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re: Best poison ivy remedy?
Posted on 7/21/18 at 7:22 pm to boom roasted
Posted on 7/21/18 at 7:22 pm to boom roasted
From someone who grew up EXTREMELY allergic to poison ivy (contact with it ALWAYS ended up with a visit to the hospital and weeks of miserable itching) I spent my entire life searching for a miracle compound to combat the effects of this vile weed. After searching for 20 years, I have found that NOTHING works quicker, more effective, and completely than Sycamore bark tea. Simply find a Sycamore tree and collect the bark that naturally falls off of the tree around the base. Break apart into one inch sections. Boil about a 1/2 -1 lb batch of bark covered in water. Boil for 10 minutes and allow to cool enough to handle. Place a clean towel in the tea. Squeeze excess water from towel and wrap over the area infected. Allow the damp rag to sit on the infected area about 5-10 minutes. Treat the area about 3 times. You will be simply amazed at how fast this makes poison ivy's symptoms obsolete. The Indians used this treatment for centuries and I kick myself every day for not learning of it sooner
Posted on 7/23/18 at 10:06 pm to meansonny
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I have 2 small patches on my arm right now. I'm using vinegar on the area with ace bandages to hold it on. Do this for an hour at least.
I'd say it is a 12 hour relief.
My wife said that about 4 days of repeating got rid of her last afliction.
This worked. After 2 days, it scabbed over. But the reaction was gone. 2 days after that, the scabs have healed.
I saw another post said to use vinegar for a paste. That might work. I just put vinegar on a paper towel and did an ace bandage to hold it on for an hour a day.
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