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Remedies for Excessive Moles | Dr. Manishaa on Body To Beiing | Shlloka Clips
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Key wellness strategies & self-care tips mentioned
1) Focus on “blood purification” to address moles/warts
- Stop/avoid excess antibiotics, injections, and pain killers (claimed to “impurify the blood”).
- Purify blood through blood circulation and by “activating the spleen.”
- Use lime water (described as helping dissolve moles/warts “from inside”).
2) Topical spot-application approach (with lime + diluted milk/other guidance)
- For local treatment, prepare a mix:
- Mix lime with some water and apply lightly only on the mole/wart area.
- The method emphasizes applying it only there, not across surrounding skin.
Timing caution
- Let it act for about 10 minutes, then remove.
- Do not let it spread to surrounding skin (claim: surrounding skin can burn).
If using lime internally
- Do not drink lime water directly (per the speaker’s instruction).
- Instead, mix butter in milk and drink it to reduce “heat” in the body.
3) Use mint juice for vitiligo and other skin issues
- Claims that mint juice is very effective for:
- Vitiligo and “other skin-related issues” (including rosacea mentioned).
- Works by “re-healing the entire skin.”
Suggested protocol
- Drink mint juice for 90 days
- Then take a 30-day break
- Repeat the cycle (90 days on / 30 days off)
- Note: results may take 1–2 years for some people.
Application added (not just drinking)
- After drinking, apply mint paste on affected areas (speaker emphasizes this for cure).
Dosage guidance (as stated)
- 1 packet mint + 250 ml water for the juice.
- “2 packets of mint should cover the entire body” where skin disease exists.
4) Acupressure routine for skin and allergy-related problems
- Uses a specific pressure point: LI 11.
- Rationale given: skin conditions arise from the large intestine becoming “dirty/rotting.”
Routine
- Press the crease line at the point well
- 3 minutes in the morning and 3 minutes in the evening
- Use strong pressure
5) Avoid “viruddha diet” (incompatible food combinations) to prevent skin damage
The speaker repeatedly links skin deterioration to food incompatibilities:
- Do not mix milk with sour/salty items
- Claim: lemon/tamarind + milk causes curdling and “skin tearing.”
- If salty/sour foods are eaten, allow a 4-hour gap before consuming milk/milk products.
- Avoid mixing milk products with:
- Onion/garlic
- Sour cheese
- Salt (in the context of adding these to milk/curd)
Avoid combinations like:
- Fish + milk products (speaker notes fish, then drinking milk afterward)
- Curd + watermelon
- Milk + watermelon shake
Salt guidance
- Warn that regular (white) salt may be adulterated.
- Prefer black salt/rock salt (claims it’s safer and can help with blood pressure).
- Check market salt for pink/pigmented adulteration (speaker’s described signs).
Presenters or sources
- Dr. Manishaa (speaker)
- Shloka Clips (channel / distribution mentioned)
- The Body to Becoming podcast (podcast referenced)
- Shloka (host mentioned)
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