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What Doctors Don't Tell You: Essential oils work against warts, too

What Doctors Don't Tell You © (Volume 15, Issue 4)

Surely the best cure for warts is Thuja tincture. Used externally, warts fade away in a couple of weeks. Taken internally, it lessens the tendency to get warts.

Lemon or lavender essential oils are quite effective, too. - Helen Jarvis, Ilkeston

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