Glass Bottle Suction Technique for Boils

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Richard (Philippians ) on 07/25/2020:
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As long as the boil isn’t on my face or neck or some place where a scar will be seen. I don’t care if there is a scar! The bottle method will pull the core of the boil out, it works! The boil will not come back!

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Katzie (Calgary) on 10/19/2015:
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The bottle / jar method leaves a scar.

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Lady Mars (Florida) on 07/12/2015:
5 out of 5 stars

When my husband was younger, he got several boils and carbuncles over the course of a year. The hospital lanced them each time and they usually came back. He also got antibiotics and perhaps other drugs. The worst one was a carbuncle, an infected boil with several heads. Finally his father suggested an old remedy and the doctor agreed to try it.

Find a bottle with a mouth just large enough to fit over the boil. Fill the bottle with very hot water. In a minute or two, dump out the water. Place the hot bottle over the boil and a suction will form, pulling out the "gunk". In my husband's case, the boil never came back.

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