Burns |
ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE |
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Aloe Vera, especially raw, [as well as raw honey
(especially Manuka)]
are superior burn /or wound salves. 2/20-26/2006
www.epochtimes.com Aloe Vera is a
popular plant which can be grown in one's kitchen. Peel & use gel.
Only a small amount is needed. Cut plant will heal itself. Large
individual stalks can also be purchased in grocery stores, especially
health food and Asian. |
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Comfrey rhizome/tea/poultices/allantoin (C4H6N4O3)
significantly protects/encourages the healing of deep burns.
Burtis, C. Edward Nature's Miracle Medicine Chest
Arco publishing |
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Emu oil
http://aea-emu.org/node/114
http://www.desertpalmsemu.com/htm/oil_info.htm |
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Hup A - huperzine A - |
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Raw Manuka honey is renown for healing open battlefield wounds +
hard to heal wounds/sores in the hospital. Used in 1550 by
Egyptians. Contains hydrogen peroxide. Honey must have rating of 4%+ of
antiseptic ability as compared to phenol (carbolic disinfectant) for a
rating as 'active honey' such as Manuka, Rewarewa & Wild Flora. Manuka has an additional anti-bacterial
component (UMF/unique Manuka factor, called active UMF 10+) in addition
to it's hydrogen peroxide. Manuka honey can be purchased in strengths of
5%-20%. Cr Peter Molan of University of Waikato is cited for his
research. Honey New Zealand (HNZ) is a century old
Te Awamutu, New Zealand bee keeper & supplier providing ISO 9001
certified honey.
[A new product, good for arthritis, contains bee
venom & glucosamine.
www.honeynz.co.nz This can cause
temporary stinging reactions.
This last item use in SMALL drops.]
(Postal
address=
Unit 5 & 6a, 114 St Georges Bay Road, Parnell, Auckland, NEW ZEALAND) |
MANUKA HONEY USA www.manukahoneyusa.com
"Dr. Peter Molan,
Associate Professor, Honey Research Unit Waikato University in New
Zealand has been researching Active Manuka Honey for the past 25+ years.
He found that it does not matter what type of bacteria one is dealing
with on an external wound, when this Active Manuka Honey UMF16+ is
applied, the wound will heal naturally...A MEDIUM strength Active Manuka
Honey with a UMF Rating of UMF 16-18 works for 99.9% of our (retail)
customers without any side effects. A little burning or
stinging sensation when the honey is first applied to a wound is normal,
and in most cases quite tolerable. However, if you were to use an Active
Manuka Honey with a UMF Factor of 20+ / 25+ / 30+ (for some) it will be
unbearable & quite painful, & (vendor contends that) this
"over-strong" honey will not (necessarily) heal anything faster."
http://bio.waikato.ac.nz/honey/contents.shtml
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Consider other antibacterial honeys, especially if raw:
http://www.honeymarkproducts.com/isolation-by-hplc-and-characterization-of-the-bioactive-fraction-of-manuka-honey-leptospermum-scopa.aspx
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manuka
honey samples of various non-peroxide antibacterial activities
http://bio.waikato.ac.nz/honey/contents.shtml were kindly supplied
by Comvita. (http://www.airborne.co.nz/rata.shtml
, nodding thistle
http://www.airborne.co.nz/nodthis.shtml ,
http://www.airborne.co.nz/thyme.shtml New Zealand honey)
34 New Zealand honey samples from certified sources were supplied by the
New Zealand Honey Food and Ingredient Advisory Service of the National
Beekeepers Association of New Zealand; these included samples of
clover
(Trifolium spp.), Northern Rata (Metrosideros robusta),
kamahi
(Weinmannia
racemosa), Vipers
Bugloss (Echium
vulgare)
http://www.airborne.co.nz/vipersb.shtml ,
tawari
(Ixerba brexioides),
rewarewa
(Knightia excelsa), Pohutakawa (Metrosideros excelsa), Clover/Gum
(Eucalyptus spp.), Clover/Blackberry (Rubus fruticosus),
Clover/Catsear (Hypochaeris radicata), Beech (Nothofagus
spp.), Honeydew
http://www.airborne.co.nz/hnydew.shtml , Koromiko
(Hebe spp.), Mingimingi (Cyathodes juniperina) and Penny Royal
(Mentha pulegium). Commercially available Comvita UMF 30+
manuka
honey was used for isolation of the active fraction.
http://www.airborne.co.nz/history.shtml |
Manuka Honey -
http://tnymed.com/?p=200 -
"The finding
that Helicobacter pylori is probably the
causative agent in many cases of
dyspepsia has raised the possibility that the
therapeutic action of honey may be due to its
antibacterial properties.
Consequently, the sensitivity of Helicobacter
pylori to honey was tested, using isolates from
biopsies of gastric ulcers. It was found that
all five isolates tested were sensitive to a 20%
(v/v) solution of manuka honey in an agar well
diffusion assay, but none showed sensitivity to
a 40% solution of a honey in which the
antibacterial activity was due primarily to its
content of hydrogen peroxide. [Remember what
I explained about how Manuka doesn’t USE
hydrogen peroxide]"
in it's
antibacterial activity...
"Neither the age of the (numerous
unpasterurized) honey samples nor whether they
had been processed by the
apiarist was associated with lower activity. However,
the difference
between floral sources in the antibacterial activity
was very highly significant. Kanuka (Kunzea ericoides (A. Rich.) J.
Thompson. Family: Myrtaceae), manuka (Leptospermum scoparium J. R. et G.
Forst. Family: Myrtaceae), ling heather (Calluna vulgaris (L.) Hull.
Family: Ericaceae) & kamahi (Weinmannia racemosa Linn. f. Family:
Cunoniaceae) were shown to be sources likely to give
honey with high antibacterial activity.
(However) [A lot of different types of honey have antibacterial
effects;] (when) antibacterial activity was
assayed with catalase added to remove hydrogen peroxide,
most of the honeys showed NO
detectable antibacterial activity.
[Our body produces
catalase to protect us from hydrogen peroxide.
This is an example of why a medical honey (with the hydrogen peroxide
chemically removed)
may test in the lab as strong as Manuka but be
useless in our body]
Only manuka
and vipers
bugloss
(Echium vulgare L. Family:
Boraginaceae) honeys showed this type
of (antibacterial) activity in a
significant proportion of the (unpasteurized) samples.
The high
antibacterial activity of manuka honey was in many cases due entirely to
this non-peroxide
component (ingredient/activity). [They are talking about the MGO in
Manuka Honey]"
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzXCgFnnvZs
German Dr. Thomas Henle -
Manuka health MGO - [Concentration of the dominant anti-bacterial
constituent:
(Methylglyoxal)
vs presence of hydrogen-peroxide as the disinfectant]
http://www.mgomanuka.com/mgo_vs_umf.cfm "http://www.manukahealth.co.nz/
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http://apitherapy.blogspot.com/2008/02/paul-mgo-manuka-honey-level-is-consumer.html
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"The pronounced antibacterial activity of New Zealand
Manuka honey directly originates from MGO." |
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Saint (St.) John's Wort (hypericum) in olive
oil (a product called Red Oil) can be
used topically on skin to increase epithelization of 2nd-3d degree burn
wounds.
http://prescribersletter.therapeuticresearch.com/cat3539-Natural-Medicines/Browse.aspx?s=PRL
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Sesame seed oil is recommended
for remediating burns, frostbite &
bruising.
Burtis, C Edward Nature's
Miracle Medicine Chest Arco publishing |
Silver
"Some have used colloidal
silver
in a nasal spray mister." -
This liquid can be found in health
food stores.
http://www.all-natural.com/silver-1.html -
"The presence of
colloidal
silver
near a virus, fungus, bacterium or any other single celled pathogen
disables its oxygen metabolism enzyme, its chemical lung, so to
say. Within a few minutes (of spraying on the skin), the pathogen
suffocates and dies, & is cleared out of the body by the immune, lymphatic
& elimination systems.
Unlike pharmaceutical antibiotics, which destroy beneficial enzymes,
colloidal
silver
leaves these tissue-cell enzymes
intact,
as they are radically different from the enzymes of primitive
single-celled life."
If ingested for anti-bacterial purposes, most providers recommend that one
NOT exceed 1 teaspoon per day. "The ideal color of colloidal
silver
is a golden yellow... If it needs
to be shaken, it is inferior. If a
product requires refrigeration, some other ingredient is present that
could spoil. The container and dropper must be glass." Refrigeration
is a good idea. To protect clothing, spray at night, perchance
underwear/PJ's/sheets turn silver/grey/black. |
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CONVENTIONAL APPLICATIONS |
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Huperzia
Serrate PE (1%-5% huperzine) (A &/or B)
from perennial moss for burns,
scald, senile memory loss & snake-bites -
http://www.xatiancheng.com/hup.htm
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1% silver sulfadiazine "cream" - by prescription
http://www.rxlist.com/cgi/generic/silversulf_ids.htm
"A
topical
antimicrobial drug indicated as an adjunct for the prevention and
treatment of wound sepsis in patients with 2nd- and 3rd-degree burns...Dressings
are not required."
Apply with sterile popsicle stick, not fingers.
http://www.rxmed.com/b.main/b2.pharmaceutical/b2.1.monographs/CPS-%20Monographs/CPS-%20(General%20Monographs-%20S)/SSD.html
Balego & Associates, Inc.
http://www.amazon.com/Thermazene-Sulfadiazine-Antibacterial-Antifungal-Topical/dp/B000RFDP78/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&s=hpc&qid=1213965045&sr=1-9
http://medicalcenter.osu.edu/pdfs/PatientEd/Materials/PDFDocs/dis-cond/burn/silvadin.pdf
Cream "kills
germs (antimicrobial)."
Cream contains lanolin and mineral oil
as a base.
Handbook of Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Formulations |
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Insecta-Shield is a liquid product #4763 approved by the state of
California, USA as an approved fire retardant coating (rinse/spray for
cotton, polyester, olefin, silk, rayon fabrics) & manufactured by NY
Fire-Shield Inc, Post Office Box 7305, Auburn, New York 13022. Be sure to
check ingredients, as many commercial applications are extremely toxic
when handled or breathed (such as insecticides) during application. |
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HEALINGS |
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Fluitt, Clarice -
http://d3tnb2mam8l2qt.cloudfront.net/sites/default/files/IS845Transcript_Fluitt.pdf
2/2016
"I came in. I heard what was going on, and I said, 'Honey, let me
explain something
to you. If you don’t understand, if you can’t hear my
voice, if you don’t understand authority, you open the door for
demonic attacks upon your life.'
I said, 'You confess that
what you did was wrong.
I will forgive you and make
intercession, and God will heal you.'
He said, 'I was wrong & shouldn’t have done it,' which he immediately
responded.
Faith cometh by hearing, and I had a teaching from a woman that had been
born helplessly deformed & God appeared her, Betty Baxter.
You
may have heard this story. My son listened to it.
He says, 'Do you believe that’s true?'
I said yes. He’s 12 years old.
He said, 'If God will do it for that woman he’ll do it for me.'
He got up with 2nd & 3rd degree burns on his face, on his chest, on his
arms, skin hanging, undid himself, & went & got in the bathtub, & came back in 15 minutes. There was not a mark on his body." |
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McKenna,
Sister Briege -
http://www.churchnewssite.com/portal/?p=12982
- Sr.Briege & The
Eucharistic Miracle -
"Before the Mass began, she watched an old woman coming in, carrying a
bundle on
her shoulder. At first, Sr. Briege thought that it was some
form of a gift for Fr. Rick.
But, when the old woman opened up the
cloth, in it there was a little child, completely burned from
head to fool, filthy dirty, and screaming. The woman looked at
Fr. Rick, and with great compassion, she said, 'Please bless him. I
found him smouldering when I was coming across the mountain.' She
had picked him up, put him into this cloth, & carried him to Fr. Rick.
The child was practically skinless. Fr. Rick looked at the little boy,
got Sr. Briege to join with him in a prayer, & then suggested that he
be placed under the table on which the Mass was to be celebrated...
Mass ended
& the burned little boy, who had been
placed under the Mass table, had long
since stopped crying. Sr. Briege went to
look for him & was overwhelmed
when she saw him. He had crawled out
from under the table, was totally
healed, & was playing in the sand."
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