Definition

Tissue mortification, followed or not by infection.

Gangrene is distinguished:

-   white in which the mortified plaque is milky white,

-   humid in which putrefaction phenomena dominate,

-   dry (or sphacele) in which the tissues are black, dried out

Nutritherapy

Nutrition/Hypotoxic diet and control of acid-base balance are essential.

Avocado, mango, buckwheat, parsley, millet, fresh ginger, turmeric

CoEnzyme Q₁₀, 30 mg X 3 / day

Pycnogenol (extract from maritime pine bark), 260 mg / day

Avoid: cold meats, gluten cereals, preserves, jams, sugars, fried foods, breadings, stews, chocolate, coffee

Hygiene

The intolerable pain stops quickly from the start of the Gardelle differential thermotherapy treatment.

Eliminate smoking as a priority before any treatment

Aromatherapy

EO of Oregano (Origanum vulgare)

EO of Cypress (Cupressus sempervirens)

Phytotherapy

Red vine (Vitis vinifera)

Pau d'Arco / Lapacho

Wild lime sapwood (Tilia cordata)

Oligotherapy

Natural magnesium chloride (nigari) or E=Mg₂ (Bioenergy)

Copper-Gold-Silver (Cu-Au-Ag), 1 daily dose

Homeopathy

Arsenicum album 5 CH, remedy for necrosis and exhaustion Crotalus horridus 5 CH Euphorbia æsinifera 5 CH		in case of dry gangrene with black tissue
Lachesis mutus 5 CH Carbo vegetabilis 5 CH		in case of wet gangrene with tissues in strong putrefaction

Other Therapies

Gardelle thermo-differential method

- Application of ice pack on the site of gangrene and very hot wet towel on the abdomen and liver + hot water bottle on top and hot water bottle under the foot of the leg on the unaffected side

- Permanent application of this protocol, until resolution (on average around fifteen days are necessary)

Definition

Nutritherapy

Hygiene

Aromatherapy

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