scent of cedar
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Tea tree (maleluca) oil is said to be both anti-fungal and anti-biotic. I just had a sinus infection for which I took an antibiotic ~ the infection seemed to come back once the antibiotic had been completed. Then, I was reading about yeast overgrowth in relation to antibiotic use. I have been using a drop or two of tea tree oil in warm water to gargle with, and am pleased with the results.
I also used this on an insect bite once with good results.
Is anyone familiar with this product?
It comes from the leaves of a bush which grows in Australian swampland. It was used by the aboriginal peoples there in poultice form.
I was reading that it can even be used for acne, and that it is one weapon in the HIV/AIDS arsenal that is currently being explored for its anti-fungal properties.
So far, I have found it very effective.
Barbara
I also used this on an insect bite once with good results.
Is anyone familiar with this product?
It comes from the leaves of a bush which grows in Australian swampland. It was used by the aboriginal peoples there in poultice form.
I was reading that it can even be used for acne, and that it is one weapon in the HIV/AIDS arsenal that is currently being explored for its anti-fungal properties.
So far, I have found it very effective.
Barbara