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Results After Testing Two Poison Ivy Treatments


Author: Sheila S.
Date: 05-28-2014
Views: 6,048
Word Count: 134
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Testimonial ID: 9765-OR
Brand Neutral: Yes
Scientific Studies: 1

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My husband had poison ivy on one wrist and on one ankle. He visited the doctor and was given steroids and a prescription cream.

Since he had two affected areas, I had him perform a test. First, he immediately applied Frankincense oil topically twice a day on his wrist area, but he only used the prescription cream on his ankle area.

By the next morning, his wrist area was drying up, and the ankle area was getting redder (but not spreading). So we stopped applying the prescription cream to the ankle and had him use Frankincense oil topically twice a day on both areas.

The rash on the wrist area was gone in a couple of days. Because of the delayed Frankincense treatment to the ankle, it took a little over a week for it to disappear.


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Supporting Scientific Study
itching-(Pruritus) - "[T]ea tree oil seems to be a more effective anti-eczematic agent than zinc oxide and clobetasone butyrate...."Link

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