Suppositories ** Myrrh Use - Long Term /Frankincense

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Hey Michael,

 

> My specific concern was not myrrh (I've never taken it internally)

> but frankincense. I have used some suppositories in the past

> containing frankincense. This seems to be more of a European method

> of using essential oils and I know it may be controversial and

> experimental (possibly even dangerous) but is actually quite

> effective.

 

I know some folks do it .. but I would ask .. effective for what? And

how did you or someone else determine it was effective? I mean, did you

have a problem that you successfully treated with an EO suppository?

 

> There is a French doctor who also uses thyme, oregano, te tree, etc.

> in suppositories to control infections. This is introduced into the

> body in a different way and I don't know actually how or how much is

> absorbed.

 

There are many doctors who stick their heads in their asses but I'm not

going to follow suit .. and many doctors are doctors without medical

licenses as they have been withdrawn .. I know a couple in the USA. The

doctor you are talking about is .. I believe .. Peneol (sp?) ..the one

who kicked off Raindrop Therapy but not in the same manner as practiced

by Dumb Living .. though he was under contract with Dumb Living for many

years till he and Young had a falling out .. as Mr. Gary Young does with

everyone in time.

 

And there will be absorption for sure .. hard to say how much and which

chemicals will not absorb .. but I doubt that the entire WHOLE OIL will

absorb.

 

> I would be interested to hear if anyone has experienced with this

> experience with this method.

 

I'll have to pass on that one. I can't imagine wanting to try it. A

young rooster I ain't but I've not used a prescription medication or OTC

medication since late 1995 .. and I haven't crammed any EO up my butt in

that time either. ;-p

 

> Your comment about internal use of resins brought up a possible

> concern about using frankincense in this way.

 

I think I'd be concerned more about sensitization and irritation where I

can't scratch.

 

> Also, the dreaded Young Living people talk about putting frankincense

> in capsules. I have never taken encapsulated essential oils but have

> tried the suppository method. Any thoughts on the subject would be

> appreciated.

>

> Michael

 

EO in capsules is not uncommon .. but I wouldn't use them that way. If

I have an infection I think I can treat it a lot better by inhaling the

EO and taking some (Oregano or Rosemary) in my soup .. or in Olive Oil

or whatever .. and letting it run down the throat till it gets to the

meat bag. What happens to the chemical components of an EO after they

hit stomach acid is something else we can't answer.

 

Y'all keep smiling. :-) Butch http://www.AV-AT.com