Re: Fugal Cure !(Update)

[Guest guest]

Dear fellow Researchers (as per Bob Beck)

I would like to update on my quest as outlined below.

With regret I have to say that the fungal infection returned after 14 day

possibly due to the fact that I not eliminated all spores in my procedure.

Now the most interesting fact was, that

the flashlight now was much less effective in fighting the fungus. The

unproven conclusion

I came to was that the fungus had now adapted and modified it selfs, in 14

days, to accommodate to the stress I caused it with the flashlight. Next I

experimented with a mixture consisting of 75 ml DMSO 25 ml distilled water

and 2x teaspoons of Urea Crystals. Wow, did that clean up the fungus and

other shin infections in the hurry.

I am reading with interest about the suppressions of alterned health

treatments in the so

free and democratic USA. I wonder if that standard would and could also be

applied to conventional medicine as they have many treatment which do not

work most of the times !

Cheers

At 09:54 11/05/01 +1000, you wrote:

>Hi list members

>

>I have been suffering for the past 40 years from a persistent deep seated

>fungal skin infection.

>Have tied just about all available fungal treatments, eg. Anti fungal tablets,

>Ointments, Hydrogen Peroxide, Ozone, Diets, most Zappers, Colloidal silver, do

>I need to go on ?

>None of the above really worked.

>

>I have recently experimented with a modified high power Bob Beck Pulser and

>replaced the coil with a Xenon tube again, used it the same way as the

coil but

>with the xenon tube about 3/4 "

>above the skin (spacer). A more powerful Camera flash might work as well.

>

>Here is my personal experiments of my treatment.

>I applied about 5 flashes or until the skin warmed up gently on the fungal

>infection site.

>I believe if one would over do it, one could cook the skin.

>The first sign of relieve was after about 1 hour the itching faded away and

>there after symptoms

>where gone for around six hours and then slowly the itching returned.

Obvious I

>had not killed

>the spores yet,which now came into action again.

>Back to the start, 5 flashes, repeat 45 min later and for good measure after

>45 min again.

>I worked for me.

>Wonder if it works the same way against Bacteria and Viruses ?

>Speculations about the active force: Heat kills most Bacteria, Virus and

Fungi,

>UV, Infra red, or a multitude of other energys coming of that Xenon tube.

>

>I would like to have some comment of the group.

>Has any one had similar experiments or knowledge in that field.

>

>Cheers Klaus

>

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 6/24/2001 11:49:05 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

klausu@... writes:

<< Next I

experimented with a mixture consisting of 75 ml DMSO 25 ml distilled water

and 2x teaspoons of Urea Crystals. >>

Hi Klaus,

It's good to hear that after 40 years, something finally worked for you. I

remember you said that you experimented with H2O2 - was the DMSO added to

that at the time? Dotsie

From Bradley - colloidal silver list:

As has previously been mentioned, the most pronounced threat comes

from compromised circulation to the insulted area. We have investigated and

experimented with a number of different protocols addressing various forms

of venous stasis induced ulcers. Although precipitated from various causes,

including diabetes----the challenging circumstances are, essentially, the

same----insufficient blood delivery to the affected site.

We incurred varying results, from these investigations/experiments......the

most promising evolved from a combination of topical H202 (3.5%) flush,

followed by 80%CS X 18%DMSO (full strength) x 2% Lidocaine (2% strength)

being

sprayed copiously via a mist. This was followed by 5 to 10 min. exposure to

a 5 element (3500 mcd bulbs) LED array placed VERY CLOSE (1/4 to 1/2 inch)

to the ulceration surface. The next procedure was a 40 to 60 minute

unobstructed exposure of the ulcer to low pressure hyperbaric-type oxygen (25

psi regulated source pressure) applied by manual valve control to limit the

expansion of the 6 mil thick (clear plastic) garbage-type bag. Following

this protocol, a six-layered gauze bandage was CAREFULLY placed over the

ulcer. The bandage was, always, oversized (by at least 3/4 " edge clearance)

and either X pattern or edge-restrained taped. The entire ulcerated area was

then SATURATED with

CS. The ulcer bandage was re-saturated with CS every two hours during the

day; then loosely covered with a plastic covering (after the last evening

saturation) and left undisturbed until morning----at which time the plastic

" moisture conserver " was removed and the " daylight " protocol of periodic

saturation with CS repeated. The gauze bandage was left undisturbed for 72

hours...from its

original installation and then removed and the ORIGINAL protocol

repeated----in its entirety. Following this procedure the daily pure-CS-only

protocol was followed for approximately 14 days (with intervening " peek-type "

visual observations (from

one of the top edge areas) performed by carefully raising the restraining

medium [tape or velcro] every 3 days.....until the protocol was discontinued

and/or the ulceration healed.

Anyone considering this experimental protocol for their researches should

remember

that the Lidocaine is critical for pain suppression---especially because of

the DMSO fraction effect on exposed nerve tissue.

There is an ancillary protocol of which I am aware, which has demonstrated

pronounced promise in many cases of healing-resistant venous stasis type

ulcerations.....that being the utilization of certain leeches. We have no

direct

experience in this protocol, but have reliable evidence (some quite dramatic)

of the efficacy of this supporting procedure. The principal leech utilized

is hirudo medicinalis. The circulation improvement due to the

anti-coagulation

compounds---plus their extenders---has demonstrated very desirable

effects........especially in connecting the insulted area into

a viable ciirculation reationship with the general cardiovascular support

elements.

One website which can supply some general information on the midical use

of leeches is one in the UK, it

www.biopharm-leeches.com They have a U.S. office in

ton, S.C.

Their telephone number is

1-843-577-4333 Additionally, I am informed that a man named Ray

Sawyer, of ton, (he may be connected to Biopharm) is presently

raising these leeches.

I hope these comments are of value to you in your personal experimental

researches.

Sincerely, Bradley.

[Guest guest]

Hi Dotsie and List

Thanks for your replay and that article by Bradley which is very

interesting and goes a lot further than I was game to at the time, not

having heard of anyone using this procedure and being aware of the possible

dangers with DMSO. So the answer to your question is no.

Cheers Klaus

><< Next I

> experimented with a mixture consisting of 75 ml DMSO 25 ml distilled water

> and 2x teaspoons of Urea Crystals. >>

>

>Hi Klaus,

>It's good to hear that after 40 years, something finally worked for you. I

>remember you said that you experimented with H2O2 - was the DMSO added to

>that at the time? Dotsie

>

>>From Bradley - colloidal silver list:

>

>As has previously been mentioned, the most pronounced threat comes

>from compromised circulation to the insulted area. We have investigated and

>experimented with a number of different protocols addressing various forms

>of venous stasis induced ulcers. Although precipitated from various causes,

>including diabetes----the challenging circumstances are, essentially, the

>same----insufficient blood delivery to the affected site.

>

>We incurred varying results, from these investigations/experiments......the

>most promising evolved from a combination of topical H202 (3.5%) flush,

>followed by 80%CS X 18%DMSO (full strength) x 2% Lidocaine (2% strength)

>being

>sprayed copiously via a mist. This was followed by 5 to 10 min. exposure to

>a 5 element (3500 mcd bulbs) LED array placed VERY CLOSE (1/4 to 1/2 inch)

>to the ulceration surface. The next procedure was a 40 to 60 minute

>unobstructed exposure of the ulcer to low pressure hyperbaric-type oxygen (25

>psi regulated source pressure) applied by manual valve control to limit the

>expansion of the 6 mil thick (clear plastic) garbage-type bag. Following

>this protocol, a six-layered gauze bandage was CAREFULLY placed over the

>ulcer. The bandage was, always, oversized (by at least 3/4 " edge clearance)

>and either X pattern or edge-restrained taped. The entire ulcerated area was

>then SATURATED with

>CS. The ulcer bandage was re-saturated with CS every two hours during the

>day; then loosely covered with a plastic covering (after the last evening

>saturation) and left undisturbed until morning----at which time the plastic

> " moisture conserver " was removed and the " daylight " protocol of periodic

>saturation with CS repeated. The gauze bandage was left undisturbed for 72

>hours...from its

>original installation and then removed and the ORIGINAL protocol

>repeated----in its entirety. Following this procedure the daily pure-CS-only

>protocol was followed for approximately 14 days (with intervening " peek-type "

>visual observations (from

>one of the top edge areas) performed by carefully raising the restraining

>medium [tape or velcro] every 3 days.....until the protocol was discontinued

>and/or the ulceration healed.

>

>Anyone considering this experimental protocol for their researches should

>remember

>that the Lidocaine is critical for pain suppression---especially because of

>the DMSO fraction effect on exposed nerve tissue.

>

>There is an ancillary protocol of which I am aware, which has demonstrated

>pronounced promise in many cases of healing-resistant venous stasis type

>ulcerations.....that being the utilization of certain leeches. We have no

>direct

>experience in this protocol, but have reliable evidence (some quite dramatic)

>of the efficacy of this supporting procedure. The principal leech utilized

>is hirudo medicinalis. The circulation improvement due to the

>anti-coagulation

>compounds---plus their extenders---has demonstrated very desirable

>effects........especially in connecting the insulted area into

>a viable ciirculation reationship with the general cardiovascular support

>elements.

>

>One website which can supply some general information on the midical use

>of leeches is one in the UK, it

>

> www.biopharm-leeches.com They have a U.S. office in

>ton, S.C.

>Their telephone number is

>

>1-843-577-4333 Additionally, I am informed that a man named Ray

>Sawyer, of ton, (he may be connected to Biopharm) is presently

>raising these leeches.

>I hope these comments are of value to you in your personal experimental

>researches.

>

> Sincerely, Bradley.

>

>

>

>