LEG
ULCERS
About Leg Ulcers
Leg
ulcers are more likely to develop in people with poor circulation,
thrombophlebitis, varicose veins or diabetes.
Nutrition Facts & Diet
Advice for Leg Ulcers
Consider the following nutrition guidelines:
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Eat
a high fibre diet with plenty of raw and lightly steamed vegetables.
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Especially
eat dark green leafy vegetables and alfalfa.
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Garlic
and onions improve circulation and promote healing. Their germanium content boosts the immune system and improves
delivery of oxygen to the diseased tissues.
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Avoid
sugar and all refined foods.
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Some
people may not like the idea, but you may find the use of urine used
topically very useful.
Health Supplements
for Leg Ulcers
Often, a combination of
supplements may help in alleviating this condition. You may
wish to consult a nutritional therapist for personal advice.
Supplements that may be helpful in alleviating symptoms are
shown below:
(please
also read this important notice concerning supplement
medical claims)
Also
consider:
Colloidal
silver - which acts as an antiseptic and subdues inflammation.
Apply topically to the affected area as directed on label.
(Higher Nature)
Goldenseal
and comfrey poultices.
Also consider:
Topical urine
(see Dermatitis)
Recommended
Books
health book - How to Stop Heartburn: Simple Ways to
health book - Stomach Ulcers: Safe Alternatives
health book - Stress Protection Plan, The
health book - Urine Therapy: Nature's Elixir for Good Health
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