Fractures

Sudden rupture of a bone or cartilage occurring after a trauma of a certain violence

Normally, a fracture progresses towards the fusion of the bone ends by the formation of a fibrous callus which ossifies little by little.

Fractures are treated by immobilizing the injured parts.

Following a fracture type trauma, a complication frequently appears: algodystrophy which manifests itself by

• stasis of the lymphatic system and venous system,
• painful blockage of the affected limb
• and prolonged inability to move.

Cocktail of equal volumes of carrot juice, beetroot, green cabbage, turnip

Sprouted alfalfa

Nettle soup

Comfrey

Marine plasma from Quinton (Biocean) - Spirulina

Fish milt: 2 capsules X 3 / day

Crushed egg shells, macerated in lemon juice

Potaplasm of crushed comfrey roots

Apply a mixture of equal parts of tincture of myrrh and olive oil, then, the next day, a mixture of equal parts of table salt and cider vinegar (this is a remedy for ligament pain following fractures, according to E. Cayce)

Potassium with T.M. ofArnica

Oil of Neter (spasgyric remedy)

E.O. of Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis camphoriferum)

E.O. of Citron (Citrus limonum) in case of wound

E.O. of Clove (Eugenia caryophyllata)