THAI MASSAGE and CASTOR OIL BENEFITS

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Castor oil is considered a vegetable oil that is pale yellow in color and is produced by crushing the seeds of the castor plant. Castor oil is a particular type of triglyceride fatty acid, with nearly 90 percent of ricinoleic acid, which is an unsaturated omega-9 fatty acid.

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Castor oil contains the biochemical agent undecylenic acid, which is used to stop fungal growth. The undecylenic acid makes the natural remedy ideal for numerous types of fungal infections including yeast infections, athlete's foot, and ringworm.

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Castor oil's anti-inflammatory properties make it an excellent massage oil for arthritic joints, sore muscles, and inflammation of your nerves. The ricinoleic acid that castor oil contains possess the ability to boost anti-inflammatory properties within the body and is considered a safe remedy for arthritis pain.

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Castor oil has traditionally been used as a remedy for treating various skin conditions and infections, relieving constipation, and increasing hair volume and its health. However, recent studies have shown that castor oil can be used to support the immune system, anti-inflammatory agent, antimicrobial agent, and lymphatic stimulant.

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You can use castor oil in a couple of different ways. Apply it directly to the skin, use it through a castor oil pack, or mix it with other oils to use it as a topical remedy.

 

You can orally, add it to milk, lukewarm water, with your juice and hot drink, or taken in the form of a supplement.

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​Uses for Castor Oil

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​​​Deep Cleanser

Acne Treatment

Skin Moisturizer

Eliminate Fine Lines and Wrinkles.

Soothe Rough and Texture Skin

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Strengthen and Grow Hair

Lengthen Eyelashes

Thickening Eyebrows

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​Hydrates Chapped Lips

Improve Gum Health

Eliminate Lumps, Bumps, Cyst, Tumor

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Remove Moles and Skin tags

Eliminate Corns on your Feet

Fights Toenail Fungus

Soften Cuticles and Eliminates Brittle Nails

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Arthritis Treatment

Increase Circulation

Improve Immunity Function

Support Lymphatic System

Soothe Muscle Aches and Pains

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​Relieve Insomnia and Migraines

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Relieve Menstrual Cramps

Ease Menopause Symptoms

Getting Rid of Stretch Marks

Heal Wounds and Abrasions

​Reduce Swelling and Inflammation

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Treating Ringworm

Relieve Constipation

Relieve Hemorrhoids

Induction of Child Labor

Clean out Intestines before Surgery

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Side Effects of Castor Oil

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Castor oil is a natural remedy that has been deemed safe to use in limited amounts. However, you may still experience some mild to moderate symptoms if you take too much of it or consume it for an extended period.

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Before applying a significant amount of castor oil to your skin or ingesting it orally, determine if you are allergic to it by conducting a patch test.

 

Place a small amount of castor oil on your forearm and let it sit for 24 hours. If you have any reaction, even if it is slight redness or itching, avoid using castor oil for any reason.

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When taking castor oil, it is important to exercise cautionsly. If you take too much castor oil, it could result in an overdose or poisoning, which could lead to more serious health complications.

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Overly dosage might cause

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Dizziness

Abdominal Cramps

Diarrhea

Nausea

Electrolyte Disturbance

Low Blood Pressure

Pelvic Congestion

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Itchiness

Skin Inflammation

Uncomfortable Rash

Stinging Sensation

Swelling of the face and Throat

Difficulty Breathing