​Conditions reported to be helped by Turpentine:
1.    Cancer (various types including breast, pancreatic, colon, and uterine tumours)
2.    Metastases
3.    Colon paralysis
4.    Stomach ulcers
5.    Diabetes
6.    Prostate problems
7.    Chronic bladder issues
8.    Leukemia (mentioned for a dog)
9.    High blood pressure
10.    Heart and circulation problems
11.    Rheumatism and sciatic problems
12.    Mobility issues
13.    Bone cancer/myeloma
14.    Osteoporosis of the spinal column
15.    Severe digestive and gastrointestinal problems
16.    Constant vomiting
17.    Candida overgrowth
18.    Infections and infectious diseases
19.    Autoimmune diseases
20.    Food allergies (mentioned in a case where Candida was resolved)
21.    Intestinal parasites and worms
22.    Candida infections
23.    Lung tuberculosis
24.    Chronic and fetid bronchitis
25.    Pulmonary conditions
26.    Leukorrhea (vaginal discharge)
27.    Various types of haemorrhage (intestinal, pulmonary, uterine, haemophilia, nose bleeds)
28.    Oliguria (requiring diuretic effect)
29.    Flatulence
30.    Epilepsy
31.    Phosphorus poisoning
32.    Urinary and renal infections
33.    Cystitis
34.    Urethritis (inflammation of the urethra)
35.    Puerperal fever (infection of the uterus after birth)
36.    Gallstones
37.    Dropsy (excess water retention of organs or tissue)
38.    Spasms (colitis, whooping cough)
39.    Migraine
30.    Chronic constipation
31.    Rheumatism, gout, neuralgia, sciatica
32.    Scabies or lice
33.    Puerperal infections (bleeding under the skin – purple spots)
34.    Atonic wounds (slow healing)
35.    Sores and gangrenous wounds
36.    Asthma
37.    Breathing difficulties
38.    Pleurisy
39.    Arthritis

These substances are particularly effective against conditions with fungal or microbial components, including many conditions that emerged more prominently after the widespread use of antibiotics. Their reported effectiveness is attributed to their ability to eliminate pathogenic microbes while preserving beneficial gut bacteria.