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Poisoning

Insect Bites & Stings & Rashes, inflammation, acne, athlete's foot:

Use cabbage to help heal insect bites, burns or boils, and varicose veins.

A dressing of crushed cabbage leaves, promptly applied, relieves pain, speeds healing, and draws out infection. Wash the wound with boiled water and apply a dressing of crushed cabbage. Renew daily until the healing is complete.

For more serious wounds, cabbage leaves should be plunged in boiling water or soaked in olive oil for one hour to soften. This makes the cabbage cling better and increases its antiseptic effect.

Grated carrots make an excellent poultice. Boil carrots until soft, or they can be used raw. Mash to a pulp, add some vegetable oil to keep from hardening, spread on a cloth, and apply to the following ailments:

 

  • Ulcers

  • Abscesses

  • Carbuncles

  • Wounds

Spray V-VAX eucalyptus oil on rashes and insect bites to sooth the affected area. Allow to dry, and then repeat.

Spray V-VAX immediately on a burn. Do not rub it in. Repeat process after one hour. Apply a dry sterile dressing. Repeat application morning and evening.

Apply V-VAX eucalyptus oil to an area affected by dermatitis, and let it absorb into the skin. Not only does the oil relieve the pain, but it also aids in healing.

Use grapefruit seed extract to treat rashes, inflammation, acne, athlete's foot, and ear infections.

To treat a burn, apply cold, crushed, raw potato to the area. If the potato is not cold, mix it with ice.

To treat boils, make a poultice of raw potatoes. Apply to the affected area, changing every eight hours.

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