oleander cream

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Mervyn -

 

DMSO certainly has a history of effective and beneficial uses for many

conditions, although it appears to be pretty much blacklisted by the

FDA. Lacking any actual studies, case histories or testimonials about

combining DMSO or any other addition to oleander, it would be mostly

guesswork as to what the results might be.

 

Aloe, vitamin E, garlic oil, turmeric - there are any number of

substances that have a history of beneficial uses for the skin which

one MIGHT choose to add, and which I myself might consider adding, but

the choice is yours. Most people report that oleander in an aloe

based cream is quite effective by itself.

 

Rightly or wrongly, I have always felt that it is good to use a

combination of more than one natural element as a remedy for cancer

ane most other conditions (even though I may feel that one botanical

stands above the rest, as I do with oleander against cancer and most

of its other uses). When making such additions I am always sure to

thoroughly check out any candidate for it's history of safe use and

lack of known side effects.

 

If you do make such a decision, perhaps you might make some cream with

DMSO and some without and let us know how the results compare.

 

 

oleander soup , " evitachristanty "

<evitachristanty wrote:

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> I am thinking of making a cream for my skin with oleander,

> does anyone see any value in trying DMSO in it as well as aloe gel,

> mervyn

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