shankopotomus
Bogey Member
supposedly. i can not say for sure. i have never had poison sumac but it is supposed to be effective on all rhus family toxins (poison sumac/ivy/oak etc).
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Just curious as I don't think jewelweed is common in the NW but I imagine a comparable family member may be.
You suggest that it is an effective treatment for the RASH but does it also work as a preventative? I need a preventative. I have heard about old logger remedies that became outlawed because they couldn't be FDA approved but i haven't found that concoction revealed. I have also heard that having a goat eat the weed and then milking the goat and drinking the milk will build a resistance but i'm not that brave.
I have learned to deal with and avoid the consequences of exposure but I inevitably will be plagued through the year with the evil P.Oak.
It's kinda like controlling road rage when I get infected with the stuff. It requires zen-like control and is a great lesson in tolerance.