OFF TOPIC : ISOJewelweed seeds please

[tjlwork2004]

Thanks for the insight everyone. I appreciate it. I think I will try
some of the remedies mentioned here. I have already searched online
for seeds and found no suppliers. I am sure it will be almost
impossible for me to find it until it blooms. Until then I will have
contracted Poison Ivy Rash countless times, I'm sure. I have already
had outbreaks 4 times in the last 6 months and I haven't spent nearly
as much time outside as I will be.--- In
minutus@yahoogroups.com, "Tanya Marquette" wrote:
well as internally repeated at short intervals till relief obtained.
Behalf Of Tanya Marquette

[Tanya Marquette]

there is a manual called the homeopathic treatment
of poison ivy, poison oak and poison sumac. it is by
joel kreisberg. when i purchased it the cost was about
$10.00. it covers about 24-30 rx useful in such
toxicity. it is really a dd on the toxicty and includes
pictures that delineate the locale of the outbreaks
as well as the modalities and symptoms for each rx.
you might do well to purchase a copy if you dont have
a homeopath to work with to help find a rx.
i do know of people whose sensitivity has been remarkably
reduced with the use of homeopathic rx. perhaps you will
be one of those people.
tanya

[Teresa Kramer]

In case no one else mentioned this, Washington Homeopathic in Berkeley, West VA are a wonderful company and have an inexpensive remedy called Poison Ivy. I think it is 3x Rhus tox. It is not a combination remedy, just a low potency that apparently works really well. Check out their website at www.homeopathyworks.com . They sell a LOT of it! t
Until then I will have
contracted Poison Ivy Rash countless times, I'm sure.