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I don’t know whether I’m one of the few exceptions, but celandine never worked on my warts. My grandmother advised me to be a little patient and that it would surely work, but the wart just wouldn’t disappear.
Preparation is simple
I saw a great TV show where, among other things, they mentioned how to multiply the strength of celandine and at the same time tackle the problem faster. Its preparation is fairly simple and, if necessary, you simply drip it onto a cotton pad or a leukoplast pad and apply it to the wart or corn. It worked for me very quickly; the wart fell off after a few days. It also helped with my son’s calluses, which disappeared within a few days. You should definitely try it.
Ingredients:
- 5 drops of tea tree oil (tea tree oil)
- 200 ml of strong white alcohol
- 70 g of celandine (the whole plant – roots, leaves and flowers)
Preparation:
1. We chop the whole plant and put it into a glass bottle, or into a canning jar.
2. We pour in the alcohol and let it steep in a sunny place for 3-6 weeks.
3. Every now and then we stir or shake it. Then just strain, add the oil, and store it in the refrigerator in a glass container.
4. This way you have a healing mixture anytime, even in winter, when celandine has long been resting under the snow.
5. Use it every day to rub on the area or drip it onto a plaster and leave it on overnight.
Source: woman.tiscali.cz
