Fw: Re: Castor Oil (as a poultice)

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I would say this is a good choice. It contains fennel, licorice, etc. My child would never drink the tea so if you need a similar alternative the herblax is similar. Thanks for sharing. We should put in the files section

----- Forwarded Message ----To: miralax Sent: Mon, May 9, 2011 5:08:39 PMSubject: Re: Castor Oil (as a poultice)

Click on the link on the very bottom of the page, where it says "Supplement Facts" to see the list of ingredients. > > Â > >> >> >This product is not synthetic though> >> >> >> >> ________________________________> > >To: miralax > >Sent: Mon, May 9, 2011 9:59:02 AM>

>Subject: Re: Castor Oil (as a poultice)> >> >Â > >I see that they key ingredient is Senna. I did buy the organic senna tea last > >night. I think the brand is called Traditional something?? It is at Whole Foods > >and Walgreens. I liked that it also included other herbs to combat the side > >effects of Senna (cramps, nausea, etc). I haven't given it to him as he is > >drinking the aloe juice this week but if I do make the tea for him, I will > >definitely only give him a small (and diluted) amount. I liked the castor oil > >poultice idea, as it's external. > >> >Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry> ________________________________> > > > >Sender: miralax > >Date: Mon, 9 May 2011 07:01:13 -0700 (PDT)> >To: <miralax >> >ReplyTo: miralax > >Subject: Re: Castor Oil (as a poultice)> >> >Â > >> >> >You could try Herblax by Shaklee, we've used this in our family since I was > >little, all natural, crushes into a powder, we added to applesauce> >http://www.shaklee.com/products.php?sku=20144Â > >> >> >> >> ________________________________> >

>To: miralax > >Sent: Sun, May 8, 2011 11:28:11 PM> >Subject: Castor Oil (as a poultice)> >> >Â > >Will be trying this sometime this week, if things don't "move along" as planned. > >> >Has anyone had any experience with it internally or topically?> >marie> >> >> >> >> > marie Showalter> gshowalter@...>