Which is best: nano, colloidal, or ionic - silver? I am getting confused of
which of the three is best. I know when we home brew we get mostly ionic and
just a little colloidal. How about nano, none?
Thanks.
Melly
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could it be a food allergy ?
On Sun, May 8, 2011 at 5:01 PM, PTF wrote:
> I've known people to use homeopathics successfully for childhood eczema.
> Good luck.
> PT
>
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I've known people to use homeopathics successfully for childhood eczema.
Good luck.
PT
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From: Harold MacDonald
To: Silver list
Sent: Sunday, May 08, 2011 10:16 PM
Subject: CS>CS:> Psoriasis,Eczema
My 4 yr. old Grt. granddaughter has sever eczema on her l
Hi Diane,
Yes, lecithin IS worth trying. I take 2T lecithin granules daily; have
for a couple years now. I know it's good for lots of things, so I
haven't given it up, despite that fact that it hasn't made a
difference in my psoriasis. sigh.
I think many people with psoriasis run the gamut
Lena,
I had severe eczema, three times, as a baby, as a teen, and in my mid 20s.
In my 20s, someone told me to take Lecithiin for the eczema, and I did and
it work beautifully within a couple of weeks. When my elderly grandmother
got a bad case of psoriasis, I gave her a bottle of lecithin and
My 4 yr. old Grt. granddaughter has sever eczema on her lower face.This is
something new in my line of off-spring.any suggestions ?
TIA.
Harold
Nancy,
Know that i am praying for your husbands recovery too.
Melly
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Subject: silver-digest Digest V2011 #117
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Date: Sunday, May 8, 2011, 2:26 PM
I always ramp things up things very slowly. I started with 1mg. and
worked up slowly to 3 or so; can't remember how long; I think it was
somewhere between 2-3 months, and it was the only new thing introduced
at the time. i always try things one at a time, so I'll know which
variable is in p
hmmm that sux that it worked in reverse for you. first neg report on LDN +
psoriasis i've read... at least that i remember.
did you jump in at 4.5mg or ease up gradually to some point?
lots of new findings about lower dosing and finding your dose these days.
i have read of oral CS working, and Br
Hi Bob,
Yes, I did, and because it was suggested for psoriasis. Unfortunately,
within a week I suddenly had outbreaks on my face, which I'd never had
before in 20 years! I stuck it out for a couple months, with the
patches spreading steadily, and then another person mentioned that LDN
had
Lena, did you ever try LDN low dose naltrexone?
it is an Rx drug, but it's an old safe studied generic that's cheap and can
be purchased off-shore without an Rx.
_
From: Guyot Léna [mailto:drumr...@stny.rr.com]
Sent: Friday, May 06, 2011 12:07 PM
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Subject: Re
autoimmune problem.
CS alone may help to some extent, but from my observations the last couple
years LDN low dose naltrexone is the thing first for any/all autoimmune
issues.
i've seen many reports, no failures, of varying (mostly high) success with
psoriasis...
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