Re: Resveratrol and Fungus

September 21, 2006

You might want to add ozonated olive oil salve, it works very well on fungus or

try bagging with ozone on the foot area. There isn't much that stands up to

ozone.

igloo_iguana <igloo_iguana@...> wrote:

I had to mention this because I had a serious problem with fungus on

my foot for years, before I started this herb. About 3-4 years ago I

started getting fungus on my big toe, then gradually over the years

it kept spreading down my foot, until it covered my big toe and the

entire ball of my left foot.

I tried rounds of Lamisil cream a few times, didn't make much

difference. I finally brought it to the attention of my doctor after

the foot became very sore and red. He said there was an infection of

impetigo and gave me an antibiotic cream to put on it. Plus a

prescription antifungal cream. I managed to clear up the impetigo

after a couple tubes of cream, but the fungus was very stubborn. I

would use anti-fungal cream on it a couple times a day, over a month

and it only about half went away. I was also taking Sporanox pills.

A couple times it almost completely cleared up, but after I stopped

the cream it would soon come back just as bad as ever. Very thick,

peeling flakes. One reason I think it was hard to get rid of was I

constantly off and on antibiotics for other infections, which fed the

fungus.

Within a few weeks of adding Andrographis and Resveratrol to the

Cat's Claw, I noticed a dramatic improvement in the condition of my

foot. When I looked it up Buhner's book said Resveratrol is an anti-

fungal. I added one daily dose of Smilax (which is also an anti-

fungal) somewhere around the end of the second week and I think that

accentuated the improvement. The salt/c may have been synergistic as

well, because resveratrol is high in Vitamin C and they may have

worked together.

I just really could hardly believe it. All that trouble of putting on

(expensive) creams for years and not being able to get rid of it.

Also constantly taking Sporanox. Then an herb, or two, and the darn

stuff goes away. Am I dreaming?

in AK

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September 21, 2006

Diflucan cured my athlete's foot of 20 years within one week.

> I had to mention this because I had a serious problem with

fungus on

> my foot for years, before I started this herb. About 3-4 years ago I

> started getting fungus on my big toe, then gradually over the years

> it kept spreading down my foot, until it covered my big toe and the

> entire ball of my left foot.

>

> I tried rounds of Lamisil cream a few times, didn't make much

> difference. I finally brought it to the attention of my doctor after

> the foot became very sore and red. He said there was an infection of

> impetigo and gave me an antibiotic cream to put on it. Plus a

> prescription antifungal cream. I managed to clear up the impetigo

> after a couple tubes of cream, but the fungus was very stubborn. I

> would use anti-fungal cream on it a couple times a day, over a month

> and it only about half went away. I was also taking Sporanox pills.

>

> A couple times it almost completely cleared up, but after I stopped

> the cream it would soon come back just as bad as ever. Very thick,

> peeling flakes. One reason I think it was hard to get rid of was I

> constantly off and on antibiotics for other infections, which fed the

> fungus.

>

> Within a few weeks of adding Andrographis and Resveratrol to the

> Cat's Claw, I noticed a dramatic improvement in the condition of my

> foot. When I looked it up Buhner's book said Resveratrol is an anti-

> fungal. I added one daily dose of Smilax (which is also an anti-

> fungal) somewhere around the end of the second week and I think that

> accentuated the improvement. The salt/c may have been synergistic as

> well, because resveratrol is high in Vitamin C and they may have

> worked together.

>

> I just really could hardly believe it. All that trouble of putting on

> (expensive) creams for years and not being able to get rid of it.

> Also constantly taking Sporanox. Then an herb, or two, and the darn

> stuff goes away. Am I dreaming?

>

> in AK

>

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September 22, 2006

,

I've read such great things about ozone! There are a few pages on it in Rosner's

Lyme and Rife book that were written by Marc Fett of Lymestrategies. I couldn't

help but get excited about it. Then I saw the note that it can chelate metals so

you have to be careful to get your metal load down first. I've been using

Natural Cellular Defense for 6 weeks. That may not be long enough but I went

ahead and got some Homozon. Seemed to work okay, with no problem.

The second time I took it I got a terrible headache, but it may have been

because I had just started artemisinin. It's hard to tell. Within a month I may

be able to start making my own ozonated water/oil, but I'm not sure how

aggressive I should be. My teeth have really been wrecked by babesia, and I have

such a backlog of mercury from a lifetime of fillings.

I don't have any fungus anymore (smooth foot!) But it's still red and scarred

from where the infection was underneath. I'll bet ozone oil would help with

that.

in AK

Hyatt <hyattkeith@...> wrote: You might want to add

ozonated olive oil salve, it works very well on fungus or try bagging with ozone

on the foot area. There isn't much that stands up to ozone.