Re: Staph & Poison Ivy Re: Staph -- another thing to consider.


making it part of their diet is
what my local indians.. long dead
around here did...thats how
they became immune to it...

they didn't make a salad out of it
as whitey would probably do...
Instead they took a very little
amount...like a 1/4 of a leave into the food
pot... and gradually increasing it...thats



the drinking goats milk when the goats eat the poison ok works...
i've met people who drank it as kids... and they swear it works...
its just one of the ways of immunizing yourself to poison oak...
or ivy...

My local goat milk/soap lady says she is paid to have her goats graze
on poison oak...

Another way of doing it is to make a tea one 1/4 of a leaf or
tinnyer
in a cup of hot water to start and work you way up to one leaf....

I also heard this from poison oak tea
remedy from pot growers who do the tea thing


Remember ...all methods of immunizing takes months for it to happen...

i heard of one case of someone who swallowed a whole leaf or
was it a burry of the plant... wow was he in trouble ....he said he
felt like he was dying from the inside...

Also the best remedy for poison oak i ever tried was homeopathy
and no scratching....

put a sock sleave on you your arm to prevent
or remind you not to scratch...the great thing about the homeopathy
remedy is you can keep taking it...you can't od on it...

once i got it near my eye... homeopathy really cleared it up quick
like within a hour....


I always carry a whistle when i hike back in the
woods. I've have several animals sneak up
on me too. I'm very quite when i'm painting.
A whistle's sound will go further than
a yelling voice and sqave your
voice if you need help.

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On Oct 29, 7:34 pm, Carla <ca...@xxxxxxx> wrote:
rAzZbAr wrote:
The only way we effectively dealt with it, when we were living out in
the country, was let the goats eat it! ....since the lawn mower would
just chop it up and spread it all over.

Cassie

On Oct 27, 10:55 am, foote <tjfo...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

no ............the only effective way is to make your self immune to
it...
drinking goats mik is one way... silly white man... endures the
symptoms...while the indians immutized themselves to it ...by
making it part of their diet...

Amazing! I drank goat milk for several years, and never once had a
problem with poison ivy. In fact, there wasn't even any around!

Yeah, and I wear a whistle around my neck to keep the cougars out of my
neighborhood.

"But Carla, there aren't any cougars in your neighborhood."

"See? It works."

But seriously, folks, do not try to immunize yourself against poison oak
by making it part of your diet. I know someone who tried that, and
nearly died. Was in the hospital for a lonnnnnnnngggggg time.

I suppose the goat thing might work--kind of like a homeopathic
approach--if you could get the damned critters to eat it. They never
seem to want to eat what you want them to eat, like weeds and
blackberries. They just want to eat your roses!

But homeopathy? It worked very well for my friend last gathering until
she ran out of it, and then got a reaction like a vengeance. Also had to
go to the hospital, though she did not have a life-threatening event.

Anyway, it's nothing to mess around with.


.

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