> From: "Hermes, Kristofer J" <kristofer.her...@phl.boeing.com>
> To: "'Silver List'" <silver-list@eskimo.com>
> Subject: Pityriasis Rosea
> Date: Wed, 27 May 1998 12:32:44 -0400
> Reply-to: silver-list@eskimo.com
Kris,
Thanks for the wonderful research! This is the type research we need
to be doing. By doing this we can have ideas of what works and what
does not. Even though the CS probably didn't work, it IS as important
to know what it won't do as what it will do.
By the way, most and probably all diseases are caused by one of two
things. Either malnutrition or toxins or both! That is why a colonic
can get rid of these problems you had. It could probably have been
done with colon cleanses and enemas, but might have taken a longer
time.
Keep up the good research!
Jim Einert, N.D.
> Hello Silver Listers
>
> Three weeks ago, I made a post explaining that I had been diagnosed with
> Pityriasis Rosea, a skin rash that, according to orthodox medicine, is
> believed to be viral in nature and should last anywhere between 2-8
> weeks.
>
> I know this pales in comparison to some of the maladies that various
> people on this list experience from day to day, but the itching and
> sinus condition that accompanied my "affliction" was very uncomfortable
> and drove me to impatiently seek its elimination. I also thought that
> this would be a good way to experiment with CS and other modalities.
>
> I had some good suggestions for how to use CS, and I thank all that
> replied. Most of the suggestions were to apply CS directly to the
> affected area (my neck), with gauze if possible. As gauze was too
> impractical for me to have on my neck during work, I kept a spray bottle
> by my side and kept my neck moist as much as I could. Unfortunately,
> the CS did not have the effect I was hoping for (which is why I think
> that this "affliction" was not viral in nature).
>
> What follows is a list (by week) of what I tried:
>
> Week 1: It started with a sinus condition that I suspected was an
> allergic reaction or an infection of some kind. I was sneezing a lot
> and a mucus formed and hardened in my nasal passage that was VERY
> irritating.
>
> Week 2: I started to get a "rash" on my neck and had it diagnosed by an
> MD friend as Pityriasis Rosea.
>
> Week 3: I posted the Silver List for suggestions and started to spray
> the affected area (both nose and neck) with CS.
>
> Week 4: After a week of spraying the area, I got NO noticeable change
> in my condition. Being impatient, I inquired about Tahitian Noni
> possibly doing the trick. I purchased a bottle and started using it
> immediately.
>
> Week 5: After taking the Noni for a week, I noticed very little change
> (although I felt more energetic and generally felt "better"). Again
> frustrated, I chose to pursue yet another modality...Colonics. After
> ONE treatment (I hadn't had a treatment in probably 10 years), 3 days
> afterwards, the rash COMPLETELY disappeared. After another treatment,
> the sinus condition disappeared as well.
>
> Now given my impatience with each method, it is difficult to tell
> whether one particular modality might have helped if I had stuck with it
> for longer. The fact that I was taking Noni and doing Colonics at the
> same time also confuses matters in determining what actually worked.
> Since this "affliction" is supposed to last between 2-8 weeks, the other
> possibility is that it just "naturally" left my system on "its" own.
>
> Sorry for the long post, but I had some responses early on that said
> they wanted me to list the results. If I were to draw any
> "conclusions," I would recommend Colonics for anyone curious. They have
> always produced good results for me. In fact, as a side benefit, after
> my most recent Colonic treatments, I noticed the diminishment of a
> couple of small cysts I had.
>
> Anyway, my 2 cents!
>
> Thanks all,
>
>
> Kris
>
>
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