anti infection tinc.

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herbal remedies, rja86@w... wrote:

> Is there a dr.Schulz or dr. Christopher Anti infection tincture

recipe anyone has? And could it be made into a salve?

> Thanks,

> Renee

 

Hi Renee,

I don't know- I am sure there is -I was looking for Dr. christopher's

cancer salve today and ran across a couple salves. But no

ingredients. This recipe below was in the archives as an alternative

to neosporin- This was posted by Vicki. Let me know if this isn't

what you were looking for. June

 

 

Awhile ago someone asked about this. I found it at the seedman.com

site. Maybe someone else answered this question already, if so,

sorry for the repeat posting.

Love and Blessings,

Vicki

 

Antiseptic Balm ( Use instead of antiseptic ointment, this is far

superior! )

Ingredients:

2 ounces Beeswax

3 ounces Sweet Almond Oil

1 ounce Jojoba Oil

20 drops Wheatgerm Oil

20 drops Myrrh Essential Oil

20 drops Tea Tree Essential Oil

 

( Makes enough to fill 4 each 1 ounce salve jars or 1 ounce metal

tins )

 

A rule of thumb is 2 parts oil to one part beeswax. Simply heat the

Sweet Almond and Jojoba oil in a saucepan and add Beeswax. If you

want a thin consistency ( such as a cream or Vaseline ) add only a

little bit of Beeswax. Want it thicker like wax? Just add more

Beeswax.

Allow the base to cool down to see what the consistency is like. If

it's too thick, add more Sweet Almond oil and reheat, too thin?, add

more Beeswax.

 

As the base is cooling add the essential oils to enhance the healing

effect of the balm. These essential oils can be found in our

Essential Oil List.

After you have added the essential oil and the lip balm is still warm

enough to pour, carefully pour it into Salve Jars or Metal Tins, we

offer both below.