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Helen (New York, Ny) on 06/30/2017
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I was skeptical at first using a banana peel for a soft corn that is almost two years old. I've been saving my banana peels after I make smoothies, haven't even been consistent and the pain (which stopped me from working out sometimes) left quickly. The corn has gotten smaller and softened, and I know with continued use (even without consistent use I haven't had a relapse or worsening of the corn). I know with continued use it will peel off easily, like harder corns have. Will never use those corn removal pads again - this is free and natural!
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Replied By Cas (Los Angeles CA ) on 09/13/2022

I have tried the banana peel on the corn and find that it is torturously and unbearably painful and feel like this part of the remedy should be mentioned. Or is it just my unique experience. Very sharp and intense pain coming from the corn with banana on it I have to take it off within minutes. I am aware that points at the peel working but is there a way to better tolerate the pain. Has anyone experienced this?
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Replied By Angie (Dallas) on 09/02/2024

Depends on how deep and hard the corn is. If the corn is deep and hard, the thick banana peel applies ample pressure to make the pain sharp. But hang in there, as each day goes by it gets smaller, less painful

It can also help to soak feet in 2 Quarts warm water with 1/4 cup epsom salt and 1/4 cup baking soda.

You can also solve from the inside. Taking 10 drops Black Walnut tincture twice every day for two weeks, plus phase 1 diet-------no sugar, starch (corn, potatos, flour, etc) for at least two weeks.