True warts are caused by a virus. A number of people trying ViraStop enzymes commented warts were going away with 3-6 capsules per day for a few days (this wasn't the initial intended use, but was a common side-benefit). This included long- standing warts as well as recently developed ones. The following is from a book called "Enzyme Therapy" by Max Wolf and
Karl Ransberger published in 1972...an older book I got from a used
bookstore after much looking. - some warts were easily removed by abrasion methods (i.e. duct tape, scotch-tape, nail filing). Perhaps these are warts without much active virus present. - other warts were unresponsive to the abrasion methods, but were responsive to
Reference Sites - more information about warts Here are some sites with more information on warts: http://hcd2.bupa.co.uk/fact_sheets/html/warts.html http://familydoctor.org/209.xml http://www.drgreene.com/21_567.html
1. 3-6 capsules of ViraStop enzymes between meals. Use for several days or a couple weeks. 2. Olive Leaf Extract - can take from 1 -4 weeks depending on the wart and product used. Note: the olive leaf extract in combination with the ViraStop may work better than either alone. 3. One person used full strength grapefruit seed extract (GSE) on her son's molluscum and she said they dried up and fell off. H had many on his belly. She applied the GSE while he slept. 4. Zinc supplements. 5. Certain types of warts go away on their own. Allow several months. 6. One person wrote she treated her son's planters wart with a homeopathic creme preparation called"THUGA" topically. It took about three weeks when applied twice a day. 7. Vitamin C and lysine (and if not chemically sensitive, BHT) by mouth 3-4 times a day. Try rubbing some elderberry extract syrup on the wart.
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