Treating Infected Leg from Injury
Mr R. B., aged 50. October 1996. This case illustrates the effectiveness of dielectric resonance management where standard drug therapies are ruled out due to conflicting symptoms and treatments. R. B. returned from a holiday in the Canary Islands with an infected leg injury which had occurred 10 days previously. The infection was gaining ground each day with the central part of the injury becoming ulcerated. R.B. also had skin burns and contact dermatitis covering 80% of his body which was caused by a faulty domestic water supply in the holiday accommodation. The water had contained dangerously high levels of chlorine and his travelling companion had also received similar skin burns. R. B.'s doctor could not prescribe antibiotics for the leg injury because of the risk of exacerbating his dermatitis. However, he expressed his concern that, without antibiotics, the infection would spread. This view was confirmed by a second doctor. The patient refused to use steroid creams believing the applications of creams might dissolve the toxic chloroamines (resulting from chlorine's reaction with the skin) deeper into the dermis, making matters worse. The burning, itching and stinging sensations associated with dermatitis indicated that a cooling treatment was required.
R. B.'s dermatitis was treated using a mixture of emerald and blue sapphire in a violet-filtered lamp. The rays were directed to the top of head. The gem mixture was pulsed at a hypnotic frequency of 3.3 Hz (theta brain wave frequency). Within a few minutes the irritation and itching subsided and R. B. was in a profound state of relaxation. His infected leg was treated with yellow sapphire with a blue lamp at 8.3 Hz for 15 minutes. This treatment triggered the wound to discharge pus, subsiding the redness, swelling and pain To E-Mail us, please click here: whalemedicalinc@aol.com .
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