Indian squill (Urginea indica) is useful in removing corns. The Indian Squill bulb is roasted and applied on the corn and covered with a bandage at night and removed in the morning. [Read More]

Chalk powder paste has also been proved to be useful in the treatment of corns. A small piece of chalk may be ground into a paste with water and applied over the affected area. [Read More]

Green fig is good for corns that have been there over a period. Cut the fig and apply the juice over the corn daily. Rubbing the skin with a rough towel will help remove any dead skin. [Read More]

Raw papaya is beneficial in the treatment of  Corn and Calluses. Its juice is an irritant and it is, therefore, a useful application in this condition. Half a teaspoon of raw papaya juice may be applied thrice daily. [Read More]

Place a piece of lemon over the corn area all night. Remove it during the day. Repeat this till the corn disappears. [Read More]

A corn is a localised thickening of the skin, specially on the toes and heels extending into the subcutaneous tissue. It is small and painful, formed as a result of pressure on the toes and heels. Incorrect footwear is one of the main causes of c [Read More]

Another method of dealing with warts is to apply castor oil at night and in the morning to the wart, rubbing it 20 times or so, to work the oil well into it. [Read More]

Lemon slice or raw lemon is used in curing various types of skin infections including wart. Apply lemon juice over the infected area. Another way of using it is take a lemon slice and dip in apple extract vinegar, add a pinch of salt into it. Kee [Read More]