Fungus Infection Out Of Control!!!

External Since: Apr 14, 2007 Posts: 8

On Apr 16, 6:26 am, "PeterB" <p... RemoveThis @mytrashmail.com> wrote:

> Are you taking any herbals you might be allergic to?

No.

> Valerian, Kava, and other botanicals will produce dermatological
> problems over time in some people.

I've never taken any of the above.

> What about medications not related
> to the fungal problem?

I am taking Lexapro to improve my concentration when studying
academics. I have a neurological disorder called Asperger's. Lexapro
supposedly improves the ability to retain info from the subjects I am
studying.

Personally, I don't notice any difference in my mental abilities with
or without Lexapro.

> I would start with a clean slate and
> discontinue all medications and supplements. Despite the lack of
> blood flow to certain areas, it is impossible for those areas to
> resist treatment at some level of exposure. I would do several
> things, two or more at once if necessary.

Are you involved in naturopathy?

> 1. Eat 5 fresh cloves of garlic in mashed potatoes twice daily (10
> cloves total.)
> 2. 2 Capsules East Park Research olive leaf extract, one at bedtime
> and one before breakfast.
> 3. 2 capsules daily Selenium Se-Methylselenocysteine (not the regular
> kind) with meals for 1 month, after which reduce to 1 capsule daily.
> Never discontinue taking this.
> 4. Tea tree oil from a tincture, diluted in organic coconut oil in a
> ratio of 1:2 T/C, applied to dry feet twice daily (ie., more coconut
> oil than tea tree oil.) Due a "spot test" first to determine possible
> allergic response.
> 5. Tea tree oil from a tincture, diluted in organic coconut oil in a
> ratio of 20:1, applied to genitals.
>
> If your fungals resist for more than 3 months using this routine, you
> are dealing with a systemic failure to resist or reverse infection.
> See a naturopath.
>
> PeterB

Using plants as medicine sure is tempting. Ayurveda is my favorite
type of naturopathic medicine.

External Since: Apr 17, 2007 Posts: 4

On Apr 16, 1:04 pm, "Radium" <gluceg....TakeThisOut@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Apr 16, 6:26 am, "PeterB" <p....TakeThisOut@mytrashmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Are you taking any herbals you might be allergic to?
>
> No.
>
> > Valerian, Kava, and other botanicals will produce dermatological
> > problems over time in some people.
>
> I've never taken any of the above.
>
> > What about medications not related
> > to the fungal problem?
>
> I am taking Lexapro to improve my concentration when studying
> academics. I have a neurological disorder called Asperger's. Lexapro
> supposedly improves the ability to retain info from the subjects I am
> studying.
>
> Personally, I don't notice any difference in my mental abilities with
> or without Lexapro.

Lexapro may be your problem. It's been implicated in many types of
dermatitis, incl. sensitivity to fungal infections. [ref.
http://www.theroadback.org/lexapro_side_effects.htm]

> > I would start with a clean slate and
> > discontinue all medications and supplements. Despite the lack of
> > blood flow to certain areas, it is impossible for those areas to
> > resist treatment at some level of exposure. I would do several
> > things, two or more at once if necessary.
>
> Are you involved in naturopathy?

Sorry, I don't answer questions about myself.

> > 1. Eat 5 fresh cloves of garlic in mashed potatoes twice daily (10
> > cloves total.)
> > 2. 2 Capsules East Park Research olive leaf extract, one at bedtime
> > and one before breakfast.
> > 3. 2 capsules daily Selenium Se-Methylselenocysteine (not the regular
> > kind) with meals for 1 month, after which reduce to 1 capsule daily.
> > Never discontinue taking this.
> > 4. Tea tree oil from a tincture, diluted in organic coconut oil in a
> > ratio of 1:2 T/C, applied to dry feet twice daily (ie., more coconut
> > oil than tea tree oil.) Due a "spot test" first to determine possible
> > allergic response.
> > 5. Tea tree oil from a tincture, diluted in organic coconut oil in a
> > ratio of 20:1, applied to genitals.
>
> > If your fungals resist for more than 3 months using this routine, you
> > are dealing with a systemic failure to resist or reverse infection.
> > See a naturopath.
>
> > PeterB
>
> Using plants as medicine sure is tempting. Ayurveda is my favorite
> type of naturopathic medicine.- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -