Skin tags are those pesky little flaps of skin that can form around the neck, armpit, or any place on the body where skin rubs or creases from friction. You may think it's impossible, but skin tags can actually be removed safely and naturally without having to make a trip to the doctor.
In the helpful video below, Dr. Doug Willen, author of Quantum Paleo, provides a natural solution to this common health problem. Besides alcohol or peroxide, many people are able to remove skin tags using Apple Cider VinegarSkin . Simply soak the ACV into a cotton ball, then rub the cotton ball on the skin tag 2-3 times a day. You can repeat this process every day, sometimes after a week or more, until the tag changes color. Eventually, the skin tag should get darker and fall off.
Simple Household Tips says, "Make sure to squeeze the cotton ball while you massage the skin tag so that the skin tag is saturated with the vinegar. This can be done three times a day until the skin tag is gone. Keep in mind that apple cider vinegar is acidic and it can cause some mild itching and stinging for a few minutes when you do this treatment. To minimize these effects dilute the vinegar with some water before doing the treatment."
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Many individuals, male or female, develop skin tags on the body at some point in their life. Skin tags are those pesky little flaps of skin that can form around the neck, armpit, or any place on the body where skin rubs or creases from friction.
Among its many other helpful and healthy uses, Apple Cider Vinegar has proven a successful way to remove skin tags safely and naturally!
Simply soak the ACV into a cotton ball or wash rag, then rub the cotton ball on the skin tag 2-3 times a day. You can repeat this process every day, sometimes after a week or more, until the tag changes color and eventually falls off.
Apple Cider Vinegar can also be used to remove moles, and by using the same technique. Make sure to use a band-aid to secure the ACV-soaked cotton ball over the mole.
