Dermatologist Nina Roos highlights fig milk as a common folk remedy against warts, acting “like a caustic acid” due to the fruit’s sap, which is highly irritating. The International Journal of Dermatology confirms its effectiveness against warts, attributed to certain enzymes within.
For this remedy, extract the sap from fig leaves by cutting them in half and applying it to the warts. For optimal results, repeat this process in the morning and evening before bedtime.
Celandine
Celandine, also known as wartweed, is a weed with yellow flowers resembling swallow wings, growing in the wild. According to Allodocteurs, its effectiveness is due to the coptisine it contains, an alkaloid with antimitotic properties that counter the cell proliferation of the papillomavirus responsible for warts.
To use celandine, split its stem and apply the extracted juice to the wart. Given its strong smell, covering it with a bandage might be helpful. Note that celandine sap is corrosive and should only be applied to the growth.
Dandelion Juice
Externally, dandelion is recommended for numerous skin imperfections, including warts, dermatosis, some skin diseases, and corns on the feet. Cut the dandelion stem in half and apply the obtained sap to the wart. Cover with a bandage and repeat this process twice a day until the wart disappears.
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