Date:   12/30/2011 2:37:18 AM ( 14 y ago)
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This interview is not in the SYL manual :(   You can also find it here http://home.roadrunner.com/~thadson/savelife/schulze/index.html (along with quite a few more interviews that aren't in the SYL manual)

Uny - I was wondering if it is ok to put the garlic oil on the genitals as Dr Schulze recommends in this article (since I know garlic can actually burn the skin)?

I would use garlic oil on the genitals if there was a herpes lesion/blister, genital wart, abnormal growth/tumor or some type of 'bump or lump' that needed to be burned off (or an area that needed to be treated with a potent antibiotic/antiviral/antifungal).  As Dr. Schulze explained in the interview - it's painful to rub garlic into open herpea lesions, but very effective.  I would avoid putting garlic oil in the urethral opening of the penis, and/or the clitoris & urethral opening of a female (unless there were some serious growth that couldn't possibly be removed in any other way).

One thing I always suggest when using garlic in this manner (on any part of the body) is to protect the surrounding skin.  You can do this by dabbing a bit of vaseline around whatever you are treating, so the garlic oil goes only to the intended area.

Bottom line, when raw garlic is put on the skin for a long enough time (or in a concentrated form), it not only gives the sensation of burning, it actually burns (and it delivers the anti-bacteria/viral/fungal that prevents the 'whatever' from returning...yay!).  Whatever damage is done to the skin can easily be soothed and repaired with aloe gel and slippery elm bark.

Great question/concern :)

Heal ON!

Uny

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