Castor Oil - Benefits and Uses

Here is how to make use of it to remove moles:
1. Mix baking soda, a few drops of Castor oil and aspirin in a clean, small
bowl.
2. Rub the mixture gently on the mole in a circular motion.
3. Wait until the mixture has dried out before washing it off later. You should
do this twice daily until the mole has been removed or reduced.
Ringworms
Are you being troubled by an itchy and uncomfortable circular pink patch that
you cannot stop scratching? This is what they call ringworms. Ringworms are not
uncommon as studies show that 2 out 10 people are plagued with ringworms.
That is why a lot are looking for an immediate cure to the pesky patches.
These patches are not only itchy but also sting. This disease is communicable
between people who share locker rooms, swimming pools or individuals with
pets. But these can be easily cured by using Castor oil which contains anti-fungal
properties that can get rid of the ringworms.
When the oil comes in contact with ringworms, your pink itchy patches will
miraculously heal. To apply, massage the oil on the affected area until healed.
Athlete’s foot
Tinea pedis or commonly known as athlete's foot is a common fungal infection
usually on the foot but may spread to palms, groins and other parts of the body.
This is because the fungi thrives on warm, moist areas which is why sweaty feet
are often the target. Your sweaty feet inside the socks then becomes an ideal
environment for the fungi.
The most common symptoms of athlete's foot are excessive itching between toes,
blistering, burning stinging sensation of feet, peeling, and discoloration of toe
nails.
The risk of having athlete's foot is higher for those who constantly wear shoes,
have weak immune system, injuries in toes or nails, and moist feet for a long
period of time.
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