wound healing 
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10 years ago
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i was doing a bit of research on wound healing since that is my current experiment. i have always known that keeping wounds moist allows them to better heal but never really knew why. i found this very interesting. many on here (including myself) tried the leave it alone experiment because we thought that it was better that the scab formed to allow the skin underneath to heal. and that keeping it moist is bad because the scabs dont form as well and exfoliate easily. but my research has shown that it is actually much better to keep them because scabs forming is BAD. among other things. here is a very simple link.
http://int.elastoplast.net/magazine/health-and-protection/moist-wound-healing
many people on here may already know this but many on here have also done the leave it alone experiment for the reason that the scab stays on.Google Advertisement
- Re: wound healing danielxmiller
10 years ago
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MoreThis is a reply to # 2,012,402I have contemplated this many times, however I haven't come across very many people who were healed from keeping the lips constantly moist...it does seem logical though, just haven't been able to see it actually result in anything.
Let us know how it goes- Re: wound healing JK216
10 years ago
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MoreThis is a reply to # 2,012,621yes thats what makes me nervous. well i guess it just makes me nervous in general that not many people have cured this. but i havent read of anyone who has actually been healed by not putting any ointment on their lips. it seems like everyone that claimed they did ended up not actually being cured. but it comforts me that you have seen so much progress.
- Re: wound healing danielxmiller
10 years ago
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This is a reply to # 2,012,669This guy Jeff has been cured, doing what I am doing. http://www.exfoliativecheilitis.com/
and it took him 3-4 years, but it worked for him. I still keep in touch with him personally.- Re: wound healing lipshitz
10 years ago
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Google AdvertisementThis is a reply to # 2,012,832Jeff, aka cureforcurezone, inspired me to finally start hitting the gym and the heated yoga studio as of last week, although it's unclear his condition was ever as bad as mine from the picture he used to have up on his site. If I recall, the skin would peel off easily after a workout, until it just eventually stopped.
It's important to note he eliminated allergies to wheat and cats, and his condition worsened with stress, and got better on vacations. And yeah, he said he stopped applying topicals 3 years before being totally healed.
Peace,
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- Re: wound healing Vunk
10 years ago
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Google AdvertisementThis is a reply to # 2,012,832Since how long was he affected by EC before starting the leaving alone method?
- Re: wound healing lipshitz
10 years ago
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This is a reply to # 2,013,008Read through his old posts:
//www.curezone.org/forums/s.asp?f=762&c=0&t=150&ob=d&m=cureforcurezone&p=1
I want to say 3 years though.
Peace,
C.S.- Re: wound healing Maxime77
10 years ago
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Google AdvertisementThis is a reply to # 2,013,102cureforcurezone healed thanks to the leavingalone method and thats great. However he did it over a period of three years! so it means that we need to pe patient. I wonder if he got his lips wet (drinking, taking shower, swimming etc) sometimes while leaving them alone. does someone know?
Also he said that his lips were feeling better and not even peeling when he was traveling to hot countries. Its interesting because the same happened for me. I was on a trip to Cairns (tropical queensland) and my lips didn't peel for the whole trip + when i came back to Brisbane my lips were not peeling for like a week but then peeling cycle came back. Brisbane is hot as well though...but Cairns has a TROPICAL climate with humidity over 80% while Brisbane is more around 50/60%. Again to support this theory: It was freaking hot and dry last tuesday in Brisbane with 40° and 10% humidity level....my lips were feeling HELL . Now it came to normal because the humidity level is around 60%. I will wait for the tropical summer that we may have here in brisbane as well during december/january/february and see how it goes. but yeah humidity definitely affect our lips and may be an important factor for EC.
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- Re: wound healing Dee918
10 years ago
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This is a reply to # 2,012,402I agree that leaving the lips alone to dry up is not a good idea. I decided that disinfecting and moisturizing was the way to go, and it's working great for me.
See my protocol here:
//www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=2011862#i
I wish someone else would try it, so that others can benefit.
- Re: wound healing lipshitz
10 years ago
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This is a reply to # 2,013,229Dee918, I think many people are waiting to see what happens when you discontinue the treatment. A lot of folks tried the dish-soap + moisturizer method and the condition returned when the treatment was discontinued, and worsened for some too. Good luck, and please do keep us posted.
Peace,
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10 years ago
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Google AdvertisementThis is a reply to # 2,013,282Put dish soap on the lips can cause serious damage
The lips are cracked and dry... I think the person who tryed this only clean the fungal of the lips. But there's a lot in the tongue that make it go back the lips
Just to know, I had a cat for years but I don't have it no more, I cut the white bread and dark chocolate(chocolate is really bad for my EC)...
I just moisturize my lips because when I first got "no peeling"I stopped to moisturize and they stayed well for 15 days, now my lips are dry but not cracked, looks like it don't have a nice elasticity, so I use the bepanthol on and on
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- Re: wound healing Dee918
10 years ago
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This is a reply to # 2,013,282Lipshitz:
The problem with that is that dish soap is very harsh and full of toxic chemicals. Not something you would want to put on your lips (or your hands). The combination of borax and hydrogen peroxide has specific properties. Also, not all moisturizers are the same - pure lanolin HPA is very different from the products other people have used (on another forum people did use Lansinoh and they got good results).
I read practically every post for the past 4 years, and no one has tried the *specific* method and combination of products that I'm using. I chose those products very carefully due to their respective properties.
Please see the details of my protocol here:
//www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=2011862#i
and research the products I'm using.
BTW, I'm well into Week 3, and my lips are still looking good. Yes, I too am waiting to see what happens when I stop in a couple of weeks.
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- Re: wound healing ECParent
10 years ago
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This is a reply to # 2,013,459Hi Dee - how did you come up with this protocol? And let us know if they continue to be healed after you stop - sometimes things work for awhile but not after stopping - thanks for the info!
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