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Place the poultice on the patient’s chest or soles
of the feet. The sole of the foot quickly absorbs
herbal treatments, in fact, some people rub
ointments like Vick’s on the feet when they are
sick. You can also place the poultice on sore joints
and behind the ear for an ear infection. Check
your patient every 15-30 minutes to make sure that
there’s not any skin irritation.
More cold and flu remedies are available from
Natural Cold and Flu Remedies, here!
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Link to article on blog:
Benefits of Onions and Onion Poultices for Colds
and Flu
http://thenaturallivingsite.com/blog/2009/11/
benefits-of-onions-and-onion-poultices-for-coldsand-flu/
Link to book:
https://gum.co/cold-flu
My other books:
https://gumroad.com/shannalea
Link to blog:
http://thenaturallivingsite.com/blog
Shanna writes
articles on
natural living:
everything
from herbs,
nutrition,
healthy
eating,
traditional
foods and
diets and naturalist studies to homesteading,
livestock, animals, and traditional cultures
from around the world. She has spent her life
raising and homeschooling her children and
studying herbs, nutrition and natural living
skills through courses and self-study for over
20 years. She’s applied what she learned
with her family, friends, pets and livestock.
She raised her children as much as possible
in a natural lifestyle, taught them many
life skills through their homesteading and
homeschooling years. They raised dairy
goats, Angora goats for spinning wool,
chickens, ducks, cattle and rabbits.
Midlife changes, a drought, and an empty
nest put her homesteading days on pause,
so she is now devoting her time to writing so
that she can share what she’s learned about
nutrition, herbs and homesteading to help
others make healthy natural lifestyle choices.
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