Age spots - tips and hints on how to get rid of
them
All of these remedies take several weeks to
work. There is no quick fix solution.
Try the remedies for 2 months and if nothing has
improved try an alternative remedy. A
remedy that works well on one person doesn't
necessarily work well on another.
Dab on fresh lemon juice at least twice a day.
Use a cotton bud if age spots are small.
Lemon juice can be quite drying to the skin so
keep it off the undamaged areas.
Use a cotton bud and apply Vitamin E that is
found inside capsules. Similarly cod liver
oil can be dabbed on.
Internally you can take a selenium supplement
plus ginseng, dandelion, licorice, gotu kola and
sarsaparilla. Ask your natural health care
professional for amounts that suit your
particular needs.
Take green papaya enzyme capsules. For
quantities refer to the packaging.
Apply the juice of fresh cranberries onto the
spots at night time. Let it dry on the
skin and wash off next morning.
Take Vitamin E, 500 units per day. At the
same time squish some of the capsule contents
onto your age spots.
Mix together equal parts of onion juice and
apple cider vinegar. Apply to the spots
daily.
Sprinkle flax seed (linseed) on your cereal each
morning. If possible use it in your baking and
bread making too. Apply flax seed oil to your
age spots.
Apply fresh aloe vera gel to the spots twice
daily.
Mix together 2 teaspoons of apple cider vinegar
and one teaspoon of fresh orange juice. Apply
tot he spots twice daily.
Mix together one tablespoon each of sour cream,
yoghurt, and ground oats (oatmeal) plus 3 - 4
drops of lemon juice. apply to the skin.
Leave on for 10 minutes and then wash off.
Apply water melon peel to the affected areas.
Cut up small pieces of horse radish, soak them
in warmed milk for a few minutes and apply to
the spots.
Please note the early stages of skin cancer
can be mistaken for age spots. If in any
doubt whatsoever about your skin blemish you
must consult your doctor to get it checked out
properly.
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