external herbs for failure of bones to heal

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I have a 56 year old female patient that recently fell and broke her wrist

and ankle in many places. Her wrist has been in a " stabilizer " for seven

weeks and according to her orthopedist is not healing well because of

osteoporosis. She is taking herbs internally. And I have given her some

spring wind soft plasters externally. However, does anyone have any

suggestions for external herbs that would specially help her bones heal.

She has some swelling, no redness, and some aches but she also still has

pins in her wrist.

Also, does anyone have access to a line of herbal plasters from the Lung Hua

Hospital in Shanghai?

 

Julie

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Julie

 

BPP has a book " secret Shaolin Formula for the treatmnet of external injury "

which has formula that you need.

 

In a nut shell though............gu sui bu, xu duan, zi ran tong (pyrite) , mo

yo, ru xiang, ji xue yeng, huang bai,da huang, dang gui wei, chuan xiong and

shan zhi zi with jing jie for the swelling. Vary the amounts according to your

needs , eg a larger amount of gu sui bu

send them all to Peter Borten who will grind them into powder for you

make the powder into a workable sloppy paste with rice wine/water/ vinegar

put around the injured area and bandage up

 

if this done initially with the bone setting plaster it radically speeds up the

bone healing time frame.

 

hope that helps

 

Heiko

 

 

 

Julie Smith wrote:

 

> I have a 56 year old female patient that recently fell and broke her wrist

> and ankle in many places. Her wrist has been in a " stabilizer " for seven

> weeks and according to her orthopedist is not healing well because of

> osteoporosis. She is taking herbs internally. And I have given her some

> spring wind soft plasters externally. However, does anyone have any

> suggestions for external herbs that would specially help her bones heal.

> She has some swelling, no redness, and some aches but she also still has

> pins in her wrist.

> Also, does anyone have access to a line of herbal plasters from the Lung Hua

> Hospital in Shanghai?

>

> Julie

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Her wrist has been in a "stabilizer" for seven weeks and according to her orthopedist is not healing well because of osteoporosis.

>>>Is it her factures that are not healing or is she just still in pain?

ALon

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Julie-

 

Comfrey poultices or compresses will significantly help the bone healing

and I haven't found anything better. I also like to use it in baths if

the affected part can be submerged. For external use you don't have to

be too picky about which kind of Symphytum you use- if you elect to

include it for short term internal use, use S. officinale and screen for

kidney disease.

 

And the usual regimen of bone marrow soups, vinegars infused with bone

herbs, diet, and weight-bearing exercises involving the parts of the body

that can bear weight will all help.

 

Karen Vaughan

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>Comfrey poultices or compresses will significantly help the bone healing

and I haven't found anything better.<

Dear Karen,

Comfrey is use for lung, that why you

haven't seen any better.

Nhung Ta

 

 

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Sunday, March 25, 2001 1:44 PM

Re: external herbs for failure of bones to

heal

 

 

> Julie-

>

> Comfrey poultices or compresses will significantly help the bone healing

> and I haven't found anything better. I also like to use it in baths if

> the affected part can be submerged. For external use you don't have to

> be too picky about which kind of Symphytum you use- if you elect to

> include it for short term internal use, use S. officinale and screen for

> kidney disease.

>

> And the usual regimen of bone marrow soups, vinegars infused with bone

> herbs, diet, and weight-bearing exercises involving the parts of the body

> that can bear weight will all help.

>

> Karen Vaughan

> CreationsGarden

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> Email advice is not a substitute for medical treatment.

> " If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need. " --

> Marcus Tullius Cicero

>

>

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Dear Alon,

This is two ways to do for broken bone:

1/ Nu xi powder mix with Drinking alcohol then wrap around the wrist

2/Gu suit but, zodiac,Coe boo ye, ginger same amount mix with drinking

alcohol wrap in to the broken bone, 3 days open it then wash with warm

oinion juice, replace another one., 7 day the patients still feel pain, add

more song xiang

Nhung Ta

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<alonmarcus

 

Sunday, March 25, 2001 1:39 PM

Re: external herbs for failure of bones to

heal

 

 

Her wrist has been in a " stabilizer " for seven

weeks and according to her orthopedist is not healing well because of

osteoporosis.

>>>Is it her factures that are not healing or is she just still in pain?

ALon

[Guest guest]

Van,

Chi chua co nhan duoc ve nen chua co biet bao gio ve, co le trong thang

Tu/01 chi se ve. Vai ngay nua chi se nhan duoc ve va se biet ngay gio ve

Goi loi tham me va ca gia dinh

Chi Nhung

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Sunday, March 25, 2001 3:46 PM

Re: external herbs for failure of bones to

heal

 

 

> >Comfrey poultices or compresses will significantly help the bone healing

> and I haven't found anything better.<

> Dear Karen,

> Comfrey is use for lung, that why you

> haven't seen any better.

> Nhung Ta

>

>

> -

> " Karen S Vaughan " <creationsgarden

>

> Sunday, March 25, 2001 1:44 PM

> Re: external herbs for failure of bones to

> heal

>

>

> > Julie-

> >

> > Comfrey poultices or compresses will significantly help the bone healing

> > and I haven't found anything better. I also like to use it in baths if

> > the affected part can be submerged. For external use you don't have to

> > be too picky about which kind of Symphytum you use- if you elect to

> > include it for short term internal use, use S. officinale and screen for

> > kidney disease.

> >

> > And the usual regimen of bone marrow soups, vinegars infused with bone

> > herbs, diet, and weight-bearing exercises involving the parts of the

body

> > that can bear weight will all help.

> >

> > Karen Vaughan

> > CreationsGarden

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

> > Email advice is not a substitute for medical treatment.

> > " If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need. " --

> > Marcus Tullius Cicero

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