Re: diabetic man with injured foot that won't heal

October 2, 2001

Dear Fred,

Since you are aking for a suggestion here goes.

To make the foot heal you are going to have to get all

of the healing nutrients that you can into his system

and also apply liberally to the foot topically.

Vitamin E in big quantities should be supplied. Take

1000mg - 2000mg internally and apply (break open

capsul with a needle)vitamin E topically a number of

times a day.

Take vitamin C till you get diahrea then back off and

take a litttle less untill the d> goes away.

Apply vitamin C topically also. (use pure vitamin C

crystals or crush up 1000mg tablets and dissolve in

water or the vitamin E .)

He must take a large quantity of vitamin C. The body

can utilize huge quantities when sick or needed for

healing. ( 20 -40 grams a day sometimes).

It is also important to take a very lavish amount of

ALL of the necessary vitamins and minerals and protien

and eat very healthily during this time.

Lots of fresh fruits and vegitables.

The vitamins C and E will heal if it is possible but

they must be administered with all of the nutrients

the body needs also in conjunction to make them work.

Good luck,

--- Fred Walter wrote:

> I have a relative with diabetes that has an injured

> foot

> that won't heal. The doctor's want to cut his foot

> off.

>

> He was washing his feet and scalded his one foot

> very badly.

>

> There is no guarantee that he'd be willing to try

> ozone therapy

> but, in case he is willing, what protocol should I

> use?

>

> I assuming that the foot should be bagged. What

> concentration,

> what flowrate, what duration, and how often should

> this be done?

>

> What has been the average length of time/number of

> sessions

> before some improvement was seen, and before healing

> takes place?

>

> Also, have people with foot injuries that won't

> heal,

> been helped by soaking the foot in colloidal silver?

>

> Thanx,

> fred

>

__________________________________________________

October 2, 2001

Dear Fred,

Since you are aking for a suggestion here goes.

To make the foot heal you are going to have to get all

of the healing nutrients that you can into his system

and also apply liberally to the foot topically.

Vitamin E in big quantities should be supplied. Take

1000mg - 2000mg internally and apply (break open

capsul with a needle)vitamin E topically a number of

times a day.

Take vitamin C till you get diahrea then back off and

take a litttle less untill the d> goes away.

Apply vitamin C topically also. (use pure vitamin C

crystals or crush up 1000mg tablets and dissolve in

water or the vitamin E .)

He must take a large quantity of vitamin C. The body

can utilize huge quantities when sick or needed for

healing. ( 20 -40 grams a day sometimes).

It is also important to take a very lavish amount of

ALL of the necessary vitamins and minerals and protien

and eat very healthily during this time.

Lots of fresh fruits and vegitables.

The vitamins C and E will heal if it is possible but

they must be administered with all of the nutrients

the body needs also in conjunction to make them work.

Good luck,

--- Fred Walter wrote:

> I have a relative with diabetes that has an injured

> foot

> that won't heal. The doctor's want to cut his foot

> off.

>

> He was washing his feet and scalded his one foot

> very badly.

>

> There is no guarantee that he'd be willing to try

> ozone therapy

> but, in case he is willing, what protocol should I

> use?

>

> I assuming that the foot should be bagged. What

> concentration,

> what flowrate, what duration, and how often should

> this be done?

>

> What has been the average length of time/number of

> sessions

> before some improvement was seen, and before healing

> takes place?

>

> Also, have people with foot injuries that won't

> heal,

> been helped by soaking the foot in colloidal silver?

>

> Thanx,

> fred

>

__________________________________________________

October 2, 2001

If the problem is that blood is not getting to the

injured foot then cayenne pepper could save the foot.

According to Dr. you should get results in

just a few days.

--- Fred Walter wrote:

> I have a relative with diabetes that has an injured

> foot

> that won't heal. The doctor's want to cut his foot

> off.

>

> He was washing his feet and scalded his one foot

> very badly.

>

> There is no guarantee that he'd be willing to try

> ozone therapy

> but, in case he is willing, what protocol should I

> use?

>

> I assuming that the foot should be bagged. What

> concentration,

> what flowrate, what duration, and how often should

> this be done?

>

> What has been the average length of time/number of

> sessions

> before some improvement was seen, and before healing

> takes place?

>

> Also, have people with foot injuries that won't

> heal,

> been helped by soaking the foot in colloidal silver?

>

> Thanx,

> fred

>

__________________________________________________

October 2, 2001

If the problem is that blood is not getting to the

injured foot then cayenne pepper could save the foot.

According to Dr. you should get results in

just a few days.

--- Fred Walter wrote:

> I have a relative with diabetes that has an injured

> foot

> that won't heal. The doctor's want to cut his foot

> off.

>

> He was washing his feet and scalded his one foot

> very badly.

>

> There is no guarantee that he'd be willing to try

> ozone therapy

> but, in case he is willing, what protocol should I

> use?

>

> I assuming that the foot should be bagged. What

> concentration,

> what flowrate, what duration, and how often should

> this be done?

>

> What has been the average length of time/number of

> sessions

> before some improvement was seen, and before healing

> takes place?

>

> Also, have people with foot injuries that won't

> heal,

> been helped by soaking the foot in colloidal silver?

>

> Thanx,

> fred

>

__________________________________________________

October 2, 2001

If the problem is that blood is not getting to the

injured foot then cayenne pepper could save the foot.

According to Dr. you should get results in

just a few days.

--- Fred Walter wrote:

> I have a relative with diabetes that has an injured

> foot

> that won't heal. The doctor's want to cut his foot

> off.

>

> He was washing his feet and scalded his one foot

> very badly.

>

> There is no guarantee that he'd be willing to try

> ozone therapy

> but, in case he is willing, what protocol should I

> use?

>

> I assuming that the foot should be bagged. What

> concentration,

> what flowrate, what duration, and how often should

> this be done?

>

> What has been the average length of time/number of

> sessions

> before some improvement was seen, and before healing

> takes place?

>

> Also, have people with foot injuries that won't

> heal,

> been helped by soaking the foot in colloidal silver?

>

> Thanx,

> fred

>

__________________________________________________

October 2, 2001

Hi Fred ........ If he will use a bentonite, cayenne pudding with some

charcoal and diatomaceous earth, I can post the formula to you. I had a

patient with exactly the same condition (no healing foot, staph infection)

and they wanted to amputate. Used this pudding and she is again on her feet

working and foot repair is complete. When I first saw it there was exposed

bones, tendons and meat over about 1/3 of the bottom of the foot. If have

trouble finding the materials to mix I can supply it premixed and canned and

can send priority. Regards, herb@...

K. Hessler, N.M.D.

HC 1 Box 175

Centerville, MO 63633

(usually home after 8 pm)

October 2, 2001

Hi Fred ........ If he will use a bentonite, cayenne pudding with some

charcoal and diatomaceous earth, I can post the formula to you. I had a

patient with exactly the same condition (no healing foot, staph infection)

and they wanted to amputate. Used this pudding and she is again on her feet

working and foot repair is complete. When I first saw it there was exposed

bones, tendons and meat over about 1/3 of the bottom of the foot. If have

trouble finding the materials to mix I can supply it premixed and canned and

can send priority. Regards, herb@...

K. Hessler, N.M.D.

HC 1 Box 175

Centerville, MO 63633

(usually home after 8 pm)

October 2, 2001

Hi Fred ........ If he will use a bentonite, cayenne pudding with some

charcoal and diatomaceous earth, I can post the formula to you. I had a

patient with exactly the same condition (no healing foot, staph infection)

and they wanted to amputate. Used this pudding and she is again on her feet

working and foot repair is complete. When I first saw it there was exposed

bones, tendons and meat over about 1/3 of the bottom of the foot. If have

trouble finding the materials to mix I can supply it premixed and canned and

can send priority. Regards, herb@...

K. Hessler, N.M.D.

HC 1 Box 175

Centerville, MO 63633

(usually home after 8 pm)

October 2, 2001

> If he will use a bentonite, cayenne pudding with some

> charcoal and diatomaceous earth, I can post the formula to you.

I have no idea if he'd used it, I can but make the information

available to him. (Well, if he's willing to try ozone then

I'd have to visit with my machine, but any herbal/etc stuff

he can buy himself.)

Please post the formula. Thanx.

October 2, 2001

> If he will use a bentonite, cayenne pudding with some

> charcoal and diatomaceous earth, I can post the formula to you.

I have no idea if he'd used it, I can but make the information

available to him. (Well, if he's willing to try ozone then

I'd have to visit with my machine, but any herbal/etc stuff

he can buy himself.)

Please post the formula. Thanx.

October 2, 2001

Hi Fred, 3/8 cup bentonite (nonrefined), 1/16 cup diatomaceous earth

(unrefined),1/16 cup charcoal out of the fire(unprocessed), 1 tsp. 130,000

heat unit cayenne, all mixed with silver colloid as the liquid. It will take

considerable time to mix this into a pudding and one has to go slow to check

frequently for the thickness they desire for application. I use an old

Dormeyer type mixer with its own stand. When one thinks they have about the

correct consistency let it mix for about 10 minutes so there can be seen

that the consistency stayed where it was supposed to. Regards,

herb@...

K. Hessler, N.M.D.

HC 1 Box 175

Centerville, MO 63633

(usually home after 8 pm)

October 2, 2001