Originally Posted by sexy naomi

I am sorry for the misunderstanding I didnt know what it meant at all so I did reply non sense, sorry highwayman

Originally Posted by Lynne

naomi,
i dont that that comment was called for at all. i have met mucker and he is a very nice gent, who is a very genuine guy.

As already stated varicose veins (or "very cross veins, as my mom calls them) arent a disease and you wont catch anything from them.

Mucker you are best to check with your gp to get them sorted, even if you dont do anything about them, it is best to get them checked regularly.
lynne xx

Originally Posted by roryman

Best leave the humour to me, eh?

Originally Posted by sexy naomi

I am sorry Lynne, I didnt know what I was writing about so I didnt make any sense and I have had up set you, I didnt mean it to offend you.
I am sorry Lynne

Originally Posted by sexy naomi

Just do me a favour, please!!!!!!!!! Don´t bother to see me "dodgy balls"[/QUOTE
Thanks Naomi so when can i see you , ill make sure not to shower for weeks when i visit,
i will even bring you a bag of muck so that you can spread some shit on your sweet flowers,

Originally Posted by sexy naomi

I am sorry for the misunderstanding I didnt know what it meant at all so I did reply non sense, sorry highwayman

Originally Posted by anitasizzle

You might want to try these essential oils. Some of them can be purchased at Health food
Stores. (there's one on South Great Georges St. Dublin D2) Tisserand, and Neal's Yard essential oils are probably the best essential oils you're going to find in Ireland. There is someone in Galway who has the Good Stuff, but I don't know who or where..


VARICOSE VEINS;
Make a daily massage oil by mixing ten drops of helichrysum oil and five
drops each of lemon and cyprus oils in three tablespoons of grape-seed oil.
This oil blend is said to help alleviate swelling and congestion in the
veins. It is also said to relieve the typical feeling of heaviness in the
legs that sometimes results from varicose veins

Yarrow essentil oil
Yarrow essential oil is used to relieve muscle pain, stomach cramps,
infections, sinus congestion, wounds, fevers, skin inflammation, stretch
marks and varicose veins. It is also use to support meditation and
strengthen intuition!!!!

Yarrow, once a sacred plant in ancient China, was valued as the perfect
unification of yin and yang energies, since the hard, strong stem is filled
with a soft substance.
Yarrow's Latin name, Achillea millefolium, honors Achilles, A Greek hero of
the Trojan wars. It is said he cured his injured Achilles tendon with this
powerful plant.
Native to both Europe and Asia, this perennial is grown in a lot of herb
gardens. It can reach a height of three feet and bears fragrant, feathery
leaves with yellow, pink or white flowers!

The oil is extracted by steam distillation and is an age-old remedy.
Vapors from yarrow oil are also believed to help balance opposing energies,
assist in setting goals and increase a sense of security.
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Yarrow oil is said to help relieve skin inflammation, blemishes, acne,
itching and sunburn. Like all essential oils, yarrow oil is soluble in both
alcohol and oil and imparts its scent in water. It makes an ideal addition
to cosmetics, skin lotions or creams due to its antiseptic, astringent and
anti-inflammatory qualities. The champhoraceous oil also makes a great
toner for skin when added to either lotion or springwater. Try this blend;
5 drops yarrow oil, 5 drops lavender oil and four ounces of springwater.
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To help reduce stretch marks and scars, rub several drops of yarrow oil on
the affected areas every day.
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For a migraine, add a few drops of yarrow oil to a cold compress and apply
to the forehead. For insomnia, rub a few drops on the temples, in gentle
circular motions.
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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!**********************CAUTION******************!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yarrow oil can cause skin irritation in people with sensitive skin. It can
also cause allergic reactions in some individuals. For those with sensitive
skin, it's best to do a patch test before using yarrow oil!!!




There's a homeopath dispensary off Dawson St. in Dublin.
a form of alternative medicine first defined by Samuel Hahnemann in the 18th century.[1] A central thesis of homeopathy is that an ill person can be treated using a substance that can produce, in a healthy person, symptoms similar to those of the illness. Practitioners select treatments according to a patient consultation that explores the physical and psychological state[2] of the patient, both of which are considered important to selecting the remedy.[3] According to homeopaths, serial dilution, with shaking between each dilution, removes the toxic effects of the substance, while the essential qualities are retained by the diluent (water, sugar, or alcohol

And you, might want ti seriously consider getting a good book on natural remedies, especially herbs..