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- Re: quality castor oil vk260
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,565,390i have but a couple of weeks til i have my baby and ive been reading on scars/c-section...and there are 3 oils that says will help with c-section and the regeneration of skin...they consist of castor oil/wheat germ oil/olive oil....i was looking at mountain rose....but only olive and wheat germ oil are both cold pressed and unrefined, as its expeller pressed/refined...and even though it doesnt state about how each of the oil is processed but i would think that cold pressed/unrefined is a better quality then expeller/refined processed...
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- Re: quality castor oil Willowley
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I get my castor oil from The Heritage Store.
shop.caycecures.com/castoroiltherapy.aspx
Be sure to get cold pressed. All castor oil is NOT created equal. Castor oil that has been processed at high heat loses most of its healing benefits thats why its so important to make sure it is COLD PRESSED.
I know you must be getting excited to finally deliver that precious baby. We'll be thinking about you and praying for an easy delivery.
Blessings,
Willow
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This is a reply to # 1,565,723Hey Willow
Also look for "hexane free"...that is very important..the one you buy is hexane free- Re: quality castor oil Willowley
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Thanks Telly, good point.
I just went and looked at my bottle of castor oil I got from Heritage and it says right on the bottle "Hexane Free & Certified" so I'm good to go lol.
Now that I've got the bottle out I think I'm gonna soak a pair of old socks in it, put um on my feet, wear um all day and see how 'baby butt soft' my feet end up being lol. Uny has told me its shocking how great it works so I'm gonna put it to the test! :))
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This is a reply to # 1,565,735That sounds like a great idea. I'm going retro, I ordered one of those old fashioned hot water bottles from Amazon. Going to use it instead of heating pad. Supposedly stays hot for 8 hours.
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Wow, eight hours? Never knew it'd stay hot that long, thats great. Let us know if its really true when you use it.
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This is a reply to # 1,565,752This is the one I ordered. It has great reviews. Should arrive any day. I should have bought the cover too. I'll just use a towel for now.
http://www.amazon.com/Transparent-Classic-Hot-Water-Bottle/dp/B000MR5RBI/ref=...
- Re: quality castor oil Willowley
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Thanks Telly.
That first reviewer came back after two years and said the water bottle has held up and is still being used. Thats great to know since when we use a heating pad we're being exposed to EMF's. I never even considered using a water bottle because I thought the hot water would be cold in less than about 45 minutes but according to the reviews thats not the case.
I can't wait to hear how long it stays hot for you.
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This is a reply to # 1,565,777I'll let you know how it goes. Even if it stayed hot for 4 hours I'd be happy. EMFs concern me too.
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I agree, 4 hours is great!
Okay, I've saturated a pair of ankle socks in castor oil, put them on then wrapped my feet in Saran Wrap and put on a pair of my husbands socks over that. I don't go to bed until like 3:00am so I'll take them off when I take my shower before I go to bed. Since its now just about 4 in the afternoon thats a good long time, longer than if I wore them to bed, so I'll see how 'baby butt soft' my feet are and let you know.
It sure feels yucky when I walk lol but it'll be worth the strangeness for the soft feet lol.
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One more thing I forgot to mention.
The only drawback as far as I can tell with using castor oil is that its so hard to get off your skin. I've always used paper towels first then washed and washed my hands and whatever part the C.O. is on even after all that my skin still feels sticky.
Today I got the biggest part off with a paper towel then used a handmade soap I bought at the local fair this summer. Its oatmeal/almond and its got real oatmeal in it. I only had to wash my hands one time! It got every tiny little sticky stuff off my hands!!! YAY!!! And they feel soooo soft too!
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This is a reply to # 1,565,833That has been my biggest hindrance to doing castor oil packs. I've found it comes off fairly easy in the shower with Dr Bronnor's soap. My problem is I do not feel like getting out of bed at 3 or 4AM to take a shower LOL. And it's just not going to happen in the daytime.
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I hear ya, I'm not gonna get outta bed to take a shower either lol. I'm just glad to have found something I had on hand to get off the sticky.
At least now I know that Dr. Bronnor's will take it off when I run out of my bars of soap, thanks.
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Hey Telly, thought I'd tell you that Uny just told me that baking soda mixed in a little water, or I guess you could use straight baking soda, would get the sticky from off the skin.
Also, I had forgotten that she told me that a dry rough cotton towel gets it off pretty good too. ;))
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- OT: Kev!! Miss Helfinger
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This is a reply to # 1,565,814I wanna update. How are you? What's your regimen look like? I haven't been following the threads very much but I miss you. :) I'd love to know what you're doin', what you're up to and how LI is. I posted to the salon - shocking I know - but I'm a tryin'!!!
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This is a reply to # 1,565,836Good to see you back and chipper after yesterday :)) I must say I'm VERY impressed. As for me I'm just doing some little things to get a good program going. I came to the conclusion that IP is not even remotely possible where I'm living now. Wouldn't last 2 hours never mind 30 days. So just doing the best I can till I can get out of here. It's been very stressful. Doing de-wormer, going to do a liver flush, doing some juicing, not eating crap, no more beer, Schulze 1 and 2, eventually a kidney flush, doing heart tonic, .....my biggest problem is just remembering to do these things consistently, brain fog has been horrible...like out of body experience LOL...I'll get there though...big priority is getting well enough to move. Your program has inspired me!! truly amazing and very proud of ya!!!
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i found on amazon the exact same product of heritage castor oil on amazon.com for a lot less in case you're out
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0013YYNDM/ref=ord_cart_shr?_en...
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This is a reply to # 1,565,871Thanks, that is a great price. I love Amazon. The brand I have been using is NOW.
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Thanks VK. I'm good for now cause I bought a quart and whatever I saturate I put in a ziploc bag, it keeps for a very long time. That way I don't use as much of it. I'd have had to buy many quarts by now if I didn't re-use the cloth I've saturated.
But thanks for the heads up on Amazon, that is a great price.
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- Re: OT: Kev!! Miss Helfinger
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This is a reply to # 1,565,862I'm thrilled to hear that!! Such GOOD news. I'm so glad you're on it and feeling better already - well - I don't think you said that - but I'm intuitin' it, anyhow. :)
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This is a reply to # 1,565,896On it yes, feeling better no :)) actually I've never felt closer to death in my life :) oh well
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- Castor Oil Foot Soak Report Willowley
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After seeing the results of having my feet wrapped in castor oil socks for 10 hours yesterday I've decided I'd love to slather castor oil all over my body, every little inch of it lolololol!
Thats how great my feet look and feel! I can't begin to tell you how soft they are and how great they look. Uny was right, 'baby butt soft' lol.
I also want to say that after unwrapping my feet I wiped them off with a paper towel and got right in the shower. I used only my organic plant based body wash and it all came off with no sticky feeling left at all.
Uny reminded me that we don't want to "scrub" too hard trying to get the oil off because we might scrub the oil right out of whatever part we've applied it to and we don't want to lose any of the healing we've created!
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I've purchased from these folks many times and be super happy with the quality of their oils. I get a couple people around here to split the order with me. We all split a couple gallons of olive oil, a gallon of sesame oil (for oil pulling) and grapeseed oil. It helps to split it when ya think about how much you spend on olive oil in a few months- splitting the shipping with a few people is very helpful. I haven't tried the castor oil yet but it's organic-so I'm sure it's good quality.
Their gallon is just over $30. See if you don't know a few folks locally that do castor oil packs & cook with olive oil - maybe ya'll can go in on an order together:
http://www.bulknaturaloilsstore.com/castoroil-1-1-1.aspx
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