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Frankincense and Myrrh for Neuropathy pain

Posted by hotfooted @hotfooted, Apr 26, 2019

Today I saw the Nutritionist that my doctor sent me to.. As usual, my feet were red and burning. She told me that many Diabetics that she counseled used Frankincense and Myrrh drops mixed with a lotion and they swore by it.. wouldn't be without it. She had some and we tried it on my poor feet right then.. It was absolutely amazing! My feet cooled down immediately and they became their normal white skin again. That was this morning and they are still okay at 5:30 in the evening.. My gosh, maybe I'll be able to sleep better tonight... Have any of you tried this? If so, what has been your experience with it? I'm hoping to hear lots of comments back...

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cookierockwell | @cookierockwell | Jan 15, 2023

Thank you so much for this thread about Frankincense & Myrrh Neuropathy Oil, @hotfooted. I've read a lot about the benefits of the two essential oils, but was hesitant to mix up a 'potion' myself. As I was Googling about them, this product popped up. I found it on CVS, and it should be here by Tuesday, and I'm really looking forward to trying it. I'm very curious about their other products as well, but I don't like to try more than one new thing at a time.

Hotfooted, you mentioned wool socks and cotton socks. I wondered if you've tried alpaca socks? I'm allergic to wool, and my cotton socks weren't keeping my feet warm enough, so I did some research, and got 3 different pairs of Warrior alpaca socks. I especially love my padded ones. So comfy. And they're all so incredibly soft.

Best wishes,
Cookie

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alfer | @alfer | Jan 16, 2023

I also use this product for non-diabetic PN in my feet. Great product but has a strong smell my wife can’t stand! Also a try “Outback”. It doesn’t smell and works similarly.

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mcray2 | @mcray2 | Jan 16, 2023

Bought Finn Comfort sandals right before an international trip in 1995. No break-in time before trip. Never had blisters. Still have sandals.

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26sabrina | @26sabrina | Jan 16, 2023
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@cookierockwell

Thank you so much for this thread about Frankincense & Myrrh Neuropathy Oil, @hotfooted. I've read a lot about the benefits of the two essential oils, but was hesitant to mix up a 'potion' myself. As I was Googling about them, this product popped up. I found it on CVS, and it should be here by Tuesday, and I'm really looking forward to trying it. I'm very curious about their other products as well, but I don't like to try more than one new thing at a time.

Hotfooted, you mentioned wool socks and cotton socks. I wondered if you've tried alpaca socks? I'm allergic to wool, and my cotton socks weren't keeping my feet warm enough, so I did some research, and got 3 different pairs of Warrior alpaca socks. I especially love my padded ones. So comfy. And they're all so incredibly soft.

Best wishes,
Cookie

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Good information. Another thing to consider.

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wmarkham | @wmarkham | Jan 17, 2023

I have used this product for years and get the positive results as others noted. You can order from Amazon. I have also had great experience with 1% hydrocloroze cream on neuropathy rash on other parts of my body. Walmart has it in their Equate brand. I apply both daily in the morning and they work for 24 hours. Good luck.

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danmardy44 | @danmardy44 | Jan 17, 2023

Yes I saw those drops at Walgreens. I use them too. My feet burn. When they are bad at night I put it on. It does work.
I read @ the coffee and I’ll be trying it too.
I’m so glad I found this support group.
Mardy

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sheilad1 | @sheilad1 | Jan 18, 2023
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@alfer

I also use this product for non-diabetic PN in my feet. Great product but has a strong smell my wife can’t stand! Also a try “Outback”. It doesn’t smell and works similarly.

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What is outback?

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sheilad1 | @sheilad1 | Jan 18, 2023
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@wmarkham

I have used this product for years and get the positive results as others noted. You can order from Amazon. I have also had great experience with 1% hydrocloroze cream on neuropathy rash on other parts of my body. Walmart has it in their Equate brand. I apply both daily in the morning and they work for 24 hours. Good luck.

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Thank you for the information. I can't seem to find anything when I search 1% hydrocloroze. Could you kindly send the name of the equate product and and/or a link?

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sheilad1 | @sheilad1 | Jan 18, 2023

How many drops of Frankincense and Myrrh in how much lotion? What lotion do you use? Most burn my feet.

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margaretob | @margaretob | Jan 18, 2023

thanks i will try anything at this point....LAST YEAR THE NEUROPATHY WAS PAINFUL BUT MANAGEABLE THIS YEAR NOTHING WORKS. IT IS WORSE. WHAT KIND OF DOCTOR DOES THIS TO HELP///

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