Ringworm

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I remember when My daughter was brought to a clinic and we covered her body

from head to toe with some pesticide cream. I think she was allergic to the

new

soap. I mean it, it pays to be mentally alert but it is SO tiresome.

The small bumps-strawberry eruptions-I was told was my age and dry skin.

I figure it is sensitivity due to some deficiency effecting my skin. I surely

will let

you know if they go away-NOT-but not likely. I don't have hundreds others.

Just

a dozen very noticeable ones. I thought it was a reaction to soap/sodium lauryl

sulfate.

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Hi,

I seem to be very very allergic(skin is so itchy an

bumpy easily) to the smallest spores of

ringworm/fungus. It drives me crazy, I'm wondering if

other are finding weakend resistance to this type of

thing physically?

H.

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Have you tried taking capsules of Oreganol about 4x daily? add Garlic also.

Mog

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HI H

Yes, I have had a very difficult time with ringworm since I had candida so

bad.I have improved what I eat

and I also took the Master Cleanse and it helped me a lot.The final way I

have been able to overcome

ringworm was going outside and exposing the area that has ringworm to the

sun for 5 to 10 mins a day.I have one little spot left that I am working on.

Kathy

From

Maine

-- Re: Ringworm

Hi,

I seem to be very very allergic(skin is so itchy an

bumpy easily) to the smallest spores of

ringworm/fungus. It drives me crazy, I'm wondering if

other are finding weakend resistance to this type of

thing physically?

H.

See my own websites at www.lauralight.faithweb.com or www.henrycreations.com

[Guest guest]

My son got ringworm and we had to buy a $35 med to get rid of it. Then, I

read that tea tree oil will get rid of it. I don't know why I hadn't tried

it, but tt oil got rid of my plantar's wart when nothing else worked, so it

will probably work for ringworm, too!

Evie

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Subject: Re: Re: Ringworm

HI H

Yes, I have had a very difficult time with ringworm since I had candida so

bad.I have improved what I eat

and I also took the Master Cleanse and it helped me a lot.The final way I

have been able to overcome

ringworm was going outside and exposing the area that has ringworm to the

sun for 5 to 10 mins a day.I have one little spot left that I am working on.

Kathy

From

Maine

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<deltabeats_71@...> wrote: Hello all,

I have been suffering from candida for some time and

am following Duncan's protocol along with antifungals

etc. Recently out of the blue I have had an outbreak

of ringworm. Does anyone know anything to cure it

without resorting to harmful chemical filled creams

which I'm sure I will be prescribed if I visit a

doctor regarding it.

Many thanks,

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, Ringworm responds to ozonated olive oil overnight, and I

suspect antifungal topicals like Tinactin and grapefruit seed extract

may be useful alternatves.

Duncan

>

> Hello all,

>

> I have been suffering from candida for some time and

> am following Duncan's protocol along with antifungals

> etc. Recently out of the blue I have had an outbreak

> of ringworm. Does anyone know anything to cure it

> without resorting to harmful chemical filled creams

> which I'm sure I will be prescribed if I visit a

> doctor regarding it.

>

> Many thanks,

>

>

>

>

>

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How can you safely treat ringworm? Lotramin is the suggested MD way.

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For the immediate, you can use tea tree oil or any other natural

antifungal.. Ringworm is nothing but a fungus...which might hint at a

yeast overgrowth or a clogged lymphatic system.. I just recently

experienced this..so I have a lot to say on the subject...

I just did a yeast cleanse.. Worked wonders..plus an herbal lymphatic

drainage formula..

I have my website with lots of info on this..

Or you can email me offlist for more info..and how I dealt with my

ringworm and such...

Hugs,

R

>

> How can you safely treat ringworm? Lotramin is the suggested MD way.

>

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I would try putting Lugol's on the ringworm a few times daily. Tea Tree Oil is also anti-fungal, so I might alternate with that. Worth a try. Best, Kathleen

Ringworm

Since iodine is an antifungal, will it kill ringworm if applied to the area. It is for my son, the doctor diagnosed him with scabies but come to find out a year later with lots of insane treatments it is ringworm. I had found a treatment for scabies that seemed to work for a short time on the places (we thought were scabies but here ringworm) but then it comes back. I mixed 5% lugols in lard and spread over him. The course for scabies is once a week unless breakouts occur. I just want to know if I should treat him twice a day for three weeks with my current treatment add turmeric or if I should go get the fungal cream that can be hard on the liver? I have read that though some herbal remedies may keep it a bay it does not kill the fungus. I wanted to know your thoughts on that.Thanks