Kombucha Bandaids

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Actually, I said martini glasses, & if you can find the restaurant grade

glassware their pretty sturdy. The ones I use are actually called " Cosmo "

glasses & look like a martini glass, but just have a short stump. I won a case

of them & tried to use them for candles, but they weren't good. So, by accident

I started growing bandaids.

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> Janine! i am putting some on my cheek right now! I have sundamage dry spots,

that do not go away there! Scobies for poultices, draw out toxins applied with a

tiny drop of honey or salive, to provide the enzymes needed.I love Margaret's

Margarita glass sized scobies! I am searching for margarita glasses! They are a

vanishing sort, them being so delicate! Make the perfect Scoby Boobies! Power to

the Scobies!!!

> Peace & Love

> tte

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> > Okay all of you lovely friends, I have been curious of others reports of

putting scoby's onto cuts, sores, and other " sick " areas. Despite my skepticism,

I cut a small circle of a young, thin scoby and placed it over a sore that keeps

reoccurring on my cheek. It was the thickness of one of those " aqua-bandaids " .

Within 20 minutes, it had become unnoticable as far as the edges to my skin.

Stayed on all night, and to my surprise, was 'meshed' with my skin this morning.

The redness and swelling around the edge of the sore was greatly reduced. I am

putting KT on it with a cottonball to loosen where it has attached, as i am too

self conscious to go out with it. I am amazed, pleased, and well, just

dumbfounded at the ability of these bact mats. Soooo, if your skeptical, give it

a try. No harm, no foul, and you may just find it beneficial as well!!!

> > Next guinea pig...um, I mean trial (heehee) is my little boys boo-boo on his

knee.

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> > ~~~janine~~~

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