Easy Shingles Cure #3: Oil of Oregano and its Natural Remedies

The next Easy Shingles Cure is a powerful and effective one. Much like honey, it can be
used for a multitude of conditions. But more importantly, it is very powerful for treating
Shingles.
Wild Organic Oregano Oil from the high mountains of the Mediterranean is one of the
strongest antibiotics on the earth which many people are turning to as an alternative to
pharmaceutical drugs. It is especially powerful for killing free radicals, bugs, toxins and
infections.
Oil of Oregano comes from one of three plant species: origanum vulgare, origanum
acutidens, or origanum minutiflorum, all of which are found in Turkey.

A 2004 study demonstrated that oil of oregano showed antibacterial properties against 27
different bacteria (including salmonella, E. coli, and two staphylococcus species, some of the
most common bacteria that causes gastrointestinal illnesses) and antiviral properties against the
herpes virus (responsible for cold sores, chicken pox, and shingles) as well as antifungal
properties against 18 different types of fungus.

Here Are The Instructions:

STEP 1: Take X number of drops (read the label on
the bottle/product you buy) per day taken orally to
stimulate the immune system for the desired antibiotic
and antifungal effects. For best results, begin taking
oil of oregano as soon as symptoms first appear

The ancient Greeks were one of the first people to recognize oregano oils for its health benefits
and medicinal qualities. Some of the specific benefits of Oil of Oregano are:
• Destroying organisms that contribute to skin infections and digestive problems.
• Strengthening the immune system.
• Improving respiratory health.
• Increasing joint and muscle flexibility.

Easy Shingles Cure #2: Honey and its Natural Remedies

Easy Shingles Cure #2: Honey


The next Easy Shingles Cure I want to share with you is what I call the “Honey


Treatment”.


This is another powerful method of treating Shingles, and it’s something you can do after


one of the bathing procedures that I talked about above


Honey is a sweet and viscous fluid produced by honey bee’s from the nectar of flowers. It’s been


used for centuries as a natural medicine for a variety of ailments. It has natural anti-bacterial and


anti-fungal properties which will help speed healing and prevent infection of Shingles blisters.


Here Are The Instructions:


STEP 1: Apply a thin layer of all natural honey to the affected areas. You don’t need to


use too much, just enough to cover everywhere that’s affected.


STEP 2: Leave it on the skin for at at least 30-60 minutes to allow it to absorb into the


skin.


STEP 3: After you’ve left it on long enough, you can rinse the skin off with cool to lukewarm


water if you choose. Sometimes it’s so absorbed into the skin that you can just


leave it and be fine. However, some people don’t like the scent of it or it may feel a bit


uncomfortable. Make sure that you dry the skin off using a towel (do not rub the skin, it


will irritate it). Instead, use the towel to dab the skin to dry it.


The Healing Power Of Honey


Raw Honey - which has not been pasteurized or filtered, and ideally taken directly from the hive


- is a treasure chest of nutritional value and medicinal remedies. It contains an abundance of


vitamins and minerals and is a natural and powerful medicine, both internally and externally.


The list of honey’s benefits is a long one. Honey increases calcium absorption; can increase


hemoglobin count and treat or prevent anemia caused by nutritional factors; can help arthritic


joints, when combined with apple cider vinegar; fights colds and respiratory infections of all


kinds; can help to boost gastrointestinal ulcer healing; works as a natural and gentle laxative;


aids constipation, allergies and obesity; provides and array of vitamins and minerals; and


supplies instant energy without the insulin surge caused by white sugar.


Many have found raw honey helpful for it’s positive effects against allergies and hay fever, and


one to two teaspoons last thing at night can help with insomnia. As an antiseptic, honey is also


a drawing agent for poisons from bites or stings or infected wounds, and has outperformed


antibiotics in treatments for stomach ulcerations, gangrene, surgical wound infections, surgical


incisions and the protection of skin grafts, comas, blood vessels and bones!

Easy Shingles Cure #1: Oatmeal Bath and its Natural Remedies

Symptoms Of Shingles
Here is a list of potential symptoms that have been associated with Shingles:
• Pain, burning or numbness or tingling
• A red rash that begins a few days after the pain
• Fluid-filled blisters that break open and crust over
• Itching
• Fever and chills
• General achiness
• Headaches
• Abdominal pain
• Nausea
• Muscle pain (or backache)
• Urinary difficulties
• Eye irritations
• Delerium
• Fatigue/Low Energy
• Throat Irritation
• Loss of Appetite
• Vomiting
• Coughing
• Nasal Discharge
• Impaired Breathing
• Photophobia (Sensitivity To Light)
• Weight Loss/Gain
• Inflamed Lymph Nodes
• Irritability
• Infection
• Sudden Onset
Easy Shingles Cure #1: Oatmeal Bath
The first Easy Shingles Cure I want to share with you is the Oatmeal Bath.
You may have heard of this one before, because it is pretty popular. The reason it’s so
popular is simply because it’s effective.
If you are going to follow any of these Easy ShinglesCures in a sequence, you will
definitely want to start out by having a bath.

An oatmeal bath is a safe, natural and effective way to soothe the itching, burning and pain
caused by Shingles. By dissolving colloidal oatmeal - which is rolled oats that have been
milled into a fine powder - into a bathtub full of luke-warm water, you will experience relief
from itching and burning for several hours. You can also use an ice pack on the blisters
afterwards for 20 minutes to relieve pain and to numb the rash.

Here Are The Instructions:
You’ll need a blender, food processor or coffee grinder and one cup of oatmeal.
You can use instant oatmeal (unflavored), quick oats or slow cooking oats - all work
equally as well. You can purchase these items at any local grocery store.
STEP 1: Blend or process the oats on the highest setting until you have a very fine,
consistent powder. To test the colloid property of the oatmeal, stir one tablespoon of the
ground oats into a glass of warm water. If the oats readily absorb the water and give it a
milky look and a silky feel, you’ve blended long enough.
STEP 2: Dissolve the oatmeal into cool to luke-warm water, taking time to ensure the
oatmeal clumps are broken up completely. The bath water should appear evenly milky
before you get into the tub.
STEP 3: Soak in the tub for at least 15 minutes, taking care to submerge as much of
your body as possible underneath the surface of the water. Avoid getting water in the
eyes, since the oatmeal will sting. And be careful getting in and out of the tub, since it
will be slippery.
STEP 4: Remove the entire oatmeal
residue from the skin before you
completely exit the tub by rinsing it
off. Any leftover oatmeal may dry out
your skin and increase itching.
STEP 5: Dry your body carefully by
dabbing away moisture with a thick,
absorbent towel. Avoid rubbing the
skin with the towel and irritating the
sores from Shingles, which may
cause bleeding and scarring.
STEP 6: You should use a bathing procedure like this at least 2-3 times per day (see
other bathing procedures in the Fast Shingles Cure e-book) to effectively treat the pain
and itching caused by Shingles.
STEP 7: Right after you get out of the bathtub, you will want to apply a lotion or ailment
to the skin before getting dressed. By using a lotion in combination with an oatmeal bath,
you can relieve the pain and itching caused by Shingles and speed up the recovery.
Check out the Fast Shingles Cure e-book for what lotions to use and how to properly
apply them.