Re: Emu Oil Some interesting info

[Guest guest]

I LOVE emu oil! I use it in my lotions. You don't need to use a

large percentage in your recipe. But subbing part of your oils with

emu adds great benefits.

I also put emu oil directly on cold sores. If I am lucky enough to

catch them when they are just starting I can prevent them from

blistering. If not I dab it on frequently. It reduces the redness.

When blisters pop they tend to dry out, crack and bleed. Treating

with emu oil has prevented that in my experience. The cold sore heals

faster and doesn't look as awful while healing as with other

treatments I have used. I carry a roll-on tube of emu oil with me.

Trudi

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[Guest guest]

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I speak from personal experience when I say that emu oil is considered nothing

shy of a miracle oil in my house.

I have a 4 year old daughter who, when she was a little over a year old, was

severely burned with boiling spaghetti sauce. The ER docs said she had 2nd and

3rd degree burns located under her eye, down over her cheek, and atop the

eyelid. We were told by the plastic surgeon who's care she was under, that she

would require multiple skin grafts in the coming months.

I began treating her with emu oil and a little lavender EO the day after the

accident, every hour for the first week or so, then several times a day for

about 2 months. Within the first 4 days, yes, DAYS, there was more healing that

had occured with only emu oil/lavender, than I could have even hoped for after

grafting. She was seen by the plastic surgeon on that day (day 4) and he thought

he had the wrong patient! She had one more follow-up appt with him a few weeks

later and then he told me there was nothing he needed to do and cancelled plans

for any operations.

Four months afterwards, she only had a slight pink tone where the burn had been,

within a couple of more months, you could only tell were the burn had been if

she was crying hard and got red-faced. After a few more months there was NO

evidence of any burn whatsoever. Zero, not even slight scarring or redness. I

even forget which eye it was unless I really think about it, but you can't tell

at all by looking at her.

I have pictures to prove this, too.

Emu oil goes in all my soaps and most of my other products as well.

I understand it works very well on leg ulcers that diabetics get, acne, aging

skin, and can even be taken internally.

If you have any other questions feel free to email me. And, no, I don't sell the

oil but I should!

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From: " " <vk3kcg@...>

The more I research Emu oil the more interesting it becomes. It seems

to be a good oil to use in skin care products. Here is a link to an

Australian Emu Oil supplier that has a lot of technical info on their

website. http://www.wavetech.com.au/pinjali/emuoilinfo.htm

If anyone is using Emu Oil can you tell us what your thoughts are on it.

[Guest guest]

Wow..it sounds great! Is there anyone you know who sells it? The Emu

Oil I've seen has always been expensive. Do you think it would work

well on ringworm, or scalp fungal issues? How long did you have to

apply the emu oil before you saw results, and how much did you have

to put in your product for it to be effective? I want to try and make

something for my daughter's scalp, she went to the pool a couple of

weeks ago and caught some sort of scalp condition.

Thanks,

Carol

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on it.

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[Guest guest]

I use Emu Oil Cream because I have arthritis and very sore joints. Earlier

this year I did something to my back and it hurt to stand, sit etc. My

husband suggested I put Emu Oil on it and wow I was amazed. I work on the

computer keyboard 8 hours a day and before I start work, I rub Emu Oil on my

hands.

I really is a miracle drug.

Would love to know where I can purchase the oil itself and recipes for

making creams and acne products for myself and granddaughter.

Sally

In a message dated 9/21/2008 3:40:21 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

bubby2six@... writes:

,

I speak from personal experience when I say that emu oil is considered

nothing shy of a miracle oil in my house.

I have a 4 year old daughter who, when she was a little over a year old,

was severely burned with boiling spaghetti sauce. The ER docs said she had 2nd

and 3rd degree burns located under her eye, down over her cheek, and atop the

eyelid. We were told by the plastic surgeon who's care she was under, that

she would require multiple skin grafts in the coming months.

I began treating her with emu oil and a little lavender EO the day after the

accident, every hour for the first week or so, then several times a day for

about 2 months. Within the first 4 days, yes, DAYS, there was more healing

that had occured with only emu oil/lavender, than I could have even hoped for

after grafting. She was seen by the plastic surgeon on that day (day 4) and he

thought he had the wrong patient! She had one more follow-up appt with him a

few weeks later and then he told me there was nothing he needed to do and

cancelled plans for any operations.

Four months afterwards, she only had a slight pink tone where the burn had

been, within a couple of more months, you could only tell were the burn had

been if she was crying hard and got red-faced. After a few more months there

was NO evidence of any burn whatsoever. Zero, not even slight scarring or

redness. I even forget which eye it was unless I really think about it, but you

can't tell at all by looking at her.

I have pictures to prove this, too.

Emu oil goes in all my soaps and most of my other products as well.

I understand it works very well on leg ulcers that diabetics get, acne,

aging skin, and can even be taken internally.

If you have any other questions feel free to email me. And, no, I don't sell

the oil but I should!

-------------- Original message --------------

From: " " <vk3kcg@...>

The more I research Emu oil the more interesting it becomes. It seems

to be a good oil to use in skin care products. Here is a link to an

Australian Emu Oil supplier that has a lot of technical info on their

website. http://www.wavetech.com.au/pinjali/emuoilinfo.htm

If anyone is using Emu Oil can you tell us what your thoughts are on it.

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[Guest guest]

Yes...Emu oil is not cheap; but you only need a little bit in your

products to get the benefits that others have experienced.

>

> Wow..it sounds great! Is there anyone you know who sells it? The Emu

> Oil I've seen has always been expensive.

[Guest guest]

Since you ask, I sell emu oil, as reasonabley priced as possible, because I

really believe in it. It healed a rash I fought for months...great for bruising

and burns, all of that. I think it's mainly the omegas that give it the awesome

healing power, like fish oil. I've never heard of anyone having an allergic

reaction to it, but shea butter allergies are pretty common since it contains a

form of latex, the emu oil penetrates the outer layers of skin so it could make

something like that worse. Of course, like anything, somebody's going to be

allergic to it, so I believe it, and if you want to make creams or anything with

it, just be careful what you mix it with.

Traci

www.getemu.com

[Guest guest]

Do you think Emu Oil would help with vasculitus? My son has it when he

stands or sits in the same place for long periors of time. It hurts him a

lot. He describes it as arthritus you can see. Anyway I was wondering if

it might help him. Does it have a fragrance? in Michigan

-- Re: Emu Oil Some interesting info

I use Emu Oil Cream because I have arthritis and very sore joints. Earlier

this year I did something to my back and it hurt to stand, sit etc. My

husband suggested I put Emu Oil on it and wow I was amazed. I work on the

computer keyboard 8 hours a day and before I start work, I rub Emu Oil on

my hands.

I really is a miracle drug.

Would love to know where I can purchase the oil itself and recipes for

making creams and acne products for myself and granddaughter.

Sally

In a message dated 9/21/2008 3:40:21 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

bubby2six@... writes:

,

I speak from personal experience when I say that emu oil is considered

nothing shy of a miracle oil in my house.

I have a 4 year old daughter who, when she was a little over a year old,

was severely burned with boiling spaghetti sauce. The ER docs said she had

2nd

and 3rd degree burns located under her eye, down over her cheek, and atop

the

eyelid. We were told by the plastic surgeon who's care she was under, that

she would require multiple skin grafts in the coming months.

I began treating her with emu oil and a little lavender EO the day after

the

accident, every hour for the first week or so, then several times a day for

about 2 months. Within the first 4 days, yes, DAYS, there was more healing

that had occured with only emu oil/lavender, than I could have even hoped

for

after grafting. She was seen by the plastic surgeon on that day (day 4) and

he

thought he had the wrong patient! She had one more follow-up appt with him

a

few weeks later and then he told me there was nothing he needed to do and

cancelled plans for any operations.

Four months afterwards, she only had a slight pink tone where the burn had

been, within a couple of more months, you could only tell were the burn had

been if she was crying hard and got red-faced. After a few more months

there

was NO evidence of any burn whatsoever. Zero, not even slight scarring or

redness. I even forget which eye it was unless I really think about it, but

you

can't tell at all by looking at her.

I have pictures to prove this, too.

Emu oil goes in all my soaps and most of my other products as well.

I understand it works very well on leg ulcers that diabetics get, acne,

aging skin, and can even be taken internally.

If you have any other questions feel free to email me. And, no, I don't

sell

the oil but I should!

-------------- Original message --------------

From: " " <vk3kcg@...>

The more I research Emu oil the more interesting it becomes. It seems

to be a good oil to use in skin care products. Here is a link to an

Australian Emu Oil supplier that has a lot of technical info on their

website. http://www.wavetech.com.au/pinjali/emuoilinfo.htm

If anyone is using Emu Oil can you tell us what your thoughts are on it.

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tinctures, teas and more

Flat Rate Shipping! Just $5.99 per order ( over $25.00)! No matter how

heavy the order you pay just $5.99. See Site for details

http://glenbrookfarm.com/store/specialsseeds_1.html

Links

**************Looking for simple solutions to your real-life financial

challenges? Check out WalletPop for the latest news and information, tips

and

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