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> I have a friend that after open heart surgery is having a terrible

> time getting one of the incisions to heal. Does anyone have any

> suggestions (treatments) that have worked to help rapid healing?

> It has been about 5 months since the surgery and the doctors are

> still kind of fumbling around with treatment with no cure.

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Dear ,

Ozonated olive oil will eliminate any infection and

cause the wound to close rapidly.

Best of Health!

Dr. Saul Pressman, DCh

Re: Wound healing

> > I have a friend that after open heart surgery is having a terrible

> > time getting one of the incisions to heal. Does anyone have any

> > suggestions (treatments) that have worked to help rapid healing?

> > It has been about 5 months since the surgery and the doctors are

> > still kind of fumbling around with treatment with no cure.

>

> Consult: 1-877-245-2737

>

> -------- Forwarded message --------

> From: Gold <melissag@...>

> <lasertherapy@...>

> Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2000

> Subj: Laser Therapy Treatments available

>

>

> For more information on LLLT please see our website at

> http://www.accelerate-health.com .

>

> Accelerate Healthcare is a breakthrough medical technology

> company that is incorporating LLLT into mainstream medicine, in

> the areas of Physical Therapy, Orthopedics, Chiropractic Care,

> Osteopathy and Sports Medicine. Accelerate Healthcare is using

> LLLT to treat conditions such as Arthritis, Osteoarthritis,

> Degenerative and Herniated disc, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome,

> Migraine Headaches and acute and chronic pain.

>

> We have over 30 sites in Canada and the United States where we

> are using LLLT. Our sites are located in Toronto, New York City,

> Buffalo, Pittsburgh, TAMPA, St. Louis, Chicago and Houston.

> Please visit our website for locations or email me if you would

> like me to put you in touch with a professional in your area.

>

> Yours truly,

>

> Gold

> Accelerate Healthcare

> Manager Operations Policy and Support

> 1-877-245-2737

>

>

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Ozonated Olive Oil ! Ask Saul Pressman about it. Kat :-)

Wound healing

My six year old son just fell and got a cut on his forehead. It would

probably take one stitch to close it if I took him into the hospital, but I

think he will heal ok without a stitch at all. It is a fairly small, but a

little deep. We're a little hospital-shy with all that we have read about

these germ-filled places.

Someone once wrote in about some nutrient, product or whatever to help heal

wounds quickly and without much scarring.....can anyone offer me some

suggestions?

Thanks so much,

Patty

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Dear Patty,

If the wound is gaping it will scar.

It is better to close the wound as it will heal quicker & leave a smaller

scar.

Regards,

Noel.

Prof. Noel

P O Box 137 Parkville VIC 3052 Australia

Phone 61 03 9639 6090 Fax 61 03 9639 6392

Email noelc@... Web http://www.smile.org.au

Wound healing

My six year old son just fell and got a cut on his forehead. It would

probably take one stitch to close it if I took him into the hospital, but I

think he will heal ok without a stitch at all. It is a fairly small, but a

little deep. We're a little hospital-shy with all that we have read about

these germ-filled places.

Someone once wrote in about some nutrient, product or whatever to help heal

wounds quickly and without much scarring.....can anyone offer me some

suggestions?

Thanks so much,

Patty

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i read somewhere is a folk remedy book that one of the best things for scars

was abalone shell paste left out at night mixed with lemon juice. the book

made some amazing claims that long term scars had totally vanished.

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Patty,

The deal is to hold the skin in place while it heals itself. There are

several ways to do this. My mom used to tape cuts closed with bandage

tape. Clean the wound & put the tape on one side, then pull to the other

side so the tape is holding the cut closed. Then, just leave it alone

long enough for one side to knit to the other. It's as good as a

stitch. You don't have to worry about perfect. The body knows how to

heal itself.

I'd even use crazy glue in a pinch. The army doctors in Vietnam fell in

love with crazy glue for suturing. Most glues work. When I was a teen we

used to use ultra-fast drying airplane glue to seal the many cuts on our

fingers made with razor knifes. It even stopped the bleeding.

Also, apply Vitamin E liberally internally & externally to prevent a

scar. Some drug stores still carry " Sew Skin " which is a great

waterproof covering for healing cuts. It's older than most of us are.

Using it, cuts usually are done in half the normal time. It is

antiseptic, it breathes, is waterproof & flexible.

jim :)

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> My six year old son just fell and got a cut on his forehead. It would

probably take one stitch to close it if I took him into the hospital, but I

think he will heal ok without a stitch at all. It is a fairly small, but a

little deep. We're a little hospital-shy with all that we have read about these

germ-filled places.

>

> Someone once wrote in about some nutrient, product or whatever to help heal

wounds quickly and without much scarring.....can anyone offer me some

suggestions?

>

> Thanks so much,

> Patty

>

>

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MSO at www.magnetizer.com

There are others, such as Vit O.

Ronen.

Wound healing

My six year old son just fell and got a cut on his forehead. It would

probably take one stitch to close it if I took him into the hospital, but I

think he will heal ok without a stitch at all. It is a fairly small, but a

little deep. We're a little hospital-shy with all that we have read about

these germ-filled places.

Someone once wrote in about some nutrient, product or whatever to help heal

wounds quickly and without much scarring.....can anyone offer me some

suggestions?

Thanks so much,

Patty

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Thanks to everyone who responded to my request for help on my son's forehead

wound. I ended up putting a dab of triple antibiotic ointment on it and

then bandaging it, trying to keep the sides together as much as possible.

It bled for a little, but this morning it looks pretty good--not nearly as

bad or as deep as it first did. I try not to freak out when my little ones

get hurt, but I hate that feeling of helplessness when they do. He and I

have already been through hell when a neighbor's dog bit him in the face,

needing several stitches, and that left a large jagged scar by his eye, so I

am a little nervous about more facial wounds! My poor little guy.

I sure wish I had the ozonated olive oil on hand now, darn it. I ordered it

this morning, maybe it will get here in time to still help the wound heal

nicely.

Thanks again to all for your help.

Patty

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Goldenseal Tea, just the tea without any granules is a wonderful antibiotic and

heals things very quickly. Also Vit O.

Hope that helps

Donna

Wound healing

My six year old son just fell and got a cut on his forehead. It would

probably take one stitch to close it if I took him into the hospital, but I

think he will heal ok without a stitch at all. It is a fairly small, but a

little deep. We're a little hospital-shy with all that we have read about these

germ-filled places.

Someone once wrote in about some nutrient, product or whatever to help heal

wounds quickly and without much scarring.....can anyone offer me some

suggestions?

Thanks so much,

Patty

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A little butterfly bandage should take care of it, if it looks like a once

stitcher.

Wound healing

My six year old son just fell and got a cut on his forehead. It would

probably take one stitch to close it if I took him into the hospital, but I

think he will heal ok without a stitch at all. It is a fairly small, but a

little deep. We're a little hospital-shy with all that we have read about

these germ-filled places.

Someone once wrote in about some nutrient, product or whatever to help heal

wounds quickly and without much scarring.....can anyone offer me some

suggestions?

Thanks so much,

Patty

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When I worked on the inpatient side we often recommended 220 mg ZnSO4

and 500 mg Vit C x 2 wks for poor wound healing.

Boyer RD, LDN

Bariatric Surgery Nutritionist

Beth Israel Deaconess

330 Brookline Ave

Shapiro 348

Boston, MA 02215

(617) 667-9081

www.bidmc.harvard.edu/wls

> I have a male pt almost 3 mos post-op open RNY with a wound that

won't

> heal. He does have a hx of dm 2 which is controlled now. Taking

> centrum chewables qd + sub B12. Should I recommend an extra Zn &

vit C

> for wound healing? I don't even remember the therapeutic amount.

> Anyone have any suggestions?

>

> , RD, CD

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The supplement Juven from Ross has proved to be beneficial.

-----Original Message-----From: [mailto: ]On Behalf Of julielewrdSent: Thursday, July 28, 2005 3:07 PM Subject: wound healingI have a male pt almost 3 mos post-op open RNY with a wound that won't heal. He does have a hx of dm 2 which is controlled now. Taking centrum chewables qd + sub B12. Should I recommend an extra Zn & vit C for wound healing? I don't even remember the therapeutic amount. Anyone have any suggestions? , RD, CD

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I worked in a hyperbaric wound healing center for several years and we gave pts 220 mg ZnSO4 BID, 500 mg Vit C BID, MVI BID and Arginaid TID. For the worst cases, we added 10,000 IU Vit A. These would usually run for about 4 weeks. Frequently we continued with MVI QD, 500 mg Vit C QD and Arginaid BID or switched to L-arginine pills due to cost. We had great results with this protocol.

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When I worked on the inpatient side we often recommended 220 mg ZnSO4 and 500 mg Vit C x 2 wks for poor wound healing. Boyer RD, LDNBariatric Surgery NutritionistBeth Israel Deaconess 330 Brookline AveShapiro 348Boston, MA 02215(617) 667-9081www.bidmc.harvard.edu/wls> I have a male pt almost 3 mos post-op open RNY with a wound that won't > heal. He does have a hx of dm 2 which is controlled now. Taking > centrum chewables qd + sub B12. Should I recommend an extra Zn & vit C > for wound healing? I don't even remember the therapeutic amount. > Anyone have any suggestions?> > , RD, CD

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The use of supplements such as vit C and zinc does not appear to be evidence

based. The last time I tried to find articles, I only found a few

references which seemed to support supplementing during the immediate

post-injury time frame, like the first month or so, but I found nothing on

the longterm benefits. We have a heck of a time at my institution with the

doctors ordering too much (tube feedings, canned supplements, MVI/minerals,

separate zinc and vit. C, often all of these at the same time!) and ignoring

our recommendations when we tell them this could be harmful (e.g. too much

zinc interfering with copper metabolism).

I checked ADA's new online Nutrition Care Manual in the Wound Healing

section. This document does not even mention supplements. I e-mailed them

today to ask why. It does contain files on glutamine and arginine,

unfortunately these are taken from " Whole Foods Market Health Info Reference

Library " which is a pretty sad, no literature cited, reference for a

medically-based organization like ADA which is seeking to promote

evidence-based practice!

http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/healthinfo/list_library.html

Hilleary, MPH, RD

San Diego VA Healthcare System

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I have lots of documentation on this supplementation specifically for stasis and DM type wounds. It is all filed away now that I am not working in that area but I will see if I can find it and send along the references.

Re: wound healing

The use of supplements such as vit C and zinc does not appear to be evidencebased. The last time I tried to find articles, I only found a fewreferences which seemed to support supplementing during the immediatepost-injury time frame, like the first month or so, but I found nothing onthe longterm benefits. We have a heck of a time at my institution with thedoctors ordering too much (tube feedings, canned supplements, MVI/minerals,separate zinc and vit. C, often all of these at the same time!) and ignoringour recommendations when we tell them this could be harmful (e.g. too muchzinc interfering with copper metabolism).I checked ADA's new online Nutrition Care Manual in the Wound Healingsection. This document does not even mention supplements. I e-mailed themtoday to ask why. It does contain files on glutamine and arginine,unfortunately these are taken from "Whole Foods Market Health Info ReferenceLibrary" which is a pretty sad, no literature cited, reference for amedically-based organization like ADA which is seeking to promoteevidence-based practice!http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/healthinfo/list_library.html Hilleary, MPH, RDSan Diego VA Healthcare System

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Is he getting enough NPC and grams protein?

Renée J. Bordeau, RD, CD-N, CPT

Nutritionist

Community Health Center

635 Main Street

Middletown, CT 06457

860-347-6971 ext. 3331

Email: bordear@...

Fax: 860-343-7379

If you don't take care of your body...where are you going to live?

wound healing

I have a male pt almost 3 mos post-op open RNY with a wound that won't

heal. He does have a hx of dm 2 which is controlled now. Taking

centrum chewables qd + sub B12. Should I recommend an extra Zn & vit C

for wound healing? I don't even remember the therapeutic amount.

Anyone have any suggestions?

, RD, CD

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I recently had a pt that needed wound healing. I recommended 500mg vitamin c and 220mg zinc daily. She returned 1 month later and her wound was healed. Hope this helps!

O'Donnell RD,LD

Outpatient Dietitian

SMMC

Biddeford, Me 04005

207-283-7148."Bordeau, " <Bordear@...> wrote:

Is he getting enough NPC and grams protein?Renée J. Bordeau, RD, CD-N, CPTNutritionistCommunity Health Center635 Main StreetMiddletown, CT 06457860-347-6971 ext. 3331Email: bordear@...Fax: 860-343-7379If you don't take care of your body...where are you going to live?-----Original Message-----From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of julielewrdSent: Thursday, July 28, 2005 4:07 PM Subject: wound healingI have a male pt almost 3 mos post-op open RNY with a wound that won't heal. He does have a hx of dm 2 which is controlled now. Taking centrum chewables qd + sub B12. Should I recommend an extra Zn & vit C for wound healing? I

don't even remember the therapeutic amount. Anyone have any suggestions? , RD, CD

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Great! 

Could also recommend topical application of Vit E and aloe vera plant to

reduce scaring/promote healing.

Renée J. Bordeau, RD,

CD-N, CPT

Nutritionist

Community Health

Center

635 Main Street

Middletown, CT 06457

860-347-6971 ext. 3331

Email: bordear@...

Fax:  860-343-7379

If you don't

take care of your body...where are you going to live?--Author Unknown.

From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf Of ODonnell

Sent: Thursday, August 11, 2005

9:52 AM

To:

Subject: RE:

wound healing

,

I recently had a pt that needed wound healing. I recommended 500mg

vitamin c and 220mg zinc daily. She returned 1 month later and her wound was

healed. Hope this helps!

O'Donnell RD,LD

Outpatient Dietitian

SMMC

Biddeford,

Me 04005

207-283-7148.

" Bordeau,

" <Bordear@...> wrote:

Is he getting enough NPC and

grams protein?

Renée J. Bordeau, RD, CD-N, CPT

Nutritionist

Community Health Center

635

Main Street

Middletown, CT 06457

860-347-6971 ext. 3331

Email: bordear@...

Fax: 860-343-7379

If you don't take care of your body...where are

you going to live?

wound

healing

I have a male pt almost 3 mos post-op open RNY

with a wound that won't

heal. He does have a hx of dm 2 which is

controlled now. Taking

centrum chewables qd + sub B12. Should I recommend

an extra Zn & vit C

for wound healing? I don't even remember the

therapeutic amount.

Anyone have any suggestions?

, RD, CD

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At PENN we recommend, MVI w/ minerals, 250 mg Vit C q 6 hrs (urinary threshold is 250 mg) and ZnSO4 220 mg qd.

Griehs, MS, RD, LDN Clinical Dietitian Specialist Bariatric Surgery Program University of Pennsylvania Medical Center Phone: 215-614-0993 Fax: 215-662-3148 E-mail: rachel.griehs@...

-----Original Message-----From: [mailto: ]Sent: Thursday, August 11, 2005 9:52 AM Subject: RE: wound healing

,

I recently had a pt that needed wound healing. I recommended 500mg vitamin c and 220mg zinc daily. She returned 1 month later and her wound was healed. Hope this helps!

O'Donnell RD,LD

Outpatient Dietitian

SMMC

Biddeford, Me 04005

207-283-7148."Bordeau, " <Bordear@...> wrote:

Is he getting enough NPC and grams protein?Renée J. Bordeau, RD, CD-N, CPTNutritionistCommunity Health Center635 Main StreetMiddletown, CT 06457860-347-6971 ext. 3331Email: bordear@...Fax: 860-343-7379If you don't take care of your body...where are you going to live?-----Original Message-----From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of julielewrdSent: Thursday, July 28, 2005 4:07 PM Subject: wound healingI have a male pt almost 3 mos post-op open RNY with a wound that won't heal. He does have a hx of dm 2 which is controlled now. Taking centrum chewables qd + sub B12. Should I recommend an extra Zn & vit C for wound healing? I don't even remember the therapeutic amount. Anyone have any suggestions? , RD, CD

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Check out JUVEN from Ross products... it's appropriate for s/p RYGB ODonnell <jlod2@...> wrote:

,

I recently had a pt that needed wound healing. I recommended 500mg vitamin c and 220mg zinc daily. She returned 1 month later and her wound was healed. Hope this helps!

O'Donnell RD,LD

Outpatient Dietitian

SMMC

Biddeford, Me 04005

207-283-7148."Bordeau, " <Bordear@...> wrote:

Is he getting enough NPC and grams protein?Renée J. Bordeau, RD, CD-N, CPTNutritionistCommunity Health Center635 Main StreetMiddletown, CT 06457860-347-6971 ext. 3331Email: bordear@...Fax: 860-343-7379If you don't take care of your body...where are you going to live?-----Original Message-----From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of julielewrdSent: Thursday, July 28, 2005 4:07 PM Subject: wound healingI have a male pt almost 3 mos post-op open RNY with a wound that won't heal. He does have a hx of dm 2 which is controlled now. Taking centrum chewables qd + sub B12. Should I recommend an extra Zn & vit C for wound healing? I

don't even remember the therapeutic amount. Anyone have any suggestions? , RD, CD

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Dear Bee,

I have a wound at the side of my mouth. Like the mouth has cracked as if had

opened it to much. It will not heal. It has been there for 3 weeks now.

Generally I am really bad at healing wounds.

I am suffering badly from candida and I am willing to do anything to get well.

If there is any thing I can do, please let me know (ex. an ointment).

I am feeling frustrated. There is always something wrong with me, because of the

candida. I am so thankfull for this forum and for all your help.

Caroline

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Hi Caroline,

Cracks at the corner of the mouth is called angular cheilitis and is caused by

candida.

Here is a bit more info on it:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angular_cheilitis

If you are following Bee's diet, it will eventually get better, since you are

treating the cause of the symptom - candida. Since all healing comes from

within, your best bet is to stay on the program and follow it as closely as

possible.

In the meantime, try putting coconut oil it to soothe the cracks. I get cracks

and peeling on my lips (not the corners) and I find that cod liver oil applied

directly to them helps. I usually put this on at night right before bed.

Hang in there!

(a group moderator)

>

> Dear Bee,

>

> I have a wound at the side of my mouth. Like the mouth has cracked as if had

opened it to much. It will not heal. It has been there for 3 weeks now.

>

> Generally I am really bad at healing wounds.

> I am suffering badly from candida and I am willing to do anything to get well.

>

> If there is any thing I can do, please let me know (ex. an ointment).

>

> I am feeling frustrated. There is always something wrong with me, because of

the candida. I am so thankfull for this forum and for all your help.

>

> Caroline

>

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ANYTHING that promotes oxygen saturation is helpful: chorophyll, enzymes, chloroxygen, ozone, the saturated oxygen compounds, vitamin c, vitamin d, (liquid) minerals, oxygen chambers, exercise .......ANYTHING! skSunny Kierstyn, RN DC Fibromyalgia Care Center of Oregon 2677 Willakenzie Road, 7CEugene, Oregon, 97401541- 654-0850; Fx; 541- 654-0834www.drsunnykierstyn.com drbobdc83@...CC: From: portlandchiro1@...Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2012 10:06:09 -0800Subject: Re: Wound healing

, my mother had major foot problems and I discovered that Hyperbaric treatment might be very helpful to promote healing. We never did this because the rest of family did not agree. Dr. Heitsch has a unit and he made the suggestion originally,

Schneider DCP?DxOn Fri, Jan 13, 2012 at 9:17 AM, M. s, D.C. <drbobdc83@...> wrote:

Do any of you know of or use any products to help wound healing on diabetic feet? Boudreaux's makes a diaper rash formula (zinc oxide), and Tropiceel put out that "Ultimate Healing Cream" but...would those be safe for a diabetic's feet...and if not what would?

Thanks in advance!

M. s, D.C.

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ANYTHING that promotes

oxygen saturation is helpful: chorophyll, enzymes, chloroxygen, ozone,

the saturated oxygen compounds, vitamin c, vitamin d, (liquid) minerals, oxygen

chambers, exercise .......ANYTHING!

sk

Sunny Kierstyn, RN DC

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CC:

From: portlandchiro1@...

Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2012 10:06:09 -0800

Subject: Re: Wound healing

, my mother had

major foot problems and I discovered that Hyperbaric treatment might be very

helpful to promote healing. We never did this because the rest of family

did not agree. Dr. Heitsch has a unit and he made the suggestion

originally,

Schneider DC

P?Dx

On Fri, Jan 13, 2012 at 9:17 AM, M. s, D.C. <drbobdc83@...> wrote:

Do any of you know of or use any products to help wound healing on

diabetic feet? Boudreaux's makes a diaper rash formula (zinc oxide), and

Tropiceel put out that " Ultimate Healing Cream " but...would those be

safe for a diabetic's feet...and if not what would?

Thanks in advance!

M. s, D.C.

--

Schneider DC

PDX

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