Damummis
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Tea tree oil is found effective against MRSA. It is the only alternative used in Boston area hospitals for MRSA.
Essential Oils for MRSA infection?
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I was also going to suggest tea tree oil. Good luck and watch for spread to others in the household! Soap and water more than normal for everyone (I do not normally believe in killing everything off with "antibacterial" everything that is out there nowadays. But with MRSA a little killing off now can save an entire summer of fighting it. But you don't need the antibacterial chemicals- soap and water and proper washing will do the same thing)
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Thanks everyone, for your excellent suggestions. I will pass them along to the child's parents. Moneysavingmamma was suggesting an old-fashioned black salve. I think you are speaking of "Prid" salve. That is some good stuff for boils!
opal
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hi.. new here, just thought I'd post, I think that's ichthamal (spelling issue more than likely) My daughter used to call it ICKYmal.. also known by boil ease. One of my always in the house products.moneysavingmomma said:
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Hi Opal, and 
. I checked out Ichthammal on the web. It sounds a lot like the Prid Salve that I grew up with. Isn't it amazing that these work so well, and the medical doctors don't seem to recognize them? Well, maybe it's not that amazing..........I need to run to town and pick up some Ichthammal or Prid right away. I wasn't even aware they were still made! Woohoo!
. I checked out Ichthammal on the web. It sounds a lot like the Prid Salve that I grew up with. Isn't it amazing that these work so well, and the medical doctors don't seem to recognize them? Well, maybe it's not that amazing..........I need to run to town and pick up some Ichthammal or Prid right away. I wasn't even aware they were still made! Woohoo!
Call me The Establishment, but have you considered consulting a physician for appropriate therapies?
Here's a site that has a collection of folk remadies that some informed pharamcist have collected and promote:
http://www.peoplespharmacy.com/
Maybe there's something there that would be useful.
BTW, my physician informs me that farm kids (who don't use sunscreen) end up with all kinds of skin issue in later life. Being brown as a nut probably isn't the best for this kid's future health. IMHO.
Here's a site that has a collection of folk remadies that some informed pharamcist have collected and promote:
http://www.peoplespharmacy.com/
Maybe there's something there that would be useful.
BTW, my physician informs me that farm kids (who don't use sunscreen) end up with all kinds of skin issue in later life. Being brown as a nut probably isn't the best for this kid's future health. IMHO.
Wifezilla
Low-Carb Queen - RIP: 1963-2021
1. I don't have insurance
2. I have been harmed by bad medical care more times than you can imagine.
3. Cancer is tied more to diet than sun exposure. There is nothing wrong with being brown as a nut unless you are eating a lot of sugars and processed foods. If so, the solution isn't stay out of the sun. The solution is to stop eating junk.
4. It often takes so long to get in to see a doctor now. So your choices are home treatment or the E.R.
2. I have been harmed by bad medical care more times than you can imagine.
3. Cancer is tied more to diet than sun exposure. There is nothing wrong with being brown as a nut unless you are eating a lot of sugars and processed foods. If so, the solution isn't stay out of the sun. The solution is to stop eating junk.
4. It often takes so long to get in to see a doctor now. So your choices are home treatment or the E.R.
dipence71
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My vote is tea tree oil. I use it for everything from a deep rabbit scratch to bee stings.
I know this is off subject but my experience : I wrecked my motorcycle and got severe road rash on my left arm from scooting across the gravel on my shoulder and arm. They had to dig the gravel out and debris the wound.
I used melagel and Vaseline on my wounds and it burned like fire at first but my doctor and nurses were AMAZED
at how quickly and without much scaring and how it healed.
Again I vote for tea tree oil.
I know this is off subject but my experience : I wrecked my motorcycle and got severe road rash on my left arm from scooting across the gravel on my shoulder and arm. They had to dig the gravel out and debris the wound.
I used melagel and Vaseline on my wounds and it burned like fire at first but my doctor and nurses were AMAZED
at how quickly and without much scaring and how it healed. Again I vote for tea tree oil.
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Its because of what they eat, and has nothing to do with being darkened.k15n1 said:
Processed oils mess up the cells that are supposed to be fed with saturated fats (they consist of 50% saturated fats naturally) and cause you to end up frying in a literal sense.
Add to that all the other processed "foods", and today we have cancer.
