has anyone reversed diabetic foot problems?

[Guest guest]

I know there are some supplements that are supposed to help improve circulation.

I don't have a lot of money to experiment so I would like to hear any stories of

what peope used & what really worked. Were the feet or foot really bad off, if

you can describe in details & to what level have they been healed? Any details

about this appreicated. Thank, Lynne

[Guest guest]

I use cinamon, I also take 16,000 mcg of Biotin daily.

Nagla

 

, " Lynne B " <lynnebarnhart

wrote:

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> I know there are some supplements that are supposed to help improve

circulation. I don't have a lot of money to experiment so I would like to hear

any stories of what peope used & what really worked. Were the feet or foot

really bad off, if you can describe in details & to what level have they been

healed? Any details about this appreicated. Thank, Lynne

>

[Guest guest]

My wife reversed her diabetic foot problems. She was on the verge of getting

gangrene; some black, necrotic material came out of her toes after putting on a

special salve made by www.altcancer.com. She also takes flushing niacin (vitamin

B3; nicotinic acid) for circulation. Also helpful is cayenne pepper. The root

cause for a diabetic foot problem is fungus. Sugar feeds the fungus, so avoid

it. Also, avoid all yeast and fungus products (yes, mushrooms). If you take

mushrooms, then taking antifungals will only work on the mushrooms, not the

fungus that is residing in your body. The fungus must be dissolved for it to be

eliminated; your immune system is incapable of doing it. There are two ways:

external and internal. I have found that the following is best taken internally:

Lugol's iodine (50 mg/day), Pau D'Arco, Black walnut, and Cat's claw. The herbs

can be taken as a tea or in tincture form. I purchase the herb powders from

www.herbalcom.com, as they are the cheapest source, yet are a good source. Also

good internally is the Cansema tonic from altcancer.com. Externally, use their

Cansema salve and wipe it over your foot. The manufacturer recommends putting on

a little at a time, due to the pain factor. I prefer to cover the foot all at

once, so use the weaker formulation that contains aloe vera. Incidentally, Alpha

Omega Labs (www.altcancer.com) just had its owner kidnapped by rogue FDA agents

in conjunction with American Airlines. You can see it on naturalnews.com. I sent

an e-mail to his wife (Cathryn Caton, ND), and she said they are still shipping

product for now.

 

John /Israel

 

, " Lynne B " <lynnebarnhart

wrote:

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> I know there are some supplements that are supposed to help improve

circulation. I don't have a lot of money to experiment so I would like to hear

any stories of what peope used & what really worked. Were the feet or foot

really bad off, if you can describe in details & to what level have they been

healed? Any details about this appreicated. Thank, Lynne

>