Dear Julie,
If the diagnosis is correct....if he, actually, does have mange
mites, there is a slight variation of the CS X DMSO protocol that may
yield an order of magnitude increase in the effectivity.
The modification involves preparing a saturated solution of MSM, using a
10 to 20 ppm CS solution as the parent. Then diluting the saturated
MSM-CS 50-50 with DMSO (BY VOLUME). The increased sulphur fraction
exhibits a powerful influence on the mange population, Free sulphur
and used motor oil has, for many decades, been an effective control for
mange. During the 1930's and '40s, hunting-dog breeders used it almost
exclusively. By the way, it STILL works. Happy Jack Mange treatment
is, primarily, composed of these two ingredients.
Additionally, the MSM-cs x DMSO protocol is quite effective in
alleviating the adverse effects of "summer eczema"
resulting from flea-based insults.
CS, alone, has displayed to be of small value against mange mites.
Sulphur, alone, however has dwemonstrated powerful control effects, but
is a pronounced eye irritant---so care must be taken to mitigate against
getting sulphur (even tiny amounts) in the eyes.
CS does, however, aid in the control/suppression of infective agents
occurring as opportunists taking advantage of the mange insult.
Sincerely, Brooks Bradley.
julie wrote:
hello all,
my grandson age 2y 9mos has contracted mange from a stray dog. he
has had a large bald spot on the side of his head for months and
several
smaller ones. at first we thought it was ringworm and treated it with
over the counter antifungals. we also tried cs topically, though his
mother is not particularly consistant.
when we realized the puppy had mange we
treated him with 2 shots of ivermecton (sp) one week apart and the pup
was cured. i currently have access to these shots, but have been
reluctant to use them on the child because this child had severe
reactions to immunizations and was hospitalized. we have also tried a
topical liquid from the feed store, but the smell is such that the
child
becomes ill and headachy. he went to the doctor today who prescribed
Grifulvin-v also know as Griseofulvin (an antifungal).
the doctor is concerned about using this medication orally for
more
than 2 mos as it can cause liver "problems" and reaction to the sun as
well as many possible side effects. however, this medication ususally
takes at leas 2 mos to work and he (doctor) too is concerned about this
child having a reaction.
i thought that perhaps members of this group would have some ideas
as to other, more natural and less dangerous options to try before we
give this oral prescription.
thanks in advance for sharing your wisdom.
blessings,
julie m
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