Everyone, Please Try This!!!

[tchrosesahna]

I'm calling it the x-mas miracle... HONEY

I posted about my face yesterday on facebook because the swelling came back. Someone I barely know asked me to explain so I told her about Morgellons. She said to try putting honey on the lesions because it's good for healing the skin. I thought it's going to take something much stronger than honey for my poor face. Late last night, the swelling got so bad that my cheek was throbbing, burning and itching and I couldn't sleep. So, why not, I tried the honey.

A few seconds after I dabbed some on the area it started to drip. I grabbed a tissue and the mirror and it wasn't honey dripping, it was water. The honey was pulling the water out only seconds after I applied it. I sat here and watched the swelling go down. Then after about 5 minutes I noticed some stuff sticking out so I grabbed a tweezer and pulled some of the junk that always comes out... dead skin.

This morning the swelling had come back but just a tiny bit. A scab had already formed. I used vitamin E oil to loosen the scab a little and applied honey again; more water came out. I left vitamin E on all day and am doing the honey one more time tonight. And there is no burning or itching going on.

I'd love for others to try this and report back!!!

[shantix]

This stuff is ruining my face. I look swollen, red, have cracked dry skin all over, and everyone thinks I am using harsh chemicals on my face, or over-washing. I used honey a long time ago as a facial mask, and always had great results, before I knew I was infected, that is, but forgot about this remedy over the years. I will keep you posted.

FYI: Biotene PBF mouthwash and fluorodex toothpaste, from a dentist works wonders on mouth and teeth issues.

keep the faith for a cure!!!

Shantix

[paddel]

This honey remedy has been discussed before as a treatment remedy for morgellons and any other topical fungal infection. You can try this out but you are likely to feed the borrelia (spirochetes) and other tick-borne infections that come along with the lyme and cause more neurological damage.

Paul

[Kritters]

Originally Posted by paddel

This honey remedy has been discussed before as a treatment remedy for morgellons and any other topical fungal infection. You can try this out but you are likely to feed the borrelia (spirochetes) and other tick-borne infections that come along with the lyme and cause more neurological damage.

Paul

Also, the bees are infected with something as well, and after finding out that honey is regurgitated from bees (ewww) and I assume can carry the pathogen, I'm off honey, honey!

Kritts

[Kritters]

Originally Posted by tchrosesahna

I'm calling it the x-mas miracle... HONEY

I posted about my face yesterday on facebook because the swelling came back. Someone I barely know asked me to explain so I told her about Morgellons. She said to try putting honey on the lesions because it's good for healing the skin. I thought it's going to take something much stronger than honey for my poor face. Late last night, the swelling got so bad that my cheek was throbbing, burning and itching and I couldn't sleep. So, why not, I tried the honey.

A few seconds after I dabbed some on the area it started to drip. I grabbed a tissue and the mirror and it wasn't honey dripping, it was water. The honey was pulling the water out only seconds after I applied it. I sat here and watched the swelling go down. Then after about 5 minutes I noticed some stuff sticking out so I grabbed a tweezer and pulled some of the junk that always comes out... dead skin.

This morning the swelling had come back but just a tiny bit. A scab had already formed. I used vitamin E oil to loosen the scab a little and applied honey again; more water came out. I left vitamin E on all day and am doing the honey one more time tonight. And there is no burning or itching going on.

I'd love for others to try this and report back!!!

I read the book, "Honey, Mud, Maggots and other medicinal marvels" (or something like that) and honey is definitely an anti-biotic. However, it's largely because of the content of natural hydrogen peroxide. I worry about the bees today being affected by the fungal pathogens (or whatever) and passing on through regurgitated honey, so I am off honey. Maybe topically but then there are so many other things to do instead, for instance just hydrogen peroxide.

Kritters

[tchrosesahna]

Oh, that's too bad because I'm having great success so far with the honey. Only time will tell but the swelling under my eye and on my cheeks is gone, still no itching or burning feeling and scabs have formed finally. I just want to look normal again and be able to go out of the house.

[Kritters]

TCHRosesahna,

I'm very happy for you and thanks for sharing that information. I'm sure some of us will try it based on your input!

Kritters