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1/27/2010 12:57:17 PM | Robin and ML - I tried the barley treatment in this link.. in fact, my updates are on the Lyme site.. though I haven't updated it since Sept. Yes, it DOES work! It was actually the best skin treatment I used. It took a lot of treatments, but my skin improved with every application. I reached a point where I had no more stinging and biting and bugs. This treatment is awesome. I am still treating my skin with other things.. I still have some problem areas, which I am treating with other topicals, and I'll probably go back and do a few more barley treatments. ML - I use the ESP botanical New Hope II balm during the day and use the ESP soap for showering. At night, I will apply my own topicals to my skin. I've used DSP cream, Olive Oil mixed with Tea Tree Oil and DE, Olive Oil mixed with GSE, and Olive Oil mixed with Eucalyptus and lavender oils. I sometimes use coconut oil or jojoba oil by itself. I just rub the mixture all over - rub really well - and sleep with it on.. wash it off in the morning. If it is stinging the lesions, you may want to try lowering the concentration of tea tree oil in the mixture for awhile. For the scalp, you can try fungal shampoos, like selsun blue... also I've used Jason's tea tree oil shampoo, Jason's lavendar shampoo.. ESP botanicals New Hope II soap (you can soap up your scalp and let it dry and wear it during the day). For the scalp, you can also try an apple cider vinegar rinse. It will sting full strength, so try diluting it before rinsing with it. You can try some baths too. Use epsom salts and baking soda... also you can try food grade hydrogen peroxide in the bath, or apple cider vinegar. You can soak your scalp in there while you relax. ESP botanicals also makes a great spiced bath soak that really purges out specks and other things from the skin. If your lesion won't clear up.. could you perhaps get it cultured from a doc to see what you are really dealing with here (fungal, bacterial?)? |
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