Re: Re: CS>Mange

[noblemetals]

The dogs are damn lucky they weren't dinner in some areas.
> 
> From: Pat Lawrie 
> Date: 2007/05/11 Fri PM 05:27:37 EST
> To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> Subject: Re: CS>Mange
> 
> 

TJ
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Re: CS>Mange

[Norine Twaddell]

effect!  geeze.  will O3 oil help my brain to function?
  - Original Message - 
  From: Norine Twaddell 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Saturday, May 12, 2007 12:47 AM
  Subject: Re: CS>Mange


  I have never heard of ozonated olive oil.   how does ozone affect the OI? 
Interested...
  Norine Twaddell CDBC, CPDT
  www.dogventures.com


  - Original Message - 
  From: "Duncan Crow" 
  To: "Pat Lawrie" ; 
  Sent: Friday, May 11, 2007 5:12 PM
  Subject: Re: CS>Mange
  > Pat, I think ozonated olive oil will work on mange. Dr. Pressman 
  > makes ooo and sells it online:
  > s...@plasmafire.com -- it's not listed on his site 
  > www.plasmafire.com so you have to email him.

Re: CS>Mange

[Norine Twaddell]

I have never heard of ozonated olive oil.   how does ozone affect the OI? 
Interested...
Norine Twaddell CDBC, CPDT
www.dogventures.com


- Original Message - 
From: "Duncan Crow" 
To: "Pat Lawrie" ; 
Sent: Friday, May 11, 2007 5:12 PM
Subject: Re: CS>Mange
> Pat, I think ozonated olive oil will work on mange. Dr. Pressman 
> makes ooo and sells it online:
> s...@plasmafire.com -- it's not listed on his site 
> www.plasmafire.com so you have to email him.

RE: CS>Mange-ozonated olive oil

[Wendy]

His wife sells it at www.aloeessence.com

wendy

-Original Message-
From: Duncan Crow [mailto:duncanc...@shaw.ca] 
Sent: May 11, 2007 5:13 PM
To: Pat Lawrie; silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>Mange

Pat, I think ozonated olive oil will work on mange. Dr. Pressman 
makes ooo and sells it online:
s...@plasmafire.com -- it's not listed on his site 
www.plasmafire.com so you have to email him.

Duncan



On 10 May 2007 at 20:16, Pat Lawrie wrote:

> I know that CS works for bacteria, fungus, and virus, but is it at all
effective on larger critters like mange mites on dogs? The normal way to
kill them is several weeks of ivermectin, but don't want to do that if
CS would work.
>
>   Pat
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Re: CS>Mange

[Day Sutton]

If you use the garlic solution, be sure to spray everywhere the dogs sleep
or lie down to rest...

On 5/11/07, Pat Lawrie  wrote:


To give a little more background, I live in Mexico and these dogs belong
to some very poor people who have no money for treatment, and no they do not
get fed well. My friend, their neighbor, does help them out some, but their
living conditions are not the best. The dogs live outside in the dirt and
most in this area have only dirt floors for themselves. I need to go see for
myself how extensive the problem is. For all I know it could be a terrible
flea or tick problem. I didn't think CS would work, but just wanted to
confirm it.
Pat


*Pat Lawrie * wrote:

Good grief , garlic? That certainly sounds simple, available and doable
here in Mexico. Think I'll tell them to give that a try.

Thanks, Pat

*Day Sutton * wrote:

I cured a stray dog of horrible mange.  No hair left at all, bleeding,
etc.  I used fresh garlic, about two whole bulbs, blended in the blender
with DW.  Then put that mix in with the rest of the DW (total one gallon)
and used a garden sprayer to apply it.   The guy started growing hair in
about a week...Don't get it in the eyes...Sprayed him once a day for
only about 3 days...

On 5/11/07, Wendy  wrote:
>
>  I swear our dogs had mange late last fall….  From what I read any type
> of mange 'could' be looked at as the immune system needing to be balanced
> and improved. In our case that was most definitely true as life had gotten
> busy and their diets had gotten fairly basic.
>
> Anyhow we did give the dogs CS to drink and also used "Ted's hydrogen
> peroxide and borax", as well as some herbal tinctures from the holistic vet
> to support kidneys and spleen (apparent weakness in our breed). Tedscure, did 
stop the itching but bathing our big guys frequently in our itty
> bitty bathtub in the winter was not all that easy. Although ours wasn't the
> mange where all the hair falls out in patches we did have hair loss on the
> ears, which regrew in the first couple weeks. They did continue to itch
> off and on but we also believe there may have been a pesticide exposure so
> says our herbalist and animal communicater etc. However, if you read
> these testimonials, it's a cheap instant fix. ;-)
>
> wendy
>
> http://www.earthclinic.com/Pets/dog_mange_cure.html
>
>
> -Original Message-
> *From:* Pat Lawrie [mailto: doglandi...@yahoo.com]
> *Sent:* May 10, 2007 11:16 PM
> *To:* silver-list@eskimo.com
> *Subject:* CS>Mange
>
>  I know that CS works for bacteria, fungus, and virus, but is it at all
> effective on larger critters like mange mites on dogs? The normal way to
> kill them is several weeks of ivermectin, but don't want to do that if CS
> would work.
>
>  Pat
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Re: CS>Mange

[Pat Lawrie]

To give a little more background, I live in Mexico and these dogs belong to 
some very poor people who have no money for treatment, and no they do not get 
fed well. My friend, their neighbor, does help them out some, but their living 
conditions are not the best. The dogs live outside in the dirt and most in this 
area have only dirt floors for themselves. I need to go see for myself how 
extensive the problem is. For all I know it could be a terrible flea or tick 
problem. I didn't think CS would work, but just wanted to confirm it.   
  Pat


Pat Lawrie  wrote:
Good grief , garlic? That certainly sounds simple, available and doable 
here in Mexico. Think I'll tell them to give that a try.
   
  Thanks, Pat

Day Sutton  wrote:
  I cured a stray dog of horrible mange.  No hair left at all, bleeding, etc.  
I used fresh garlic, about two whole bulbs, blended in the blender with DW.  
Then put that mix in with the rest of the DW (total one gallon) and used a 
garden sprayer to apply it.   The guy started growing hair in about a 
week...Don't get it in the eyes...Sprayed him once a day for only about 
3 days... 

  On 5/11/07, Wendy  wrote: I swear our dogs 
had mange late last fall….  From what I read any type of mange 'could' be 
looked at as the immune system needing to be balanced and improved. In our case 
that was most definitely true as life had gotten busy and their diets had 
gotten fairly basic. 
   
  Anyhow we did give the dogs CS to drink and also used "Ted's hydrogen 
peroxide and borax", as well as some herbal tinctures from the holistic vet to 
support kidneys and spleen (apparent weakness in our breed). Teds cure, did 
stop the itching but bathing our big guys frequently in our itty bitty bathtub 
in the winter was not all that easy. Although ours wasn't the mange where all 
the hair falls out in patches we did have hair loss on the ears, which regrew 
in the first couple weeks. They did continue to itch off and on but we also 
believe there may have been a pesticide exposure so says our herbalist and 
animal communicater etc. However, if you read these testimonials, it's a cheap 
instant fix. ;-) 
   
  wendy 
   
  http://www.earthclinic.com/Pets/dog_mange_cure.html
 
   
  -Original Message-
From: Pat Lawrie [mailto: doglandi...@yahoo.com] 
Sent: May 10, 2007 11:16 PM 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS>Mange
   
I know that CS works for bacteria, fungus, and virus, but is it at all 
effective on larger critters like mange mites on dogs? The normal way to kill 
them is several weeks of ivermectin, but don't want to do that if CS would 
work. 

 

Pat



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Re: CS>Mange

[Pat Lawrie]

Good grief , garlic? That certainly sounds simple, available and doable here in 
Mexico. Think I'll tell them to give that a try.
   
  Thanks, Pat

Day Sutton  wrote:
  I cured a stray dog of horrible mange.  No hair left at all, bleeding, etc.  
I used fresh garlic, about two whole bulbs, blended in the blender with DW.  
Then put that mix in with the rest of the DW (total one gallon) and used a 
garden sprayer to apply it.   The guy started growing hair in about a 
week...Don't get it in the eyes...Sprayed him once a day for only about 
3 days... 

  On 5/11/07, Wendy  wrote: I swear our dogs 
had mange late last fall….  From what I read any type of mange 'could' be 
looked at as the immune system needing to be balanced and improved. In our case 
that was most definitely true as life had gotten busy and their diets had 
gotten fairly basic. 
   
  Anyhow we did give the dogs CS to drink and also used "Ted's hydrogen 
peroxide and borax", as well as some herbal tinctures from the holistic vet to 
support kidneys and spleen (apparent weakness in our breed). Teds cure, did 
stop the itching but bathing our big guys frequently in our itty bitty bathtub 
in the winter was not all that easy. Although ours wasn't the mange where all 
the hair falls out in patches we did have hair loss on the ears, which regrew 
in the first couple weeks. They did continue to itch off and on but we also 
believe there may have been a pesticide exposure so says our herbalist and 
animal communicater etc. However, if you read these testimonials, it's a cheap 
instant fix. ;-) 
   
  wendy 
   
  http://www.earthclinic.com/Pets/dog_mange_cure.html
 
   
  -Original Message-
From: Pat Lawrie [mailto: doglandi...@yahoo.com] 
Sent: May 10, 2007 11:16 PM 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS>Mange
   
I know that CS works for bacteria, fungus, and virus, but is it at all 
effective on larger critters like mange mites on dogs? The normal way to kill 
them is several weeks of ivermectin, but don't want to do that if CS would 
work. 

 

Pat



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Re: CS>Mange

[Day Sutton]

I cured a stray dog of horrible mange.  No hair left at all, bleeding, etc.
I used fresh garlic, about two whole bulbs, blended in the blender with DW.
Then put that mix in with the rest of the DW (total one gallon) and used a
garden sprayer to apply it.   The guy started growing hair in about a
week...Don't get it in the eyes...Sprayed him once a day for only
about 3 days...

On 5/11/07, Wendy  wrote:


 I swear our dogs had mange late last fall….  From what I read any type of
mange 'could' be looked at as the immune system needing to be balanced and
improved. In our case that was most definitely true as life had gotten busy
and their diets had gotten fairly basic.



Anyhow we did give the dogs CS to drink and also used "Ted's hydrogen
peroxide and borax", as well as some herbal tinctures from the holistic vet
to support kidneys and spleen (apparent weakness in our breed). Teds cure,
did stop the itching but bathing our big guys frequently in our itty bitty
bathtub in the winter was not all that easy. Although ours wasn't the mange
where all the hair falls out in patches we did have hair loss on the ears,
which regrew in the first couple weeks. They did continue to itch off and
on but we also believe there may have been a pesticide exposure so says our
herbalist and animal communicater etc. However, if you read these
testimonials, it's a cheap instant fix. ;-)



wendy



http://www.earthclinic.com/Pets/dog_mange_cure.html





-Original Message-
*From:* Pat Lawrie [mailto:doglandi...@yahoo.com]
*Sent:* May 10, 2007 11:16 PM
*To:* silver-list@eskimo.com
*Subject:* CS>Mange



I know that CS works for bacteria, fungus, and virus, but is it at all
effective on larger critters like mange mites on dogs? The normal way to
kill them is several weeks of ivermectin, but don't want to do that if CS
would work.



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Re: CS>Mange

[Duncan Crow]

Pat, I think ozonated olive oil will work on mange. Dr. Pressman 
makes ooo and sells it online:
s...@plasmafire.com -- it's not listed on his site 
www.plasmafire.com so you have to email him.

Duncan



On 10 May 2007 at 20:16, Pat Lawrie wrote:

> I know that CS works for bacteria, fungus, and virus, but is it at all 
> effective on larger critters like mange mites on dogs? The normal way to kill 
> them is several weeks of ivermectin, but don't want to do that if CS would 
> work.
>
>   Pat
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RE: CS>Mange

[Wendy]

I swear our dogs had mange late last fall..  From what I read any type
of mange 'could' be looked at as the immune system needing to be
balanced and improved. In our case that was most definitely true as life
had gotten busy and their diets had gotten fairly basic. 
 
Anyhow we did give the dogs CS to drink and also used "Ted's hydrogen
peroxide and borax", as well as some herbal tinctures from the holistic
vet to support kidneys and spleen (apparent weakness in our breed). Teds
cure, did stop the itching but bathing our big guys frequently in our
itty bitty bathtub in the winter was not all that easy. Although ours
wasn't the mange where all the hair falls out in patches we did have
hair loss on the ears, which regrew in the first couple weeks. They did
continue to itch off and on but we also believe there may have been a
pesticide exposure so says our herbalist and animal communicater etc.
However, if you read these testimonials, it's a cheap instant fix. ;-)
 
wendy
 
http://www.earthclinic.com/Pets/dog_mange_cure.html
 
 
-Original Message-
From: Pat Lawrie [mailto:doglandi...@yahoo.com] 
Sent: May 10, 2007 11:16 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS>Mange
 
I know that CS works for bacteria, fungus, and virus, but is it at all
effective on larger critters like mange mites on dogs? The normal way to
kill them is several weeks of ivermectin, but don't want to do that if
CS would work.
 
Pat
  
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Re: CS>mange

[Geoping]

my dog "ping", has recurring ear problems,, (down ear syndrom),, have tried  
many things, but what works best is 1/3 iso alcohol, 1/3 vinegar, 1/3 water... 
i  use the round cosmetic pads, (better than cotton balls),, and saturate 
pads, and  clean ears once a week, reaching as deep as i can with pad on 
finger... as long  as i stay on top of things, have had not probem for years 
now.. of 
course a  treat is in order, after the cleaning... hey, wonder if i could sub 
c/s for the  water,, may try.. geo.