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Multiple Uses of Castor Oil by Lucky V. Patient Expert

Posted Sat 14 Nov 2009 10:00pm

1 Comment Castor oil is a vegetable oil popular for its multiple medicinal uses. The oil is obtained from the castor bean, which is technically a seed and not a member of the bean family. Castor oil is generally a very pale yellow liquid with mild odor or taste. People have been using castor oil as a laxative for many years. The United States Food and Drug Read on »

Ovarian Cysts and Castor Oil by JasminFlower Posted Thu 11 Feb 2010 7:23am protocol to use Castor Oil Packs to dissolve cysts in the body. Actually, it is also an excellent choice for recovering from a ruptured ovarian cyst. Castor oil is the unsaturated fatty acid that has been used to dissolve ovarian cysts, and others, for a very long time, however, do not use a castor oil pack during pregnancy or menstruation. There have been Read on »

Infant Colic Relief with Castor Oil by JasminFlower Posted Wed 17 Feb 2010 4:33pm Here is information I share with my professional therapists that is simple and effective enough for you to use at home! Hot Castor Oil Rub This remedy is good if your infant's belly is tight and bloated and/or if gas is being passed. Castor oil is a well-known and powerful purgative for the bowels. When used externally it is mild enough for even Read on »

Time for Your Castor Oil! by Robert S. Patient Expert

Posted Tue 03 Feb 2009 1:22am So, I did my first castor oil treatment today which consists of taking castor oil orally and then followed five hours later with a castor oil enema (which is my normal coffee enema plus two tablespoons of castor oil) to draw out the castor oil that has passed through the digestive track. Now, it's important to note that I did a modified version Read on »

Breast Health with Castor Oil by JasminFlower Posted Fri 17 Apr 2009 12:06am A growing number of breast thermography clinics are recommending women use castor oil when performing their monthly breast exam. Its viscous nature allows for a more...) brand as these alone are of a quality that leaves no sticky/gummy residue on the skin. (see note below) Applying castor oil on the breasts increases lymphatic circulation, breaks Read on »

Castor Oil - This Too Shall Pass by Robert S. Patient Expert

Posted Tue 03 Feb 2009 1:22am I was due another Castor Oil treatment on Saturday but didn't do it because I didn't really get to sleep on Friday night until about 4 am Saturday morning and chose to sleep in until 11 am (being woken up only to drink my juice and then go back to sleep. I didn't do the Castor Oil once I woke up because I have no commitment to ingesting Castor Oil Read on »

Castor Oil Packs by Lauren Posted Tue 02 Feb 2010 7:00am I’ve been doing castor oil packs on and off for almost two years now. Castor oil has many natural healing qualities so I always make sure I keep some in the house. I learned to do the castor oil packs from one of the many healers I’ve encountered. She is a lovely woman who specializes in Mayan Abdominal Massages. When my stomach was at its Read on »

Latest Bout With Castor Oil by Robert S. Patient Expert

Posted Tue 03 Feb 2009 1:22am Yesterday's Castor Oil experience was similar to last Friday's experience, which I described in my January 9th entry. The only difference is the sting wasn't as bad as it was on Friday. The downside is that the undesirable side of it (a lot of time on the commode) also lasted about 5 hours. Tomorrow is my next Castor Oil treatment [ I'm having difficulty Read on »

Infant Colic Relief with Castor Oil by JasminFlower Posted Thu 28 Aug 2008 7:11pm comfort. Castor oil has been known for thousands of years as a powerful botanical anti-inflammatory and pain reliever. The beauty is that it is a topical treatment. The healing properties are attributed to it's unique 87% composition of ricineolic acid - not found elsewhere. The plant is indigenous to India and area. Look for castor oil from this part Read on »

Diabetic Foot & Castor Oil by JasminFlower Posted Thu 20 Nov 2008 9:24am castor oil. The anti-bacterial, natural vitamin E, and anti-inflammatory properties will speed healing and regenerate the skin. Castor oil soothes pain and increases the micro-circulation of the skin - both benefiting this condition. Pure castor oil can be safely applied to open wounds. For larger lesionsApply a liberal amount of castor oil and cover Read on »