Yes. Re: anything can be done for a tick bite?

#1, if you have Bentonite clay 'at the ready', then mix Bentonite clay with distilled water until it's like 'wet play-dough', and spread/pack it over the area (about 2 x 2" and about 1/8" thick), cover it with gauze (or not) until it dries and leave it on 24 hours. This will draw out any toxins that are still in the area...and it will draw out any possible 'tick parts' that may be left.

#2 Address whatever toxins or pathogens that have entered the bloodstream IMMEDIATELY. Raw garlic IS *the* strongest antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal, and anti parasite "drug" on the planet. My five year old niece will take it 'chopped finely' and mixed with a 'couple of gulps worth' of juice (grape juice is best for hiding flavors). Try to get 3 cloves down her daily for 3 days. You can always chop them finely and shove it into empty gel caps (if she can swallow capsules)...if you don't have any empty gel caps handy, check your cupboards and if you have any gel caps of anything else, just empty them out and use those.

#3 Bolster her immune system to fight & defeat/kill any pathogen or invader with top-quality Echinacea tincture! As soon as you can get it. Starting with a 2 oz bottle, give her 4 droppersful a day 4x daily for 3 days, and then 2 droppersful 2x a day until the bottle is empty. If you order from us, I can get it in the mail tomorrow: http://marketplaceadvisor.channeladvisor.com/StoreFrontProfiles/DeluxeSFItemD...


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Blessings -

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