Re: Curlyzone

1) When you used the oil of oregano, did your skin peel alot? Mine has and I take it to be a good sign of healing??? I can also see slight traces of the back of my leg again:)The skin peels like a sunburn would.

The area that healed actually healed without peeling. It was a red and itchy area. there was no thick skin there. Maybe that's why it healed quicker, I really don't know. Now other areas that are thick are peeling slowly, and I guess it would take a long time for them to heal. I diluted my oil of oregano so that everything happens slowly so that my skin can adopt. You can dilute it with olive oil.

I must mention that a few days ago I tried coconut oil on my skin for one hour before shower. Those areas that had peeled looked smooth after the coconut oil.

2) Did you find your skin to itch especially at night when using this?

Yes, but only those areas that are peeling itches very little, nothing that bothers really.

3) When you had the patch on your leg, did you also have wrinkles in the fold along the side and behind your knees, like elephant skin? If you did, did it dry out and clear after your patch went away?

I did not have wrinkles, but my remaining patch is thicker than normal skin.

4) How long did it take the patch on your leg to heal?

a few months. I must mention that sun light, and my dietary changes must have been helpful as well. I drink homemade kefir everyday as a natural probiotic, no junk food, candies, or soda. no caffeine. drank lots of herbal teas and I recently started drinking german chamomile tea which I read to be a natural antihistamine. I bought german chamomile in bulk form from my local health food store. As a moisturizer on my skin Colloidal Oatmeal skin lotion by Nature's Gate worked best for me so far.

5) Did you find your skin irritated or burning/itching after eating food prior to applying the oil of oregano?

Yes, sometimes. But I could not figure out which foods really caused that. Tomatoes, orange juice, potatoes are some that I suspect. There may be more.

6) Do you use any other types of oils now, like emu, tea tree, etc.?

As I mentioned above I just tried coconut oil once. I plan to use it again. I will apply it 1 hour before the showers. I may apply it after showers occasionally instead of oil of oregano. Coconut oil is antifungal. I will also start using it as cooking oil. I cooked lentils with it two days ago, and I liked its taste.

I am interested in tea tree oil though. I may use it sometime in future. Right now I have enough to apply on my skin: oregano oil, oatmeal skin lotion, coconut oil, etc.

If you haven't done so far, you should do a Colon Cleanse and a parasite cleanse. And then liver flushes. I did my second Liver Flush last week, and will do more.

I am taking milk thistle (liver support) and grape seed (powerful antioxidant) extracts daily. Milk thistle is recommended for those that have Psoriasis and eczema.
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