Guest guest Posted September 9, 2009 Report Share Posted September 9, 2009 i got her some clay, so we will see how it helps. --- Merinda <aromamerinda wrote: > > My first thought is making a poultice of Green Clay (or any other clay with strong pulling power). > > To the clay add Castor Oil, Macadamia oil and enough water to make a poultice with the texture of toothpaste.� I use about 250 grms clay, teaspoon each of the oils.� I put the clay in a container so that it almost comes to the top and then poor on pure water and leave to soak overnight (I use chunk clay not fine powdered as the powder is more expensive). > > Next day I put in the essential oils I want - any of the anti-bacterials - then mix well. > > I then spread the poultice on the wound/trauma with a clean paddlepop stick (I only use it for one treatment and then throw away) and cover.� Thickness is about 1/8 - 1/4 inch.� Initially treat every 2 hours provided the clay dries out.��Then increas the time frame. > > A point to take note of is that if there is any opening in the trauma it will increase in size as the poultice draws out the infection.� It is disconcerting the first time you see this happen, but it is normal. > > Using this technique, but with very specific EOs, I have fixed chronic leg ulcers in three months. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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