Re: nasal polyps - Pukka's Nasaya oil

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I have heard of Acorus calamus powder (sniff) but have no experience in

using it..

Best of luck

Iria

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> I tried this once for a patients polyps and she tried for a few weeks but

> no real help and she found it made her throat sore

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> Best wishes Niki

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> verity@... <verity%40bmsgroup.demon.co.ukDate>: Tue,

> 10 Jun 2008 11:05:32 +0100Subject: Re: nasal polyps -

> powders requested

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> lockekatharine wrote:>> Dear List>> I'm looking for experience in treating

> nasal polyps. It's for a> patient whose polyps were recently very tender

> during a headcold and> who wishes to avoid tinctures.>> I don't know whether

> iel found out anything following your> messages in March? Nasal polyps

> weren't covered in our course and I> can only find a reference in Bartrams.

> He says powdered blood root or> thuja as a snuff bid. Or powdered bayberry

> bark, black walnut, myrrh,> goldenseal, cat-thyme. Or garlic internally -

> powder, oil or fresh> corm inserted into nostril.>> And Hedley

> apparently uses powdered oak galls.>> I have garlic powder. Does anyone have

> any of the others, or any> advice? All suggestions welcome.>> many thanks

> Katharine>> Maybe Pukka's Nasaya oil.Verity[Non-text portions of this

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