★★★★★
Borax
★★★★★
1/4 teaspoon of borax in 1 liter of water, sipped throughout the day. Read the borax page for more details if you don't know about this protocol.
Hydrogen Peroxide
★★★★★
Since reading Joe's post about hydrogen peroxide and peroxideman.com, I've been playing with HP and, over the last 4 days, have applied a cotton pad soaked with HP on plantar warts on my left foot for just a minute or two, each day.
The pain of walking on them was gone the very first day and it had shrunk significantly by the 3rd day. Today it's flat and nearly gone but there's been another effect that I wasn't expecting which is that my leg feels like it's "breathing". As if it had been in a cast, if your readers know what I mean by that. It's as if I'd been wearing tight knee socks and took them off! It's really pretty amazing.
I started on my right foot today by soaking some of the cotton pads in my borax solution and applying that to the warts because it softens the callouses to such an extent that one can simply peel them right off. I did this to make the HP's trip through the wart a little easier.
I also took two aspirins and wetted some aspirin powder and applied that to the warts and left it sit for a bit before I applied the HP. I did this because I suspect that warts - being viral - just batten down the hatches when they're attacked by remedies which would explain why they keep coming back and aspirin, apparently, is reported to dissolve the "shell" of viruses so I'm hoping the HP along with the vitamin C I take will finish them off, once and for all! So, we'll see what happens...
Just so you know, these are applications of HP that I never would have thought of had I not read Joe's post and the article on the website so, again, THANK YOU, JOE AND EC!! I never would have believed it if the effects hadn't been so profound!
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Apple Cider Vinegar
★★★★★
From the Book: Billie's Wisdom, p. 597 By Billie Watkins · 2014
Make a paste of vinegar and red pepper and put on foot each night and cover; left no scar. Mailbag 11/76…
Sulfur and Duct Tape
★★★★★
Eliminate Sugar
★★★★★
★★★★☆
My 7 yo son developed a pea-sized wart on palm side of his thumb. I just put a few drops of GSE on it and made sure to keep it covered 24/7 with a bandaid and that's all it took. After the core turned black and was removed with tweezers, we continued to put GSE in the hole where the wart was until it filled in, so maybe a week or so? No pain and no scar and it's been over a year with no return.
Plantar warts have been a much harder process. Almost two months ago, my other son told me his feet hurt. I took a look and there were clusters of small to large plantar warts on both feet. I think he got them from the locker room floor at school since I've learned that several of his friends also have them. I'm not sure if it is because there were so many or if it's because plantar warts are so difficult to treat, but it's been about 6 weeks since I first started putting GSE on them and he's finally down to 2 as of tonight. To be honest, there were so many and it took quite awhile to clean, treat, and bandage his feet that I wasn't very consistent during the first 3-4 weeks or so and I'm sure that had a lot to do with the slow progress during that time. About two weeks ago I realized summer was pretty much here and he couldn't go barefoot anywhere, so I got serious and filed off as much of the top layer of each wart as I could without hurting him. (I immediately threw the callous file away since it was contagious.) Then I slathered the entire area with GSE and let it sit for a few minutes and put several drops GSE on the cotton part of several bandaids and covered the entire. Then I secured the whole area with athletic tape on top of the bandaids to make sure it stayed put until the next night. This had an immediate effect and the largest one was almost gone within the week. That foot completely cleared a few days ago and the holes are almost filled back in with healthy skin already. Now I'm just down to two small ones under his other toe. I'll keep at it every day and both feet should be completely clear within a few more days. I think more than anything, filing the top layer off and consistent treatment with plenty of GSE and covering the entire area is what made the difference. So thankful this is a painless remedy since I had a friend get hers burned off and she was in so much pain that she had trouble walking for over a week - and they are already starting to return and it's been less than a year!
Pros: no pain, no scars, natural, warts don't seem to come back if treated uncovered for a bit after wart removed and healthy skin is present
Cons: can take awhile, daily treatment is time consuming on a large area like feet, have to keep bandaged during treatment
PS. Don't forget to wear clean socks at ALL times and sanitize the shower floor after EACH use to prevent spreading the virus to healthy skin and/or other people.
Aloe Vera
Chlorophyll
★★★★★
Castor Oil
★★★★★
Dr. Christopher's Ointment
★★★★★
I know that sounds good, but I was letting them come back so I could continue experimenting on them, so...
How did it happen? Apparently, by playing with Dr. Christopher's bone, flesh and cartilage formula. Or whatever it's called now...Complete...Bone and Tissue. Or Tissue and bone, one or the other. I've been putting ointment everywhere, all day long, for about 3 days. And I mean, like, "Oh! Is that a dry spot? I'm gonna massage a bunch of ointment into that! ".
It's day 4 and I've used almost half a 4 oz jar already, ROFL!
The body just eats that stuff UP! I wondered where the beeswax in the ointment went but, apparently, unfiltered beeswax has all of the properties of honey so...that would explain that. The body wouldn't take it if it didn't need it so I'm just going to keep using it until it quits sucking it in. See what happens.
I'm going to melt some, add a little castor oil and apply it to the scalp - see if it takes it all in.
Fascinating stuff! Same herbs as his anti-pla9ue/immune herbs but in equal measure (except for 1, which is double) of 4 oz to ^7 power decoctions. topped off with enough honey, garlic juice and ACV to bring it all up to a whole gallon of the stuff so...guess what I'm gonna do NEXT! ROFL!
★★★★★
Anyway, VERY exciting!
Dr. Christopher's Ointment
Just realized that the dry spots on my elbows are gone.
I haven't been using it as much but I noticed, just today, that the range of motion in my hips and knees has also improved so I'm going to add those areas, specifically, with my new jar.
ALSO, I'm going to add the vertebrae right at my "old lady hump" and see what happens there. I know my neck is "loose", which I hadn't realized it was stiff, so we'll see what happens with that area.
I think I'm going to get the liver and gall bladder formula, too, as the brown/liver spots seem to be intermittently multiplying. Some days they're light colored and some days they're darker - sometimes there's a lot and sometimes just the regular amount so, there's definitely activity there.
Also, my "awesome scar" is nearly gone! And IT had a FOLD in it! The fold is gone and the depth of the "valley" has filled in tremendously!
I also noticed that this bone, flesh and cartilage formula is nearly identical to the "anti-plague" formula, herb-wise, which is some seriously interesting food for thought. At any rate, some pretty serious damages are being reversed! Plus, I haven't had the plagues, so I guess that's working, ROFL!!
Dr. Christopher's Ointment
Dr. Christopher's Ointment
I've spent today just marveling at how good my feet feel. That's what puts the good in the bad and the ugly! Makes it all worthwhile!
Dr. Christopher's Ointment
The fascia has yet to receive enough attention for there to be enough data to support any of the conclusions that are being drawn about it...
It is reported that there are about 6 times as many nerve endings in fascia as there are in muscle, so maybe that's it.
I haven't the foggiest idea how it's possible as, throughout this whole process, my leg muscles have been going back and forth between weak and so strong that I don't even realize it until "after the fact", things like simply standing or sitting without using the arms of the chair for support or to steady myself aren't special but walking up and down stairs is. The only constant has been that "super" response time.
The fascia, being connective tissues made up of various proteins, is the only thing I can think of. Given the proper amino acids and protein, it seems to be quite adept at disassembling the proteins it's fed and assembling whatever type of collagen and other compounds are required for whatever it's creating, regenerating or repairing...
Dr. Christopher's Ointment
I suspect part of the wobbliness is/was due to an inner ear/kidney..."thing". As if the "gravel root" aspect of the ointment has kicked into a higher gear...
2 differences in diet have been chicken and dark chocolate. Lots of leftover chicken over the past couple of days and a craving for cocoa - the constituents of which are similar to the constituents of bone. But that's just been the past couple of days.
The chicken was leftovers that needed to be used and the dark chocolate is just the form of chocolate I use that doesn't cause the ill effects of milk chocolate and for which just one small piece quenches the craving for cocoa.
Not sure what the inner ear thing is, although I do recall a reference of old, attributed to one individual, who postulated that he suspected all blockages were actually just various states of hardened mucous - including tumors, edema and all blockages referred to as "stones", which he suspected to be crystalized forms of mucous. No idea where I came across that...
I HAVE had a feeling of sinus stuffiness (without any signs of mucous) which seems to drip a bit as "water" from the nose a few times during this adventure. Not like sniffles but like plain water that doesn't "sniff" but, rather, simply runs out. Which is sort of weird...and very interesting.
It would also seem that I had a couple of spots of edema I wasn't aware of until now, as they have been very nearly eliminated over the past couple of days and are now, a little bit sore - down around the ankles. Plus, my feet, which tend to be dry, are sweating more normally.
There seems to be no end to the effects of this ointment.
Dr. Christopher's Ointment
That said, I'm going to have to organize some thoughts just to be able to describe things - as semi-accurately as possible - as I continue this exploration.
If anything super/EXTRA wild happens, I'll let you know...
Duct Tape
★★★★★
I had attempted the duct tape treatment before but never stuck with it long-term. In 2015, I started taping my heel with duct tape. I would leave it on for 3-4 days until it started falling off and then I would scrub my heal with soap and water and reapply.
Once a week, I would soak my foot in hot water with apple cider vinegar for 20-30 minutes. After soaking I would sand my heal to take the dead skin off. I would then dry my heal and reapply the duct tape. After 6 months of doing this consistently, all the warts on my heel were gone. It has been six years since then and they have not returned. If I had a wart occur again I would use the duct tape method to suffocate and remove it.
Castor Oil + Oregano Oil
★★★★★
Hot Water Soak
★★★★★
Clove Oil, DMSO, Garlic, Colloidal Silver
★★★★★
So now I'm using DMSO with tea tree oil to get rid of two warts on the same finger. I'm on day two of two applications under a bandaid and they're already drying out. I've had luck with just tea tree oil in the past with ridding a wart on my knee, but it took a couple months. So I hope the dmso will make it go away faster!
Eliminate Sugar
Lugol's Iodine
★★★★★
From the Book: Journal of the American Podiatry Association, Volume 12, p. 12,1922
From observation I am brought to the conclusion that warts are caused by a filtrable virus of ultra microscopic size which has so far eluded identification, by infecting the skin through minute abrasions.
Warts are hypertrophic prolongations of papillae arising from a circumscribed area of the papillary layer of the derma and are surrounded by a collar of hornified epithelium. There are many species of warts.
Verruca Acumminata -These warts are moist and very resistent in treatment. Unlike the common wart, which attains a certain point and then stops growing, the moist wart keeps on increasing in size rapidly, paricularly when it is irritated.
Antiseptics should be used. First thoroughly wash with tincture of green soap and a small quantity of 95% alcohol or ether over it. It should then be rendered aseptic by a liberal use of tincture of iodine or a 1% solution of picric acid. Fulguration can then be used. After the removal of the wart, the immediate parts should be kept dry thereafter by dressing three times a day with powdered boric acid and a 95% solution of alcohol.
Verruca Digitata is composed of hypertrophied papillae, are longer than the common wart, and are separated from each other, extending from 2 to 8 millimeters, and are only found on the face and surface of the hands.
Verrucae Planataris are the same as common warts, except they occur only on the plantar surfaces of the feet and toes, and in the inter-digital spaces. The outward appearances of plantar warts is quite different from warts on the hands or face on account of the ever-present moisture, and the constant pressure of the shoes in walking. They are surrounded and covered over by a thickened horny epidermis or callous.A wart hidden in a callous, and therefore not recognized until the callous is removed, and the tops of the hypertrophied papillæ are apparent showing its warlike nature. Plantar warts are usually very painful to pressure, and cause much annoyance, especially if they occur on the ball of the foot or the heel or between the toes.
Verrucae Fillimoris are thread-like warts, are similar to the common wart, except they are composed of one or more hypertrophied papillae from 8 to 15 millimeters in length, and are most commonly seen on the nose and eyelids.
Duct Tape
★★★★★
Just put a good-sized piece of tape over the wart and push down the sides of the tape to make sure it sticks well. When you bathe/shower, dry it off well and put a new piece of tape on. After a couple of days, you'll notice that the wart gets puffy with dead skin. Carefully use a razor blade (I put tape on one of the edges of the blade to make it easier to handle and safer to use) to slice off some of the dead skin - not too much. Just hold the blade parallel to the raised skin and shave a little bit off, then put a fresh piece of tape on. Repeat that process every few days - shaving just a tad of the dead skin off and never let the wart be without duct tape on it.
It took a few months of patience and diligence, but that sucker is GONE now! ;-) It's been five months and (knocks wood) - no sign of it. It feels sooo good to *finally* be rid of the pain that came with every step I took for all those years. As someone who takes nothing for granted, I am so grateful for the relief. I appreciate it every single day.
If your patient and diligent, the duct tape method *will* work.
Dr. Christopher's Ointment
I've been thinking and wondering if the first stop on this train ride is the fascia. When it comes to bones. As in, feeding and freeing the fascia so that it can go where it's supposed to be and do its job of putting everything back where it belongs. I didn't even know until recently that it's the fascia that supports the weight of the body, not the skeleton. It dries out and adhesions develop and pretty soon, things get weird because it can't do what it was designed to do.
I wonder if the body restores the fascia FIRST, before it gets down and serious about rebuilding bones and things. Which is what I think is going on in my left foot...very interesting. I vaguely recall an injury to that foot but don't recall exactly what it was as my right foot got the worst of it at the time and, therefore, it got all of the attention due to a serious cut. Which, by the way, was perfectly closed with plain old hot water...I'd forgotten all about that..one minute you could see inside and the next it was closed...a chef's trick...
I'm down to one little, muffled pop in my "bad" shoulder. No more crackling. That was a joint injury and torn rotator cuff.
I also have a small sore/active spot (when I press on it) adjacent to the "old lady hump" area on the same side.
I've never HAD so much fun for a measly $15!! It's like a roll-call of old forgotten injuries!
A couple of spots are taking less of it in, leaving some sticky spots on the surface, but the others are still soaking it up so...
Dr. Christopher's Ointment
I loved all-out sprints when I was a kid and never dreamed I'd ever be able to sprint again but here I am - 65 years old and wondering when would be a good time to actually start sprinting again.
I haven't - yet - not knowing at what stage my tissue and bone repair is - but I'm pretty sure I could have a sprint right now...after consciously and deliberately napping a LOT over the past 24 hours to see what would happen...it's the strangest feeling...zero wobbles and I don't even think the head of my right femur is complete yet. Or maybe it is, I don't know...
Yesterday I was so wobbly, at one point, I thought my neighbors must think I'm drunk or something after a short walk to the street and back and today I feel like I can sprint?!? What kind of wackiness IS this?!? I've barely done much more than sit on my ass, drinking coffee and smoking cigarettes since the serious work on my hip started, a couple months ago - and I feel like I can sprint?!? This is wild!
Oh! I've also been castor oiling over the liver whenever I think about it...not everyday or regularly, just when it occurs to me.
Dr. Christopher's Ointment
I think the inner ear thing is clearing up as I seem to only be listing to starboard, at this point, and only intermittently.
Adding a little bit of Pau d'Arco to see if I can get that cleared up as the one-sided thing is getting annoying - ROFL!!
Also, since I passed an unexpected kidney stone and work is still happening with regard to my eyes, it occurred to me that the wobbliness could be due to BPPV - which is sort of like an age-related inner ear stone which may have been dislodged like the kidney stone due to that idea of all blockages being hardened - and/or possibly even crystallized - mucous which the ointment seems to be slowly dissolving/liquifying as it seems to be continueing to unblock things all over the cotton-picking place...
But, I'm going to wait until I go to bed to test for it and try the maneuver.
Sow Thistle
★★★★★
Borax
★☆☆☆☆
The banana peel method taping method is much more effective and fast. The only issue I have is that the bp taping method doesn't get to the core, so it grows back within a few months.
