Did you read about this on Art Ayers's site Cooling Inflammation? I enjoy reading his stuff. I have been experimenting with biofilm protocols, some of which he discusses. I tried the polyethylene glycol (PEG) that he mentions, and it did not help. Regarding the castor oil, I don't think it will kill you. So just give it a try. If it doesn't work, what did you lose?I was reading on a site where castor oil compresses are recommended. I have never heard of this, and found a few references searching old posts here, but not a whole lot. Has anyone tried them and have they helped with any symptoms..pain, tenderness, anything? They sound like a mess and a pain to do, but if they actually help, I would try them.Thank you!
I read it on Weston A. Price's website.......never heard of him before, but I found the info interesting. I tried PEG for constipation, it worked, but the amount of gas it caused was unbearable, and it made my pain worse. I may just give the oil a try, I just have a cabinet full of "remedies" that didn't really work, so before I bought anything else, I wanted to try and get opinions first.Did you read about this on Art Ayers's site Cooling Inflammation? I enjoy reading his stuff. I have been experimenting with biofilm protocols, some of which he discusses. I tried the polyethylene glycol (PEG) that he mentions, and it did not help. Regarding the castor oil, I don't think it will kill you. So just give it a try. If it doesn't work, what did you lose?
Well, I tend to D, not C. So PEG just gave me lots more D. If I were to do it again, I would take antibiotic substances (probably non-prescription) after the PEG, with the hope that the PEG was disrupting the biofilm, making the bacteria and fungi more susceptible to the antibiotic substances.I read it on Weston A. Price's website.......never heard of him before, but I found the info interesting. I tried PEG for constipation, it worked, but the amount of gas it caused was unbearable, and it made my pain worse. I may just give the oil a try, I just have a cabinet full of "remedies" that didn't really work, so before I bought anything else, I wanted to try and get opinions first.
Thanks for your post! I kind of figured it might feel good, but couldn't understand how it could really help, but I am always open to new things. I just have bought everything I have heard might help in the last year, and now I am tired of spending money on stuff that hasn't really helped. You gave it longer than I probably would have, it's something I would do if it truly worked, but unless I got good results, I know it would be too much of a pain for me to keep up with. I am happy to hear some feedback on it!I used castor oil packs 3 times a week for about 6 months. I found the time I spent doing it relaxing and it always feels good to put heat on my tummy, but I found no improvement with my IBS symptoms from doing them. They are a little messy and time consuming so I gave them up. I don't think they hurt, and maybe they help keep in you in better health overall, but it I wouldn't expect any miracles.
