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1) Castor Oil is a mild and effective laxative
A half ounce of castor oil taken internally will have a quick and mild laxative effect, giving relief for constipation. To improve the taste, take the oil by floating in a glass of warm milk or mixing it with a fresh egg yolk.

2) Castor Oil expels tape worms and other intestinal worms
Castor oil taken internally has been documented to discharge tape worms successfully. Take a tablespoon of castor oil in a glass of warm milk in the morning and at night. The worms will be passed out of your system.

3) Castor Oil relieves arthritis, back pain and muscle aches
Castor oil applied topically can give immense relief from arthritis, back pain and general muscle aches and soreness.
You can improve its effectiveness by applying a cloth soaked in castor oil over the painful joint and covering it with plastic (such as cling film). Place a hot water bottle over this (this method is also known as a 'castor oil pack'). The heat will help the castor oil to penetrate your inflamed tissues and joints.
Even without external heat, a castor oil pack will still work wonders. Just leave it on for longer. You can do this easily by putting the castor oil pack on before going to bed, leaving it to work overnight.

4. Castor oil cures sleeplessness and insomnia
If you suffer from insomnia, rub a little castor oil over your eyelids before going to bed. Castor oil applied this way will bring about a feeling of deep relaxation for a peaceful slumber without the use of drugs.

5) Castor Oil treats skin infections
To treat small skin infections, apply a few drops of castor oil onto a plaster or band aid and apply it over the area you wish to treat each day. For a larger skin infection, use a piece of clean cloth soaked in castor oil instead.

6) Castor Oil relieves stomachaches and colic in babies
To relieve stomachaches, warm some castor oil by rubbing it between your palms and massage this gently over the abdomen and the bellybutton area (the navel). This relieves stomach pain and helps to expel trapped gas. Castor oil used this way also helps relieve colic in newborns and helps them sleep.

7) Castor Oil alleviates period pain and menstrual cramps
You can similarly massage some hand-warmed castor oil over the lower abdomen to relieve period pain and menstrual cramping. Using the castor oil pack method over the lower abdomen can also help reduce menstrual irregularities and uterine and ovarian cysts. It's not unusual to feel some 'fluttering' over the ovaries (either side or both) when a castor oil pack is applied.

8) Castor Oil shrinks swollen lymph nodes
Rub castor oil over the swollen lymph nodes each day and it will gradually shrink in size. Castor oil works by speeding up the circulation of the lymphatic system.

9) Castor Oil cures vaginal infections and urinary tract infections
Apply castor oil directly to the skin, and cover with a warm washcloth or hot water bottle for half an hour to an hour.

10) Castor Oil shrinks hemorrhoids
Soak a cotton ball with castor oil and apply it to the hemorrhoid. Lie down to do this. However, if the cotton ball stays in place, you can also walk around with a towel wrapped around your waist.

11) Castor Oil relieves gallbladder pain
Pain from gallstones can be relieved by using hot castor oil packs. Place a castor oil pack over the area to relieve pain from gallbladder attacks.

12. Castor Oil relieves aching feet
If you have the type of job where you're standing on your feet the whole day, you can use castor oil to soothe your tired and aching feet. At the end of the day, simply massage some hand-warmed castor oil over your feet. You should feel immediate relief.

For greater comfort during the day, rub a generous amount of castor oil over your feet and put on cotton socks before leaving the house. You will experience greater comfort while standing on your feet or walking all day.
For severe foot pain, apply a generous amount of castor oil over your feet's problem areas, wrap it up in some plastic (such as cling film) and finish this off by putting on socks before going to bed. Your foot pain should lessen by morning. Repeated application of this for a few weeks will eventually resolve most foot pain completely.

I was able to heal my very painful heel spurs (calcium deposits) using castor oil, so this is something I can attest to personally. (p.s: using castor oil like this will also get rid of corns and soften thick calluses.)

13) Castor Oil boosts the immune system, increases lymphocytes

Castor oil has the remarkable ability to increase our body's lymphocytes. Lymphocytes, or white blood cells, regulate wound healing. Studies have shown that T lymphocytes may play an important role in healing.
This boost in the body's lymphocytes could also be why castor oil applications appear to be helpful for anyone with a weakened immune system.

Those dealing with viral infections, such as shingles. (One commenter, Denise, talked about how castor oil seem to be the only thing helping soothe the pain from her shingles here.)
Cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy. People who have AIDS/HIV, lupus or other autoimmune diseases.
A 1999 paper '(Immunomodulation Through Castor Oil Packs' by Harvey Grady, Journal of Naturopathic Medicine) showed that a 2-hour topical application of castor oil (castor oil packs) produced a significant increase in the number of T-11 cells.
Amazingly, the number of T-11 cell lymphocytes continued to increase for 7 hours after the treatment.

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Amazing facts about Dubai...

1. Dubai was settled by 800 members of the Bani Yas tribe in 1833, who were attracted by the natural harbour that the creek created. This enabled it to become a small centre for pearling and fishing. Bedouin - Arab-speaking nomads of the Middle East - sometimes took up residence on the Dubai creek and occupied houses made from "barasti" (palm fronds). This photo is from the 1950s, before the discovery of oil.

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2. In the 1950s, when this photo was taken, Dubai remained this small, undeveloped port on the edge of the desert, and the creek began to silt up, perhaps a result of the number of boats that frequented it.

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3. Oil was discovered in the emirate in 1966. Money was thrown into developing infrastructure, schools and hospitals at a pace that even the Dubai tourist board admits was "frenetic".

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4. In the 1980s, Dubai's government made a decision to try to become an attractive tourist destination, and poured resources into this. In 1988 there were just 48 hotels, with 4,764 rooms, in the whole of Dubai. In 2012 – the latest year for which figures are available, there were 599 hotels and hotel apartments, with a total of 80,414 rooms and flats. According to the chief executive of the Dubai Corporation for Tourism and Commerce Marketing, the emirate will have 160,000 rooms for visitors by 2020. The picture above shows Sheikh Zayed Road, one of the main arteries through the city.

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Here visitors now find The Fairmont Dubai, the Jumeirah Towers hotel, and the Shangri-La hotel.

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5.  In 2000, the Dubai skyline was augmented by the completion of the Emirates Towers complex, comprising of the Jumeirah Emirates Hotel Tower, a 56-storey building, and the 54-floor Emirates Office Tower. 

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6. In 2006, development was full steam ahead, with cranes and other construction equipment domination the skyline. This picture was taken at Dubai Port in 2006, when its management company said that it had sold all of its investments in the USA to an investment group. Import and export business in the emirate was flourishing. 

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7. However, the 2008 global financial crisis hit Dubai hard. The real estate bubble, built on speculative investment and borrowed funds, burst. At the time, Tim Clark, president of Emirates airline, the national carrier, said that he expected the global financial problems to impact upon the markets for another 18 months. The next year, in 2009, The Telegraph reported that the emirate had $80 billion of debt. Colossal building projects were left half-finished, skeleton-like cranes hanging in the city built on desert and sea. 

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8. One of the main projects put on hold was The World (top of image), a series of islands in the Persian Gulf off the Dubai coastline, roughly in the shape of the planet's continents. The project, consisting of 300 islands, began in 2003 but ground to a halt in 2008. Nevertheless, several construction companies have this year announced that they would recommence work on some of the land masses, which are made of sand reclaimed from the shallow sea off Dubai.

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9. Things picked up again soon afterwards. At 829.8 m, the Burj Khalifa is the world's tallest building, and opened in Dubai on January 4 2010, dwarfing already sizeable skyscrapers. 

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...it also holds world records for the tallest free-standing structure, the highest number of stories, the highest occupied floor, the highest outdoor observation deck, the lift with the longest travel distance, and the tallest service lift.

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10. In comparison to the small airport that was built in the 1950s, Dubai's position in the aviation world puts the status of other hubs such as Londonand Paris under threat. The handily central location means that it can be reached from most parts of the world in under eight hours, making it a efficient base for handling connecting flights. Dubai International Airport now has two runways of 4,000 and 4,450m, and as of this year there were 7,000 weekly flights from the airport, operated by 140 airlines. A second hub with five runways, the Al Maktoum International Airport, opened last year.

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11. The Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary, at the head of the 8-mile Dubai Creek watercourse, is home to 270 species of fauna and 47 species of flora, which have seen the surrounding city change a great deal since the sanctuary was founded in 1985. Flamingoes currently number about 500, which leads to some curious pictures of the pink birds against more commonly spotted city species, such as skyscrapers.

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12.  Before the Expo 2020, the emirate wishes to become the most visited city in the world, and increase tourist numbers from 10 million to 20 million. Shown is the Burj Al Arab hotel, a luxurious establishment, that, with its gold iPads available for use and lavish decor, has become a symbol for Dubai's modern development and, some would say, ostentation.

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13. The "Aladdin City" development will be made up of three towers resembling Aladdin's magical lamp, connected by a 450 meter-long air-conditioned pedestrian bridge with travellators in the shape of dragons and snakes. Inspired by the stories of Aladdin and Sindbad, the towers on Dubai Creek will comprise a hotel and two commercial buildings, with a total space of 110,000 square metres. No details have been revealed regarding the project's cost or completion date. 

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14. The centrepiece of the Bluewaters Island complex, off the coastline near Dubai Marina, will be a 210-metre tall Ferris wheel, the Dubai Eye, set to be the tallest in the world. The island will essentially be an entertainment complex, featuring a souq, restaurants, and a boutique hotel, as well as several apartment blocks. The whole project is expected to cost $1.6 billion, of which $270 million will be spent on the Dubai Eye (pictured). It is expected to be completed in early 2018.

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