Re: echinacea pessaries

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Hello ,

I do not know what stage of dysplasia your patient has but I had

dysplasia (mild I imagine) many, many years ago and treated it

effectively with diluted German Chamomile (blue) essential oil; I

knew it was related to anger.

Also you can make pessaries but you need moulds - Neal's Yard do

them. I have a recipe or two but I have to say I am not sure on the

proportions - too much tincture and the mixture does not contain it

and sinks as liquid to the bottom of the mould so you might have to

play with it as I omitted to write down right amounts when I made

them. Oh what a poor herbalist!

However it is about -

30 gm cocoa butter melt in water bath. Add

3ml oil (calendula or olive oil, etc) maybe a bit more might be

better.

Essential oils if desired.

3ml of tincture again maybe you can get a bit more in can't remember

or maybe it is too much!

Oil pessaries mould. Pour in mixture. Use a cocktail stick to stir /

jig the mixture a little once it is in the mould to get the bubbles

out so they don't effect the pessary shape. Leave to cool.

Anyone better with pessary making proportions?

Best wishes,

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> Hallo,

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> Having recently read the information below, written by

Harrod Buhner, I would like to make, or acquire some echinacea

pessaries to treat a patient with cervical dysplasia. Has anyone

made any before? any tips? Or, does anyone know of a supplier?

Thanks.

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> H B wrote " Echinacea can easily correct even stage three

dysplasia. Whenever echinacea is placed directly on cells that are

displaying abnormal properties, the cells tend to return to normal

relatively quickly as long as the treatment is assertive and

consistent. I have seen no other herb that comes even close to its

reliability in this regard "

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