Replied by Ted (Bangkok, Thailand) on 03/16/2009
like the use of boron or even borax. Therefore a 3 mg of boron citrate is rather a low dose from my own use. I used a much largere dose such as 15 mg - 30 mg of boron citrate a day. It is antifungal But so is colloidal copper, hydrogen peroxide, chromium supplements, selenium supplements, manganese , and magnesium. Tea tree oil, in my opinion works quite fine and I seem to be happy with it, but some people find them too strong.
The other side of the coin is lIchen planus that I have seen was cured, which took the course of a couple of monhts was to apply methylene blue 0.1% and then use UV to kill it. Lichen planus maybe killed more effectively, at least the simplest for me is 1/2 teaspoon of ammonium chloride in 1/2 glass of water as a mouthwash done a couple of times and spit it out. keeping in the mouth for a minute or two. Then rinse the mouth with plain water. Of course, I don't have that many case here. It's therefore difficult to make any straightfoward remedy. However, it may be possible to have some progress with 6 drops of sodium chlorite 25% (a.k.a. MMS), with vinegar 12 drops, in 1/4 water used as a mouthwash. Still I think it is too strong for general use with the MMS or sodium chlorite, but it did have some results. It's too soon to tell from my side here
TedReplied by Maris (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Usa) on 11/18/2010
Ted, thanks for your guidance. Do you have any update on Lichen Planopilaris cures Replied by Lpp Dan (New York, Ny) on 09/22/2011
Has anyone had success with this How did it work for LPP I am so desperate, but a little afraid to mix Borax in my water. It says it's "toxic" on the box!