HOME REMEDIES FOR MOLES – Part II

HOME REMEDIES FOR MOLES – Part II

• Chop one raw onion and cover with salt and leave overnight. Apply the juice to the warts 2-3 times daily until warts disappear.


• Apply the juice of cauliflower on the moles daily until it falls.


• Apply a drop of grapefruit seed extract to the moles and cover with a band-aid, 2-3 times daily. This is also very effective home remedy for moles and your moles will disappear in 3-4 weeks.


• Rub a slice of fresh pineapple or raw potato peelings or radish 2-3 times daily on your mole.


• Apply the milky juice exuding from the stems of figs and leaves.


• Put the contents of one 100 I.U. of natural vitamin E capsule on a band-aid and cover the mole. Moles will disappear soon.


• Apply vitamin E on the wart, crush a clove of raw garlic and place it on the wart, and cover it with an adhesive bandage.


• Soak a small piece of cotton in aloe gel and tape over the wart. Add more gel every three hours. Change cotton daily. The mole should begin to lighten in a few days and in a few weeks may disappear.


• Rub the mole daily with a piece of white chalk.


• Apply a drop of grape seed extract directly to the mole and cover with a Band-Aid; repeat twice daily. The mole will turn white and will disappear in about a week.


• Another effective home remedy for moles is - Apply milkweed juice to the mole.


• A tea made from purple coneflower (Echinacea), burdock root or red clover may help in the prevention of moles.


• Take some green (not fully ripe) black walnuts and make a few incisions in the outer shell; rub the juice on the moles. There may be a slight stinging sensation or the area may turn brown, but this is only temporary. This is a very effective remedy for moles and moles will disappear within a few days.


• Simply apply the purest honey on your mole, keep applying it morning and night until the mole disappears.


• Soak your mole in warm water for 15-20 minutes and dry. Apply apple cider vinegar with a cotton ball and leave on for 10-15 minutes. Wash off with water and dry.


• Dissolve an aspirin with a small drop of water and apply to the mole. Cover with a band-aid. Repeat twice daily.

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