Re: Re: high blood pressure; garlic for ear infections & also

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well, it doesn't burn like that - not like fire.

also, it's far less likely to " burn " adult skin - it's just that infant

skin can be sensitive and sometimes it can irritate. all children don't

seem to be bothered but enough do that if you don't know that your child

isn't, it's a good idea to just coat with a bit of olive oil. with your

husband though, he'll be fine

also, you mentioned you had him lay down...whatever he's doing that he's

*not* laying down, he should stop -- so frequently infections are our

bodies telling us we need to stop. regardless, it's important to respect

the work that the body does to heal itself by not heaping more stress on it

when it's sick - he should lay down all day long, bored or not!

At 02:41 PM 1/3/2004, you wrote:

>That's an important point! So are we talking all day? I had him lay

>down so the oil and whatever was coming from the garlic would go into

>his ear! So just put it in there and leave it,huh. How many drops of

>olive oil? Also is the garlic going down into the ear in this crushed

>state? Isn't there a worry about the pieces of crushed garlic burning

>the ear drum?

>

>Del

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> > > > > Have used a garlic oil capsule, stuck with a pin and squeezed

> > into

> > > > my ear.

> > > > > After the youngest had her first ear infection I got garlic oil

> > for

> > > > ears at

> > > > > the health food store. Didn't know strength making it myself

> > and was

> > > > > concerned capsule might be too much. She hated the smell and

> > drip.

> > > > The two

> > > > > times after that she woke up in the middle of the night with

> > what

> > > > seemed to

> > > > > be her ear, I used garlic oil and within 10 minutes she was

> > back to

> > > > sleep

> > > > > for the night to be fine after that. Oldest daughter had

> > repeated

> > > > ear

> > > > > infections and doctor visits. Attribute that now to my working

> > > > full time,

> > > > > having to take her out in all kinds of nasty weather to sitter,

> > > > exposure to

> > > > > other children and the stress of the life juggling.

> > > > >

> > > > > Wanita

> > > > >

> > > > > > > >Wanita is right about garlic being great for the ears

> > too.

> > > > Have you

> > > > > > > >heard my story about curing my grandson's ear infections

> > with

> > > > raw

> > > > > > > >garlic? He was only 9 months old and I cut raw garlic on

> > all

> > > > sides

> > > > > > > >into a little cube and put it in his ears with a cotton

> > ball

> > > > to hold

> > > > > > > >it in. Inside of 5 minutes he stopped crying and his ears

> > > > went from

> > > > > > > >bright red to normal. It is a miracle but true. I would

> > > > suggest

> > > > > > > >putting a couple drops of olive oil in the ear first and

> > also

> > > > crush

> > > > > > > >the garlic.

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > atg technical support

> > > > > > > support@a...

> > > > > > > 1-800-RING ATG

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