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Journal of Biological Sciences

Year: 2014 | Volume: 14 | Issue: 5 | Page No.: 381-386
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Monir Doudi

Mahbubeh Setorki

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Miraculous Effect of Smoke of Pine Tree Fruit on Human Wart Treatment: A Case Series

Monir Doudi and Mahbubeh Setorki
There are several treatments for non-genital skin warts; however, no single therapy for the treatment of this disease has been established. Patience and observation is a new treatment option for warts because many of these lesions will heal spontaneously. However, patients often seek treatment for these lesions due to social stigma or discomfort. Normally, the treatment should be simple with low cost and side effects. Available evidence supports the effectiveness of salicylic acid but the effect of this medication is slow and requires frequent use even upto 12 weeks. Cryotherapy with liquid nitrogen is a desirable option for many patients but it is not a comprehensive treatment and it has not shown effectiveness on many patients. New and improved treatments as alternative to physical and chemical treatments are the herbal remedies such as green tea extract, figs, bananas, apples, garlic, Chelidonium majus (Mamyran), Euphorbiaceous, mandrake (a barberry), Eastern red cedar, onions, West tree, juniper, fruit of Spruce (Tanub), lemon, cloves, black beans, podophyllin, roses, thyme and eggplant. In this study, the researcher developed an herbal treatment of wart using smoke of burned dried fruit of the pine tree that during short periods, removed the warts in several cases.
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Anita Lawson Reply

Its obvious some patients with herpes are being enslaved to the antiviral and other supplementary ith the virus since 2015 until I was introduced by a blogger who also narrated her story online on how she was cured of Genital Herpes after using Medicine. This is a year and 2 weeks since I was delivered from genital Herpes.

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Thank you for your comment, but it seems like it may have been posted on the wrong article. This article discusses the use of pine tree fruit smoke for wart treatment and does not relate to genital herpes or Herbal Medicine. Nonetheless, we appreciate your feedback and encourage you to seek appropriate medical advice and treatment from a qualified healthcare professional for any health concerns you may have. Thank you for your understanding.

Logbin Reply

The photos provided indicating before/after treatment appear to be the same exact photos, with the "after" photos being digitally altered to make it appear as though there are differences. In two of the sets, they seem to simply be blurred versions of the original. In the other, it looks as though photo editing software were used.

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