Replied by Mama To Many (Tennessee) on 12/26/2014
Dear Neri,
The first thing I would try would be a charcoal poultice. I would use one for a couple of hours during the day and another one overnight.
I would also take a teaspoon of activated charcoal powder in a glass of water on an empty stomach once a day. Just don't take it two hours before or after any medications.
It might be be good also to take vitamin c while you are healing.
Let us know how it goes.
~Mama to Many~
Replied by Mama To Many (Tennessee) on 12/26/2014
As a PS to my last post, I would try the charcoal poultice and drinks for several days and if you are seeing any improvement, continue until you are healed.Replied by Maria (Gippsland, Australia) on 12/29/2014
Hi Neri, colloidal silver is well known to be effective for bacterial infections. You could take it internally as well as apply it to the ulcer and surounding area. We make our own and what l would do is make a strong batch and wet a piece of an old cotton sheet with the cs and lay it over the ulcer and leave it on for an hour. Keep the cloth wet by adding a little more cs every few mins or so. Yes an old towel under the leg is a must. Done twice a day and l think you will be supprised with the results.
It would also pay to build your immune system up as it is thought that this is a contributing factor. All the best, God bless
Replied by Cjoanne (Mississippi) on 05/17/2015
I have healed such ulcers for my companion, and the main ingredient is colloidal silver, I use this as a very fine spray one to several times a day.
Often I use bandages non-stick type to place over.
Other immune system support such as golden seal which helps to deter the staph infections.
Good luck as this is a treatable condition.
Look for collagen supplements to support and rebuild the skin, supporting the then skin area at risk.
Replied by Toniomd (Australia) on 08/16/2015
My mum has a pretty aggressive ulcer on her second toe from the little toe....the bone is exposed and I was wondering what treatment can be done naturally, she is on very heavy antibiotics but nothing works it did start to get better at one stage but then she got anemia and things went belly up.....any solutions anyone?????Replied by Robert Henry (Ten Mile, Tn.) on 08/16/2015
HI U TONIOMD, , , , , , , , , , a couple of thoughts, one start hydrogen peroxide IV's. And two, do ozone bagging of her foot. Either, will get oxygen to the problem. Research what I say and make your decision. Myself, I would do both..... right now.
What you are describing is trench foot.
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Replied by Mvo (Jhb - Rsa) on 08/17/2015
Hi Toniomd - Please check a youtube video interview with Andrew K Fletcher - "Phenomenal Health benefits of inclined bed therapy - follow up One Radio Network interview with Andrew K Fletcher" also another interview he did with Clive de Carle. It is worth a try - hope it helps.Replied by Anon (Usa) on 08/16/2015
Perhaps manuka honey would help heal the wound.Replied by Wieas (London, Uk) on 08/18/2015
I read a very interesting article in the Daily Mail about a man who used sugar to heal his leg ulcers. If you google 'Daily Mail, leg ulcers, sugar' you will find the article.
Hope it is helpful to you.
