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Witchcraft for Skin Treatment

My husband has an issue with Tinea corporis and Tinea pedis. Skin fungus and foot fungus that leaves blotches all over. We’ve stuck to traditional western medicine with the counter creams, oral medications for fungus, keeping skin on the body clean and dry. However, nothing has worked despite militant applicant.

I am willing to make a concoction that helps with banishing or reducing the fungus and spots on his skin.

I’m considering performing a spell for him as well as something natural to put on his skin to cleanse and treat it. Anyone have recommendations?

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u/Wallflower_0666 — 5 days ago

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Changing Seasons with Cardamom Peach Cake

One for the Baristas (at the coffee shop I frequent M-F) and one for the house. These are the last of the late season peaches I have and this was the perfect use for them. I also have some late season plums, but that’s a story for another time.

There’s something about using last season’s fruit to bake at the beginning of the new season…using that to soften the transition from one to another. I've been feeling kind of calm the whole because of that. As I lean into my kitchen craft more, I'm finding myself connecting with the seasons deeper than I ever have. At the ripe age of 65 (almost) I'm beginning to experience my seasons of the witch. We'll see where this leads me.

u/JustAGuyWhoBakes — 6 days ago