Re: Help me get rid of scabies

USE SALT

The permetharine does NOT work. Bleach doesn't work. Borax doesn't work, flea and tick dog shampoo (which is poinous) doesn't work. I will tell you what works. I did it and it killed scabies in two weeks.

THIS WORKS:
I had scabies after trying on a hat at a department store. That is all it takes to get them. They are persistent and do not die easily. I battled them for almost three years. ...Yes, 3 years. I tried dog flea shampoo daily with a specific ingredients in it (suggested on a web blog). I tried many different things that I read about, including things on actual medical pages. Those things helped very little, but like I said, scabies are hard to kill. They kept coming back (reproducing).

Finally, I decided to try something on my own and the scabies were gone permanently in two weeks. Here is what I did to get rid of scabies for good:

I knew that nearly anything can not live in a salt environment. I knew that scabies were persistent and they "tunnel" below the skin and cause a puss infection and just won't die easily. I knew all the things I read in blogs didn't work either. I was frustrated and angry.

So, I went out and bought #36 grit sand paper and cut it into 3 inch x 3 inch squares (it will ruin your scissors. I had to buy another pair of scissors to replace the pair that got ruined). #36 is a very large grit sand paper). I also got some large grit Sea Salt .

I put some Sea Salt in a small glass with warm water and let it devolve a bit. Sea Salt has large crystals and won't dissolve quickly, but don't worry about that, it doesn't need to dissolve completely.

I wet my head with warm water and then sanded my scalp, gently at first to get used to the pain of sanding, and then harder as I sanded my scalp where the scabies were. For me, they were on both sides of my scalp (heavily), and on the back of my scalp and down the back of my scalp toward my neck. My scalp had puss everywhere the scabies were located. I hated it! I was angry about it. NOTHING was working for nearly three years of trying to kill them!

In anger because nothing was killing the scabies, I was determined to get rid of them once and for all. I knew that sanding my scalp would break open the skin, exposing the scabies and releases the puss from their burrowing which caused the infection.

After sanding my scalp, I rinsed my head, and of course there will be some pinkish blood in the sink, but not a lot. Then I took the liquid sea salt and poured it on my scalp. Yes, you can bet it burns. But I had enough of battling scabies. I wanted them gone.

I had no idea if this would really work, but just like you, I was desperate.

So, after sanding and then pouring the sea salt liquid on my scalp, I let it set a minute until the burning stopped (it will stop burning)... hang in there.

Next, I took about a teaspoon of dry sea salt and put it in the palm of my hand and then rubbed the heck out of where I sanded which is basically sanding my scalp with sea salt. Yes, you bet that burns, too, as you grind the salt into the already sanded area of your scalp. ...It will be worth it because this will get rid of scabies for good in only two weeks. ...Hang in there, the burning will stop after about one minute.

I waited until it stopped burning, and then I rinsed my scalp clean of all salt. Then, I took a tablespoon of table salt and put it in the palm of my hand and gently covered my wet, sanded scalp with the table salt and I left the on my scalp, and then took paper towel and dabbed my head dry (yes, the paper towel will be pink-ish with blood), which then, leaving the table salt on my scalp, I let the table salt dry and fall off my head. It took about an hour for the table salt to dry and fall off my head. What didn't fall off, I went outside and brushed off the remaining table salt with my hands.

I repeated this process every other day (sometimes every other-other day) for two weeks (about 6 times total). After only TWO WEEKS is all it took. The scabies and infection were gone... for good.

I also went out and purchased 7 CHEAP pillow cases. I changed my pillow case each day. I got up in the morning and removed the pillow case, putting it in the washer where I knew it wouldn't touch anything else. At bed time, I put a new one on my pillow. I didn't wash my pillow but maybe I should have, but I guess it wasn't necessary anyway.

In two weeks the scabies were gone, and they are still gone after almost one year.

This method, although painful, but manageable, kills scabies. It might scar your scalp or skin wherever you sand, I don't know because I've never looked at my scalp to see. Scabies also scar the scalp, so I figured it didn't matter. I wanted the scabies gone. ...They are gone.

This method absolutely gets rid of scabies and infection. I had scabies bad. Not anymore!

You can reuse the same sand paper, just rinse it when you rinse your scalp. That's it.

That is how to kill scabies on your own without spending a fortune on useless junk that doesn't work. After three years of battling scabies, I killed them for good in two weeks... permanently.

I am just telling you what I did and to let others know that it absolutely works. I tried many things, and the permetharin crap does NOT work. Oat meal doesn't work, starving them of oxygen with vaseline doesn't work. Bleach doesn't work. Hydrogen peroxide doesn't work. SANDING and SALT absolutely works. Tweet