Guest guest Posted July 19, 2003 Report Share Posted July 19, 2003 In a message dated 7/19/03 8:34:51 PM Eastern Daylight Time, califpacific writes: > I use only the non processed one from the health food store. I cannot > remember the term used to describe the nonprocessing right now, but > it retains the active ingredients in a more natural form from the > castor bean (the castor bean is poisonous), Expeller pressed or unrefined.... are terms commonly used to described oils from vegetative sources that are not processed with heat or solvents to retain the maximum unique properties of the plants. mjh PS Edgar Cayce recommended castor oil extensively. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 20, 2003 Report Share Posted July 20, 2003 Hi! The drug store variety is extracted with hexane (likely some remains), and the health food store variety is better, as you say. Steve califpacific wrote: > Dear Gregory, > > You are going to think that this sounds crazy, but I have been using > castor oil for about 20 years to kill any and all eye infections. > > I use only the non processed one from the health food store. I cannot > remember the term used to describe the nonprocessing right now, but > it retains the active ingredients in a more natural form from the > castor bean (the castor bean is poisonous), but it doesn't seem to > damage the eye. In fact after I use it, my eyes feel great. It seems > to have great antibiotic properties. > > I use just a few drops in the eye, it causes the vision to blur for > awhile as the oil is somewhat thick and sticky, but clears in a few > minutes and usually gives very fast relief from pain etc. If the eye > still hurts just repeat after a little while. > > I cannot guarantee to you that it will work, but I have never seen it > fail as long as the person uses the nonprocessed one. > > I have seen it used on children etc, and it appears quite safe. > > good luck, > > Frank > > > , " Gregory D. Watts " > <poneyboy@t...> wrote: > > hello > > im new here and i have a question my wife has bacterial pink eye and > > we are currently trying a second (diffrent) round of antibio. and > her > > eye has not gotten any better. is there any herbs that can get rid > of > > bacterial pink eye her sister has made her some herb drops with > > eyebright in it and it makes her eye feel better but we dont know if > > it will make the infection go away. can anyone give us any help. > > thank you gregory watts > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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