Re: What to do about broken toe?

[Guest guest]

Hey ,

One other possible avenue of accelerated healing

would be to look into silver iontophoresis, Which is

injecting the silver ions directly into the tissue and

bone of the broken toe though electric current passing

over silver electrodes. If I'm not wrong on this,

Bob Beck did an experiment on this back in the 80's

and found that when silver ions were injected into

surrounding tissues and the bones of broken bones or

fractures, that It in some cases sped up healing 50%

and also caused bone fractures that would not normally

heal, healed up! Study here on this site here...

http://www.silvermedicine.org/robertobecker.html

One possibility might be that you could somehow pull

this off by using a SOTA blood electrification device

and use the silver bio stimulator probes directly over

the broken toe area? Or another similar blood

electrification device. You Would probably want to

clean the electrodes on the devices as best as you

can with a Scotch-Brite pad so that you have good

exposure to the silver electrodes in case they are

discolored. You most likely would not want to use

cotton sleeves for the electrodes in this scenario and

apply the electrodes directly to the skin or over the

broken toe. But be careful, as you might irritate the

skin by doing this. Maybe start out with the device

on low intensity and work way up.It would either be

the silver ions or a combination of both the silver

ions from the electrodes and electric currents

traveling through the tissue and bone itself that

could stimulate healing. I hope I'm giving some good

ideas here to try out. Please do research on this

topic though before trying it out.

Mike

--- Ellis <lellis4563@...> wrote:

> I'm looking for ideas to help my husband with what

> we are pretty sure is a broken toe. No point going

> to the ER with it - they'll give him a boot and send

> him home.

>

> I want to make him more comfortable, and try to get

> the swelling down (he hit his toe over 24 hours ago,

> so we're doing heat to promote healing).

>

> I've also had him pulsing with Bil's MP5K, and using

> footbaths with Epsom Salts and Apple Cider Vinegar

> and DMSO.

>

> Does anybody else out there have any ideas? We'll

> try it all....

>

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[Guest guest]

The MP will help bones to heal faster. Also, lymphasizing will speed

the healing. gail

-- In , Ellis

<lellis4563@s...> wrote:

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> I'm looking for ideas to help my husband with what we are pretty

sure is a broken toe. No point going to the ER with it - they'll

give him a boot and send him home.

>

> I want to make him more comfortable, and try to get the swelling

down (he hit his toe over 24 hours ago, so we're doing heat to

promote healing).

>

> I've also had him pulsing with Bil's MP5K, and using footbaths with

Epsom Salts and Apple Cider Vinegar and DMSO.

>

> Does anybody else out there have any ideas? We'll try it all....

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

DMSO and moving the lymph. DMSO should be available at any local feed store or

fancy horse shop or some vet stores or veternarians. It is cheap and will speed

healing nicely.

A

What to do about broken toe?

I'm looking for ideas to help my husband with what we are pretty sure is a

broken toe. No point going to the ER with it - they'll give him a boot and send

him home.

I want to make him more comfortable, and try to get the swelling down (he hit

his toe over 24 hours ago, so we're doing heat to promote healing).

I've also had him pulsing with Bil's MP5K, and using footbaths with Epsom

Salts and Apple Cider Vinegar and DMSO.

Does anybody else out there have any ideas? We'll try it all....

[Guest guest]

Try cold-pressed Castor Oil (topically) to reduce the swelling and

promote the healing of the bone.

Ivy

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> I'm looking for ideas to help my husband with what we are pretty

sure is a broken toe. No point going to the ER with it - they'll give

him a boot and send him home.

>

> I want to make him more comfortable, and try to get the swelling

down (he hit his toe over 24 hours ago, so we're doing heat to promote

healing).

>

> I've also had him pulsing with Bil's MP5K, and using footbaths with

Epsom Salts and Apple Cider Vinegar and DMSO.

>

> Does anybody else out there have any ideas? We'll try it all....

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

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I slammed my smallest toe into a concrete wall while playing racquet

ball a couple years back. It hurt on a section of the bone, but not

the joint. I figured I had a micro-fracture or bruised bone and that

it would heal. After the pain did not go away for weeks, I put the

electrodes from a brain tuner (sota unit) on each side of the toe at

the pain point and pumped through electricity for at least 20 minutes.

I swear that the pain was gone the next day and never came back. It

was amazing how fast it worked.

Steve

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> I'm looking for ideas to help my husband with what we are pretty

sure is a broken toe. No point going to the ER with it - they'll give

him a boot and send him home.

>

> I want to make him more comfortable, and try to get the swelling

down (he hit his toe over 24 hours ago, so we're doing heat to promote

healing).

>

> I've also had him pulsing with Bil's MP5K, and using footbaths with

Epsom Salts and Apple Cider Vinegar and DMSO.

>

> Does anybody else out there have any ideas? We'll try it all....

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I too knew a person who had broken her finger......the break was on

the knuckle.......the finger was in constant pain and this had been

going on for about 3 months......the knuckle was red and inflamed

where the break was and the finger was very stiff. She had the break

reset and the doctors told her that she had a ruptured tendon too. The

hospital gave her excercises to do with her fingers in the hope of

loosening this and reducing the pain. Like i said this had gone on for

about 3 months and nothing was getting better. So i hooked up my CES

machine with the two earclip electrodes. I clipped one electrode on

the top of the finger and the other electrode i clipped on the bottom

of the finger........so the current passed through the whole finger.

The current was set at 200 microamps and the frequency was 0.5 htz. I

did this for about 40 minutes at which time the finger began to really

throb and ache even more. Upon taking the electrodes off the swelling

immediately began to dissapate and all the stiffness began to melt

away. It was amazing before our eyes...after about 20 minutes the pain

had gone .......all the stiffness was gone......and the swelling was

gone. It has never come back since........and after only one session.

It was incredible....

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> > I'm looking for ideas to help my husband with what we are pretty

> sure is a broken toe. No point going to the ER with it - they'll give

> him a boot and send him home.

> >

> > I want to make him more comfortable, and try to get the swelling

> down (he hit his toe over 24 hours ago, so we're doing heat to promote

> healing).

> >

> > I've also had him pulsing with Bil's MP5K, and using footbaths with

> Epsom Salts and Apple Cider Vinegar and DMSO.

> >

> > Does anybody else out there have any ideas? We'll try it all....

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