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Reviewer: Golden Sun, 65-74 Male on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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Originally I have taken Castor Oil in order to empty the bowels, but later I have recognized that in gulping this stuff it is possible to cleanse the liver from all toxins. So, exclusively in swallowing Castor Oil I have lost all sorts of allergies, especially a severe form of an allergy against he sun.
At first I have recognized that in order to cleanse the bowels a certain dose of Castor Oil s
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Reviewer: ok with this, 45-54 Male on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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never used this before since i heard all sorts of horror stories about taste, consistency,etc. finally tried it and found it has no taste or smell. reminded me of mineral oil. it worked for me in 3.5 hours since i took a large dose.no cramping or urgency involved for me,just worked well.
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Reviewer: Ricini, 65-74 Male on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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For me, Castor Oil is the optimal drug to cleanse the bowels totally, for Castor Oil works not directly like all the other laxatives but indirectly by activating and synthethizing certain substances in the human body. So it will never happen that the human body will be habituated to Castor Oil, this in contrary to all the other laxatives too. It is important to swallow a certain dose (for adults 2
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