Can I apply it to my tongue since my tongue has been getting very sensitive lately to hot food (i mean hot with temperature, not spicy food)?
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Even though its honey, I wouldn't use it inside my mouth because I don't think it should be used internally but I have applied it on my lips to soften them and I didn't have any issues afterwards
176232
Its Honey... Yes you can put it on your tounge.. Will it help somehow with hot food? absolutely not
176233
not sure. i used it on a very sore gum without a problem. as to you're hot tongue, i had this problem a long time ago and it turned out to be a tooth abcess. dr. ran all kinds of blood tests and nothing showed up. abcess finally burst through the gum. hope that's not your problem, but i had a very hot tongue, but just down one side.
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I dont see why not. You mentioned just a gargle so that should be perfectly fine. Its very good tea tree oil. I have enjoyed using it.
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The best way has been to run warm water over it and apply gently. I have found that I really don't need to apply a lot and if done gently, really doesn't bother me. This stuff is amazing. Still works in hot tropical climates, I am finding out!
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It's boiled down to a paste consistency. I know it says that it is from "NOW FOODS", but I wouldn't want to use it as a food item. Am sure that all the boiling that has been done to it would kill off anything that is living. IF you are going to apply it to your hands, use a drop of another cream, like Eucerin, to help dissolve it and make it easier to work into the hands.
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Thanks so much for all your suggestions. I have strengthened the seal and things seem to be much better. I love the richness of the flavour so I'm not sure that a higher heat is the answer for me!Thanks agin.
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Should not be a problem although I usually do the treatment between meals. When finished I rinse with mouthwash to remove any lingering taste.
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You're welcome ;) but I've just noticed something about your question I missed before; I'm curious to ask if you're seeking to achieve a "moisture-absorptive effect" in cooking or in your intestines.
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Yes you should rinse your mouth... apply with tongue brush gently and rinse after a few minutes
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I find it difficult to manage the temperature. It burns very easily. If you use it often enough I would imagine you can eventually get it right.
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Yes is hot. It may cause burns if in contact with the skin for a while. For second question, the answer is "no". It cannot be easily be poked.
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To use it on skin I melt some butter then add honey to the warm butter, after stirring well it can then be applied to skin.Its best to use small amounts and rub it in well, it may not help your particular problem but it sure feels good.
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I didn't notice that on mine. It sounds weird but you might try licking it and seeing if it tastes like anything. For better or worse your food will end up tasting like anything you cook it in. If it tastes like nothing you are fine.
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I'm sorry I can't answer that as I have never tried...I always used it inside my mouth. You could contact contact the company at their web address it should be on the bottle.They are very helpful and nice people to deal with. I hope you have had good results with this product as its been a life saver for me and several family members.
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sorry, can't help--never had hot spots or burning of food. i've only had it for months tho so who knows.
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They suggest using it in soups, tea, whatever on their website. I've used it in lots of ways...it's a fiber, so the heat won't destroy it working. From the product description: "Dissolve in room temperature liquids or add to moist foods, hot or cold."
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I just dump the desired amount on my tongue and wash it down with water. Just about any liquid (juice, etc.) would do with that method. Never tried mixing it with anything first.
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I'm not a doctor or a scientist, but common sense tells me - absolutely not! Sniff the stuff. Read the label. Would you drink it? It should not be used on any surface that will come into contact with food. A wooden mug? Try vegetable oil of some kind.