ears

[Guest guest]

Yes, i'm using a similar ear formula as the one in the files. It

seems to be helping. How often should i be putting garlic in his

ears? I'm also giving him some lobelia. Rubbing Deep tissue oil near

his ears, and a formula called Sinus Minus with Yerba Santa, Mullein,

Stevia Fennel, Echinacea, usnea, goldenseal, and ginger in a glycerin

base i give to him orally. Also been giving him vitamin C every hour.

Also, opening garlic capsules and spooning them into his mouth.

 

For me i would eat raw garlic, hot pepper and do vitamin C and

echinacea, but i can't do the first two with him being only 8 months

old. Am i on the right track?

 

How long should i be giving him Ech. and the ear drops?

 

Thanks for your help!

 

Hope

[Guest guest]

Dear Jean,

I doubt if you did any "permanent" damage to your ear with the Tea Tree

Oil. Buttttt, don't do it again.

:-)

The EAR Formula (as in the Files) can work wonders on straightening

this around. It's also good for ringing in the ears and handling any

infections.

It's easy to make, but please ensure you use ONLY dried Garlic. Oil

and water don't mix, so you want there to be no moisture in your

mixture.

Yours in Knowledge, Health and Freedom,

Doc

 

Jean wrote:

 

Hi Doc,

 

I had some dizziness in June and

someone told me that tea tree oil drops would help. I actually put

drops in my ear without an oil base, quite dumb on my part, and it

didn't feel right so I stopped and then rubbed a combo of olive

oil, lavender,and blue chamomille on the outside to make it feel

better. Now I am having occasional episodes of feeling like I have

cotton in my ear and it feels numb around the temporal bone around the

ear. Would your ear formula help, should I have someone look in my ear

first? Could the tea tree have damaged something in there?

 

Any advice would be most welcome.

 

Thanks,

Jean Hearn

[Guest guest]

Just go to:

http://health.herbal remedies/

In the Yellow rectangular box on the left click on "FILES".

Go to the folder: Doc

Ian Shillington ND

and scroll down to: Ear Formula

All of my formula are "Public Domain" and are FREE for the use of

one and all.

Much love,

Doc

 

 

Jean wrote:

 

Hi Doc,

 

What do you mean by the Ear formula

(as in the Files) ? Where do I find that?

 

Thanks,

Jean

 

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Original Message -----

 

Doc Shillington

To:

herbal remedies

Sent:

Thursday, November 01, 2007 11:42 AM

Subject:

{Herbal Remedies} Re: ears

 

 

 

Dear Jean,

I doubt if you did any "permanent" damage to your ear with the Tea Tree

Oil. Buttttt, don't do it again. :-)

 

The EAR Formula (as in the Files) can work wonders on straightening

this around. It's also good for ringing in the ears and handling any

infections.

It's easy to make, but please ensure you use ONLY dried Garlic. Oil

and water don't mix, so you want there to be no moisture in your

mixture.

Yours in Knowledge, Health and Freedom,

Doc

 

Jean wrote:

 

Hi Doc,

 

I had some dizziness in June and

someone told me that tea tree oil drops would help. I actually put

drops in my ear without an oil base, quite dumb on my part, and it

didn't feel right so I stopped and then rubbed a combo of olive

oil, lavender,and blue chamomille on the outside to make it feel

better. Now I am having occasional episodes of feeling like I have

cotton in my ear and it feels numb around the temporal bone around the

ear. Would your ear formula help, should I have someone look in my ear

first? Could the tea tree have damaged something in there?

 

Any advice would be most welcome.

 

Thanks,

Jean Hearn