A method to prepare a therapeutic balm is disclosed. A first phase solution is prepared in an oak barrel using a grain neutral spirit. The first phase is mixed for 10 minutes per day for a month to prepare a second phase solution. The second phase solution is filtered at least twice to prepare a filtrate. The filtrate and third phase components are mixed to prepare a third phase solution. The third phase solution is mixed with a distilled wine liquor to prepare a fourth phase solution. The fourth phase solution is mixed at least twice a day for a month to prepare a fifth phase solution. The fifth phase solution is mixed with cranberry juice, pomegranate juice, and raspberry juice to prepare a sixth phase solution. The sixth phase solution is stored in a ceramic bottle for a least six months at room temperature to prepare a therapeutic balm.

A method to prepare a therapeutic balm is disclosed. A first phase solution is prepared in an oak barrel using a grain neutral spirit. The first phase is mixed for 10 minutes per day for a month to prepare a second phase solution. The second phase solution is filtered at least twice to prepare a filtrate. The filtrate and third phase components are mixed to prepare a third phase solution. The third phase solution is mixed with a distilled wine liquor to prepare a fourth phase solution. The fourth phase solution is mixed at least twice a day for a month to prepare a fifth phase solution. The fifth phase solution is mixed with cranberry juice, pomegranate juice, and raspberry juice to prepare a sixth phase solution. The sixth phase solution is stored in a ceramic bottle for a least six months at room temperature to prepare a therapeutic balm.

The invention relates, in general, to healing formulations containing pomegranate seed oil, rosa canina fruit oil, and inula viscosa oleoresin or extract. In some instances the formulations may also contain citrus medica vulgaris etrog oil or extract and other ingredients. The healing formulations are all natural, do not include any artificial preservatives and are safe and effective for treating certain skin disorders and conditions.

The invention relates, in general, to healing formulations containing pomegranate seed oil, rosa canina fruit oil, and inula viscosa oleoresin or extract. In some instances the formulations may also contain citrus medica vulgaris etrog oil or extract and other ingredients. The healing formulations are all natural, do not include any artificial preservatives and are safe and effective for treating certain skin disorders and conditions.

A composition and method for treating Epidermolisis bullosa (EB), comprising: applying to skin or mucosal surfaces of a patient in need of treatment for EB a dressing gauze or bandage without prior cleaning of said skin or mucosal surfaces, wherein distributed on said dressing is an effective amount of a composition containing beeswax; an oleaginous base, vitamins and a pharmaceutically acceptable excipient; then removing said dressing at least twice per day without damaging the patient's skin or mucosal surfaces due to removal of the dressing.

A composition and method for treating Epidermolisis bullosa (EB), comprising: applying to skin or mucosal surfaces of a patient in need of treatment for EB a dressing gauze or bandage without prior cleaning of said skin or mucosal surfaces, wherein distributed on said dressing is an effective amount of a composition containing beeswax; an oleaginous base, vitamins and a pharmaceutically acceptable excipient; then removing said dressing at least twice per day without damaging the patient's skin or mucosal surfaces due to removal of the dressing.

A stable pharmaceutical formulation or suspension has a pharmaceutical active agent, agave, and a dilutant. The formulation or suspension has viscosity suitable for drinking.

A stable pharmaceutical formulation or suspension has a pharmaceutical active agent, agave, and a dilutant. The formulation or suspension has viscosity suitable for drinking.

A composition and method for treating equine sarcoids includes providing a composition ingestible by a horse wherein the composition comprises Manuka honey, chia seeds, and spirulina powder. A dosage, being an effective amount of the composition, is fed to a horse having one or more equine sarcoids.

A composition and method for treating equine sarcoids includes providing a composition ingestible by a horse wherein the composition comprises Manuka honey, chia seeds, and spirulina powder. A dosage, being an effective amount of the composition, is fed to a horse having one or more equine sarcoids.