Hi Brooks,
Thanks for your reply. I wrote about scabies using feedback from a family
member that had them so bad it was driving them crazy. You'll notice the
subject line asks about treatment but there was nothing mentioned in the
text as to who had the problem. Many persons are cautious to mention
personal issues. I do hope your info and mine will help the person who
started this thread.
I do think scabies is definitely more difficult to treat than mange in
humans. My recollection is that all dogs have mange but it is usually under
control unless their immune system is compromised.
With humans, clothing is a vector and unless severe sanitation procedures
are followed regarding clothing and bedding, the scabies will easily
re-infect if the person touches anything that was touched by an infected
person.
Trem
----- Original Message -----
From: Brooks Bradley
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sunday, July 06, 2008 8:02 PM
Subject: Re: CS>Whats the best Scabies treatment ?
Dear Trem,
Although we have not designed a protocol to address scabies, our research
demonstrates that the well-publicized boron methodology should be quite
effective. We have
conducted in vitro tests to establish effectiveness.....and scabies is quite
vulnerable to the
effects of boron.
While there are several protocols to be found, especially on the Internet, I
believe that the one posted, originally, by Ted from Thailand....is the most
preferable. It is the one upon which we based our evaluations. One note of
caution, I believe I would encourage your "medical experimenters" to opt for
the less powerful form found in sodium perborate.....in preference to the
more concentrated forms. Actual treatment address should
be relatively uneventful, and safe.....using simple common sense approaches.
The majority insult would seem to present, usually, in the more hairy body
areas----especially the head and genitalia; but the entire body surface
would require direct exposure to any topically applied agent.
I think the url referenced here, will give some useful commentary on Ted's
protocol. Sincerely, Brooks.
http://www.earthclinic.com/Pets/dog_mange_cure.html#reader
CURE DEMODECTIC AND SARCOPTIC MANGE
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Subject : Re: CS>Whats the best Scabies treatment ?
Date : Sun, 6 Jul 2008 17:14:50 -0700
From : "trem" <t...@silvergen.com>
To : <silver-list@eskimo.com>
Permethrin cream available by prescription, applied carefully from the head
to the soles of the feet. Leave on 18 hours and reapply to hands when cream
is removed by washing. All infected and exposed members of the family must
be treated, even those not yet symptomatic. All clothing and bedding MUST
be washed in hot water or dry cleaned. Infected persons may need to
re-treat every five to seven days depending upon compliance with the
protocol by all involved persons. In serious cases oral ivermectin
(prescription) can be used in addition. Other prescriptions for topical
creams to reduce itching or prednisone are also prescribed.
Ionic silver taken orally may help prevent infections from your scratching
but
will not kill scabies.
Good luck. You need a dermatologist.
Let us know your results.
Trem
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