Yellow jacket

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Lynn Cremona
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Re: Yellow jacket

Post by Lynn Cremona »

Yes
Carbolic acid.
For an allergic or anaphylactic reaction and collapse following a bee or wasp sting, with marked swelling and a choking feeling.
The person is usually covered in hives, with a swollen face and tongue.

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Lynn
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Irene de Villiers
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Re: Yellow jacket

Post by Irene de Villiers »

It helps anaphylaxis in a mild case.
I am far more severely allergic to wasps and it was not enough to save my bacon. I needed all kinds of extra fighting to survive, and it took days to get right.
So I got hold of some yellow-jackets and made a remedy from them.
Next sting I used that and it worked immediately at just 9C.

Since it is a remedy from a wasp, used for a wasp's poison, I must assume that whole wasp versus wasp toxin was "similar" in a way that worked and not too identical to be useful!

Namaste,
Irene

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