OT- Need Killer Arthritis Regimen

Hey guys, wanted to see what you all thought of this. I'm looking into trying either an internal or topical treatment based on this theory regarding amoebas that cause arthritis: (also, there's a lot of good info in this pdf as well)

http://arthritistrust.org/Articles/Anti-amoebic%20Treatment%20for%20Rheumatoid%20Disease.pdf

Looks like Clotrimazole kills the amoeba, but I wonder if this can be used as a topical or an internal, topical would be better if it absorbs transdermally, maybe combined with emu oil or magnesium oil?

Keep in mind, I like the natural stuff, but if this works on amoeba/parasitic/fungal, this may be the best way to do it because I'm looking at it as a topical, knees, back, etc.

Any ideas on this or the amoeba theory?

boron/borax 20 mule laundry detergent is one very good treatment

A quote

"RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS
- An autoimmune disease whereby the body attacks its own joints. The synovial membrane is affected causing degeneration and deformity of the joint. It is more common in women and often later develops into osteo arthritis. Work by a Prof Wyburn-Mason identified an amoeba as a parasite in the joint. Certain common minerals in the blood, including boron, can control these parasites."

http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1364499

By the way, here is a good thread

https://immortalhair.forumotion.com/natural-hair-regrowth-forum-f1/the-dietary-histone-deacetylase-inhibitor-sulforaphane-induces-human-beta-defensin-2-in-intestinal-epithelial-cells-t2537.htm

Thanks JDP, maybe will do mag oil with boron as a topical or castor oil hot pack with boron, or boron with a vasodialator like cayenne or niacin to allow the boron to get into the joints and synovial fluid. Many thanks.

whip,

Boron can be applied transdermally and will be absorbed in your body.

So if you use it as a shampoo or whatever, it will still get in your body that way without having to use mag oil, etc..

20 mule borax laundry detergent is basically boron. I'd personally try that if you're looking at using it externally.

hope this helps

Thanks JDP, I have the mule team and tri-boron caps. I prefer external/topical in this case on the arthritic areas so thanks for the info on the borax by itself transdermally.

This is why: (and maybe why bangkok ted at earthclinic recommends manganese (soy) for hair)

(3rd and 4th paragraph)

http://www.acu-cell.com/b.html

Sounds plausible.

When I took manganese based on Ted's recommendation 2 1/2 years ago I didn't see a change regarding hair loss but maybe by manganese levels weren't low enough.