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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Sinusitis / July 2007Iodine
Hello, Iam having some really good luck with iodine Truly > Hello, > > Iam having some really good luck with iodine > > Truly I used iodine at first. The fact that it dyeing goo black was what first made me wonder about the goo's amyloid content. Hurt a bunch, probably because at that point my sinuses were so eaten up, so I went in search of less painful alternatives. What strength are you using? > > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > What strength are you using? Hello, I found when i was using Lysterine that the worse the infection, the worse it stung. The same thing with Povidone-Iodine Solution 10%. Both the Lysterine and Iodine are solutions. In other words already watered down to be useable as is. You can water it down until the infection subsides, but do go to "full" strength after it no longer stings. The Iodine really got me in the throat, behind my pallet (and even made my ear canals itch). Now itis not bothering me as long as i keep the infection at bay. Iam doing really fine now that iam using the more natural Iodine instead of the harsh, unnatural Lysterine. On my back, i hang my head over the bed to get it to go into the sinuses (same with the salt solution, which i use to get out the what i call "scabs" (dried, hardened, infectious matter)). When i feel lazy i hang my head to the floor, while standing, after dribbling in the solution and pinching my nares to keep it from running out, until i get my head over. Ihave just started using the iodine, and donot know what to expect in the long-run, but what i have now is exciting. Of course the B complex is helping a lot too, plus ihave started eating meat again. This is the first time i took this stuff as stated on the bottle (2 huge capsules every day). I usually took one once in a while . . . big difference. Look up Pellagra, Iodine deficiency etc. in Google. Borderline deficiencies willnot look as they show on Google, however, under the circumstances, a significant showing of like can be a sign. And yes i do drink, so iam not taking any chances and see what i got- great relief . . . so far. At the Health Food Store i get some (any kind) allergy drops or pills or whatever - they too help. Also i eat whole- grain everything (bread, cereal, pasta etc.). Organic yogurt is a must for me, as well as stomach aids of a natural nature. I use the yogurt as salad dressing and sour cream w/chives on baked potatoes, on hot cereal etc. This Activia sounds good. I use it once in a while, and it seems to be doing something. Also for the digestive system, think: Psyllium Whole Husks w/Detoxificant No.16 (that is what itis called if you buy from the manufacturer). I forget what itis called at the HealthFood Store, however itis usually right next or near the Psyllium; is in a whitish box; inside the box is a big brown bottle (one quart), and tastes as chalk. Itis bentonite. I try to take it as little as possible because it sucks the Calcium out of your body, of course i take Calcium supplement, but oh those 3, huge tablets are so hard to swallow, and youhave to take them hours apart from the Psyllium/Bentonite dose- a real bother. Then donot forget the Candida . . . Everytime i eat out i get Trench Mouth, which, iam convinced, gets into my sinuses. From my last restaurant visit, i just got over the mess almost overnight with this new iodine and B-complex treatment. Hope youhave some luck!!! If you do, we can meet over a lovely restaurant feast . . . you treat . . . ok? http://paminifarm.bravehost.com/pictures.html Truly http://tinyurl.com/lbgov > > > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 73 lines] > > Trulyhttp://tinyurl.com/lbgov Smile; It is a deal. > > > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 73 lines] > > Trulyhttp://tinyurl.com/lbgov Smile Okay lets take care of the trench mouth. The trench mouth, by which I think you mean white spots are called Aphthae. They can be due to abrasion followed by bacterial colonization or due to a virus. For years the docs kept telling me the white spots were due to a virus, but mine were bacterial. Zagarese Licorice took care to them for me. Antibotic ointments work on them as well. Antifungal does not.so they mine don't seem to often be fungal. If you have clusters of little white ulcers, that might be a herpes virus infection and it is time to try antivirals. > > > > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 87 lines] > If you have clusters of little white ulcers, that might be a herpes > virus infection and it is time to try antivirals. BTW Having used iodine before, I remember being stopped up completly for three days afterward where there was the ice dam effect. Nothing could come out because a lot was trying to come out at the same time, and the goo was still in hydrogel form. Holding water like a sponge, it just sticks up there. I would suggest only doing one nostril at a time and using the licorice at the same time to break it down somewhat and get it to flow. I would also recommend using the iodine on a recoverable bit of cotten to control the amount used. > > > > > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 106 lines] > > - Show quoted text - Hello, Instead of sugar i put a licorice tea bag in my coffee every morning. It sounds as if the Iodine you were using was entirely too strong. I used to scrub my dairy-goat barn with less percentage than what you were using for your nose. The Povidone-Iodine Solution is only 10%, and even that will sting at first; until you get the infection settled down.Water it down when you first start using it. When you do your nose, you should do your mouth also; both should then be allowed to run out into the sink. Donot hold it in (at first). Trench Mouth (Vincent's stomatitis): http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/trench-mouth/DS00457 is just like cancer, Doctors and dentists are making a fortune on it, by not properly diagnosing it; by just calling it gum disease and, all the other silly names they have for it. Itis a filth disease that you pick up from dirty restaurants, doctor's offices, dentist's etc. - sort of like staph. Weare fast becoming what weare: a third world Country. The Dept. of Health use to control Trench Mouth by making all public eating establishment use special soap in dishwashing and rinsing solutions. Now even hospitals, schools, nursing homes etc. are spreading it. OH, just listen to the cash registers sing. Besides every restaurant in which i eat, i also pick it up at the Dentist's office and my ear, nose and throat Doc. - filth. Have you used ozone? I have an ozone machine (i call it my ozonerator) i use for the air in the house. I guess i should start using it for my Trench Mouth next time i eat out at a restaurant. Here is a picture of a child: http://www.ghorayeb.com/VincentsAngina.html 'Vincent's Angina" is Trench Mouth of the tonsils. Now tell me it doesnot get nto the sinuses . . . "Vincent's Angina is an acute necrotizing infection of the pharynx caused by a combination of fusiform bacilli (Fusiformis fusiformis - a Gram-ve bacillus) and spirochetes (Borrelia vincentii ). These are the same organisms that cause a gingivostomatitis known as trench mouth." Truly > > > > > > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 151 lines] > > Truly Harry: Humans grew up around filth. Our immune systems are in general well equipped to deal with it. People who grow up on farms are especially resistant to allergy and bacterial infections. However a high population density favors development and rapid disbursal of more types verilent types of flu, colds and respiratory viruses. Respiratory viruses kill cilia and goblet cells that would normally protect the lining of the respiratory tract and allow bacteria to get a foothold. By the way, Ozone is not so kind to them either, licorice in a teabag will sweeten your tea, but not much else. If you want to get rid of your "trench mouth" Just try the Zagarese licorice. http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/03/070322161029.htm It it will allow the lesions to heal up in a day or two, and then you will be able to eat where you want. I have been using licorice for some time since my son boiled some roots down from my gran's recipe. It took some nerve to use the black stuff in the bottom of the pot. This is heavy duty, not a kids candy. Buying the Zag is cheaper and easier if you are not growing your own, and easier even if you are.
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