Re: treesflicker: dandelion /hemorrhoids

[Guest guest]

Hi there treesflicker,

Thanks for responding to my post. I got a lot of responses, but one

in particular, white oak bark, keep my attention. When I do my next

cleanse next weekend, I will have one over-the-counter med

recommended and one herb recommended that I feel is the best one.

Hopefully I will be OK this time. I will post to let everyone know.

The peppermint tea is one I am well aware of (thanks). I used it

when the gas got so painful one day and the pain was over instantly,

thank God! I will try mixing it, especially because I love

peppermint tea.

Yogi DeTox tea. I have heard of that one and I believe I have that

in my closet now! I will consider that one also. I am so confused

right now, but after some research on the various herbs recommended

by everyone, I will be able to make a decision.

" I also used a few drops of the oil in water and chased the Epsom

salt

> with it the first few times. Its very powerful stuff and

absolutely

> must be diluted. "

You used peppermint oil in water? Did this help with preventing

hemrrhoids, or just gas?

Thanks again,

Hazelpone

[Guest guest]

Hello Hazelpone ,

Yes, I was later reading about white oak as a salve (mixed with bayberry,

goldenseal root, myrrh) " may even be better than conventional hemorrhoid

preparations. " * I also read that raw potato suppositories (peeled and cut

into cone pieces) to help heal and relieve H. pain.*

You used peppermint oil in water? Did this help with preventing

hemrrhoids, or just gas?

I dont know if it would help in preventing hemorrhoids.

I had put a few drops in water, I was having trouble with gas and was out of

Peppermint tea and that was when I realized how potent it was and had decided it

was the perfect chaser for the dreaded Epsom Salt taste (which turned out to not

be so bad, to me). I think it would definately, more than take care of, any

breath problems as well, I was amazed at how sipping just a few drops in a

glass of water permeated my mouth and filled the room with a strong scent of

peppermint.

I also read that Peppermint oil capsules are used in Europe for cleansing gall

bladders.*

I feel I need to add that nursing mothers should not use peppermint and also

that it may interfere with iron absorption*, for the sake of people that go

through the old posts randomly.

Wishing you the best,

peace and love:) Trees

* Prescription for Nutritional Healing by Phyllis and Balch

hazelpone <hazelpone@...> wrote: Hi there treesflicker,

Thanks for responding to my post. I got a lot of responses, but one

in particular, white oak bark, keep my attention. When I do my next

cleanse next weekend, I will have one over-the-counter med

recommended and one herb recommended that I feel is the best one.

Hopefully I will be OK this time. I will post to let everyone know.

The peppermint tea is one I am well aware of (thanks). I used it

when the gas got so painful one day and the pain was over instantly,

thank God! I will try mixing it, especially because I love

peppermint tea.

Yogi DeTox tea. I have heard of that one and I believe I have that

in my closet now! I will consider that one also. I am so confused

right now, but after some research on the various herbs recommended

by everyone, I will be able to make a decision.

" I also used a few drops of the oil in water and chased the Epsom

salt

> with it the first few times. Its very powerful stuff and

absolutely

> must be diluted. "

You used peppermint oil in water? Did this help with preventing

hemrrhoids, or just gas?

Thanks again,

Hazelpone