Garlic-slab update

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Hey All:

 

It's been about a week since I started garlic-slabbing my head.

 

For those of you who just tuned in, this is a remedy for warts/skintags,

and probably minor external cysts too, since I think that's actually what

I had...before it fell off!

 

That's right, a total of six days of garlic-slabbing and the thing's

given up the ghost. I had to stop for two days once, mainly because

putting a band-aid in the same place every night was starting to tear up

my skin (which is rather sensitive, being on the back of my neck and

all). There's still a little bit of the skin-taggy thing hanging on,

which I expect will probably come off tonight.

 

All in all, a great cure! Easy, cheap, painless (though it did bleed a

bit when it came off) and wonderfully effective.

 

Some caveats that Sara's discovered relating to the garlic-slab cure:

1. Use a piece of garlic only a bit bigger than the wart/whatever you're

trying to get rid of. The garlic is slightly irritating to healthy skin

(at least mine); some people say it might burn you. So try not to let it

stay pressed against your actual skin.

2. Take a break if the band-aids get to you, like I did (I didn't find

that taking a few days off made any difference except to let my neck-skin

heal).

3. You might want to do this while on a cleanse...I didn't, and as a

result of the garlic's detoxifying nature, I now have four of those

" wen " s (what I call " WTF " s) in my neck. They're painless and will go

away with application of Deep Tissue Repair Oil, but if you were on a

cleanse you wouldn't get them (because the toxins would be flushed out).

These wens are caused by toxins that were bound up in your system (like

your skin); when those are released, the body surrounds the toxin with a

little fluid sac to keep it from causing trouble. And you have a bump.

So: Beware; garlic detoxifies.

 

Hope this is helpful to someone. I'm just so glad to have that thing off

the back of my neck...I can wear a necklace again! I was told I would

either have to get it burned/frozen/whacked off (to the tune of several

hundred dollars!) or live with it forever. Yeah, well, nyah nyah allopaths!!

 

Thanks all. --Sara T.

 

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herbal remedies, tv_is_a_drug@b... wrote:

> I was told I would either have to get it burned/frozen/whacked off

(to the tune of several hundred dollars!) or live with it forever.

Yeah, well, nyah nyah allopaths!!

 

LOL! I love it! (I've often felt that way myself.) Thanks for

sharing, Sara.

 

Melinda