Beth wrote:
< Tea tree oil is another good
antibacterial/antiviral
agent but can't be taken internally >
Tea tree oil is a volatile essential oil obtained
by steam distillation
of the freshly harvested foliage of the Tea Tree [ Melaleuca
alternifolia ].
The oil contains more than a hundred of natural compounds. It
is a clear
and colourless to pale yellow liquid with a characteristic
odour.
The pharmaceutical grade Tea Tree Oil contains:
1,8-cineole [ less than 4% ]
terpinen-4-ol [ more than 38 % ]
Basic properties:
* Broad antimicrobial activity
* Anti-fungal activity
* Anti-viral activity
* Does not destroy healthy
* Penetrating properties
* Minimal skin irritation
[ Formulations less than 10%
w/w pose less
risk of skin irritation ]
Oral administration of 100% Tea Tree Oil is
not advocated.
But, in France, doctors trained in aromatherapy. do
prescribe
oral dosage of essential oils.
I find it very comforting for patients with
complaints of
bodyache, weakness and aching joints,fever with
stuffy nose and
a productive cough, by massaging their soles with a
few drops of
tea tree oil in Olive Oil at least twice a day.
Patients down with
influenza should be well hydrated. Ozonated water if
available
will be ideal. I always keep in readiness a few
bottles of Cytolog,
an execellent immune booster against the viral
critters, for bad
cases of flu victims. The recent Nipah virus
epidemic in Malaysia
has taught us to be always on our guard against
these viral critters.
Inhalation of ozonated Tea Tree Oil
using a Bioregene
Nebulizer is really helpful for the exhausting
cough in any viral
respiratory tract infection. This nebulizer can
also be used for
the inhalation of liquid colloidal minerals [
Colloidal silver,etc ]
and diluted 3% food grade hydrogen peroxide.
With regards
Lew
G&B Rogers wrote:
> Hi Carol,
> I also came down with the same bug (Sunday too at the family Christmas
> gathering! <G>), and taking regular CS doses. I sprayed some CS in my
> nostrils, (they were burning from the congestion already so the usual
> burn of water in the nose didn't bother me) and that seemed to help.
> I also put CS in the vaporizer. I put some tea tree oil and
> eucalyptus oil on a cotton ball to help clear the sinuses. Tea tree
> oil is another good antibacterial/antiviral agent, but can't be taken
> internally. High doses of Vit C, echinacea and extra amino acids
> seemed to help too. But most important for me was realizing that I
> had pushed my whole system prior to the holidays and now my body was
> telling me in no uncertain terms that it deserved a break, (along with
> a reason to chill out), and manifested this flu. So hold tight and
> get yourself a good book, hot tea with lemon and honey and relax.
>
> To a healthy and happy Y2K!
> Beth
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Marsha Hallett
> To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 1999 12:35 PM
> Subject: Re: CS>Flu
>
>
>
> Well, guys, in spite of daily doses of CS, I have the
> nastiest flu. I also have that "cough". I have upped my
> dosage and am going to bed. This has been gong on since
> Sunday. Just shoot me.
>
> Carol
>
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