Lipoma removal traditionally involves one of two methods. Surgery removes the mass in its entirety, and usually prevents a recurrence or regrowth of the lipoma. Lipoma removal surgery is minimally invasive, and usually requires only local anaesthetic. Liposuction is another option, best suited for small-to-medium sized lipomas. The major advantage of liposuction is that it leaves a smaller permanent scar. The disadvantage is that regrowth of the lipoma is more likely. Thuja is another, all-natural way to treat lipoma. It is a homeopathic treatment, and will therefore likely not be recommended by a medical professional. Yet, thuja has been used to treat various skin ailments since at least the 18th century. Many people have used thuja to successfully remove unsightly lipomas. A useful course of action may be to treat your lipoma with thuja first, before resorting to the more invasive techniques of surgery or liposuction. The benefits of thuja […]
Treating Warts With Thuja, the Homeopathic Way
This article discusses the various treatment options available for common warts, with a focus on thuja occidentalis as a homeopathic remedy. You will learn how to use thuja to get rid of warts, which type of wart is thuja effective on, and how thuja compares to traditional western medicine for wart treatment. How do we get warts? All warts are caused by various strains of the HPV virus. The virus spreads by physical transfer. That is, by touching an object that is contaminated with the virus. Hands, fingers, and feet are the most common location for warts because we use these parts of the body to interact with objects in our environment. Wart viruses enter the skin through cuts or abrasions, which may be merely microscopic. Our immune system quickly kills off the vast majority of these viruses. But if the immune system is weak, the virus has a chance […]