Bee... Poultice advice for Marina.

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Hi! Marina's going through a tough time with several healing crisis at

once it seems! She's doing the 9-day program. (day 2). However, a

few days ago, she popped a pimple under her eye, and it seems to have

become infected. Her eye is swollen now, and the area is red. I

looked all over your other website, and could not find the instructions

on how to make a good natural poultice to put on it to reduce swelling

and fight infection.

Besides this, she has intestinal and vaginal symptoms, severe backaches

and headaches, and several other things going on all at once!! She's

not a happy camper for sure.

Thanks Bee!!!

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> Hi! Marina's going through a tough time with several healing

crisis at

> once it seems! She's doing the 9-day program. (day 2). However,

a

> few days ago, she popped a pimple under her eye, and it seems to

have

> become infected. Her eye is swollen now, and the area is red. I

> looked all over your other website, and could not find the

instructions

> on how to make a good natural poultice to put on it to reduce

swelling

> and fight infection.

>

> Besides this, she has intestinal and vaginal symptoms, severe

backaches

> and headaches, and several other things going on all at once!!

She's

> not a happy camper for sure.

+++Hi Doug. I apologize since I realized I hadn't answered your

message. The best poultices (compresses) are herbal tea bags as

recommended in the Eye Treatments article:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/treat9.php

Compresses - Apply hot tea compresses. Compresses are very soothing

to red, burning, itching, inflammed eyes. Pau D'arco tea would be

good because it is also antifungal. Lie down with a bag over each eye

for 20 minutes at a time, two to three times a day.

Soaking the Eyes - Wash your hands, then dampen a clean washcloth

with sterile warm to hot water, and place it over your closed eyes.

You can do this four times a day, for about five minutes each time.

The heat of the compresses helps pull out toxins, and it soothes the

rash.

She can also soothe the rash with baking soda (which won't hurt the

eyes): mix 1 teaspoon into 4 ounces of water, and soak gauze or

cheesecloth with it and lay one over each eye for at least 10 minutes

a day.

Applying coconut oil to the rash is also good.

Bee