I'm allergic to wool. What else can I use?

[Guest guest]

---, " Mary Lou Pace " <pennylane80 wrote:

>

> Dr. John,

> I have massaged castor oil directly into the skin of areas in

need. Wrists,

> knees, outer thigh area, and lower back, for swelling and muscle

spasms with

> good results. I am allergic to wool, would any other fabric work?

Thanks.

> Mary Lou

 

Try something else and see.

My " hallucinations " are that a primary reason castor oil works with

Wool flannel, is because it sops up and holds the castor oil on the

site.

 

Now Edgar Cayce recommends Wool flannel.

 

Dr. McGarey, M.D., from the A.R.E. Clinic in Phoenix AZ uses cotton

flannel instead.

 

On something small like a finger joint, a bandaid sopped in castor

oil works real well.

 

Something else that really works well with castor oil, is " heated "

castor oil massages on the joint in question. McGarey recommends

putting a heat lamp over the area, and on the back of the hands

doing the massage so the heat doesn't burn the hands.

 

There are many different uses of castor oil that are very effective.

 

 

[Guest guest]

Doc,

 

Could the Inner Demon Destroyer be used to cure the allergy to wool?

Then they could use the " wool " , or " cotton " flanel as the carrier of

the castor oil....

 

Greg R.

 

healingenergies-

essentialskills , " kahunamaker " <kahunamaker

wrote:

>

> ---, " Mary Lou Pace " <pennylane80@> wrote:

> >

> > Dr. John,

> > I have massaged castor oil directly into the skin of areas in

> need. Wrists,

> > knees, outer thigh area, and lower back, for swelling and muscle

> spasms with

> > good results. I am allergic to wool, would any other fabric

work?

> Thanks.

> > Mary Lou

>

> Try something else and see.

> My " hallucinations " are that a primary reason castor oil works

with

> Wool flannel, is because it sops up and holds the castor oil on

the

> site.

>

> Now Edgar Cayce recommends Wool flannel.

>

> Dr. McGarey, M.D., from the A.R.E. Clinic in Phoenix AZ uses

cotton

> flannel instead.

>

> On something small like a finger joint, a bandaid sopped in castor

> oil works real well.

>

> Something else that really works well with castor oil, is " heated "

> castor oil massages on the joint in question. McGarey recommends

> putting a heat lamp over the area, and on the back of the hands

> doing the massage so the heat doesn't burn the hands.

>

> There are many different uses of castor oil that are very

effective.

>

>

>