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Hello Karma,

I ordered that book too and will enjoy the reading. The examples

you've written from the book do bring back memories of my Aunt .

Stray cats would end up at her backdoor and she used " castor oil " on

their wounds (cat fights). All her strays healed and LOVED her to

pieces. Ah, reminds me of my childhood.

I bet your husband loves you to pieces for " entertaining " him. I

imagine his life with you is never a dull moment and he's happy as

ever because has a wife is so " creative " and " inventive " and

" inspirational " . Be glad you are the wonderful lady that you are. I

bet he is too.

Thanks for sharing with us. Tig :)

> Thank you ,

> I just finished reading " The Oil that Heals " it is about Castor

Oil.

One of the examples in the book talked about a man who had a

severely

infected finger. He had gotten something lodged between the nail and

skin and it has swollen up and was pussing and very tender. He was

going to the Dr. to get it lanced the next day. His wife wrapped it

in a caster oil cloth and bandaged it over night. The next day the

swelling was completely gone and he was easily able to take the

debris

out of his nail.

>

> Another story was of a little squirrel. A woman had nursed a

little

squirrel from a baby. Then one day her pet ferret got into the

squirrels cage and bite the squirrel to within an inch of it's life.

The vet said the squirrel was a goner, but the woman wasn't willing

to

give up on the cold little almost lifeless body. She wrapped the

entire squirrel body in a castor oil soaked cloth and put a heat pad

on it. The next day the squirrel was up and running around. She

said

it was a true miracle.

>

> My husband is once again laughing at me. He swears that I am his

built in entertainment. This is because I am such an extremist.

Whatever I am doing, it seems to cure everything! He says, " What!

all my problems can't be solved by just deep breathing breathing,

then

Puhhhh!, No, wait, it is by drinking distilled water, on, no... wait,

everything will be fixed if I will just remember to oil swish every

morning, or is it by drinking vinegar and honey, no... that was last

month. This month it is putting castor oil on everything and

....don't

forget to make sure my colon is clean and I am parasite free! He of

course is kidding, but that is the story of my life! I am always

searching for ways to improve life as I know it, then I want to share

it with everyone!!

> ~Karma

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> My castor oil observations

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> Hi all,

>

> As some of you might know from my sore throat post, I've been

battling a very

> stubborn illness this week. It started as a sore throat and

upgraded to a

> major head cold with flu-like symptoms. I had been oil swishing

with Hain's

> Sunflower Oil for most of the week. While it made me feel a

little better,

> it wasn't completely knocking out this cold. On Thursday I

bought

some

> castor oil ( " Now " brand...it was all the local health food store

had) and

> started swishing with it. For those of you who do swish and

haven't tried it

> yet, it takes a while to get used to the consistency. Compared

to

the Hain

> oil, it is very thick... I felt like I had motor oil in my mouth,

haha. But

> it is also tasteless like Hain (at least it's tasteless to

me...who knows,

> maybe I'm just used to having oil in my mouth). And after a

couple minutes

> it thins out, so it really isn't bad. I have to admit, I was a

little

> disappointed at first. I didn't feel any better immediately like

I do with

> the Hain oil. My sinuses always drain with Hain and I notice an

immediate

> improvement. With the castor oil, I felt like I didn't even

swish. But I

> stuck with it and swished a couple more times throughout the day.

This

> morning when I woke up I noticed a remarkable improvement. My

sinuses were

> clear and I didn't have the lovely stuffed-up sound to my voice.

Except for

> a slight cough, I'm completely better. Has anyone else noticed

this with the

> castor oil? While Hain produced slight immediate results, it

didn't

> completely heal me; The castor oil didn't do anything for me

immediately but

> it ended up doing the job in one day! Maybe I'm not normal...

that wouldn't

> come as a shock to me, haha. But if any of you are considering

trying the

> castor oil, I highly recommend it. I'm only going to use it to

swish from

> now on.

>

> Oh yeah, one more thing I noticed with the castor oil: (Warning:

this is a

> bit gross) I had my wisdom teeth taken out when I was 15 and one

side of my

> mouth never healed quite right....there's almost a " pit " in my

jaw. Once in

> a while something will get stuck down in there and become

infected

(I know

> this is disgusting, I'm sorry). If any of you every had major

dental work

> done and you get a little piece of popcorn or something in there,

you know

> how painful it is. Until now, I'd have to pick at the infected

area and

> pretty much beat it up, hoping to unlodge whatever was in there

and usually

> prolonging the healing process. It isn't a pleasant task. On

top

of this

> illness this week, I managed to get something lodged in that

pit... the back

> of my jaw was swollen to extremes. It looked like I had a jelly

bean under

> the skin...it was horrible. I know, I've been a wreck this week.

Since I

> was sick I didn't fiddle around with it. But after swishing with

the castor

> oil, the swelling miraculously disappeared also! I don't feel

any

pain, and

> my jaw is back to normal. I don't know what this oil does, but I

can vouch

> for it!

>

> Finally pulling herself back together,

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