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, " O'Conchubair "

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> Any suggestions for canker sores? I didn't find anything in

the files but perhaps I was not looking in the right place.

> Thank you.

> Denise

 

Melissa helps to treat cold sores and shingles:

 

Clinical trials indicate that substances in melissa's volatile oils

make this herb a promising remedy for treating cold sores,

the painful lip lesions caused by the herpes simplex (type 1) virus.

Melissa has been shown to speed healing of the lesions, especially

when taken at the first signs of an outbreak

 

--To be effective for fighting cold sores and other lesions caused

by the herpes simplex virus, you need to use a cream-based product

containing a concentrated extract of melissa.

 

In Germany, the melissa cold sore cream/ointment is sold under the

name Lomaherpan;

in the United States it can be found under various names, such as

Herpalieve and Herpilyn.

 

For cold sores: Apply the cream three to four times a day.

 

Cheers,

JoAnn

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Saw your post and thought I would reply. Tincture of Benzoin Compound

(the compound is different than just the Tincture) dries them up quickly

and makes a protective barrier to stop the pain. Have used it since I

was a child. I believe they may be releated to Thrush which is Candida,

a yeast.

 

Colloidal Silver might work well too, it kills yeast and fungus. I use

it with DMSO for fever blisters - they dry up immediately. 9 parts CS

10ppm with 1 part DMSO. You can buy DMSO for a vet, try a horse vet or a

feed store. I even rinse my mouht with this for an abcessing tooth, no

more pain! CS is available in many health food stores, but if you stick

with it buy a generator and make it at home. wwwsilvergen.com has a good

one that is automatic. I use CS for animals and people and it has paid

for the generator in just two months. I put it in the dog and cats water

every day. Cleared up a bad ear infection in my dog in less than a week.

 

www.silvermedicine.org for info on CS

 

www.dmso.org DMSO is non-toxic and is commonly used orally and IV as

well as topically. It kills some microbes all by itself but when

combined with other agents can be very effective.

 

Garnet

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I thought I would put my two cents worth in. Nothing to do about canker

sores, but you mentioned fungus. If any of you have experienced toenail

fungus, Listerine works great. I had it for years, and didn't want to take

the oral med, altho now the doctor tells me that there is something you just

paint on. But I just used a cotton ball soaked in Listerine once in the

morning and once at night and in about two weeks, it was cleared up.

Judy

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" Garnet " <garnetridge

 

Sunday, January 18, 2004 12:21 PM

Canker Sores

 

 

Saw your post and thought I would reply. Tincture of Benzoin Compound

(the compound is different than just the Tincture) dries them up quickly

and makes a protective barrier to stop the pain. Have used it since I

was a child. I believe they may be releated to Thrush which is Candida,

a yeast.

 

Colloidal Silver might work well too, it kills yeast and fungus. I use

it with DMSO for fever blisters - they dry up immediately. 9 parts CS

10ppm with 1 part DMSO. You can buy DMSO for a vet, try a horse vet or a

feed store. I even rinse my mouht with this for an abcessing tooth, no

more pain! CS is available in many health food stores, but if you stick

with it buy a generator and make it at home. wwwsilvergen.com has a good

one that is automatic. I use CS for animals and people and it has paid

for the generator in just two months. I put it in the dog and cats water

every day. Cleared up a bad ear infection in my dog in less than a week.

 

www.silvermedicine.org for info on CS

 

www.dmso.org DMSO is non-toxic and is commonly used orally and IV as

well as topically. It kills some microbes all by itself but when

combined with other agents can be very effective.

 

Garnet

 

 

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Hubby has allergies and gets canker sores from citrus,

tomato, onion. The other reactions he has to these are

more serious but the canker sores linger on. He puts

powdered alum on them. It does hurt incredibly but

helps.

 

 

My daughter gets canker sores from anything acidic-

usually citrus. Strawberries also cause them. We try

to avoid but sometimes she makes a mistake when we are

visiting. These things don't enter our house.

 

Here is some info I had in my mailbox. Unfortunately I

don't have a link to the original.

 

From Dr. Weil:

Tea tree oil can be used for infections and sores on

mucous membranes, such as canker sores. It's a good

gargle for sore throats.

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(source??)

Squeeze on Vitamin E

If, despite your best efforts, a canker sore puts in a

bothersome appearance anyway, a little vitamin E may

be just what the doctor ordered. Only this time,

suggests Dr. Zunka, instead of tossing back a vitamin

E supplement or boning up on vitamin E-rich foods,

crack open a vitamin E capsule and slather the oil

directly on the sore for immediate pain relief.

Take a Multi for Your Mouth

If you find that your canker sores have become more

like intrusive weekend guests than occasional party

crashers, you may need more than just a boost of

vitamin C. According to research, you may have any of

a number of different nutrient deficiencies.

Although research is inconclusive, several studies

have linked deficiencies of folate, iron and vitamin

B12 to recurrent canker sores, and some doctors

believe that upping your intake of these nutrients

might be beneficial for prevention.

Your best bet, say oral health experts, is to cover

all of your bases by taking a multivitamin/mineral

supplement that includes the Daily Values of these

nutrients.

Vitamin C for Relief

Though studies have not yet been done to prove their

effectiveness, vitamin C supplements get their share

of kudos. Oral health experts tout this vitamin as an

effective means of preventing canker sores.

" Actually, it works against cold sores and canker

sores, " says Craig Zunka, D.D.S., past president of

the Holistic Dental Association and a dentist in Front

Royal, Virginia. " But since you can't feel a canker

sore coming on, you have to take vitamin C every day

instead of just at the onset of an outbreak, the way

you can with cold sores. "

For optimum prevention, many experts recommend taking

500 milligrams a day, every day, especially for people

who are under a lot of stress or who smoke. To treat a

new sore, take 1,000 milligrams of vitamin C right

away, then follow up with 500 milligrams three times a

day until the sore has cleared up, says Dr. Zunka.

(Some people may experience diarrhea when taking more

than 1,200 milligrams of vitamin C a day.) " Just be

sure you take vitamin C with bioflavonoids, " notes Dr.

Zunka, " because plain vitamin C will not work as

well. " Bioflavonoids are chemical compounds closely

linked to vitamin C.

Although oranges and grapefruit are excellent sources

of both vitamin C and bioflavonoids, too much citrus

can backfire and trigger canker sore outbreaks in

people prone to these pesky lesions. So oral health

experts say that supplementation is your best bet if

you are prone to them.

FOODS

You already know about certain foods from experience.

That salty, sharp-edged potato chip, for example, is

sure to hurt when it bumps up against a canker sore.

And you wouldn't think of giving it that opportunity.

But do you know that some foods can actually trigger a

new sore? Here's what oral health experts recommend

eating (or not eating).

Avoid citrus. Acidic foods such as tomatoes and citrus

fruits can both aggravate an existing sore and

stimulate an outbreak, according to research gathered

by the American Academy of Otolaryngology Neck and

Head Surgery. If you're prone to canker sores, go easy

on things such as grapefruit and lemonade.

Eat more yogurt. Eating yogurt each day keeps canker

sores away, says Julian Whitaker, M.D., founder and

president of the Whitaker Wellness Center in Newport

Beach, California. If you're prone to canker sores, he

recommends eating at least four tablespoons of yogurt

daily to prevent outbreaks. To heal an outbreak, he

recommends eating at least one eight-ounce container a

day. To work, Dr. Whitaker says, the yogurt must

contain active Lactobacillus acidophilus cultures. (If

the yogurt contains these cultures, it will say so on

the label.)

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This came from a MVP (Mitral Valve Prolapse) list:

Supplements that may help gum disease are: Co-enzyme

Q-10, Vit. C, Bioflavonoids,Myrrh (herb tincture, good

for gums), Vit. A and beta-carotene, garlic, anti

infectives like Echinacea or Olive Leaf taken 3 weeks

on and one week off. If you experience canker sores

in your mouth, try cutting out refined sugar,

high quantities of citrus, and don't abrade your gums

while brushing or eating foods that can cut the oral

cavity. Eat yogurt or better yet, take an

acidipholous supplement. Oral herpes/fever blisters

are viruses that live (your entire lifetime

once you catch it) in the ends of your nerves near

yourmouth. Under stress they pop out - they are

contagious even a week after they crustover. Try a

daily supplement of L-lysine - an amino acid to keep

it in check,along with other immune building

(echinacea, St John's Wort is anti viral aswell as

antidepressive) and stress fighting supplements, like

B-complex and C.

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A toothpaste which claims to prevent canker sores:

http://www.rembrandt.com/specials/tv.htm

 

Kadee

 

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