Not to negate any of your points except that I don't feel that it would be a problem to use the CS with a perforated eardrum. So much the better. It is when you are just getting in water or something that won't sterilize the ear that it would be a problem, IMO.
Dan -----Original Message----- From: sol [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, June 30, 2006 12:17 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: CS>inner ear infection/EIS I have no experience of this with humans, but for a pet, I used a mix of CS-MSM-DMSO warmed to body temperature, and droppered into the ear (a full dropperful) 3 times a day. In addition I also nebulized him 3 times per day with the same mixture. He was re-started on his conventional antibiotic the same day I started the ear drops and nebulizing. At the end of a week he had no inner ear infection left at all. Best of all, his head, which had started to tilt from the ear infection, was back on straight the very next morning after his first treatments. DMSO can transport the CS right through swollen irritated tissues and across the eardrum, apparently. But it is extremely important to rule out eardrum perforation before putting any drops into ears. Inner ear infections can be so serious, that I would myself certainly use any prescribed conventional antibiotic along with any use of EIS. Infections so near the brain are nothing to play around with. Any adverse consequences of conventional antibiotics can be dealt with far more easily than the consequences of an untreated, or inadequately treated inner ear infection. Even in humans the sinuses and ears and all are quite close together, and infections pass easily from sinuses to ears and back, so I do feel the nebulizing is as important as the ear drops. And I'd be taking CS orally as well, if it was me with an inner ear infection, a mouthful, swish and hold under the tongue as long as possible. Oh, almost forgot, I mist eyes with straight CS too. sol [email protected] wrote: > To make a somewhat long story short, she has wound up with a bad > irritation (which has probably now progressed to an infection) in one > inner ear that is sending her to the MD's office. When she asked this > morning about the use of CS/EIS, I got to thinking what I might have > tired was 1) before it got so bad, fill the ear canal with some > warmed EIS or EIS/GSE and lie on my side so that it would remain > there for several minutes before turning over and draining it > out...or 2) to address an actual infection, add a couple drops of > DMSO and use the same method. > > I know inner ear infections are very painful and said to be > potentially quite serious in terms of hearing loss, so hitting it > ASAP is critical. I'd like to know for my own information whether > anyone has tried this method or a similar one that worked and allowed > them to avoid antibiotics. -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org To post, address your message to: [email protected] Address Off-Topic messages to: [email protected] The Silver List and Off Topic List archives are currently down... List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
