Re: Interesting... Yeast Aid and Warts....

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 17/04/2006 03:51:35 GMT Daylight Time,

queenvavee@... writes:

Clean the wart and abrade it a bit to remove the dead

skin. Then reapply a new bandaid with Yeast Aid paste. I did this for

about three days and low and behold the wart is almost gone. It turned

blackish and shrunk. Mostly gone now.

>>>exellenet - Sam's just disappeared on the Virastop, really nasty

persistant treatment resistant ones = voila, I noticed at about 7 weeks but

they

could have gone sooner

Mandi in UK

PS This was 'low dose' Virastop - 5-7 caps once per day

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 17/04/2006 15:13:46 GMT Daylight Time,

jromkema@... writes:

Tell me again the cheapest source of Virastop and OLE???

>>>Not sure about the Virastop - we were part of de Felices informal

study so ours were supplied. These folks are offical distributor and are

dicounted, iherb.com is another place for discounts

_http://www.getbigger.com/enzymedica.html_

(http://www.getbigger.com/enzymedica.html)

I have yet to find asome OLE that Sam will take in any useful amount, I

think Dana used NOW brand - you can get that at iherb too. I just used

Virastop.

Mandi x

[Guest guest]

Mandi,

Tell me again the cheapest source of Virastop and OLE???

I know I asked before but we're just gearing up for this.

Barb

Re: [ ] Interesting... Yeast Aid and Warts....

>

> In a message dated 17/04/2006 03:51:35 GMT Daylight Time,

> queenvavee@... writes:

>

> Clean the wart and abrade it a bit to remove the dead

> skin. Then reapply a new bandaid with Yeast Aid paste. I did this for

> about three days and low and behold the wart is almost gone. It turned

> blackish and shrunk. Mostly gone now.

>

>

>>>>exellenet - Sam's just disappeared on the Virastop, really nasty

> persistant treatment resistant ones = voila, I noticed at about 7 weeks

> but they

> could have gone sooner

>

> Mandi in UK

> PS This was 'low dose' Virastop - 5-7 caps once per day

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Ok, I have completed a home experiment using Yeast Aid!

> I have been taking the powder and adding a drop of purified water and

> mixing it into a paste. I then apply the paste to the pad on a bandaid

> and cover the wart. Leaving the bandaid on for 24 hours or until it is

> falling apart. Clean the wart and abrade it a bit to remove the dead

> skin. Then reapply a new bandaid with Yeast Aid paste. I did this for

> about three days and low and behold the wart is almost gone.

I used OLE to eliminate my warts. Yeast Aid contains OLE.

Interesting that it would work topically also.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Jan,

What kind of yeast aid did you use, or is that the name of it. If so,

where do you get it? We are having a heck of a time getting our

daughters to go away.

M

[ ] Interesting... Yeast Aid and Warts....

Ok, I have completed a home experiment using Yeast Aid!

I have been taking the powder and adding a drop of purified water and

mixing it into a paste. I then apply the paste to the pad on a bandaid

and cover the wart. Leaving the bandaid on for 24 hours or until it is

falling apart. Clean the wart and abrade it a bit to remove the dead

skin. Then reapply a new bandaid with Yeast Aid paste. I did this for

about three days and low and behold the wart is almost gone. It turned

blackish and shrunk. Mostly gone now. This usually takes about 6

months of freezing at the doctors. I thought others may find this

useful if you have any little ones with warts. After all is was

painless and quick. This wart was a good size and been there for over

a year. I had tried freezing and wart medications but nothing touched

it. Hope this helps some others.

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[Guest guest]

-It is called Yeast Aid, it is from Kirkman. We ordered the powder

in sample size, since we didn't need a huge container.

I am guessing that some of the ingredients are also antiviral thus

helping with warts. At only $3.25 for the sample size and a box of

bandaids..I figured it was cheaper than the $40 every three weeks at

the doctors.

-- In , " " <m4thmiller@...>

wrote:

>

> Jan,

> What kind of yeast aid did you use, or is that the name of it. If

so,

> where do you get it? We are having a heck of a time getting our

> daughters to go away.

> M

>

> [ ] Interesting... Yeast Aid and Warts....

>

>

> Ok, I have completed a home experiment using Yeast Aid!

> I have been taking the powder and adding a drop of purified water

and

> mixing it into a paste. I then apply the paste to the pad on a

bandaid

> and cover the wart. Leaving the bandaid on for 24 hours or until

it is

> falling apart. Clean the wart and abrade it a bit to remove the

dead

> skin. Then reapply a new bandaid with Yeast Aid paste. I did this

for

> about three days and low and behold the wart is almost gone. It

turned

> blackish and shrunk. Mostly gone now. This usually takes about 6

> months of freezing at the doctors. I thought others may find this

> useful if you have any little ones with warts. After all is was

> painless and quick. This wart was a good size and been there for

over

> a year. I had tried freezing and wart medications but nothing

touched

> it. Hope this helps some others.

>

>

>

>

>

> =======================================================

>

[Guest guest]

Barb,

Not Mandi, but the cheapest place if found Virastop was here

http://www.stayleaner.com/enzymedica.html for 29.99/bottle. Maybe

there is cheaper, but I've not seen it.

Also, when buying OLE you want to be sure to verify the label to see

what percentage of oleuropein the capsule is standardized to

contain. Some are as low as 6%. You want to aim for more like 15%.

Hope that helps,

Anita

>

> Mandi,

>

> Tell me again the cheapest source of Virastop and OLE???

>

> I know I asked before but we're just gearing up for this.

>

> Barb

> Re: [ ] Interesting... Yeast Aid and

Warts....

>

>

> >

> > In a message dated 17/04/2006 03:51:35 GMT Daylight Time,

> > queenvavee@... writes:

> >

> > Clean the wart and abrade it a bit to remove the dead

> > skin. Then reapply a new bandaid with Yeast Aid paste. I did

this for

> > about three days and low and behold the wart is almost gone. It

turned

> > blackish and shrunk. Mostly gone now.

> >

> >

> >>>>exellenet - Sam's just disappeared on the Virastop, really

nasty

> > persistant treatment resistant ones = voila, I noticed at about

7 weeks

> > but they

> > could have gone sooner

> >

> > Mandi in UK

> > PS This was 'low dose' Virastop - 5-7 caps once per day

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

> I have yet to find asome OLE that Sam will take in any useful

amount, I

> think Dana used NOW brand - you can get that at iherb too.

I use Natural Factors brand OLE.

Dana