Re: Does anyone have a great poison oak protocol?

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Hi Jen

Here's a blurb from my black book:

1. You can take homeopathic poison ivy in low potency (Rhus Tox 6-12C) @

2-3 pellets sublingual 3x daily for 3 days after exposure. This is a good

idea to do regardless of what other remedies you do as well.

2. High dose Quercetin can stop the histamine reaction associated with

poison ivy...take at least 500mg 3x daily.

3. There is also an ayurveda formula you can use: 15 drops Ashwagandha & 15

drops Tylophora TID. You should see good results within 4 days at

most....continue to take it for a few days after symptoms fully resolve, but

don't use it for more than 2 weeks.

Also, if you think you've been exposed, it hasn't been that long since the

exposure (<4-6 hours), and you have access to rubbing alcohol--rub it on the

exposed areas to remove the plant resins before they fully penetrate the

skin--this alone can help considerably. Also, take your clothes off and

wash them--the resins can lay in wait in your clothing if you pick it up on

them

> Hello all,

>

> Subject line says it all. Any good clinical pearls?

>

> Thanks in advance

>

> Tufenkian nd

> Portland oregon

>

> Sent from my iPhone

[Guest guest]

Thanks bob!!Sent from my iPhone

Hi Jen

Here's a blurb from my black book:

1. You can take homeopathic poison ivy in low potency (Rhus Tox 6-12C) @

2-3 pellets sublingual 3x daily for 3 days after exposure. This is a good

idea to do regardless of what other remedies you do as well.

2. High dose Quercetin can stop the histamine reaction associated with

poison ivy...take at least 500mg 3x daily.

3. There is also an ayurveda formula you can use: 15 drops Ashwagandha & 15

drops Tylophora TID. You should see good results within 4 days at

most....continue to take it for a few days after symptoms fully resolve, but

don't use it for more than 2 weeks.

Also, if you think you've been exposed, it hasn't been that long since the

exposure (<4-6 hours), and you have access to rubbing alcohol--rub it on the

exposed areas to remove the plant resins before they fully penetrate the

skin--this alone can help considerably. Also, take your clothes off and

wash them--the resins can lay in wait in your clothing if you pick it up on

them

> Hello all,

>

> Subject line says it all. Any good clinical pearls?

>

> Thanks in advance

>

> Tufenkian nd

> Portland oregon

>

> Sent from my iPhone