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Indian herb (black salve) 23 Nov 2014 22:32 #48252

humblesolutions Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 9 Thank you received: 1	I have used black salve to sucesfully reove genital warts by applying topically. Is there any way to treat warts present in the mouth? i would like to use the indian herb because it is works so well on removing the warts but i dont know how to apply it to an area like the mouth where you cannot place a bandage or keep dry. Any Ideas?
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Indian herb (black salve) 24 Nov 2014 03:32 #48253

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"Black Salves" can be made or purchased in tablet and capsule form. There is lots of info on the Internet. Two sites I found are here and here .

I did find a warning about not using black salves internally that contain zinc chloride.

Most of the salves contain zinc chloride, a very caustic chemical that acts more or less like a drain cleaner. In my opinion, regardless of what the producers say, zinc chloride should never be taken internally, even in small amounts. It is quite antiseptic and gives the pastes and elixirs a long shelf life, but zinc chloride is painfully caustic. It has a pH of 1.7 or 1.8, very acidic.

The book

Cancer Salves:A Botanical Approach to Treatment

by Ingrid Naiman, contains many recipes not usually published, so you could make a salve to suit your particular ailment.

There are also nearly 100 recipes, my gift, and hopefully the end of greed surrounding the use of formulae by individuals who considered themselves rather than humanity.

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Indian herb (black salve) 24 Nov 2014 04:07 #48255

dog1824 Offline Junior Member Posts: 31 Thank you received: 18	This place does make a toothpaste and it does contain zinc chloride. www.herbhealers.com/store/amazon-iii-herbal-toothpaste-102-g.html
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Indian herb (black salve) 24 Nov 2014 04:15 #48256

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Thank you for your response. I have already purchased some indian herb from www.lifelinewater.com/herb.html
I beleive that Jim humble recomended this product in his book.
It does contain zinc chloride and i used it topically. I was succesfull at removing the genital warts. Your now giving me second thoughts about putting it in my mouth. So I should seek out a zinc oxide paste? Any recomended brands?

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