foot ulcers from bad circulation

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My father who is 75 has a foot ulcer. the size of a dime. I read that coconut

oil is good for

some wounds but not for open wounds. the doctor did debris it so it is open. is

there any natural

remedies that you guys know that will help him heal?

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Jackie, diabetic feet are easy to cure when you know how. I know

three people who have saved their feet from amputation by simply

rubbing ozonated olive oil onto their diabetic foot ulcers. No

more debridement, which is just a fancy way to say the doctor

repeatedly pares away tissue until most of the foot is gone.

That being said, ozonated olive oil is a local treatment so does

not increase circulation and oxygenation to the whole limb; it

will heal the ulcer 100% of the time but is not a permanent fix.

A permanent fix would entail ozone limb bagging and metabolic

enzymes. Of the two treatments, the enzymes is the most important

because it reduces some of the inflammation and most of the

microcirculation blockages that are causing the inability to

heal.

As a diabetic your dad should be aware that without elevating the

master antioxidant glutathione he'll always be in danger, as

nearly all diabetic complications are relevant to oxidative

stress,. which causes inflammation, arterial plaque build up and

organ fibrosis. To increase glutathione he'll take 70 grams

undenatured whey and aboput 400 mcg selenium daily:

http://tinyurl.com/cuzcc

BlockBuster All Clear is a metabolic enzyme blend that works in

days to increase circulation by reducing inflammation, fibrosis,

clots and excess blood coagulation by dissolving it. He should

notice a difference in circulation in just days.

http://www.goodhealth.nu/us/1400

Here's where I get my ozonated olive oil, a thick white paste to

cure the drug-resistant ulcers and locally oxygenate the area to

heal it quickly (this last part honey does not do). A great

stopgap measure.

http://www.plasmafire.com email saul@...

Together this treatment will work 100% of the time even on fairly

large drug-resistant ulcers.

Duncan

Duncan Crow shows how, updated site:

http://members.shaw.ca/duncancrow

call toll-free 888-470-1582

[Guest guest]

thank you very much! i will get my dad started!

--- Duncan Crow <duncancrow@...> wrote:

> Jackie, diabetic feet are easy to cure when you know how. I know

> three people who have saved their feet from amputation by simply

> rubbing ozonated olive oil onto their diabetic foot ulcers. No

> more debridement, which is just a fancy way to say the doctor

> repeatedly pares away tissue until most of the foot is gone.

>

> That being said, ozonated olive oil is a local treatment so does

> not increase circulation and oxygenation to the whole limb; it

> will heal the ulcer 100% of the time but is not a permanent fix.

> A permanent fix would entail ozone limb bagging and metabolic

> enzymes. Of the two treatments, the enzymes is the most important

> because it reduces some of the inflammation and most of the

> microcirculation blockages that are causing the inability to

> heal.

>

> As a diabetic your dad should be aware that without elevating the

> master antioxidant glutathione he'll always be in danger, as

> nearly all diabetic complications are relevant to oxidative

> stress,. which causes inflammation, arterial plaque build up and

> organ fibrosis. To increase glutathione he'll take 70 grams

> undenatured whey and aboput 400 mcg selenium daily:

> http://tinyurl.com/cuzcc

>

> BlockBuster All Clear is a metabolic enzyme blend that works in

> days to increase circulation by reducing inflammation, fibrosis,

> clots and excess blood coagulation by dissolving it. He should

> notice a difference in circulation in just days.

> http://www.goodhealth.nu/us/1400

>

> Here's where I get my ozonated olive oil, a thick white paste to

> cure the drug-resistant ulcers and locally oxygenate the area to

> heal it quickly (this last part honey does not do). A great

> stopgap measure.

> http://www.plasmafire.com email saul@...

>

> Together this treatment will work 100% of the time even on fairly

> large drug-resistant ulcers.

>

> Duncan

>

> Duncan Crow shows how, updated site:

> http://members.shaw.ca/duncancrow

>

> call toll-free 888-470-1582

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Duncan,

I went to http://www.plasmafire.com but could find no info on ozonated

olive oil. All I saw was expensive high tech gadgets.

Alobar

On 2/21/07, Duncan Crow <duncancrow@...> wrote:

> Jackie, diabetic feet are easy to cure when you know how. I know

> three people who have saved their feet from amputation by simply

> rubbing ozonated olive oil onto their diabetic foot ulcers. No

> more debridement, which is just a fancy way to say the doctor

> repeatedly pares away tissue until most of the foot is gone.

>

> That being said, ozonated olive oil is a local treatment so does

> not increase circulation and oxygenation to the whole limb; it

> will heal the ulcer 100% of the time but is not a permanent fix.

> A permanent fix would entail ozone limb bagging and metabolic

> enzymes. Of the two treatments, the enzymes is the most important

> because it reduces some of the inflammation and most of the

> microcirculation blockages that are causing the inability to

> heal.

>

> As a diabetic your dad should be aware that without elevating the

> master antioxidant glutathione he'll always be in danger, as

> nearly all diabetic complications are relevant to oxidative

> stress,. which causes inflammation, arterial plaque build up and

> organ fibrosis. To increase glutathione he'll take 70 grams

> undenatured whey and aboput 400 mcg selenium daily:

> http://tinyurl.com/cuzcc

>

> BlockBuster All Clear is a metabolic enzyme blend that works in

> days to increase circulation by reducing inflammation, fibrosis,

> clots and excess blood coagulation by dissolving it. He should

> notice a difference in circulation in just days.

> http://www.goodhealth.nu/us/1400

>

> Here's where I get my ozonated olive oil, a thick white paste to

> cure the drug-resistant ulcers and locally oxygenate the area to

> heal it quickly (this last part honey does not do). A great

> stopgap measure.

> http://www.plasmafire.com email saul@...

>

> Together this treatment will work 100% of the time even on fairly

> large drug-resistant ulcers.

>

> Duncan

>

> Duncan Crow shows how, updated site:

> http://members.shaw.ca/duncancrow

>

[Guest guest]

Jackie, here's another " remedy " you can try for your father's foot

ulcer. My mother used to get bad cellulitis on her legs, and the

hospital showed me how to do an " Una boot " (not sure if that's how

it's spelled) wrapping around her legs.

The main " ingredient " is a gauze-type wrap that has zinc oxide in

it. It was kind of like using " plaster-of-paris, " which is

something artists use for sculpting. (Can you tell I'm a

professional artist?) Then there's a wrap of a regular white gauze,

then a brown, stretchy-type wrap that went on last.

Now, I'm not recommending you go to all that trouble. But for the

minor cellulitis that I have, I use full-strength zinc oxide.

Cellulitis, if you don't know the term, can lead to ulcers on the

leg.

My mother had a lot of trouble with " bed sores, " every time she went

in the hospital, 'cause they didn't keep her turned often enough.

The first time she came home from the nursing home they sent her to

after her heart attack, she had a HUGE open wound on her butt, right

over the coccix (pronounced cok-six)bone, which is right at the top

of your " butt crack, " and the base of your spine. The hole she had

was about an inch and a half " triangle. "

The first night I brought her home and saw it, I said, " Oh, Mom, I

don't know how to fix that. " I couldn't believe they could have let

it get so big.

Mom said we could use zinc oxide on it to help it heal. So what we

did was to clean it with the cleansing spray the hospital gave us to

clean her heart bypass incision, then I put zinc oxide around the

outside edges of her wound, then put a 4x4 " sponge, " which is a big

gauze bandage, to cover it and taped it on.

We did that same routine every night, like clockwork, for about a

month, and gradually got it healed. I was so proud of myself.

So, you can try zinc oxide on your dad's foot ulcer. Safeway

carries full-strength zinc. It's called Diaper Relief Ointment, and

you find it in the baby products section.

Clean the wound, first, with a cleanser spray that's specifically

for open wounds. Just spray a little on the wound, and dab it with

a clean sponge (gauze). Then put the zinc only around the edges,

and cover it with a 2x2 or 4x4 sponge, depending on how large the

ulcer is, and tape it on with cloth bandage tape.

Just do that every night, and you should be able to get it to heal.

It'll probably take awhile, like my mother's did, depending on how

big it is, but it will work.

Like I said, I use it on my legs, too, and it does a great job of

getting the tiny little " blisters " I get to heal. They start out as

bumps with fluid underneath. Then they " pop " and become little open

sores. Now, because they're so small--maybe only a quarter inch at

the most--I put the zinc on the whole spot, not just around the

edges. The zinc helps to dry the sores, as well as heal them.

You know, some of the best remedies for things are the old " home

remedies " that are grandparents used. Zinc oxide has been around

for a long time. Mostly now, it's just used for diaper rash.

So, anyway, that's my suggestion for you. Give it a try, if nothing

else works. This I know will work for sure.

Take care.

Cryss

>

> My father who is 75 has a foot ulcer. the size of a dime. I read

that coconut oil is good for

> some wounds but not for open wounds. the doctor did debris it so

it is open. is there any natural

> remedies that you guys know that will help him heal?

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Alobar, Dr. Pressman sends ozonated olive oil all over the place;

just email him.

saul@...

Duncan

On 22 Feb 2007 at 8:43, Coconut Oil

wrote:

>

> Posted by: " Alobar " Alobar@... wm_alobar

> Date: Wed Feb 21, 2007 7:26 pm ((PST))

>

> Duncan,

> I went to http://www.plasmafire.com but could find no info on ozonated

> olive oil. All I saw was expensive high tech gadgets.

>

> Alobar

[Guest guest]

thank you very much. with all this good advice it should heal up in no time!!!

--- Cryss <cryssnfrank@...> wrote:

> Jackie, here's another " remedy " you can try for your father's foot

> ulcer. My mother used to get bad cellulitis on her legs, and the

> hospital showed me how to do an " Una boot " (not sure if that's how

> it's spelled) wrapping around her legs.

>

> The main " ingredient " is a gauze-type wrap that has zinc oxide in

> it. It was kind of like using " plaster-of-paris, " which is

> something artists use for sculpting. (Can you tell I'm a

> professional artist?) Then there's a wrap of a regular white gauze,

> then a brown, stretchy-type wrap that went on last.

>

> Now, I'm not recommending you go to all that trouble. But for the

> minor cellulitis that I have, I use full-strength zinc oxide.

> Cellulitis, if you don't know the term, can lead to ulcers on the

> leg.

>

> My mother had a lot of trouble with " bed sores, " every time she went

> in the hospital, 'cause they didn't keep her turned often enough.

>

> The first time she came home from the nursing home they sent her to

> after her heart attack, she had a HUGE open wound on her butt, right

> over the coccix (pronounced cok-six)bone, which is right at the top

> of your " butt crack, " and the base of your spine. The hole she had

> was about an inch and a half " triangle. "

>

> The first night I brought her home and saw it, I said, " Oh, Mom, I

> don't know how to fix that. " I couldn't believe they could have let

> it get so big.

>

> Mom said we could use zinc oxide on it to help it heal. So what we

> did was to clean it with the cleansing spray the hospital gave us to

> clean her heart bypass incision, then I put zinc oxide around the

> outside edges of her wound, then put a 4x4 " sponge, " which is a big

> gauze bandage, to cover it and taped it on.

>

> We did that same routine every night, like clockwork, for about a

> month, and gradually got it healed. I was so proud of myself.

>

> So, you can try zinc oxide on your dad's foot ulcer. Safeway

> carries full-strength zinc. It's called Diaper Relief Ointment, and

> you find it in the baby products section.

>

> Clean the wound, first, with a cleanser spray that's specifically

> for open wounds. Just spray a little on the wound, and dab it with

> a clean sponge (gauze). Then put the zinc only around the edges,

> and cover it with a 2x2 or 4x4 sponge, depending on how large the

> ulcer is, and tape it on with cloth bandage tape.

>

> Just do that every night, and you should be able to get it to heal.

> It'll probably take awhile, like my mother's did, depending on how

> big it is, but it will work.

>

> Like I said, I use it on my legs, too, and it does a great job of

> getting the tiny little " blisters " I get to heal. They start out as

> bumps with fluid underneath. Then they " pop " and become little open

> sores. Now, because they're so small--maybe only a quarter inch at

> the most--I put the zinc on the whole spot, not just around the

> edges. The zinc helps to dry the sores, as well as heal them.

>

> You know, some of the best remedies for things are the old " home

> remedies " that are grandparents used. Zinc oxide has been around

> for a long time. Mostly now, it's just used for diaper rash.

>

> So, anyway, that's my suggestion for you. Give it a try, if nothing

> else works. This I know will work for sure.

>

> Take care.

>

> Cryss

>

>

> >

> > My father who is 75 has a foot ulcer. the size of a dime. I read

> that coconut oil is good for

> > some wounds but not for open wounds. the doctor did debris it so

> it is open. is there any natural

> > remedies that you guys know that will help him heal?

> >

> >

> >

> >

> _____________________________________________________________________

> _______________

> > Get your own web address.

> > Have a HUGE year through Small Business.

> > http://smallbusiness./domains/?p=BESTDEAL

> >

>

>

>

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