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Bloodroot for skin tags

by penny
Posted: Sun., June 1, 2008, 09:15 pm

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Topics: Skin Conditions, bloodroot, skin tags

Has anyone heard of using something called blood root for skin tags? Does it work? Where can I find it?

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