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3 All-Natural, Easy-To-Find Cures For Poison Ivy (And Poison Oak) That Really Work http://rgn.bz/fHfh
If you are an avid outdoorsman or an avid camper, it is very likely that you have come into contact with the infamous poison ivy plant at one time or another.
Consequently, you are undoubtedly aware of just how miserable the swelling, irritation and incessant itching the oils that this plant exudes can make you. In fact, it can ruin your entire outdoor adventure! But fear not and venture forth with confidence, because nature has a cure for what ails you.
The three most effective and most abundant natural cures in the wilderness for poison ivy – or its cousin, poison oak – are:
Tap root of the wild burdock plant (serves as a natural antiseptic).
Witch hazel bush (serves as a natural astringent).
Jewelweed (serves as a natural cure).
While most of us can see and recognize large, hairy vines growing vigorously up the sides of trees and realize that they are a poison ivy vines, many outdoorsman are unaware that this plant also likes to grow in small patches of ground, hugging plants that commonly reach a height of one to two feet and, of course, display the signature, spear-shaped, tri-foil, leaves.
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