Wart Mole Vanish Ingredients

Wart Mole Vanish Ingredients
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Wart Mole Vanish is an all-natural wart removal product that claims to remove warts in a single 20-minute application. There are only five ingredients in the entire formula other than the deionized water. Other than warts, it is said to remove skin tags and moles. Before trying any herbal remedy, even if it's 100-percent natural, please seek the advice of a doctor. Allergy and side-effect risks still exist.

Cashew Plant

Cashew plant, or Anacardium occidentale, has its fruit, bark, nuts and leaves used medicinally. In addition to its many other uses, it is an antibacterial and germicidal agent, according to Rain-tree.com. It also dries secretions that may help reduce warts and tags. It is a traditional wart remedy for those in Haiti, Mexico and Turkey.

Fig Plant

Fig plant, or Ficus carica, latex has many different compounds and enzymes such as cerin, malic acid, lipase, resin and peroxidase. This latex is added to warts as an herbal folk remedy, according to the Purdue Horticulture website. It can also treat sores and skin ulcers.

Lemon

Lemon, or Citrus lemon, is a common citrus fruit and a traditional wart removal remedy. Essential lemon oil is added directly to the wart according to folk remedy, so its inclusion in this natural wart and skin tag product is not suspect. According to Disabled-World.com, lemon essential oil in a single drop to the top of the wart daily, is enough for a remedy.

Talc

Talc is not included in the formula for wart removal, but as a bulking agent and as an anti-caking agent. It is approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, or FDA. It will absorb moisture and help keep the skin soft and smooth, according to CosmeticsInfo.org.

Greater Celandine Plant

The greater celandine plant, or Chelidonium majus, is a homeopathic remedy. It is used for a wide variety of ailments, but for use in this formula it works for dry heated skin, wilted skin, ulcerative skin and for pimpled and pustuled skin, according to Boeriche's Materia Medica. Other uses for the greater celandine plant are for abnormal growths on the skin, like warts and skin tags.

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Article reviewed by Bill C. Last updated on: Aug 1, 2010

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