Warts

Small benign skin tumor caused by a papovavirus. Thickening of the skin which takes on a darker color.

Common or pedunculated wart: condyloma.

Mucous wart: papilloma.

Possible causes: psychological and nervous imbalance or filtering virus, acidosis, magnesium deficiency, calcium deficiency.

Provide a diet rich in onions, propolis, sprouted alfalfa, brewer's yeast...

Correct alkaloid (coffee, tea) and carbohydrate overload, sulfur and magnesium deficiency

Eliminate cow's milk products, coffee, tea, mate, sugars, fried foods, breadings, preserves, commercial sauces

Be careful to avoid any regular and repeated rubbing on the area concerned. Pure grapefruit seed extract every evening,

Application of dandelion root sap, latex (milky juice) of celandine, latex of fresh fig stem or milk of euphorbia (Stillingia sylvatica) or castor oil (massage and nightly compress) - Fresh eggplant flesh on the wart, renew until it comes off.

Potaplasm of crushed garlic or leek leaves macerated in cider vinegar or compress of Calendula T.M. or whitewash disappearance.

Apply natural nail polish (“smothers” the wart) for 10 days - Wet Dolomite poultice - Meticulous disinfection of body or bathroom linen.

Every two days, gently pass a pumice stone over the wart.

A study claims that the polyphenols in green tea can cure warts (Obstetrics and Gynecology, June 2008)