Re: CUBA ANNOUNCES NEW VACCINE!

Actually I personally know of two areas in Cuba (where I have family)
Marianao in La Habana and Holguin in Oriente. I have also heard that the
Playa Giron area is a mess.
Nothing in Cuba is "Cheap and effcient", parents are using a mixture of
creosote and home made charcoal. Drs. are telling parents to indeed use
Salta Water ( Fortunely theres plenty of that!) which according to your
experince seem to have good results.
The actual point of this is .. Cuba does not manufacture a simple straight
forward anti-lice solution for its children BUT... it wil spend money on
research for drugs that can be exported or given away as blatant propaganda.


"Urban Domeij" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> "ahlahan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > How about making some tooth paste, cotton balls, Iodine ,
> > sinus spray. Using anesthesia when pulling a tooth ??
> > Like everything else in that communist hell  - NOTHING is
> > EVER done for the welfare of the people but for its propaganda
> > value. Fuck meningitis, school kids are suffering from a
> > devastating lice epidimic.
> >
>
> ahlahan, do you know a particular area where kids suffer
> from lice as you say? If it's head lice, there is a cheap
> and efficient cure that is well tolerated by children and
> poison free. I know that the price may be too high for
> many Cubans, but I have treated neighbourhood kids to rid
> them of the lice all at the same time. Kinda didn't make
> sense to treat only one kid when all had it, he'd only
> get them back.
>
> It consists of a hair packing with gel shampoo mixed with salt.
> You use about 20% salt in the shampoo, and you leave it in the
> hair for some twenty minutes or so with a towel around after
> massaging it well into the scalp not leaving any hair dry.
> Rinse it out, and all lice are dead. Repeat after two or three
> days and then after another two or three days. Salt and schampoo
> is less yucky than oil and a lot cheaper, and it rinses easily
> out of the hair. For combing, I use a pet comb with rotating
> pins, it is the best one for afro hair, kids don't like to
> be combed very hard.
>
> Urban