Newbie and searching for recipes...

[Guest guest]

Hi everyone, I have just recently heard about oleander's healing

properties thanks to Tony's great info posted at CureZone. My hubby

has some skin cancers and we are interested in trying the oleander

soup and skin cream. Would someone point me in the direction where I

can find those recipes?

 

Thanks,

Joyce

[Guest guest]

I can help there, Joyce.

 

Just scroll back a few pages in the posts here and you will see me

starting the topic of oleander skin creme and then getting several

great replies.

 

When you come newly to a forum, you will find that you can use

the " search " function to find topics and messages, find good

information and links in the navigation area to the left (at least you

can here in my group).

 

And it is always a good idea to scroll back and see what has been

posted or asked recently.

 

Welcome to the group! Like Dumas Texas (home of the Ding Dong Daddies

from Dumas) we have a lot of friendly people here. And only a couple

of old grouches . . . (smile)

 

 

oleander soup , " jlshill50 " <jlshill wrote:

>

> Hi everyone, I have just recently heard about oleander's healing

> properties thanks to Tony's great info posted at CureZone. My hubby

> has some skin cancers and we are interested in trying the oleander

> soup and skin cream. Would someone point me in the direction where I

> can find those recipes?

>

> Thanks,

> Joyce

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Tony! I appreciate your kind response. I will begin my " search

and save " mission now. Already, just in reviewing some of the recent

posts, this seems like a friendly forum. I understand what you mean

about friendly folks, as I live in " Deep East Texas " along with some

of the friendliest folks you could ever find. :-)

Blessings and peace,

Joyce

 

oleander soup , " Tony " wrote:

>

> I can help there, Joyce.

>

> Just scroll back a few pages in the posts here and you will see me

> starting the topic of oleander skin creme and then getting several

> great replies.

>

> When you come newly to a forum, you will find that you can use

> the " search " function to find topics and messages, find good

> information and links in the navigation area to the left (at least you

> can here in my group).

>

> And it is always a good idea to scroll back and see what has been

> posted or asked recently.

>

> Welcome to the group! Like Dumas Texas (home of the Ding Dong Daddies

> from Dumas) we have a lot of friendly people here. And only a couple

> of old grouches . . . (smile)

>

> >

> oleander soup , " jlshill50 " <jlshill@> wrote:

> >

> > Hi everyone, I have just recently heard about oleander's healing

> > properties thanks to Tony's great info posted at CureZone. My hubby

> > has some skin cancers and we are interested in trying the oleander

> > soup and skin cream. Would someone point me in the direction where I

> > can find those recipes?

> >

> > Thanks,

> > Joyce

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I love East Texas - it is one of my very favorite places on earth and

I have spent many a night looking at the stars and howling at the moon

with the East Texas coyotes and selected other varmints!

 

 

oleander soup , " jlshill50 " <jlshill wrote:

>

> Thanks Tony! I appreciate your kind response. I will begin my " search

> and save " mission now. Already, just in reviewing some of the recent

> posts, this seems like a friendly forum. I understand what you mean

> about friendly folks, as I live in " Deep East Texas " along with some

> of the friendliest folks you could ever find. :-)

> Blessings and peace,

> Joyce

>

> oleander soup , " Tony " @> wrote:

> >

> > I can help there, Joyce.

> >

> > Just scroll back a few pages in the posts here and you will see me

> > starting the topic of oleander skin creme and then getting several

> > great replies.

> >

> > When you come newly to a forum, you will find that you can use

> > the " search " function to find topics and messages, find good

> > information and links in the navigation area to the left (at least you

> > can here in my group).

> >

> > And it is always a good idea to scroll back and see what has been

> > posted or asked recently.

> >

> > Welcome to the group! Like Dumas Texas (home of the Ding Dong Daddies

> > from Dumas) we have a lot of friendly people here. And only a couple

> > of old grouches . . . (smile)

> >

> > > >

> > oleander soup , " jlshill50 " <jlshill@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Hi everyone, I have just recently heard about oleander's healing

> > > properties thanks to Tony's great info posted at CureZone. My hubby

> > > has some skin cancers and we are interested in trying the oleander

> > > soup and skin cream. Would someone point me in the direction where I

> > > can find those recipes?

> > >

> > > Thanks,

> > > Joyce

> > >

> >

>