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  1. Andrea Winship says:

    I went ahead and bought some of Dr. Christopher’s garlic oil and have been using them on two warts on my hand. It is definitely helping; they are getting smaller but it will take six-seven weeks to finish the job and not the two.

    1. David Anderson says:

      Read comment above.

  2. try vicks vapor rub, or golden color listerine, or silver (electric ?) tape just cut a small piece and cover well the. warts are a virus, you are cutting their air, in a couple weeks it will be dead. change every day but be sure is tied to the skin so it can’t breath

  3. David Anderson says:

    Take a Zinc supplement with food daily until the wart disappears. Takes 3-4 days.

  4. Everything can be cured by something except Seborrheic Keratosis, ugly scaly brown bumps that pop up everywhere. Doctors spray liquid nitrogen on them, a painful, messy, expensive process that works. Many people would pay good money for a natural or at least less horrible cure. Any ideas?

  5. Just cover the wart with fresh crushed garlic, being careful not to cover the surrounding area as it will burn your skin. Put a band-aid over it & leave it on for 24 hours, rinse with water & forget about it. The wart will fall off within a few days. You’ll smell a little garlicy for 24 hours, but if anyone says anything just wave your arms around say “what’s-a-matta-you”, they’ll understand.

  6. Paul Guba says:

    Had a small wart on my cheek. Removed the wart but burned the cr%p out of my skin, blistered and bleed after a few hours. No sign of the wart and skin healing nicely. Works but be careful I used minced garlic the size of sesame seed.

    1. Did it swell up kind of….like a blister almost? We started this yesterday and that’s what we’re seeing. So today we only put it on for about an hour, and have since let it just get air. Wondering if this is just part of the process. 🙂

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