blend for healing scars

[Guest guest]

Hi All,

 

Would anyone have any nice blends for reducing scarring but also something that

would aid in balancing the immune system as well. I have a condition called

sarcoidosis which affects my skin and sometimes I get granulomas on my skin

which are itchy and then leave a scar. Is there any blend that may help with

this? I dont have any allegies.

 

Thanks everyone!

Rebecca

[Guest guest]

ATFE2 , pixieladie wrote:

Hi Pixiladie - i got a response from you but it was a blank page,was it a

mistake?

 

Rebecca

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>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Rebecca

There is a *glitch* at the moment, soon as you hit *post* (from

the web page) it deletes the text you just entered...

*Sigh* we just " love " .... ;-(

Anyone who uses the home page to post - I suggest you right

click/highlight/copy your text *before* you hit post. also seems

to be logging people out quite arbitrarily just now (which also

deletes the post you were working on) so it might a good idea copy

your mail - just in case on of the bugs get you!

Liz

 

 

2009/6/29 bespecticler <rebecca_wright_uk:

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>

> ATFE2 , pixieladie wrote:

> Hi Pixiladie - i got a response from you but it was a blank page,was it a

> mistake?

>

> Rebecca

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>>

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[Guest guest]

Rebecca,

 

Beware of using essential oils on your skin unless they are greatly diluted.

You have a condition which could be made far worse by using the wrong natural

ingredients. In my opinion (as an ex herbalist) you would be far better using

herbal infusions to treat the itchy skin. An infusion of Echinacea is very good

for soothing the skin. You could try some fixed oils such as rosehip oil to

soften the scars. Do not be mislead by all the outrageous claims you will find

on the internet.

 

Martin Watt-hoping this gets through dumb servers

http://www.aromamedical.com

http://www.aromamedical.org

 

ATFE2 , " bespecticler " <rebecca_wright_uk wrote:

>

> Hi All,

>

> Would anyone have any nice blends for reducing scarring but also something

that would aid in balancing the immune system as well. I have a condition

called sarcoidosis which affects my skin and sometimes I get granulomas on my

skin which are itchy and then leave a scar. Is there any blend that may help

with this? I dont have any allegies.

>

> Thanks everyone!

> Rebecca

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Liz,

Does that mean my original post has not been sent?

Rebecca

 

 

 

--- On Mon, 29/6/09, Liz <liztams wrote:

 

 

Liz <liztams

Re: [ATFE2] Re: blend for healing scars

ATFE2

Monday, 29 June, 2009, 10:43 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hi Rebecca

There is a *glitch* at the moment, soon as you hit *post* (from

the web page) it deletes the text you just entered...

*Sigh* we just " love " .... ;-(

Anyone who uses the home page to post - I suggest you right

click/highlight/ copy your text *before* you hit post. also seems

to be logging people out quite arbitrarily just now (which also

deletes the post you were working on) so it might a good idea copy

your mail - just in case on of the bugs get you!

Liz

 

2009/6/29 bespecticler <rebecca_wright_ uk (AT) (DOT) co.uk>:

>

>

> ATFE2 , pixieladie@. .. wrote:

> Hi Pixiladie - i got a response from you but it was a blank page,was it a

> mistake?

>

> Rebecca

>>

>>

>>

[Guest guest]

Rosa Rubingenosa(sorry the spelling) oil works well. I used it on my daughter

when she had chicken pox and I mean she was covered from head to foot with the

scars at 6 months old. Well, now she has acne, but she came out of the chicken

pox with no scars or anything. You couldn't tell she ever had it. I on the

other hand, still have scars and dents on my face.

 

Chaeya

 

ATFE2 , " bespecticler " <rebecca_wright_uk wrote:

>

> Hi All,

>

> Would anyone have any nice blends for reducing scarring but also something

that would aid in balancing the immune system as well. I have a condition

called sarcoidosis which affects my skin and sometimes I get granulomas on my

skin which are itchy and then leave a scar. Is there any blend that may help

with this? I dont have any allegies.

>

> Thanks everyone!

> Rebecca

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Martin,

 

I only just saw this response,thank you I will try and get some echinacea.

 

I normally expect responses to go straight to my but i dont think your's

do.Anyway,never mind.I have been using a combination of rosehip,comfrey, vitamin

e on the scars that have already healed completely although I understand that

this will take a few months to see any affect.

 

Many thanks,

Rebecca

 

ATFE , " Martin Watt " <aromamedical wrote:

>

> Rebecca,

>

> Beware of using essential oils on your skin unless they are greatly diluted.

You have a condition which could be made far worse by using the wrong natural

ingredients. In my opinion (as an ex herbalist) you would be far better using

herbal infusions to treat the itchy skin. An infusion of Echinacea is very good

for soothing the skin. You could try some fixed oils such as rosehip oil to

soften the scars. Do not be mislead by all the outrageous claims you will find

on the internet.

>

> Martin Watt-hoping this gets through dumb servers

> http://www.aromamedical.com

> http://www.aromamedical.org

>

> ATFE2 , " bespecticler " <rebecca_wright_uk@> wrote:

> >

> > Hi All,

> >

> > Would anyone have any nice blends for reducing scarring but also something

that would aid in balancing the immune system as well. I have a condition

called sarcoidosis which affects my skin and sometimes I get granulomas on my

skin which are itchy and then leave a scar. Is there any blend that may help

with this? I dont have any allegies.

> >

> > Thanks everyone!

> > Rebecca

> >

>