Home Remedies for Warts
 

 
This one I saw with my own eyes, a rather larger wart on the palm of the hand of a young child. The wart was  painful to touch, it was removed by dabbing on tea tree oil on a daily basis. It took some weeks for it to work, but finally the wart just fell off the child's hand, leaving a small cavity which healed over in a few days.

Castor oil rubbed into the wart 3 times daily, many claims have been made for its success in removing warts.

Apply a paste made from castor oil and baking soda to the wart.This particular paste applied twice a day has removed plantar warts.

Grapefruit seed extract applied to the wart once a day, is more than capable of killing the virus whch causes the wart.

Milk from unripe figs applied directly to warts, twice daily helps to remove warts.

Raw Garlic juice applied to warts helps remove them. Care is needed when doing this for garlic burns and can leave a scar, so make sure that it is only applied to the wart and not the surrounding skin.

Nori seaweed has been used with success to treat warts.

Duct tape placed on the wart , leave it on for 7 days. Repeat the procedure for the same length of time if the wart is still there after the first application.Apparently some people have used ordinary adhesive tape and it has removed the wart.

Crush asprin and apply it to the wart, cover securely to exclude air. If you are allergic to asprin, avoid this treatment.

Vitamin A lotion applied directly to the wart.

Vitamin C lotion applied directly to the wart

Inside of a banana skin has also been used successfully.

Cider Vinegar, soaking the infected part in an undiluted solution of cider vinegar.

Apply saliva to the wart, this must be done first thing in the morning before you have eaten or cleaned your teeth. Do this on a daily basis and the wart will disappear.

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