Will Vaseline Petroleum Jelly Help Painful Mouth Sores
Dear Ted from Bangkok,
I have sore mouth inside. They feel dry, sticky and cutty sore. The weather is very hot since March. I catch a cold from the sweating and then exposed to wind and air-con. I feel so tired I don't even have the power to talk clearly.
Can I apply Vaseline petroleum jelly inside my mouth and on my gums? Is it alright to swallow it while eating and drinking?
Seria, Brunei
07/10/2015
I have been waiting for ages for replies about my questions and still no answers yet.
Dear Earth Clinic guys, please modify how you operate the answering ways. A lot of questions are buried under tons of other queries unanswered, some partly but need follow ups because they are nothing useful like comments only.
It would be better if you guys assign a few Earth Clinic's Champions like Ted from Bangkok, Mother for all, etc. with like 10 questions per person to answer. Give them some monies per question like perhaps 5 cents each question.
Please think about it and implement as soon as possible.
I hate waiting for answers. For God's sake, I have a problem at hand to solve, yet no answers from your platform.
That's a weakness of EC needing improvement, don't you think so?
Somewhere, Europe
07/14/2015
Roy Lee, read up on the section on EC about Canker Sores. Personally, I wouldn't put petroleum jelly on them. Coconut oil takes away the pain temporarily but is not a cure (in my case). Staying away from stress, sugar and white flour, and taking L-Lysine - up to 500mg. on an empty stomach in the morning with water has been a cure for me.
Fountain Inn, Sc
07/14/2015
Hello Roy Lee,
Re ... no one responded to you...
I looked back at your question and I'm happy to respond. I think the problem was that you specifically addressed your question to TED and I don't usually get into matters that have been posed to individuals. But your second query was asking for ANYONE to help.
OK...you have sores in the mouth. Right off, Roy, get the issue of virus off the table. If me...I KNOW what this would mean.... a viral infection. My weapon of choice is Colloidal Silver. When as a little boy I'd get "cold sores" in my mouth my dad would take a "stick" of Silver Nitrate and apply to the sore and poof...gone the next day.
Likely you have an infection derived from the sinuses. Also make sure you IRRIGATE the sinuses and ear canals with CS. Then if me, I'd drink the CS, one or two tablespoons twice a day for a month. If this IS an infection, after drinking for a week or two.... energy will return as the virus is killed off and your immune system is surging.
Look on Earth Clinic videos and you'll find me making CS and discussing how to irrigate. I've been on CS for 22 years now. Rarely am I sick and at 66 the only issue I am fighting of a serious nature is enlarged prostate which I believe is caused by a deep seated bacterial infection. I've taken LOTS of vitamins and nutrients all my adult life. My most important is NATURAL Vitamin E (NOT synthetic) and magnesium. You only get synthetic at drug stores. Natural is d-alpha tocopherol...NOT dl-alpha tocopherol. That "l" means it is synthetic.
Syracuse, New York
07/14/2015
Roy Lee: There is NO magical CURE for everything. No one here is in any way able to DIAGNOSE what is wrong with you. Not even a doctor could HOPE to do that without examining you and doing certain tests for what is causing these sores around your mouth.
You are unhappy with this forum because no one has some miracle cure for you without even providing the required information [ a doctor`s diagnosis ] of what is causing these sores.
Also: People here try and help others. They get paid NOTHING. And it is an insult to think 5 cents would in any way be adequate compensation for their efforts. They do make these efforts as a kindness to other people. If you want the help only a qualified medical doctor can provide see one. That MD will be charging a lot more than 5 cents.
Oscar
