Re: bio-med ideas for cold sores?

[Guest guest]

What about LDM, husband had a cold sore, actually he had some kind of vomiting viral thing going on as well, he used it topically and also in some water for two days, it cleared up, he felt really rough though I have to say.

LDM mad here at the moment.

Vicky

[Guest guest]

propolis!

It works like magic.

Put it on while he's asleep. It makes a Hell of a mess though, be

careful with it,

Sara x

magherabuoysue wrote:

>

> Kieran has developed two cold sores on his upper lip, which have

> merged into one - may not sound very drastic, but he has a real issue

> with the idea of any imperfection on his body, particularly his face.

> He whines and squeals repeatedly about it, and cant/wont do anything

> becuase he is so pre-occupied with them. I used to get cold sores as a

> child, and remember how painful and itchy they can be, and also

> tempting to touch.

> I have managed to get zovirax cream on them, but this is a trauma for

> him as he also does not like the texture of cream on his body. The

> only way I can get him to stop touching the sores is to put something

> on the tv for him, and he eventually gets a bit distracted, and just

> touches them occassionally, rather than being on a mission to touch

> them all the time. His distress seems to have caused him to display

> much more sensory behaviours overall, and he is making bellowing

> noises at times, although he is a verbal child. It has been very

> noticeable in the last two weeks that he is talking much less, and

> isolating himself more - maybe he was carrying an illness and is run

> down, hence the eruption of cold sores?

> Any bio-med ideas welcomed. Would vit A protocol be of any use?

> Thanks Sue

>

>

[Guest guest]

Anything that is remotely related to Zovirex, don't touch it. They tried

to ban it in Germany but the drug companies won out.

The cold sore is probably a herpes and you should be able to deal with

it by giving monolaurin or better still lysine, Vit c and by keeping off

religously the chocs.

MaddiganV@... schrieb:

>

> What about LDM, husband had a cold sore, actually he had some kind of

> vomiting viral thing going on as well, he used it topically and also

> in some water for two days, it cleared up, he felt really rough though

> I have to say.

> LDM mad here at the moment.

> Vicky

>

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[Guest guest]

wonder if propolis cream would be the same?

or even better? Honey (manuka) with propolis ?

Natasa

propolis!

It works like magic.

Put it on while he's asleep. It makes a Hell of a mess though, be

careful with it,

Sara x

magherabuoysue wrote:

>

> Kieran has developed two cold sores on his upper lip, which have

> merged into one - may not sound very drastic, but he has a real issue

> with the idea of any imperfection on his body, particularly his face.

> He whines and squeals repeatedly about it, and cant/wont do anything

> becuase he is so pre-occupied with them. I used to get cold sores as a

> child, and remember how painful and itchy they can be, and also

> tempting to touch.

> I have managed to get zovirax cream on them, but this is a trauma for

> him as he also does not like the texture of cream on his body. The

> only way I can get him to stop touching the sores is to put something

> on the tv for him, and he eventually gets a bit distracted, and just

> touches them occassionally, rather than being on a mission to touch

> them all the time. His distress seems to have caused him to display

> much more sensory behaviours overall, and he is making bellowing

> noises at times, although he is a verbal child. It has been very

> noticeable in the last two weeks that he is talking much less, and

> isolating himself more - maybe he was carrying an illness and is run

> down, hence the eruption of cold sores?

> Any bio-med ideas welcomed. Would vit A protocol be of any use?

> Thanks Sue

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Not as powerful, so it depends how powerful your coldsores are!

Neno/Natasa wrote:

>

>

> wonder if propolis cream would be the same?

>

> or even better? Honey (manuka) with propolis ?

>

> Natasa

>

>

> propolis!

> It works like magic.

> Put it on while he's asleep. It makes a Hell of a mess though, be

> careful with it,

> Sara x

>

>

> magherabuoysue wrote:

> >

> > Kieran has developed two cold sores on his upper lip, which have

> > merged into one - may not sound very drastic, but he has a real

> issue

> > with the idea of any imperfection on his body, particularly his

> face.

> > He whines and squeals repeatedly about it, and cant/wont do anything

> > becuase he is so pre-occupied with them. I used to get cold sores

> as a

> > child, and remember how painful and itchy they can be, and also

> > tempting to touch.

> > I have managed to get zovirax cream on them, but this is a trauma

> for

> > him as he also does not like the texture of cream on his body. The

> > only way I can get him to stop touching the sores is to put

> something

> > on the tv for him, and he eventually gets a bit distracted, and just

> > touches them occassionally, rather than being on a mission to touch

> > them all the time. His distress seems to have caused him to display

> > much more sensory behaviours overall, and he is making bellowing

> > noises at times, although he is a verbal child. It has been very

> > noticeable in the last two weeks that he is talking much less, and

> > isolating himself more - maybe he was carrying an illness and is run

> > down, hence the eruption of cold sores?

> > Any bio-med ideas welcomed. Would vit A protocol be of any use?

> > Thanks Sue

> >

> >

>

>

>

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>

> DISCLAIMER

> No information contained in this post is to be construed as

> medical advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a

> suitably qualified practitioner.

>

[Guest guest]

hi lysine and olive leaf extract work for cold sores,isobel

>

> Kieran has developed two cold sores on his upper lip, which have merged into

one - may not sound very drastic, but he has a real issue with the idea of any

imperfection on his body, particularly his face. He whines and squeals

repeatedly about it, and cant/wont do anything becuase he is so pre-occupied

with them. I used to get cold sores as a child, and remember how painful and

itchy they can be, and also tempting to touch.

> I have managed to get zovirax cream on them, but this is a trauma for him as

he also does not like the texture of cream on his body. The only way I can get

him to stop touching the sores is to put something on the tv for him, and he

eventually gets a bit distracted, and just touches them occassionally, rather

than being on a mission to touch them all the time. His distress seems to have

caused him to display much more sensory behaviours overall, and he is making

bellowing noises at times, although he is a verbal child. It has been very

noticeable in the last two weeks that he is talking much less, and isolating

himself more - maybe he was carrying an illness and is run down, hence the

eruption of cold sores?

> Any bio-med ideas welcomed. Would vit A protocol be of any use?

> Thanks Sue

>

[Guest guest]

my homeopath swears that cold sores and mouth ulcers are zinc deficiency. i've

only tried it for the ulcer and it worked fast.

karenza

> >

> > Kieran has developed two cold sores on his upper lip, which have merged into

one - may not sound very drastic, but he has a real issue with the idea of any

imperfection on his body, particularly his face. He whines and squeals

repeatedly about it, and cant/wont do anything becuase he is so pre-occupied

with them. I used to get cold sores as a child, and remember how painful and

itchy they can be, and also tempting to touch.

> > I have managed to get zovirax cream on them, but this is a trauma for him as

he also does not like the texture of cream on his body. The only way I can get

him to stop touching the sores is to put something on the tv for him, and he

eventually gets a bit distracted, and just touches them occassionally, rather

than being on a mission to touch them all the time. His distress seems to have

caused him to display much more sensory behaviours overall, and he is making

bellowing noises at times, although he is a verbal child. It has been very

noticeable in the last two weeks that he is talking much less, and isolating

himself more - maybe he was carrying an illness and is run down, hence the

eruption of cold sores?

> > Any bio-med ideas welcomed. Would vit A protocol be of any use?

> > Thanks Sue

> >

>

[Guest guest]

hello karenza what doasge of zinc did you take? isobel

> > >

> > > Kieran has developed two cold sores on his upper lip, which have merged

into one - may not sound very drastic, but he has a real issue with the idea of

any imperfection on his body, particularly his face. He whines and squeals

repeatedly about it, and cant/wont do anything becuase he is so pre-occupied

with them. I used to get cold sores as a child, and remember how painful and

itchy they can be, and also tempting to touch.

> > > I have managed to get zovirax cream on them, but this is a trauma for him

as he also does not like the texture of cream on his body. The only way I can

get him to stop touching the sores is to put something on the tv for him, and he

eventually gets a bit distracted, and just touches them occassionally, rather

than being on a mission to touch them all the time. His distress seems to have

caused him to display much more sensory behaviours overall, and he is making

bellowing noises at times, although he is a verbal child. It has been very

noticeable in the last two weeks that he is talking much less, and isolating

himself more - maybe he was carrying an illness and is run down, hence the

eruption of cold sores?

> > > Any bio-med ideas welcomed. Would vit A protocol be of any use?

> > > Thanks Sue

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

i took 3 x 25mg AT NIGHT, its best taken at night according to the same source.

he told me to take it for 3 days, and on morning 3 the ulcer was gone,

karenza

> > >

> > > Kieran has developed two cold sores on his upper lip, which have merged

into one - may not sound very drastic, but he has a real issue with the idea of

any imperfection on his body, particularly his face. He whines and squeals

repeatedly about it, and cant/wont do anything becuase he is so pre-occupied

with them. I used to get cold sores as a child, and remember how painful and

itchy they can be, and also tempting to touch.

> > > I have managed to get zovirax cream on them, but this is a trauma for him

as he also does not like the texture of cream on his body. The only way I can

get him to stop touching the sores is to put something on the tv for him, and he

eventually gets a bit distracted, and just touches them occassionally, rather

than being on a mission to touch them all the time. His distress seems to have

caused him to display much more sensory behaviours overall, and he is making

bellowing noises at times, although he is a verbal child. It has been very

noticeable in the last two weeks that he is talking much less, and isolating

himself more - maybe he was carrying an illness and is run down, hence the

eruption of cold sores?

> > > Any bio-med ideas welcomed. Would vit A protocol be of any use?

> > > Thanks Sue

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

thank you

> > > >

> > > > Kieran has developed two cold sores on his upper lip, which have merged

into one - may not sound very drastic, but he has a real issue with the idea of

any imperfection on his body, particularly his face. He whines and squeals

repeatedly about it, and cant/wont do anything becuase he is so pre-occupied

with them. I used to get cold sores as a child, and remember how painful and

itchy they can be, and also tempting to touch.

> > > > I have managed to get zovirax cream on them, but this is a trauma for

him as he also does not like the texture of cream on his body. The only way I

can get him to stop touching the sores is to put something on the tv for him,

and he eventually gets a bit distracted, and just touches them occassionally,

rather than being on a mission to touch them all the time. His distress seems

to have caused him to display much more sensory behaviours overall, and he is

making bellowing noises at times, although he is a verbal child. It has been

very noticeable in the last two weeks that he is talking much less, and

isolating himself more - maybe he was carrying an illness and is run down, hence

the eruption of cold sores?

> > > > Any bio-med ideas welcomed. Would vit A protocol be of any use?

> > > > Thanks Sue

> > > >

> > >

> >

>