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Grow Youthful: How to Slow Your Aging and Enjoy Extraordinary Health

Ailment: Warts

Remedy: Apple Cider Vinegar


Apple Cider Vinegar. Traditional home remedy for heartburn/reflux and many ailments detailed on this site. How to use it. What to buy. Warnings on its use.





Comment posted by Michael M. of Greenville, SC, USA on 4 February 2012 at 14:25       587

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I had genital warts at the base of my penis on the scrotum. I put ACV on a piece of cotton and covered with a bandage. I did this every night for a week and left uncovered during the day. My warts turned black and fell off in less than a week and have been gone for over 6 months now.



Comment posted by Grey of Milwaukee, WI, USA on 5 June 2011 at 2:49       466

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I would soak a cotton swab in vinegar and tape it over the wart with duct tape. I would leave this on for a few hours to overnight at the longest. Sometimes I would soak my hand (where warts were) in a bowl of vinegar for 5-10 minutes. I did this for a week or two. Then a few weeks later the warts turned black and fell off. I actually used white vinegar, not ACV.



Comment posted by Eric of Rondebosch, Cape Town, South Africa on 5 August 2010 at 19:25       355

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May I enthusiastically offer my support for apple cider vinegar to cure two skin ailments - WARTS and KERATOSIS. I dipped a small piece of cotton wool in ACV and put it directly on a wart, then covered with an air and water-tight bandage. I left on overnight for about 9 hours. The rest of the day it was open and uncovered. I continued this treatment for about 3 weeks, as it was a well established, large, deep wart. The first 2 applications stung and throbbed a bit, but after that the procedure was painless. The area looked soft and white at first, a bit ulcerated and messy for a while. But after three weeks it painlessly peeled off. For another three weeks I continued to dab a little ACV on the area each day, without bandage. The wart has not recurred after over a year! I used the same procedure for a keratosis on my arm, except that after removing the bandage, I applied a little virgin coconut oil - only very little. This really works, folks!