Re: Garlic...Re: Thanks, glad to see your replies

Joe,

Unless the wound shows signs of worsening infection, I don't know why you'd have to "see" anybody to get the results of a test...you should be able to just phone them.

When we send your order, I'm going to enclose two freebie samples (that we'll have listed in the Apothecary in a few days, but aren't listed yet...both will be big enough samples so they'll be 'enough' for what you need). One is called Infection Protection, and it's based on Dr. Schulze s Anti-I formula (it's a liquid that you can rinse the wound out with that will definitely prevent infection).

The other is called Wound Pack/Restore, and it's a blend of herbs (Echinacea root, Plaintain leaf, Cayenne, Goldenseal root, Comfrey root) in a base of Slippery Elm. You can mix it with Aloe gel or water and use it in place of the cream (if you want to). It's also based on one of Dr. Schulze s 'recipes'.

The Wound Pack/Restore would be mixed with the water or aloe gel to make the consistency of 'wet paste'. You apply it so that it's 2-3mm thick (more or less) and let it dry completely. When it dries, it will be just like a natural scab (it won't come off unless you "pick it off"), and you won't have to put any gauze or bandaid on it unless you want to. If/when it gets wet and part of it falls off (or if you knock it loose), you just keep adding more on top of it. But instead of being like a normal scab, it will provide all kinds of protection from infection and all kinds of wound/skin regeneration & healing. It will help the wound heal VERY quickly and help to prevent scarring.

Perhaps you won't want to use it until after the doc looks at the wound again (he'd likely throw a fit if he saw it on there :::eyeroll:::). But if you put it on after you see him Friday, let it dry 'really dry' really good (and keep applying it), there's really no way anything but "awesome healing" is going to happen from there on out. YAY!

As long as you keep taking the garlic (and enough of it), everything should be 'fine' when you see him on Friday (or Tuesday).

Blessings,

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