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@@pavansaija9763 I recommend more frequent applications of the castor oil but consider using your finger to really saturate it as it will relieve the itching as well.

@@crystalheart9 Thanks for watching!

You can create one similar to a thyroid pack. Place it in the area with a heat source and you're good to go.

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I can't guarantee that it will help you but I would definitely encourage you to try. You can even just rub the castor oil directly onto your hemorrhoids 4x per day. I hope it helps you. Feel free to report back. Nutrition also plays a major role and as a Nutritionist, I see a lot of clients with similar issues. If you are interested in a nutrition consultation, I am currently running a promo offering a 1-HOUR CONSULT FOR $99 CDN. Best of luck.

100% Good to try different things.

@@thelawnavigatorr I’ve yet to meet someone who’s used it for this but I would recommend you try it by simply rubbing some of the oil on it twice a day. If you experience irritation, discontinue use. Feel free to report back on your results.

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@@JesusSaves-JohnKJB Many have but haven’t reported back on results. I would say try it but if you begin to experience discomfort, stop immediately. Also note that this is a natural remedy that requires consistency and patience. Best of luck and keep me posted.

@@melcannourish Thank you so much for your reply.

@@JesusSaves-JohnKJB You're very welcome.

Absolutely! Give it a wash and use that. I would fold it in half to make it thicker.

@@melcannourish TY. I appreciate your reply. :)

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Ideally you want to ensure it's always cold pressed so I would opt for the organic cold pressed option.

@@melcannourish Thank you.

@@fcaba1847 No - you don’t need to. It’s great for your skin. :)

@@melcannourish Thank you!! 🫶

Yes you can but if you start to feel any pain or discomfort, stop immediately. Listen to your body.

@@codyhills1514 Amazing that you’re researching this. While castor oil packs can be helpful for relieving constipation and other digestive issues, they are not recommended for use on the abdomen during pregnancy. This is because the heat and pressure from the pack could potentially raise your body temperature or cause uterine contractions, which could be harmful to your developing baby. Thanks for reaching out and best of luck.

@@Lisa-xr9wn Flannel is a type of soft, woven fabric made from cotton, wool, or synthetic fibers that have been brushed to create a fuzzy, slightly raised surface. It's often used for bed sheets, blankets, pajamas, and other cozy items because it's warm, comfortable, and breathable.

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@@Zabardageegan Making a castor oil pack for your thyroid is relatively simple. Here's what you'll need: 1. Castor oil (organic if possible) 2. Cotton or wool cloth (an old t-shirt or flannel sheet works well) 3. Plastic wrap 4. Hot water bottle or heating pad 5. Towels or a plastic sheet to protect your bedding Here's how to do it: 1. Lie down on your back and place a towel or plastic sheet under your neck. 2. Pour some castor oil onto the cloth and fold it to distribute the oil evenly. 3. Place the cloth over your thyroid gland (at the base of your neck) and cover with plastic wrap. Ensure the plastic wrap does not touch your skin and always make note of the side of your cloth the plastic touched as to not have it touch your skin for future applications due to plastic leaching. 4. Place the hot water bottle or heating pad over the plastic wrap and relax for 30-60 minutes. 5. After the treatment, gently remove the pack and wipe off any excess oil with a towel. You can repeat this 2-3 times a week for the best results. Best of luck!

@@melcannourish Thank you million times

@@Zabardageegan My pleasure!

@@adithyams3091 I would recommend daily during flare-ups.

It would all depend on if the flannel feels dry or not. For the first 2-3 days you likely won't need to but once it starts feeling dry, just add more. Then after 2 weeks, you can wash or replace.

Amazing! I look forward to your feedback. Remember to be consistent.

@@melcannourish absolutely!

Update: it’s Aug 28th 13:14. 2nd application. This time I used toilet paper instead of the cotton round and it’s much more comfortable. I’ve noticed less itching and just overall more comfort. It’s not completely gone but the relief is a good sign. I’ll continue to update!

@@sunflower5858 That's great! You can also use a clean finger to rub the oil all around it and leave it like that. Do this 3-4 times a day. Just ensure the area is always clean.

@@melcannourish I’ll try that next! Thank you!

@@ceciliapreziose3783 Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching and God bless you too!

@@las8712 Great question! This is not a common or recommended method of use. I would advise keeping it external.

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@@myoniepayton3929 Yes - you can use it this way. It won’t draw it out but could help break it down.

​@@melcannourishI read testimonials of people that have had cysts and tumors and have noticed that it had shrunk or disappeared completely after castor oil pack use and some have had surgery cancelled as a result

@@bee7549 It’s quite amazing!

@@m.aliciapatino5201 Yes, castor oil has been traditionally used for its potential benefits in reducing the appearance of scar tissue, including on the knee. Castor oil contains essential fatty acids, particularly ricinoleic acid, which can help moisturize the skin, reduce inflammation, and improve blood flow to the affected area. To use castor oil for scar tissue on the knee, you can follow these steps: 1. Clean the affected area thoroughly with soap and water. 2. Apply a small amount of castor oil directly to the scar tissue, gently massaging it into the skin using circular motions. 3. Cover the area with a clean bandage or wrap, leaving it on for several hours or overnight. 4. Repeat this process daily for several weeks or until you notice an improvement in the appearance of the scar tissue. However, it's important to note that the effectiveness of castor oil for scar tissue can vary depending on the severity and age of the scar, as well as individual factors like skin type and overall health. Hope this helps.

Amazing!

You can definitely try it as it has been used for these matters. Of course, if you feel pain, discontinue use.

Amazing! I will make note of your request. I appreciate your input. Thank you.

Best of luck to you!

AMAZING! You're not the first to have this same story. So nice when natural protocols work. Great job!

@@melcannourish I honestly could not believe how well that worked, and I tried everything from the warm soaks to every stupid over the counter medication that masked the symptoms slightly but did nothing about the root cause, did everything the doctor said but nothing worked ...I cannot possibly thank you enough!!! You are an angel!

@@roughie85 Thank you for taking the time to share your story with me.

@melcannourish You are very welcome and thank you back...very very much!

This is a great question! The process of detoxification pulls toxins from your body. So for menstruation, the castor oil pack has the ability to pull more blood out causing excess bleeding. In pregnancy, it can cause dangerous shifts not advisable for the fetus and in breastfeeding, it can pull toxins into breast milk as it circulates within the body, not ideal for a nursing baby. I hope this clarifies why you shouldn't use castor oil while menstruating, breastfeeding and while pregnant.

I appreciate you sharing your thoughts and concerns. My goal with the video was to provide a balanced perspective on the use of castor oil, including both its benefits and potential risks. I understand that many people, like yourself, are looking for holistic approaches, and I definitely support that. While it's true that healthcare providers may not always suggest natural remedies like castor oil, it's important to be aware of both the positive and negative aspects of any treatment. My intention was not to scare anyone but to ensure that everyone has the information they need to make safe and informed decisions. If you have any specific questions or topics you'd like me to cover, please let me know. I'm here to help and provide the information you're looking for. Thanks for watching and engaging with my content!

Same Question as above I have.

Castor Oil may help in reducing inflammation, increasing circulation, releasing toxins and even breaking down growths. It is definitely worth a try; just remember that it is natural and may take time and a consistent effort.

you can also add to listen on breast lump by Barbara O'Neil- youtube on Hormonal imbalance about the use of wild yam, castor oil, yogi stone

Great question! Castor Oil can help with the inflammation that occurs with a partial rectal prolapse. Definitely worth a try.

@melcannourish I were going to put it into gelatin capsules & insert 🤦

@@stevefarr954 I wouldn't be able to provide support in this area as I've never had experience with it.

It has helped in reducing inflammation in this area so it is definitely something I recommend you try. Best of luck!

hi you with fibroid, ovarian cyst, sexual incontinence you can also listen to Barbara O'Neil on Hormonal imbalance re: use of wild yam, castor oil, yogi stone. stone.theres another lady on youtube who drinks 1 tbs apple cider,& grape fruit + 1tbs garlic, proven results.