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A member asked:
Is it true that you can use both tea tree oil and apple cider vinegar to treat molluscum?
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Unsure: There are many reports (especially on the internet on non-peer/doctor reviewed sites) of people trying apple cider vinegar and tea tree oil for molluscum with reports of positive results but, as far as i know, no controlled studies proving profound effectiveness have been done. However, I am not completely up on the literature and so can't say this for certain.
Answered 1/5/2018
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