Re: Warts

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Someone once told me about using a banana peel on planter warts... might give that a try.

SuziRainbow Egret <egret.11@...> wrote:

Thanks Suzi

I have tried the garlic and bandaid but maybe not long enough because it did make the surrounding area raw and sore after a while. I didn't know it worked on skin tags I'll have to try it on them too.

Tracey

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MorningGlory113@... wrote:

> There is a product called Wart Wonder made by Well-In-Hand Epic Herbal

> Medicinals. Contains vinegar, special extracts of Creosote Leaf,

> Bloodroot, Thuja oil, tea tree oil and lemon oil. You are supposed to

> apply it 3 times daily (on a gauze bandage)....important to keep the

> area moist with the product. You take it off at night. It was

> formulated by an herbalist who made it for her 5 year old son's warts

> and she claims it's very effective.

>

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With what is in this I can believe that it would be very effective for

treating warts and removing them. Chaparral and Bloodroot will do

wonders. Thuja oil, tea tree oil and lemon are all anti-viral. Bloodroot

is actually used in enucleating pastes and the main ingredient in Cansema.

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[Guest guest]

Hi Don

Will try the garlic and bandaid again just wont stop still it drops off.

Love and light

Tracey

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From: Don Quai

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Sent: Wednesday, December 01, 2004 5:16 PM

Subject: Re: Warts

Rainbow Egret wrote:> Thanks Suzi> > I have tried the garlic and bandaid but maybe not long enough because > it did make the surrounding area raw and sore after a while. I didn't > know it worked on skin tags I'll have to try it on them too.> > Tracey======================Hi Tracey,Garlic works really well on skin tags and works on warts as well. Just have to keep the garlic on there and have a go with it until it is gone. Yes the surrounding area will get a little angry but the wart itself will slowly disappear.-- Peace, love and light,Don Quai"Spirit sleeps in the mineral, breathes in the vegetable, dreams in the animal and wakes in man."-- In compliance with the highest standards of Universal Law, this email has been thoroughly disinfected and purified in the solar flares of the sun. Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free.Checked by AVG Anti-Virus.Version: 7.0.290 / Virus Database: 265.4.4 - Release Date: 11/30/04

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Hey Jo, whatcha know?

What you do is cut a sliver of garlic just big enough to cover the desired area, put it there and cover with a bandaid. Replace daily, for a week or so. The area around it will get inflamed and irritated as well, but stick with it. In a week or so, you will see it loosening and disolving. When it looks like it is about gone, give it a scrape with your fingernail GENTLY to see if any tissue is still coming off. Wash with Super Tonic, then rinse with water.

That's what we do, anyway.

Peace

Jo <jevans@...> wrote:

Okay, I deleted these without reading - but I do have a skin tag I would LOVE to be rid of - what's the garlic and bandaid trick, please?

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