Interesting castor oil info:

 Castor Oil Packs Recommended:
   http://oak.cc.conncoll.edu/~rjcha/wells/articles/castroil.htm

 Causes & Cure for Stress & Depression:
   http://www.value.net/~esoteric/mony/mony.html


 Idea: 

 Use a standard 250 watt 'Infrared Heat Reflector' bulb,
 about 24" away, instead of applying a heating pad over
 the castor oil pack, to reduce your exposure to EM fields. 
 Or, perhaps use castor oil outdoors, under hot sun.



     from:   CONSUMER ALERT: ONLY COLD PRESSED CASTOR OIL
             IS EFFECTIVE AS AN IMMUNE STIMULANT:
             http://www.execpc.com/~keephope/report8.html (72kb)
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     1. Use only cold pressed castor oil.
     2. Use 1/4 cup of castor oil per treament.
     3. Use only pure white woolen or cotton flannel for the packs.

     4. Always use castor oil over a clean flannel cloth. Do not add
        cold castor oil to a flannel that is soaked in castor oil used
        in the previous treatment.

     5. Use the packs with the heat pad 2 days a week over the abdomen
        area to the right of your naval, 2 days a week over the spleen
        area (bottom of left rib cage), and 3 days a week over the Thymus
        gland (just above the heart).  Use the packs one hour to 1 1/2
        hrs. daily.  Do the treatments daily for the first 4 weeks, after
        which, do the treatments every other day, once over the three
        target areas -- liver, thymus and spleen. 


     HOW TO APPLY THE CASTOR OIL PACKS

     1. Place a heating pad (Sunbeam -- sold in drug stores) which is
        about 14" by 16" on a table. 

     2. Cut a piece of plastic from a heavy gauge garbage bag about
        14 inches by 16 inches and place it on top of the heating pad.

     3. Fold the wool or cotton flannel so it is two layers thick and
        measures 12" by 13." Place it on top of the plastic sheet which
        is on the heating pad. 

     4. The first time you use castor oil, pour about 3/4 cup of cold
        pressed castor oil on the flannel and spread evenly until the
        flannel is completely saturated.

     5. Turn the heating pad on high for 5 minutes.

     6. Pick up the heating pad with the plastic sheet and flannel soaked
        in castor oil and use both thumbs to hold it together and place
        against your abdomen area, spleen area or the upper part of your
        chest where the Thymus gland is located.

     7. In order to hold everything in place, wrap a large bath towel
        around your body on top of the heating pad. Use 2 or 3 large pins
        to hold it snug against your body. Reduce heat if it feels too
        warm. After one hour or even longer, remove the heat pad and the
        flannel which will stick to the plastic sheet. Massage the warm
        castor oil into your body. Use a dry hand towel and massage the
        remaining castor oil into the skin. Wait 5 minutes, then take a
        bath or shower if desired.

     8. When you are done with the treatment, wash the flannel in
        2 quarts of warm water with 1/4 cup of baking soda added.
        Then rinse the flannel well before you use it next time.  

        DO NOT REUSE CASTOR OIL ONCE IT HAS BEEN HEATED. THE CONTINUOUS
        REHEATING OF CASTOR OIL CAUSES IT TO FORM LIPID PEROXIDES AND
        TO BECOME RANCID. RANCID CASTOR OIL MAY BE IMMUNO-SUPPRESSIVE. 

     First time users weekly schedule: Use the castor oil packs over the
     thymus gland 3 times a week; 2 times a week over the spleen and
     2 times a week over the liver area. Do the treatments for one hour
     each day for the first 4 weeks. After the 4th week, do the treatment
     3 times a week, every other day over the three target areas -- the
     liver, thymus and spleen for one hour per treatment. 

     I am of the opinion that the amount of castor oil you absorb into
     the skin may be more important than the length of time you use the
     heat pad. DO NOT APPLY A CASTOR OIL TREATMENT OVER NEW FURNITURE.
     IF CASTOR OIL GETS ON THE FURNITURE, USE CARPET SHAMPOO AND WARM
     WATER AND SPONGE THE AREA. USE A DRY TOWEL TO SOAK UP IT THE EXCESS.
     Either place a plastic sheet over new furniture or use an old chair
     that does not have much value in case some castor oil drips onto it.



     ROOM TEMPERATURE CASTOR OIL WITHOUT HEAT PAD

     Robert M (Case No. 1) told me a friend of his massaged castor oil
     over this chest and abdomen area before bedtime for two weeks and
     that his CD4 count increased 120 points (from 540 to 660). He
     estimates he used about 1 tablespoon daily. He did not use the heat
     pad. I asked him about the problem of getting the castor oil on the
     sheets. He said it was no problem as he changed his sheets daily. 



     WHERE TO OBTAIN "COLD PRESSED" CASTOR OIL

     Local sources: Health food stores. Woolen flannel -- fabric shops;
     heat pads -- drug stores and department stores. A wholesale and/or
     retail mail order source for cold pressed castor oil, wool or cotton
     flannel is Heritage Store, PO Box 444, Virginia Bch, VA 23458.

     Phone No: 800-862-2923 or 804-428-4941. Note: Persons allergic to
     woolen flannel should substitute white cotton flannel for applying
     the castor oil packs. Sunbeam heat pads sold in drug or department
     stores is suitable for doing the castor oil packs. The temperatures
     of the heat pads are not so high as to render the castor oil
     ineffective. 



     Book available:

     THE OIL THAT HEALS (Castor Oil) , by William McGarey M.D.

              $12.95 ea. (include $2.00 extra for priority mail.)

     Send to: Keep Hope Alive PO Box 27041, West Allis, WI 53227.





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                             Castor Oil
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                 from:  http://www2.rpa.net/~sully/ 

 Edgar Cayce recommended the use of castor oil, or "Palma Christi",
 as a cure for many kinds of ailments.  Topical application was
 recommended for ailments of the skin, such as warts, and castor
 oil packs (cotton cloth soaked with castor oil) for ailments
 originating deeper in the body.  The castor oil must be of the cold
 pressed variety to be effective since the modern heat extraction
 process destroys the active ingredient in the oil.  My mother
 reported that she had a tumor in her leg that she was going to have
 surgically removed.  While waiting for her surgery, she applied
 castor oil packs to her leg daily for a month.  When it came time
 for the surgery, the tumor had disappeared.  Upon hearing this,
 I decided to try the oil for myself.  I chose to try and remove
 a large mole on my back.  I soaked the gauze on a Band-aid with
 castor oil and applied it to the mole.  I changed the Band-aid
 daily for two weeks.  At this point, the mole became quite tender
 to the touch, and I discontinued the castor oil treatment at this
 point.  Two weeks later, the mole, now dried like a scab, began
 parting from my skin on one edge.  I pulled the mole off, revealing
 fresh pink skin underneath.  There was no pain, and the mole never
 returned.  




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