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My 26 year old daughter has a pilonidal cyst which is oozing. Her

doctor want to her to have surgery, but my research indicates that

it's a nasty process (ongoing packing of the wound, etc). I'd like

to know if there is anyway to use clay or any other alternative

modality to clean this out.

thank you

Sandy

> >

> > ~~~~~~~

> > I don't actually think that my personal case is particularly

> > conclusive, but none the less, I can tell you that I took MANY

> > clay baths (infrequently, but for several years) prior to

> > chelating with ALA.

> > ~~~~~~~

> >

> > Moria,

> >

> > This may be analagous to someone saying they took ALA and

> > didn't seem results. If you don't do it " right " or in the right

> > amounts, you may not see the results. Who knows yet...(...

> > can you help us here?) what a therapeutic amount of clay in

> > the tub would be?

> >

> >

> > Nina,

> >

> > The FIR sauna sounds lovely but I am assuming is spendy?

> >

> > You've been using the foot pads and seem to like them. Any

> > thoughts re: mercury detox and the pads?

> >

> >

> > Maureen,

> >

> > I love your description of being able to clean off your hutch.

> > That says it all.

> >

> > In my reading I've also found that MSM and acemannon (from aloe

> > vera) detox mercury. We've discussed on this list the reaction

> > mercury sensitive people can have to MSM...now I wonder if that

> > reaction is a detox reaction. I've also had a very bad reaction

> > to acemannon. (I may not be spelling that right.) What I read

> > about MSM advised proceeding very slowly with very small amounts.

> > As I read about the detoxifying effects of some things I

> > now realize that I probably had a reaction because they were

> > stirring up mercury.

> >

> > I had a hellish reaction to milk thistle...I wonder if that's

> > a mercury detoxifier?

> >

> > Thanks everyone for this excellent discussion.

> >

> >

> > ~^^V^^~

> >

> >

> >

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therapies, and

> other alternative self-help subjects.

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When I had one 20 years ago, I was told to get some Boil Ease,

put it on and cover it with a cloth and a hot water bottle. It began

to drain some and then a doctor gently milked the rest out.

No surgery and great results. I'd suggest that if possible.

jp

My 26 year old daughter has a pilonidal cyst which is oozing. Her

doctor want to her to have surgery, but my research indicates that

it's a nasty process (ongoing packing of the wound, etc). I'd like

to know if there is anyway to use clay or any other alternative

modality to clean this out.

thank you

Sandy

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At 01:55 PM 3/3/03 +0000, Sandy wrote:

>My 26 year old daughter has a pilonidal cyst which is oozing. Her

>doctor want to her to have surgery, but my research indicates that

>it's a nasty process (ongoing packing of the wound, etc). I'd like

>to know if there is anyway to use clay or any other alternative

>modality to clean this out.

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Hi Sandy:

Cysts respond very slowly to clay therapy due to the very nature of cysts.

I assisted in the treatment of a different kind of cyst ( still subdermal )

in the same region of the body that was non-draining, as a research

experiment. A great deal of physical discomfort was relieved, and a slight

reduction was noticed in the size of the cyst. If the individual would have

continued with the clay packs, eventually the cyst may have been eliminated.

Sustained treatments can be difficult in cases where the need is not

critical, due to busy lifestyles and the effort of preperation. The test

was a five day treatment, three hours daily.

That said, I've never personally seen clay not respond well with a cyst that

is already draining. I have no experience specifically with pilonidal

cysts, but the underlying principles are the same. You would likely know

within 72 hours how effect the treatment would be.

With any type of cyst that is not to a point of draining, I rarely utilize a

clay pack, for the above mentioned reasons; the exception would be if the

individual had the time and inclination to continue the treatment long term.

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Re: Clay//Pads+pilonidal cyst

> My 26 year old daughter has a pilonidal cyst which is oozing. Her

> doctor want to her to have surgery, but my research indicates that

> it's a nasty process (ongoing packing of the wound, etc). I'd like

> to know if there is anyway to use clay or any other alternative

> modality to clean this out.

>

> thank you

>

> Sandy

>

>

> > >

> > > ~~~~~~~

> > > I don't actually think that my personal case is particularly

> > > conclusive, but none the less, I can tell you that I took MANY

> > > clay baths (infrequently, but for several years) prior to

> > > chelating with ALA.

> > > ~~~~~~~

> > >

> > > Moria,

> > >

> > > This may be analagous to someone saying they took ALA and

> > > didn't seem results. If you don't do it " right " or in the right

> > > amounts, you may not see the results. Who knows yet...(...

> > > can you help us here?) what a therapeutic amount of clay in

> > > the tub would be?

> > >

> > >

> > > Nina,

> > >

> > > The FIR sauna sounds lovely but I am assuming is spendy?

> > >

> > > You've been using the foot pads and seem to like them. Any

> > > thoughts re: mercury detox and the pads?

> > >

> > >

> > > Maureen,

> > >

> > > I love your description of being able to clean off your hutch.

> > > That says it all.

> > >

> > > In my reading I've also found that MSM and acemannon (from aloe

> > > vera) detox mercury. We've discussed on this list the reaction

> > > mercury sensitive people can have to MSM...now I wonder if that

> > > reaction is a detox reaction. I've also had a very bad reaction

> > > to acemannon. (I may not be spelling that right.) What I read

> > > about MSM advised proceeding very slowly with very small amounts.

> > > As I read about the detoxifying effects of some things I

> > > now realize that I probably had a reaction because they were

> > > stirring up mercury.

> > >

> > > I had a hellish reaction to milk thistle...I wonder if that's

> > > a mercury detoxifier?

> > >

> > > Thanks everyone for this excellent discussion.

> > >

> > >

> > > ~^^V^^~

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > OxyPLUS is an unmoderated e-ring dealing with oxidative

> therapies, and

> > other alternative self-help subjects.

> > >

> > > THERE IS NO MEDICAL ADVICE HERE!

> > >

> > > This list is the 1st Amendment in action. The things you will

> find here

> > are for information and research purposes only. We are people

> sharing

> > information we believe in. If you act on ideas found here, you do

> so at your

> > own risk. Self-help requires intelligence, common sense, and the

> ability to

> > take responsibility for your own actions. By joining the list you

> agree to

> > hold yourself FULLY responsible FOR yourself. Do not use any ideas

> found

> > here without consulting a medical professional, unless you are a

> researcher

> > or health care provider.

> > >

> > > You can unsubscribe via e-mail by sending A NEW e-mail to the

> following

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My mom had a bartilian (sp?) cyst & she used 2 neodymium magnets-N pole

& also went to the chiro for adjustments & lymph drainage. She has had

these 4-5 times & this last treatment was by far the best.

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Bartholin's Cyst.

I think taking some SSKI, potassium iodide liquid, is supposed to help

when the ducts stop up. Source: Dr. .

My mom had a bartilian (sp?) cyst & she used 2 neodymium magnets-N pole

& also went to the chiro for adjustments & lymph drainage. She has had

these 4-5 times & this last treatment was by far the best.

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