With Tea Tree Oil
Warts Are In A Losing Battle
When using tea tree oil warts have responded favorably to the application.
Tea tree oil can be used in combination with quite a few different herbs and supplements, to give your body to give your body a boost nutritionally and topically against warts.
Warts are caused by approximately 35 different papilloma viruses, generally affecting the hands and feet, but they may occur nearly anywhere.
They are considered a benign skin tumor. There are various ways to treat warts, physician recommended remedies, and there are also folk remedies or herbal remedies.
Quit Feeling Like a WartHog
When using tea tree oil warts can start to feel better, because of the soothing menthol like properties and antiseptic action of tea tree oil.
The viruses that cause warts seek opportunities most common during times of a suppressed immune system, so building up your immune system is critical in preventing not only warts but other types of diseases.
Part of building up your immune system is proper nutrition and supplementation.
There are at least 15 different herbs that are known as being folk remedies for warts, and they all seem to have some similarities.
Most of them contain proteolytic enzymes, which are enzymes that consume certain types of proteins, for instance the wart infected tissue.
Another component, Is salicylic acid, which is found in Birch, Willow, and Wintergreen. The third group of active constituents is made up of various plant resins.
When applying tea tree oil warts often feel better fast. By carrying around a little tea tree oil warts can be treated several times a day, no matter where you are.
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Beneficial herbs |
Active properties |
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Birch |
Salicylic acid, betulin, betulinic acid. |
Betulin and betulinic acid are antiviral, salicylic acid found in over the counter wart solutions |
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Bloodroot |
Chelerythrine, sanguinarine, proteolytic enzymes |
Chelerythrine, sanguinarine, Are both skin Irritant compounds, Proteolytic enzymes are protein dissolving enzymes that dissolve wart infected tissue |
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Castor oil |
The oil is a folk remedy |
Steep a handful of willow bark and a few close of crushed garlic in the oil for a few days and then apply to the warts for a boosted effect. |
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Celandine |
Contains plant resins and proteolytic enzymes |
Rudolf Fritz Weiss, M.D., author of herbal medicine reports celandine juice can inhibit and may kill warts. |
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Dandelion |
Milky sap |
This herb had sporadic reports as to its effectiveness |
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Fig |
The milky sap |
Used once or twice a day for about a week, some reported good response by the warts |
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Milkweed |
Milky sap |
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Pineapple |
Plant enzymes |
Fruit juice contains lots of plant enzymes that may help to kill warts |
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soybean |
Soybeans |
Eating three meals of boiled soybean sprouts for three days has been reported in China to work well To eliminate warts |
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Tea tree oil |
Tea tree oil is known for its antiviral antifungal and antibacterial properties |
Apply the oil several times a day for several weeks |
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Yellow cedar oil |
Contains antiviral agents |
Apply the oil several times a day for several weeks |
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Willow |
Contain salicylic acid which is used in many over-the-counter preparations for wart removal |
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Banana |
The inner peel |
Some report the inner peel scraped and applied to the wart two to four times a day has worked |
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Basil |
Basil contains antiviral compounds |
Some apply the crushed fresh leaves to the warts |
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Papaya |
Contains various enzymes |
This remedy came with the fewest favorable reports for success |