Old-School Wart Removal Technique

I grow actinic keratosis lesions often and with a squamous cell and basal cell history, I visit a dermatologist every six months. I usually end up having 5-6 keratosis frozen with liquid nitrogen each time. Not a lot of fun and it takes anywhere from 2 weeks to 2 months for the spots to heal depending on how large, deep or where they are. Duct tape won't work for these..LOL
 
I’m an ICU nurse and work 12hr shifts and started having plantar fasciitis and orthofeet shoes have solved my problem. I wish they were a little more stylish, but at this point I choose style over function. I see that they have a new color and I will most definitely purchase these again when they need to be replaced. These fit the bill! and the return on size went very smooth. So I am so happy! and so are my feet!
 
We were on a camping trip. My son had a wart on his knee.

A little boy we met told us to use milkweed juice on it.

The milkweed juice turned the wart black and it fell off.

I later examined the ingredient in it which was ecruic acid.

Well that's what monarch butterflies are protected from as birds won't eat them.

They feed on milkweed plants.

Just break the stem and apply the white sticky substance daily until the wart is gone.
 
Camper6 said:
We were on a camping trip. My son had a wart on his knee.

A little boy we met told us to use milkweed juice on it.

The milkweed juice turned the wart black and it fell off.

I later examined the ingredient in it which was ecruic acid.

Well that's what monarch butterflies are protected from as birds won't eat them.

They feed on milkweed plants.

Just break the stem and apply the white sticky substance daily until the wart is gone.
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Awesome info Camper. I did not know this but will keep it in mind.
Great tip to know. I only had a wort once and I kept biting it off until it was gone but I was about 12 years old at the time.
 
Another "old wives tale" rub the wart with a copper penny, then bury t he penny.
Amazing what the power of suggestion will do, as this worked for my 12 year old
daughter many years ago.
 
tortiecat said:
Another "old wives tale" rub the wart with a copper penny, then bury t he penny.
Amazing what the power of suggestion will do, as this worked for my 12 year old
daughter many years ago.
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Camper6 said:
And then it could be the copper oxide on the penny.
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Oh how clever. I wouldn’t have thought of that.

I appreciate your holistic healing approach on a physical aspect and a mental outlook. Our world is full of things which possess healing powers; add to that the power of the human mind and life can truly be miraculous.
 
akshayv said:
I’m an ICU nurse and work 12hr shifts and started having plantar fasciitis and orthofeet shoes have solved my problem. I wish they were a little more stylish, but at this point I choose style over function. I see that they have a new color and I will most definitely purchase these again when they need to be replaced. These fit the bill! and the return on size went very smooth. So I am so happy! and so are my feet!
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I had to make the same choice several years ago. Plantar fasciitis is awful. I decided I hated pain more than I liked pretty shoes. I still wish I could have pain free feet and pretty shoes, though . . . .
 
I think the only solution to plantar fasciitis is orthopedic footwear. The cause is a the tendon pulling away from the bone.

The only way to fix it is to let it heal naturally but if your footwear keeps tearing it you have to change footwear.

Golfers get it quite often because they stretch the heel on the swing.
 
I still have pretty decent looking feet at almost 80 and glad I have feet...saw enough amputees when I spent months in rehabs for another issue, staph infection in knee.

I have been using Vicks Salve every night and during day and wear socks...no more so called fancy shoes///

Talking about old remedies, there is a lot of information on Urine Therapy for so many health issues and including fungus and UT I believe finally did the job on getting rid of about 10 yrs of toe nail fungus.
 
jaminhealth said:
I still have pretty decent looking feet at almost 80 and glad I have feet...saw enough amputees when I spent months in rehabs for another issue, staph infection in knee.

I have been using Vicks Salve every night and during day and wear socks...no more so called fancy shoes///

Talking about old remedies, there is a lot of information on Urine Therapy for so many health issues and including fungus and UT I believe finally did the job on getting rid of about 10 yrs of toe nail fungus.
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Urine therapy? I’m afraid to even ask. This isn’t where one drinks their own urine is it?
I’m all for homeopathic remedies but there’s only so far I’m will to go and this is one of those things I’d definitely have to pass on.
 
Many around the world drink, many use for complexion, I got rid of toenail fungus by soaking in my own urine. I'm surprised you are not aware since you are so holistic Keesha. It's not poison but a healer in many countries...it's primarily Auyrevedic. j
 
jaminhealth said:
I still have pretty decent looking feet at almost 80 and glad I have feet...saw enough amputees when I spent months in rehabs for another issue, staph infection in knee.

I have been using Vicks Salve every night and during day and wear socks...no more so called fancy shoes///

Talking about old remedies, there is a lot of information on Urine Therapy for so many health issues and including fungus and UT I believe finally did the job on getting rid of about 10 yrs of toe nail fungus.
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Toenail fungus. One of my friends told me he was on vacation and spent quite a bit of time in the ocean.

When he came back the fungus was gone. So I think bathing in salt water frequently would do the trick.

I used vinegar on my toenails. That worked but you have to do it frequently. Vinegar is acetic acid. Urine is uric acid.

I prefer the vinegar.
 
jaminhealth said:
Many around the world drink, many use for complexion, I got rid of toenail fungus by soaking in my own urine. I'm surprised you are not aware since you are so holistic Keesha. It's not poison but a healer in many countries...it's primarily Auyrevedic. j
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Oh I am holistic but I can think of plenty of aged old proven holistic methods for getting rid of fungus. Salt water, like Camper said is one of the best and most gentle ways ever. Ionic Silver, tea tree oil, peppermint, oil of oregano, apple cider vinegar, boric acid, lemon juice. The list is endless. I suppose like anything it’s a matter of choice.
Camper6 said:
Toenail fungus. One of my friends told me he was on vacation and spent quite a bit of time in the ocean.

When he came back the fungus was gone. So I think bathing in salt water frequently would do the trick.

I used vinegar on my toenails. That worked but you have to do it frequently. Vinegar is acetic acid. Urine is uric acid.

I prefer the vinegar.
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Absolutely right Camper. I’m impressed.
 
It's amazing the reactions on Urine therapy are UGH...but it's free and easy. There is so much info on this UT...I was amazed how it got rid of my fungus after 10 yrs...but I didn't use all stuff on the list.
 
jaminhealth said:
It's amazing the reactions on Urine therapy are UGH...but it's free and easy. There is so much info on this UT...I was amazed how it got rid of my fungus after 10 yrs...but I didn't use all stuff on the list.
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Yes I do understand my reaction is childish . I’ve no doubt it probably works great.
I’m just a tad Squeamish is all.
 

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