Rosemary and Ringworm

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Gayla Always Enough RanchAcampo, Californiahttp://bouncinghoofs.com/alwaysenough.htmlBill Barnhill is our Rainbow Example!aeranch@...

I wanted to tell ya'll about a seemingly miracle cure I stumbled on by accident for ringworm. I make some rosemary tea from time to time for many uses. One day when faced with some puppies who developed ringworm very early in their lives I decided to try some rosemary on it. I took the leaves from the tea and squeezed the liquid <oil> from them right onto the puppies' skin. I knew I was tempting fate because most oils like that should be used with a carrier oil....but I did it anyway. It was truly like a miracle. The places where the rosemary oil touched instantly cleared away as if magically erased leaving the skin as if never affected by anything at all. It was like out of a science fiction novel. It only seems to work using the leaves I have used for tea...the ones from an infusion....where you don't boil the leaves, just put hot water over them. I have used it on myself, too. Doesn't hurt...and works wonderfully.

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---wow this is great news--too late for this year tho...2 weeks ago

my diabetic husband was given some Mentex an expensive creme for the

ringrworm on his chest a large red rash under the chest hair...it is

gone now, bur may be back.

Rica who sleeps good when she eats some basil..freeze dried.

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> Gayla <aeranch@...> wrote:

>

> > I make some rosemary tea from time to time for many uses. One

day

> when faced with some puppies who developed ringworm very early in

> their lives I decided to try some rosemary on it. I took the leaves

> from the tea and squeezed the liquid <oil> from them right onto the

> puppies' skin. I knew I was tempting fate because most oils like

> that should be used with a carrier oil....but I did it anyway.

>

> It was truly like a miracle. The places where the rosemary oil

> touched instantly cleared away as if magically erased leaving the

> skin as if never affected by anything at all. It was like out of a

> science fiction novel.

>

> It only seems to work using the leaves I have used for tea...the

ones

> from an infusion....where you don't boil the leaves, just put hot

> water over them.

> >

> .

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