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Join Date: 06 May 2010
Location:  United StatesPosts: 53 |
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Use A Natural Remedy For Cuts |
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If you should cut yourself, it is important to cover the cut as soon as possible. If you can, you need to apply a remedy for cuts that has some sort of antiseptic to reduce the possibility of infection. Even the smallest cut can become a serious problem if an infectious agent is introduced into the bloodstream, so it imperative that you treat your cuts quickly. Wash the area with warm water, and then apply an antiseptic salve. If you have bandages, you can cover the cut to further insulate it from contamination.
An antiseptic remedy for cuts doesn't have to include harsh synthetic chemicals. You can use an all natural alternative that includes organic ingredients. Natural herbs and oils have been used for centuries to protect injured people from infection and help their cuts heal quickly and less painfully. If a good natural healing salve is used regularly as the cut heals, you may reduce the possibility of an unsightly scar forming as well. The best natural remedy for cuts should include turpentine and phenol. These organic elements contain natural anesthetic that will keep the cut clean and protect it from harmful contaminants. If they are in a base of paraffin, petrolatum, and cottonseed oil they will remain firmly in place and create a protective barrier to allow your cut to heal naturally. A natural antiseptic salve can be used up to twice a day as a remedy for cuts because it does not contain any irritants that may cause the cut to become more painful. You can also use a natural antiseptic to ease the pain and help in the healing of burns, blisters, chapped skin, or sunburned skin. These natural healers don't differentiate between the different kinds of skin irritations, and their healing properties are just as effective on all kinds of injuries.< Turpentine has been used as a healing agent for centuries. Ancient seafaring men used to take it along on their voyages as one of the most vital medicines aboard ship. They used it for everything from nasal congestion to open wounds. Its effectiveness has not diminished over time, and it makes sense that the most commonly recognized medicine of ancient times is still an effective healing tool today. When applied to an open cut, turpentine immediately cleanses the area with a natural antiseptic. It also kills off any harmful bacteria that may come into contact with the affected area after treatment. With the proper combination of natural ingredients, you can have a remedy for cuts that will reduce the possibility that your cut will ever be more serious than a small irritation. The moisturizing properties of an organic salve can help reduce scarring as well. A natural remedy for cuts can help your body heal itself more quickly, and can also help reduce the possibility of scarring when used regularly. It is important to apply an antiseptic salve to a cut as soon as possible to avoid contamination by infectious bacteria, which could lead to more serious problems down the line. |
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