Old Doctors Use CASTOR OIL & EPSOM SALT to Fix 20 Health Issues (Results in 24 Hours!)


Ingredients

  • Castor Oil (100% pure, cold-pressed)
  • Epsom Salt (magnesium sulfate, unscented)
  • Optional: Cotton cloth or flannel, hot water bottle or heating pad, glass jar, essential oils (like lavender or peppermint)

Instructions

  1. Constipation Relief (Internal use)
    • Mix 1–2 teaspoons of castor oil with juice or warm water.
    • Take on an empty stomach.
    • Results typically occur within 6–12 hours.
  2. Joint Pain / Arthritis Relief (Castor Oil Pack)
    • Soak a cloth in castor oil.
    • Apply to affected joint.
    • Cover with plastic wrap and place a hot water bottle on top for 30–60 minutes.
    • Do this daily for relief.
  3. Muscle Soreness & Detox Bath
    • Add 2 cups of Epsom salt to a warm bath.
    • Soak for 20 minutes to relax muscles, ease pain, and draw out toxins.
  4. Lymphatic Drainage / Immune Boost
    • Apply castor oil pack over the abdomen or liver area.
    • Rest with heat on the area for 45 minutes to 1 hour.
  5. Foot Pain / Swelling
    • Add ½ cup of Epsom salt to a warm foot bath.
    • Soak feet for 20 minutes.
    • Follow with castor oil massage on feet to reduce inflammation.
  6. Acne or Skin Infections
    • Dab castor oil directly onto blemishes.
    • Leave overnight and rinse in the morning.
    • Or add Epsom salt to warm water, apply with cotton as a compress.
  7. Hair Growth & Scalp Health
    • Warm castor oil, massage into scalp.
    • Leave for 30–60 minutes before shampooing.
    • Repeat 2–3x weekly.
  8. Digestive Support
    • Apply a castor oil pack over the abdomen to relieve bloating or cramping.
  9. Bruises & Wounds
    • Apply a mix of castor oil and Epsom salt paste on minor bruises for faster healing.
  10. Migraine Relief
    • Rub castor oil on the forehead and temples.
    • Lie down with a warm compress for 15–20 minutes.

(…and more — let me know if you’d like the full list of all 20 health uses.)


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