piece of wood in the finger-antibiotics - F-E-A-R and faith

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dear friends

 

i'de like to ask for your opinion in this matter:

Last wendsday a tiny piece of wood entered my finger.

i susceeded to pull part of it but a tinchy-pinchy piece about a milimeter -

was very deep and could not take it away.

signs of small infection (redness)around it appeared so

after 3 days i went to the clinic. they injected analgetics

digged inside - and finally found the tiny little wood.

 

the doctor told me to put some antibiotic ointment on the wound and around -

so it won't be infected - so i bought the ointment

but afraid to touch it. I never touch allop[hatic medicines

 

now the cut is healing but there are still signs of redness, little swelling

and palpitations.

 

people around frighten me and tell me to put the antibiotic topically.

i put once or twice and then doubts are starting so i wiped it away.

 

i feel it is a question of fear vs. faith .

 

what is your opinion in this matter?

would you put the antibiotic or let nature cure the wound?

do you have any suggestion how to cure the wound elegantly without using

antibiotics (mind over matter) or homeopathy? herbs etc?

 

thank you in advance

 

Anat

 

 

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Felix Amore <felixamore

 

éåí ùðé 19 îøõ 2001 10:36

Re: Remedies for stress please

 

 

> , reiki13 wrote:

> > Hi everyone,

> >

> > I need help in helping my husband to deal with his stress.

>

> Greetings,

> My apologies of this posts twice (hotmail is not being very

> cooperative with delivery today so I came to the group site itself to

> post it again).

>

> In the past, my wife has used two different things to aid her in

> dealing with the challenges of 7 kids - and me :-)!

>

> One is an herbal formula called Tranquilon with Kava Kava and the

> other is an essential oil called " Peace and Calming " which she

> applies to the the pulse points as well as to her forehead and

> temples.

>

> These two work wonders for her!

>

> Hope this helps...

>

> Magical thoughts,

> Jim McPherson

> P.S. I also use the " rubber band " trigger mechanism for myself as

> well as a technique called " hand levitation " which seems to work

> really well when my day gets a little hectic. My eldest daughter

> swears by " Rescue Remedy " .

>

>

>

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Greetings Anat,

You can assist the body's own healing capability by using some hydrogen

peroxide solution. If you have access to 35% H2O2, dilute it down by using

one part H2O2 to 10 parts distilled water. If not, the store variety of 3%

will be a good substitute.

 

Also, find yourself an aloe vera plant, cut open a leaf and scrape the gel

off the inside of the outer rind. Put a little bit of the gel on a bandaid

and wrap your finger. Most of the " aloe " products in the store are of

questionable concentration of MPS and have too many adulterating

ingredients.

 

Also, send your finger lots of love and see it as being " healed " .

 

I believe in the muti-faceted approach.

 

Hope this helps...

 

Magical thoughts,

Jim McPherson

 

 

> " pine " <pine

>

>

> piece of wood in the finger-antibiotics - F-E-A-R and

>faith

>Mon, 19 Mar 2001 21:31:28 +0200

>

>dear friends

>

>i'de like to ask for your opinion in this matter:

>Last wendsday a tiny piece of wood entered my finger.

>i susceeded to pull part of it but a tinchy-pinchy piece about a milimeter

>-

>was very deep and could not take it away.

>signs of small infection (redness)around it appeared so

>after 3 days i went to the clinic. they injected analgetics

>digged inside - and finally found the tiny little wood.

>

>the doctor told me to put some antibiotic ointment on the wound and around

>-

>so it won't be infected - so i bought the ointment

>but afraid to touch it. I never touch allop[hatic medicines

>

>now the cut is healing but there are still signs of redness, little

>swelling

>and palpitations.

>

>people around frighten me and tell me to put the antibiotic topically.

>i put once or twice and then doubts are starting so i wiped it away.

>

>i feel it is a question of fear vs. faith .

>

>what is your opinion in this matter?

>would you put the antibiotic or let nature cure the wound?

>do you have any suggestion how to cure the wound elegantly without using

>antibiotics (mind over matter) or homeopathy? herbs etc?

>

>thank you in advance

>

>Anat

>

>

>-

>Felix Amore <felixamore

>

>éåí ùðé 19 îøõ 2001 10:36

> Re: Remedies for stress please

>

>

> > , reiki13 wrote:

> > > Hi everyone,

> > >

> > > I need help in helping my husband to deal with his stress.

> >

> > Greetings,

> > My apologies of this posts twice (hotmail is not being very

> > cooperative with delivery today so I came to the group site itself to

> > post it again).

> >

> > In the past, my wife has used two different things to aid her in

> > dealing with the challenges of 7 kids - and me :-)!

> >

> > One is an herbal formula called Tranquilon with Kava Kava and the

> > other is an essential oil called " Peace and Calming " which she

> > applies to the the pulse points as well as to her forehead and

> > temples.

> >

> > These two work wonders for her!

> >

> > Hope this helps...

> >

> > Magical thoughts,

> > Jim McPherson

> > P.S. I also use the " rubber band " trigger mechanism for myself as

> > well as a technique called " hand levitation " which seems to work

> > really well when my day gets a little hectic. My eldest daughter

> > swears by " Rescue Remedy " .

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ****************************************

> > Visit the community page:

>

> > For administrative problems -owner

> > To , -

> >

> > All messages, files and archives of this forum are copyright of the

> group and the individual authors.

> >

> >

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Anat:

 

You have already allowed someone to do something medical by digging in your

finger rather than allowing your body to expel or absorb the splinter ;-) If

you are really concerned about the antibiotics (and there is no reason to

be, in reality... remember that " fear " thing... false evidence appearing

real) then try soaking your finger in epsom salt water as hot as you can

stand it (not boiling, please) a couple of times a day and that should

" pull " the inflammation out. Redness and tenderness do not necessarily mean

infection; the body has natural reasons for producing inflammation. If you

see pus, however, that is more of a concern, as the body has sent out its

little white blood cell soldiers to the area and they are dying to defend

you. That is basically what pus is, those tiny white knights and their

vanquished foes.

 

I stepped on a cactus once as a teenager, and still have the thorn in my

foot. It never came out. I have heard similar things from people regarding

graphite pencil points and splinters. Do not worry; if you keep the area

clean and dry since the wood has been removed, there is little to be

concerned about. It is not as if it was a rusty nail or the floorboard from

a privy, eh?

 

While overuse of allopathic remedies may cause problems, please remember

what the world was like before we had antibiotics (less than a hundred years

ago!)... many people died of common ailments that can be taken care of by

careful antibiotic treatment now (such as tuberculosis, syphillis, and strep

throat). The reason antibiotics are a problem is not that they are

inherently bad, but that they have been misused, both by overprescription

and by people not taking the full course of antibiotics, leading to

resistant strains of bacteria. Western Medicine is not the evil boogyman.

You have to weigh the alternatives, but don't throw the baby out with the

bathwater, okay?

 

Blessings,

Crow

" Look for Rainbows in the Darkness "

 

 

> " pine " <pine

>

>

> piece of wood in the finger-antibiotics - F-E-A-R and

>faith

>Mon, 19 Mar 2001 21:31:28 +0200

>

>dear friends

>

>i'de like to ask for your opinion in this matter:

>Last wendsday a tiny piece of wood entered my finger.

>i susceeded to pull part of it but a tinchy-pinchy piece about a milimeter

>-

>was very deep and could not take it away.

>signs of small infection (redness)around it appeared so

>after 3 days i went to the clinic. they injected analgetics

>digged inside - and finally found the tiny little wood.

>

>the doctor told me to put some antibiotic ointment on the wound and around

>-

>so it won't be infected - so i bought the ointment

>but afraid to touch it. I never touch allop[hatic medicines

>

>now the cut is healing but there are still signs of redness, little

>swelling

>and palpitations.

>

>people around frighten me and tell me to put the antibiotic topically.

>i put once or twice and then doubts are starting so i wiped it away.

>

>i feel it is a question of fear vs. faith .

>

>what is your opinion in this matter?

>would you put the antibiotic or let nature cure the wound?

>do you have any suggestion how to cure the wound elegantly without using

>antibiotics (mind over matter) or homeopathy? herbs etc?

>

>thank you in advance

>

>Anat

>

>

>-

>Felix Amore <felixamore

>

>éåí ùðé 19 îøõ 2001 10:36

> Re: Remedies for stress please

>

>

> > , reiki13 wrote:

> > > Hi everyone,

> > >

> > > I need help in helping my husband to deal with his stress.

> >

> > Greetings,

> > My apologies of this posts twice (hotmail is not being very

> > cooperative with delivery today so I came to the group site itself to

> > post it again).

> >

> > In the past, my wife has used two different things to aid her in

> > dealing with the challenges of 7 kids - and me :-)!

> >

> > One is an herbal formula called Tranquilon with Kava Kava and the

> > other is an essential oil called " Peace and Calming " which she

> > applies to the the pulse points as well as to her forehead and

> > temples.

> >

> > These two work wonders for her!

> >

> > Hope this helps...

> >

> > Magical thoughts,

> > Jim McPherson

> > P.S. I also use the " rubber band " trigger mechanism for myself as

> > well as a technique called " hand levitation " which seems to work

> > really well when my day gets a little hectic. My eldest daughter

> > swears by " Rescue Remedy " .

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ****************************************

> > Visit the community page:

>

> > For administrative problems -owner

> > To , -

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> group and the individual authors.

> >

> >

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dear Harri

 

thank you. you are right - i have a tendency to be over stressed,

to loose common-sense & to exagerate.

 

I do yoga but i manage well the asanas only.

in the relaxing stage (shavasana?) it is very difficult to let go - to loose

the grip -

 

how did you manage to become more relaxed?

 

Anat

]]

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Harri Kantele <harri.kantele

 

éåí ùìéùé 20 îøõ 2001 09:44

Vs: piece of wood in the finger-antibiotics - F-E-A-R

and faith

 

 

> Hello Anat,

>

> Nature has wonderfull antibiotics itself. Grapefruit seed extract is among

> the strongest ones I know. There are also pretty good manmade

alternatives,

> such as colloidal silver, ozone (gas) and ozonated olive oil that you

could

> try. Then there are " nono light " (660 nanom.), rife/bare units and other

> frequency based bio-elctronic devices which have reportedly worked very

well

> in curing infections. My experience is that homeopathy works also but it

> depends heavily on the homeopaths skills.

>

> If you don't have access to any of these where you live then there are

> certainly some green plants, which can work wonders. You have to ask your

> local herbalists/naturopaths for more info. If the infection is bad I

would

> consider also using allopathic antibiotic ointments. They work effectively

> and when applied topically they shouln't be problematic - at least when

used

> in order to heal local infections like you are having now. If you have

some

> more systematic skin problems (psoriasis, rush, allergic reactions...)

then

> using allopathic ointments (mostly cortisol) may push the " desease "

deeper

> into your body and to your inner organs.

>

> As having been a " superstresser " I have found that stress is one of the

most

> dangerous " poisons " you may have and it counteracts/hinders any healing

> process.. So what ever your choice may be - take it easy. If your mind

keeps

> circulating around this or whatever problem you can try to conciously

focus

> on something else. I don't know how this is with you or others, but for me

> fighting the " negative " thoughts doesn't work. I just let the thoughts

come

> but I don't focus on them. I either go to a quiet place, lay down and

close

> my eyes and let them " flow " (this is my personal " meditation mode " )

without

> sticking to any of them - just letting them come and go untill I will

either

> go to a " translike " state or fall asleep- or I focus on some esthetically

> beatifull things (music, nature...) or start doing something physical

(yoga,

> walking, swimming...).

>

> Wishing you well,

>

> Harri

>

>

>

> > dear friends

> >

> > i'de like to ask for your opinion in this matter:

> > Last wendsday a tiny piece of wood entered my finger.

> > i susceeded to pull part of it but a tinchy-pinchy piece about a

> milimeter -

> > was very deep and could not take it away.

> > signs of small infection (redness)around it appeared so

> > after 3 days i went to the clinic. they injected analgetics

> > digged inside - and finally found the tiny little wood.

> >

> > the doctor told me to put some antibiotic ointment on the wound and

> around -

> > so it won't be infected - so i bought the ointment

> > but afraid to touch it. I never touch allop[hatic medicines

> >

> > now the cut is healing but there are still signs of redness, little

> swelling

> > and palpitations.

> >

> > people around frighten me and tell me to put the antibiotic topically.

> > i put once or twice and then doubts are starting so i wiped it away.

> >

> > i feel it is a question of fear vs. faith .

> >

> > what is your opinion in this matter?

> > would you put the antibiotic or let nature cure the wound?

> > do you have any suggestion how to cure the wound elegantly without using

> > antibiotics (mind over matter) or homeopathy? herbs etc?

> >

> > thank you in advance

> >

> > Anat

>

>

>

>

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