered that putting CS and H2O2 in a shot glass and upending that against a wound, builds up a fair amount of pressure that propels the H2O2 mix deep. Recently used it on a boil like infection, first lighting a piece of alchohol soaked paper in the shot glass and snuffing the flame against the skin to create a vaccumm [cupping] to raise everything to the surface, slicing the raised boil with a razor, cupping again to suck out all the puss, then the pressurized liquid.
Ken At 10:49 AM 10/15/02 -0400, you wrote: > >I have now used CS on a few different things on my pets and myself. I have >noticed that it seems to work quite well at healing topically, as long as >there is NO infection deep inside the wound. I say this because I had used >CS on my Pretty's bumblefoot as a soak (CS/dmso) and CS straight as a >solution to wet the gauze wrap. The CS worked wonderfully at healing the >outer skin of her foot. In fact, it healed it very very quickly, in days >instead of weeks as is expected for this type of staph infection. BUT >there must have been some underlying infection and that was untouched, or >so it seemed because it grew totally out of control within 2 or 3 days to >the point of a nasty, pus-filled abcess. But the outer part of her foot >looked fine and was almost totally healed. > >I stopped using the CS with or without the dmso until I healed the inner >infection (with penicillin IM and injected straight into her foot plus >lancing/draining of the wound). THEN I will start on the CS again to heal >the outer part of her foot, if it still needs it. So far this is working >very well and she is healing slowly. > >Again, if her foot hadn't blown up like a balloon and started oozing pus I >would never had known anything was still wrong. The outer part of her foot >looked great, like brand new skin. > >Just wanted to bring this up because I really like CS and I drink it daily >and feel great (while others around me are catching colds, flu, etc....) . >I just think it has it's place in our arsenalt of remedies we can use to >keep well. Not just the silver bullet. > >Like many things in life: do reasonable research, make an informed decision >and most of all, believe in the remedy and in yourself. We carry/contain >great power to heal if we just believe and trust in ourselves and our >decisions and not beat ourselves up when things don't work out the way we >want them to. Our whole trip from beginning to end is a big, wonderful >learning experience. (Just my opinion of course.) > > >Thanks, >Christine > > > > > >-- >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]> > >
