Re: Re: Lyme and Skin Moles

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How often should we do it please has a little growth too ,

he regularly goe sto a dermatologist for this .

Kindly marie

To: Lyme_and_Rife Sent: Monday, September 12, 2011 10:03 AMSubject: Re: Lyme and Skin Moles

I second Jim's comment about Lugol's applied topically. I recently watched a youtube video by an herbalist showing how to make your own Lugol's and he commented that applying iodine to skin growths would make them dry up and fall off. I want to try this.deb> > > >> > > I'm not sure if anybody has addressed this issue before.> > > > > > I have Lyme, Bartonella, Babesia and Mycoplasma and for the> > > last 3-4 months I have developed skin moles. I always had> > > them as my mother's side have a lot. But these are different> > > and it scares me a bit as there's a chance it might be melonoma, too.> > > They are not too big but bigger�than normal. And they're everywhere.> > > > > > Has anybody experienced this before or is this a skin manifestation> > > of Bartonella or Borrelia?> > > > > > pajo.> > >> >>

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Hello I just put twice on the skin mall of my husband iodine 10% mixed with DMSO it has shrinked of at least 1/3 if nto 1/2

thi sin one day looks very goood to me

marie

To: Lyme_and_Rife Sent: Thursday, December 29, 2011 10:57 AMSubject: Re: Lyme and Skin Moles

Lugol's has worked for my husband's skin tags and moles, but it takes time and you have to be persistent and patient.A quicker way is to mix baking soda and castor oil into a thick paste. We open the mole or skin tag with a sterile needle unless it has already beeh scratched open, which they often were. We placed the paste on the spot and covered with a band-aid. Then we replaced it as needed. We had to be careful to keep the paste on as small an area as possible only covering the mole, because it burns. This method dried up a and killed a couple places that we were really worried were turning to cancer. They looked really bad. He has had things removed by doctors before and they would come back."The weather is here, wish you were lovely. Love, Sandy"from the short "Going Postal"Robin Little

I second Jim's comment about Lugol's applied topically. I recently watched a youtube video by an herbalist showing how to make your own Lugol's and he commented that applying iodine to skin growths would make them dry up and fall off. I want to try this. deb

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I do not know ,

I od not go to the Dct so when something happen I try this one try . My husband has a skin cancer that is taken care of regularly by the dermatologist he di dnto make an appointment yet we waiut for the new insurance to come in 1 of januray ,

Sorry I am not that helpfull.

Kindly Marie

To: Lyme_and_Rife Sent: Thursday, December 29, 2011 6:50 PMSubject: Re: Lyme and Skin Moles

Hi, are we talking about moles or skin tags? If so, are they lyme related or from something else? I have both, so I'm very curious! Thanks, Jodie L.>> Hello I just put twice on the skin mall of my husband iodine 10% mixed with DMSO it has shrinked of at least 1/3 if nto 1/2> > thi sin one day looks very goood to me > marie> > > ________________________________> > To: Lyme_and_Rife > Sent: Thursday, December 29, 2011 10:57 AM> Subject: Re:

Lyme and Skin Moles> > > Â > Lugol's has worked for my husband's skin tags and moles, but it takes time and you have to be persistent and patient.> A quicker way is to mix baking soda and castor oil into a thick paste. We open the mole or skin tag with a sterile needle unless it has already beeh scratched open, which they often were. We placed the paste on the spot and covered with a band-aid. Then we replaced it as needed. We had to be careful to keep the paste on as small an area as possible only covering the mole, because it burns. This method dried up a and killed a couple places that we were really worried were turning to cancer. They looked really bad. He has had things removed by doctors before and they would come back.> > "The weather is here, wish you were lovely. Love, Sandy"> from the short "Going Postal"> Robin Little> > > I second Jim's comment about

Lugol's applied topically. I recently watched a youtube video by an herbalist showing how to make your own Lugol's and he commented that applying iodine to skin growths would make them dry up and fall off. I want to try this. deb> > Â > Â >