Bloodroot is a plant that grows in western US and Canada. It is also known as pauson, red pucoon or bloodwort.
The extracts of this plant can be used in removing skin tags. The procedure is pretty simple: you just cover the skin tags with bloodroot using a band aid and then wait for it to fall off.
The problem with this remedy is that can harm the healthy skin that is surrounding the skin tag. That’s why, you have to make sure that the bloodroot past doesn’t spill over to the healthy skin surrounding the skin tags.
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Removing skin tags 
October 7, 2008 at 10:37 am |
Have tried the bloodroot method and there are a few points I would like to make about the removal method. Contrary to popular belief the bloodroot past does attack healthy tissue. The best method I have found of avoiding this, is to cut a hole in a band aid and pull the skin tag through to hole, then press the band aid down firmly on to the skin. Apply the bloodroot to the already roughened skin tag protruding through the band aid. After about an hour or so wash area lightly with warm water, remove band aids and after a couple of days if necessary repeat the proses. works every time without damaging the surrounding tissue.
October 7, 2008 at 11:16 am |
Have tried the bloodroot method and there are a few points I would like to make about the removal method. Contrary to popular belief the bloodroot paste does attack healthy tissue. The best method I have found of avoiding this, is to cut a hole in a band aid and pull the skin tag through the hole, then press the band aid down firmly on to the skin. Apply the bloodroot to the already roughened skin tag protruding through the band aid. After about an hour or so wash area lightly with warm water, remove band aids and after a couple of days if necessary repeat the proses. works every time without damaging the surrounding tissue.
June 20, 2009 at 1:31 pm |
Nice mark out of things – Interesting – one could think this way also . Thanks for the post