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Ulcerations
"Self treated a severe foot infection brought on by a
puncture wound from stepping barefooted on a rusty nail that
also had traces of a recently sprayed herbicide on it. Extreme
swelling, heat, and blood poisoning tracks on foot and spreading
up anterior thigh. Initially treated with tetanus shot oral
antibiotics, ice and elevation of limb. Not successful with
regular medical approach infection swelling and septic condition
of tissue continued for 24 hours plus.
I then applied the Infratonic 8 (Mind) to the top and bottom
of the foot 10 min., 3 times. Within a 6-hour period all the
streaking blood poisoning tracks were gone, the swelling was
reduced to approx a 10th of the degree prior to the application.
The heat, discoloration, swelling were gone. I was able to put
a shoe on again and stand all day doing massage, and elevated
and iced foot just once the next day. Healing was complete four
days later. By moving all the waste material out of the tissue,
healing was greatly increased. Only mild pain at the puncture
site the next day."
Sharon Sandin, North Bend, WA 4/17/02
"Two ulcers on the bottom of the right foot, below the
toes, parallel to each other for months; they were just stagnating,
not responding to treatment. Then I began Infratonic treatment.
The transducer was placed face up on the floor (Mind) for 2
hours or more with the right foot rested lightly atop the transducer.
Within 6 to 8 weeks of daily treatment for 2 hours or more,
the ulcer on the right side closed up and healed. The one on
the left was over 2” long and 3/4” deep. Now it’s
less than 1” long and 1/8” deep. Renewed optimism
for a complete healing. Also, a side-effect of treatment is
a very deep relaxation."
William Bernard, Pacific Grove, CA 4/21/02
"Peripheral vascular disease resulting in chronic ulcers
labeled non-healing by MD. Each circular, 2.4 cm in diameter.
Amputation was discussed as an option. Used the Infratonic at
least 3 times daily on the top of the knee in sitting and the
bottom of the foot. Wounds reduced in dimension sufficiently
to prompt vascular reconstruction surgery rather than amputation.
Post surgery wounds healed. Wounds remain resolved and use of
the QGM is sporadic."
Don Carey-Shaw, PT, Brookhaven, NY
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