Turkish snake cures skin ailments
June 9th, 2008
Apparently a specific grass snake that lives in Kirkpinar, Turkey, is able to cure both eczema and psoriasis. Some other conditions can be treated too, but according to the local practitioners the snakes are most beneficial for skin conditions.
In mid-May these snakes hatch and are collected and fed cow’s milk for two months. During this time four female snake charmers slash practitioners treat sufferers from all over Turkey. In addition to skin conditions, the snakes can also treat headaches, neck aches, backaches and stomachaches. Ten sessions are recommended and involve 10 minutes where the snake slithers on the patient’s troubled area.
To read more about the Turkish healing snakes, read more at “Today’s Zaman.”
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