I would use ricinus
Regards Barry
Update on my rosacea case
Re: Update on my rosacea case
Dear Barry,
Thanks for your contribution. I looked this one up as I had never heard of
it and I can't actually find any rosacea or skin redness and burning in the
face . Which rep were you using? This could be another Rx for my ever
growing collection to try if all else fails!!
www.rochellemarsden.co.uk
Thanks for your contribution. I looked this one up as I had never heard of
it and I can't actually find any rosacea or skin redness and burning in the
face . Which rep were you using? This could be another Rx for my ever
growing collection to try if all else fails!!
www.rochellemarsden.co.uk
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Re: Update on my rosacea case
Hey Rochelle... From Murphy II
PHARMACY - Ric. Ricinus communis. The Castor oil bean. Palma Christi. N. O. Euphorbiaceae. Tincture made with hot alcohol and water
or trituration of fresh seeds. Tincture of fresh plant. The homeopathic preparation should be made in such a way as to secure the
full properties. Historical dose: Oil and all potencies, 3x to 200c. Planets: Moon, Saturn.
HERBAL - The castor oil plant is a native of Egypt and India. In the tropics it is a small tree growing to the height of eight
or ten feet. Under the name of Palma Christi it is cultivated as an annual in this country, its stems reaching from three to five
feet. This remarkable oil is obtained from the seeds. Castor Oil can be rubbed into muscles and joints. Castor Oil packs, warm oil
soaked flannel and applied to inflammed tissues or organs. Leaves can be applied topically.
Respectfully yours,
Patti Mount, President IANTD World Headquarters
Patti@iantd.com http://www.iantd.com
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PHARMACY - Ric. Ricinus communis. The Castor oil bean. Palma Christi. N. O. Euphorbiaceae. Tincture made with hot alcohol and water
or trituration of fresh seeds. Tincture of fresh plant. The homeopathic preparation should be made in such a way as to secure the
full properties. Historical dose: Oil and all potencies, 3x to 200c. Planets: Moon, Saturn.
HERBAL - The castor oil plant is a native of Egypt and India. In the tropics it is a small tree growing to the height of eight
or ten feet. Under the name of Palma Christi it is cultivated as an annual in this country, its stems reaching from three to five
feet. This remarkable oil is obtained from the seeds. Castor Oil can be rubbed into muscles and joints. Castor Oil packs, warm oil
soaked flannel and applied to inflammed tissues or organs. Leaves can be applied topically.
Respectfully yours,
Patti Mount, President IANTD World Headquarters
Patti@iantd.com http://www.iantd.com
Shogun's Webpage http://www.iantd.com/Shogun/Puppy.html
Ariel's Webpage & Pedigree http://www.iantd.com/Ariel/Ariel.htm
Re: Update on my rosacea case
Thank you Rochelle and Patti
It was pure guesology; I did not find it under rosacea in my repertory either, although euphorbia was there and that is near enough from my viewpoint, since it is a giant euphorbia and anyway, literally what I would use for any skin problem.
I do not have a homeopathic potency of it, although I will remedy that in the next order.
In ethnobotany it is regarded as the hand of Christ. The oil is slow to work and it tests your faith, rubbing it on and wiping it off daily. I also use it for eye problems; being a euphorbia, it burns and I would not recommended for the sensitive, but it is mild, much milder than other euphorbia's. It is anti-viral-fungal-bacterial and for external use I love it. I would think that the homeopathic remedy, being made from tincture of the whole plant is much more effective and I would expect it to perform miracles.
Regards Barry
It was pure guesology; I did not find it under rosacea in my repertory either, although euphorbia was there and that is near enough from my viewpoint, since it is a giant euphorbia and anyway, literally what I would use for any skin problem.
I do not have a homeopathic potency of it, although I will remedy that in the next order.
In ethnobotany it is regarded as the hand of Christ. The oil is slow to work and it tests your faith, rubbing it on and wiping it off daily. I also use it for eye problems; being a euphorbia, it burns and I would not recommended for the sensitive, but it is mild, much milder than other euphorbia's. It is anti-viral-fungal-bacterial and for external use I love it. I would think that the homeopathic remedy, being made from tincture of the whole plant is much more effective and I would expect it to perform miracles.
Regards Barry