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Fri Sep 06, 2013 1:00 am  |
Ok so grandma came here today and told me ''Look what happened to my leg''.Omg i saw a cut so deep i could really see the bone!!! She was so brave that she had taken the dead skin/flesh that was sticking out with a scissor!!!!
Now please people listen because you have to know this stuff.I immediatley took a gauze ,pour on it good amounts of cayenne pepper powder and cover it to this nasty wound. I hope that it will heal properly.Cayenne is the best THING EVER TO CUTS.PERIOD. I suspect that at night i can see the crusty thing indicating that the wound has already sealed and the blood is trying to rebuild the tissue.
Now grandma is cooking peas!!!!Pain has subsided no itching .Hell yeah cayenne is the stuff. |
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Fri Sep 06, 2013 8:24 am |
| My hubby takes it daily and swears by it. I would never have been brave enough to put it on an open wound. Man, that is tough! Good to know and I may try it on him first, haha. |
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Fri Sep 06, 2013 3:51 pm |
P, your post made me think of this article.
http://wellnessmama.com/3516/natural-first-aid-kit/
Many years ago, a vet used superglue to mend one of our parrots detached claw. It worked.
Sometimes I’m in awe of some of the unbelievable things used to help some illnesses and injuries.
I really do hope your grandma doesn’t need medical attention down the road for her injury. *Down to the bone* would have been pretty serious to me.
(Introduction to the article:]
Homemade Natural & Herbal Medicine Chest
Katie - Wellness Mama
Despite our best attempts to live a healthy and toxin free life, there are times when illness or injury strike. In some of these cases (like trauma) conventional medical treatment is certainly warranted and I’m certainly grateful that medical treatment is available if needed.
But what about the times when the illness or injury is not life threatening, but merely uncomfortable or limiting? While our first instinct...may be to get medication to mediate symptoms, there are often natural remedies that don’t interfere with the body’s own immune responses and which can help ease uncomfortable symptoms.
Many of these natural remedies can also be used in the comfort of your own home, rather than having to take yourself or your ill or injured child to a doctor and expose them (and others) to more illness.
The following is a list of what is in my “First Aid Kit” and is a combination of remedies I’ve tested myself, ones suggested by a naturopathic doctor, and ones that I hope to never need! Please note that I am not a doctor and don’t play one on the internet, so this list is for informational purposes only and is not intended to be used as a replacement when medical attention is needed!
(From her list - There, also, are other interesting tips on Natural First Aid and Illness in the Comments Section under this article)
Cayenne Powder- Though this is a good addition to many foods, it is even better to have in a medicine cabinet. … Topically, cayenne powder helps stop bleeding rapidly….. |
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Fri Sep 06, 2013 4:22 pm |
| Honey can be put on a wound as a natural antibacterial. I think some hospitals use it now. |
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Fri Sep 06, 2013 11:15 pm |
I've, also, heard that some ppl use honey to put on burns.
And then there’s this book too for those who would be inspired to work with herbs for healing.
http://www.amazon.com/Rosemary-Gladstars-Medicinal-Herbs-Beginners/dp/1612120059/ref=dp_return_1?ie=UTF8&n=283155&s=books
From the Back Cover of the book
Home-Grown Medicine
Effective, safe, and inexpensive, medicinal herbs are simple to grow, and they can be used to naturally fortify your body against common upsets and ailments. Rosemary Gladstar, the godmother of modern herbalism, offers a fresh introduction to growing and using 33 of her favorite herbs, complete with tips on introducing an herb patch to your backyard garden and easy-to-follow recipes for brewing restorative teas, blending soothing salves, and making tinctures, oils, syrups, and pills.
124 of Rosemary Gladstar's favorite medicinal recipes include:
Creaky Bones Cayenne Rub, page 63
Warming Cinnamon Bath Salts, page 68
Ginger Lemonaide, page 80
Brain Tonic Tincture, page 85
Good Gargle for a Bad Throat, page 88
Rosemary's Famous Face Cream, page 116
Nutritive Heart Tonic Tincture, page 136
Lemon Balm Bath, page 160
Peppermint Tooth Powder, page 187 |
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kerri78237
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Sat Sep 07, 2013 8:24 am |
| Annie. We use it too. Great for the lungs. Another thing is food grade only H2o2 in water. Works awesome to clear up lung infections. In fact we don't get them anymore and I think it is directly associated with the regular H202 doses. Works excellent with a cool air humidifier to breathe it directly into the lungs. |
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Sat Sep 07, 2013 10:14 am |
| Interesting! I have not heard of that one but I had heard of using honey. |
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Sat Sep 07, 2013 12:01 pm |
| kerri78237 wrote: |
| Annie. We use it too. Great for the lungs. Another thing is food grade only H2o2 in water. Works awesome to clear up lung infections. In fact we don't get them anymore and I think it is directly associated with the regular H202 doses. Works excellent with a cool air humidifier to breathe it directly into the lungs. |
i wouldnt put this stuff inside.Instead for lungs you can use lobelia and mulien.
And for experience i know for sure that sniffing with essential oil of oregano or drinking it in a bottle of water(1-2 drop) clears the lungs like nothing else so far. |
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