use the black stuff
that comes off the rods when cleaning them and use that on the warts
I'd be very careful with that! serious risk of
tatooing the area with localized agyria.
When I experimented with the rod goo on wounds on my hand, it stained the flesh
and fingernail brown or sepia, but
Hey hey...my aunt who is into Cs says you should use the black stuff
that comes off the rods when cleaning them and use that on the warts as
its pure silver and it will get rid of the wart,,im doing it with
my 4yo at the mo.
Debbie,
I'd be very careful with that! Especially if it's in a
I was just reading the other day about putting garlic directly on the mole or
wart for that matterdo a google search on moles and garlic and all kinds of
stuff comes up
Hope all you wonderful helpful people are having a great day :)
Debbie
Hey hey...my aunt who is into Cs says you should use the black stuff that comes
off the rods when cleaning them and use that on the warts as its pure silver
and it will get rid of the wart,,im doing it with my 4yo at the mo.
Debbie Cozens
Homeschooling mother to Samantha 7 and Emily 4.
OH!!! )))((( I didnt realise that.thank you for letting me
know..its on her knee though..but i will be careful.
M. G. Devour mdev...@eskimo.com wrote: Hey hey...my aunt who is into Cs
says you should use the black stuff
that comes off the rods when cleaning them and use that on
Not a concern. I've been doing this since I started making/using CS ('94 or
'95) and see
absolutely no evidence of agyria. Silver jewelry poses no cosmetic problems
does it? (NOTE:
For the information of the literal minded on the list, this is a rhetorical
question...)
George
I'd be very
Just be careful and don't leave the garlic on too long, that is, if you
are talking about putting a piece of raw garlic on it.
I tried that, and didn't know how long to leave it, so after 24 hours I
had a big raw hole in my flesh, still have the scar, too.
sol
Deborah Gerard wrote:
I was just
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