Wayne: If you have been taking NSAIDS, ( non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs ) you may wish to cease.
As David Barrow wisely suggested as one of the first posts in the original thread, I would acquire some quality green healing clay and hydrate it with CS. Various types of current or "shock therapy", as Dr. Robert O Becker noted on many occasions, can destroy both damaged and healing tissue. This can possibly result in a worsening of the condition if an infection is present. Healthy tissue has a far greater tolerance to current than damaged and healing tissue. When the initial problem has been taken care of, tissue healing should begin rapidly. I see infection spread throughout the upper portion of leg, and in lower part of the image, slightly above the initial injury point. Onions and CS applied topically are not going to reach this infection. Shock therapy may result in spreading the infection. IF those slightly swollen, yellowish areas are indeed indicative of a subdermal infection, you're current at risk of an infection reaching the bloodstream ( becoming septic ). If this occurs, your health will degrade at an extremely rapid rate. If you've been taking ibuprophen, Aleve, or other NSAID, you need to stop. NSAID's have been linked with antibiotic resistant staph, commonly known as "flesh eating", where soft tissues are quickly consumed by infection. I personally only know of two methods to clear such an infection: Surgery, and constantly applied thick healing clay poultices. Take my word for it: You don't want to let this continue. If you'd like to view how a wound should debride and heal, feel free to view our very graphic images documenting a cansema treatment, with CS & healing clay utilized: http://www.silvermedicine.org/silver-healing-clay-cancer.html To see how clay can potentially pull an infection to the surface: http://www.eytonsearth.org/usingclayexternally.html Look at the bottom of the above page of the foot. I wish you speedy healing! Best Regards, Jason ----- Original Message ----- From: "Wayne Fugitt" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, December 24, 2003 6:29 PM Subject: CS>MRSA or Spider Bite? > Evening DL, > > I read your message again. Seems I missed the most important point the > first time I read it. > > >>aw a thing on tv about this mrsa stuff and how it looks initially like a > spider bite and then the flesh is destroyed by it. The photo I saw on tv > liked like the photo of your leg. > > So, how do I tell if I have MRSA or a spider bite? This might be the > most important question of all. > > If it was, MRSA, would the shock treatment have helped any? > > How long would it take MRSA to make itself known? Surely it would make me > feel bad. It has had 3 weeks, plus a day or two. > > I have never felt bad from this spider bite. The day after the shock > treatment, I did seem to feel a little better. > It may have been a mental condition rather than a physical improvement. > > I will study MRSA in more detail. > > The thing that really worries me, most of the MRSA bull comes from the same > people that have told us there is > A "flesh eating bacteria" because they did not want us to know what it > really is and where it comes from. > > I suspect a certain amount of hype, half truths, and > political intervention in the MRSA story, just like the big scare in the > spider bite treatment. > > When you don't know what to believe, you have to trust your instinct and > gut feelings. > > All ideas, right wing and left wing appreciated. > > Wayne > > > -- > 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]> >
