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Last post 08-13-2009, 8:24 AM by mjperrine. 13 replies.
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  •  07-22-2009, 8:39 AM 8549

    infection on arm

    I have had an infection on my upper right arm for many months -- the surface area covers where my vaccine mark is, and is rough and yellow.  A dermatologist told me it is a bacterial infection but said if it doesn't clear I should have laser treatment for it.  I have tried lavender oil which has removed the infection quite quickly, leaving slightly pink skin underneath which then however gets re-infected.  I would be grateful for any suggestions. 
  •  07-22-2009, 10:12 AM 8553 in reply to 8549

    Re: infection on arm

    Hi,

    You could try the following as they all have good anti bacterial properties:

    Tea Tree Oil

    Oregano Oil

    Oilive Leaf Extract

    Coconut Oil

    Rose Hip Oil...Good for healing scar tissue

    Manuka Honey...Higher the active factor the better.

    Hope this helps

    Robin

     


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  •  07-28-2009, 12:24 PM 8608 in reply to 8549

    Re: infection on arm

    Hi

    Natural topical treatments are fine, but why do you have the infection..? It sounds as though something in the vaccine (if not all!!) has not got accepted by your body and it's displaying at the source. As usual I will suggest finding a BodyTalk therapist near you or find an instructor who does distance healing. This could be a prime case for Body Chemistry (deals with microbes, allergies, intolerances and toxins). Go to www.ibaglobalhealing.com then practitioner then country etc.

    Good luck, Heidi

     

  •  07-28-2009, 11:37 PM 8643 in reply to 8608

    Re: infection on arm

    I would use honey, I have used ordinary honey for infections for years, it has never failed me.  Annie
  •  07-31-2009, 2:06 PM 8665 in reply to 8643

    Re: infection on arm

    Try the natural therapies recommended here but it may be one of those very rare occasions where antibiotics are needed.

    Go back to your doctor and ask for a test to find out exactly which bacteria are causing the infection, do not take them randomly.

  •  08-04-2009, 11:58 AM 8687 in reply to 8549

    Re: infection on arm

    Hello,

    Aloe vera gelly produced by Forever Living Products is excellent for speeding up healing of infections and also reducing scarring.  Aloe vera contains lignins which penetrate the layers of the skin to work in the dermis.  This provides the nutrients where they are needed for new cell growth.  It can take up to 28 days for the skin to heal completely however, if you persist you will eventually have clear skin again.

     As an added boost to your immune system I recommend Aloe Vera drinking gel which works from the inside out to promote healing.  These products can be viewed here http://distrib.foreverliving.com/retail/EntryServlet?langID=en&storeID=GBR&distribID=440100124992

    Please let me know if there is any further information that you need.

    Best wishes,

    Noelyne 


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  •  08-04-2009, 3:14 PM 8710 in reply to 8549

    Re: infection on arm

    I would find a good Homeopath and let them evaluate the vaccine you received and take it from there, it is obviously a reaction from the vaccine. Remember what ever you put into your body comes out one way or another!
  •  08-05-2009, 7:25 AM 8731 in reply to 8549

    Re: infection on arm

    Hi there. A dressing soaked in  coloidial silver and replaced twice a day should do the trick but i would also go to a homeopath, get the appropriate remedy and some constitutional treatment to boost your system which may have been damaged through the vaccine. Get your system balanced and it should then be able to fight infections on its own. All the bext Julie.   
  •  08-09-2009, 9:35 PM 8795 in reply to 8549

    Re: infection on arm

    Hi, PT Powers,

    The other posters all have excellent suggestions. I would like to add one more: be sure you are not using something against the area which may still have the bacteria in it. For instance, I would presume you change your shirt daily (and if not, I suggest you do), but what about a coat which might have gotten some "ooze" on it? You might also be sure that anywhere you cleanse your skin (bathroom counters, bars of soap, etc.) has been thoroughly disinfected or cleaned to avoid recontamination.

    Good luck!

  •  08-11-2009, 5:17 PM 8854 in reply to 8549

    Re: infection on arm

    8-11-09

    Hello, 

     Robin gave very good suggestions.  The one that I would use first is the oregano oil. It's very strong.

    North American Herb & Spice company has two products which I use and will have on hand for the flu season.

    1. Oreganol oil tiny softgels which are taken in the middle of a meal.  NOT TO USE if you have ulcers etc.   Product   Oreganol Super Strength P73.  Check it out on  www.iherb.com  You could open one of these softgels & use.

    2. Oreganol Super Strength P73 Liquid.  Both from North American Herb & Spice Co. This bottle is very expensive but I wouldn't be without it on hand.  $75 ? Not sure but check it out.  I don't like the smell (very strong) but I used it last week for a swollen gland under my ear.  Just rub some of this oil on the gland 2-3 times a day and usually the soreness is gone in a couple of days.   DON'T GET IT NEAR EYES.

    Another suggestion if someone has an open cut.  OPEN a PROBIOTIC capsule and put the white powder on the cut, scrape etc.  and cover with a bandage. Repeat 2-3 times a day especially before bed to make sure the cut looks OK.  It doesn't hurt.  You can do this if you've been to the dentist and it's sore. Just put the powder on the sore inside your mouth. It tastes like bread.  Not really bad.

    EARACHES:   These drops are GREAT.  Flu season is coming.  Product  MULLEIN & GARLIC EARDROPS BY HERB PHARMA.  Small orange bottle about $10.  These are helpful if one has a cold and you feel pressure in your ears. It makes them feel better.  Of course for earaches too.  Check with your doctor if your child has bad ear problems such as punctured eardrum before using.

    Wholefoods has the drops and I'm sure www.iherb.com does too.

    Colloidal Silver is great to have on hand.

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  •  08-11-2009, 6:08 PM 8859 in reply to 8549

    Re: infection on arm

    hi

    i would also suggest BodyTalk and honey as well as fresh papaya or pawpaw (crushed and directly on the skin) it has natural enzymens which are excellent for skin problems. if this fails then a food grade hydrogen peroxide diluted quite a lot, like two drops or maybe three in half a cup of distilled not tap water, tap water takes away the oxygen molecule, and wash the arm. Hydrogen peroxide has an anerobic action (kills bad bugs) and really seems to work well. it sends oxygen into a space thus killing the things.

    good luck

  •  08-11-2009, 7:33 PM 8867 in reply to 8549

    Re: infection on arm

    COLLOIDAL SILVER works on any infection, Bacteria, Virus, Fungus, Parasites.  Take it orally, and put in directly on the infected area. Buy it in any health food store.

     

    I prefer Nature's Sunshine brand, but you need a distributor to get it, or you can sign up as a distributor for $40, and they give you a $40 gift certificate, so it ends up being free to be a distributor. They have great products, and the cost is fair when you buy wholesale! www.naturessunshine.com

    Candy Eve 

  •  08-11-2009, 7:37 PM 8870 in reply to 8549

    Re: infection on arm

    People have eliminate MRSA, that nasty bacteria by using MonaVie.  www.monavie.com or contact me, janeann@mesanetworks.net  Maybe it would work for you too. 
  •  08-13-2009, 8:24 AM 8917 in reply to 8549

    Re: infection on arm

    Try high quality Manuka Honey.  It is one of the most effective anti-bacterial agent know to man.

    It is available online or at heath food stores.

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