The Egyptians applied honey to heal wounds more than 4000 years ago. Now honey is made into a dressing that is approved by FDA and sold in USA the last fall. Read the details:
Honey makes medical comeback - More health news- msnbc.com
To read about use of honey to help maintain body health, you can read :
1-Honey Easily Kills Hospital Resistant Strains of Bacteria
2-Honey for All wounds
3-Honey and other Foods for Abscesses and Boils :
4-Diabetes wounds, How To use HONEY to Avoid Amputations
5-Diabetes wounds, How To use HONEY to Avoid Amputations.
6-The Proof of My Honey proposals comes from Wisconsin University
7-How to Use Lemon and Honey to Cure Cough
8-Honey Recipe to Lower Cholesterol
9-Honey, Pollen, and Propolis can Relieve Your Allergy
10-Yogurt and Honey Recipe to alleviate Constipation and Diarrhea
11-Honey Home Made Cosmetics
Honey for Diabetes?
12-Foods for Sex
Showing posts with label all wounds. Show all posts
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Honey for All wounds
Can honey be used for all wounds? the fact is that honey can be used for all types of wounds, as was revealed by repeated research in the last period.
Honey impregnated cotton gauze to heal all wounds was used by the ancient Egyptians since thousands of years. They put the gauze over the wounds for 4 days needed to heal the wound.
Use of honey to heal all wound types was common to all nations over different ages.They described its use for different types of wounds,either alone or combined with other foods or herbs. In the early 20Th century, researchers started to document honey wound-healing properties, yet introduction of antibiotics temporarily halted its use.
Researchers still not attribute exactly the wound-healing properties of honey to a specified effect. They sometimes attribute them to the osmotic properties of honey, other times they attribute them to its content of a certain constituent like, organic acids, alkali's, minerals,trace elements, or hydrogen peroxide.
Regardless the mechanism by which honey heal wounds, it can be used to heal nearly all types of wounds like:
- Post-Operative Wounds: Surgery should enter the honey trap | Laboratory News
- Diabetes Wounds
- Abscesses and Boils
- Burns
- Ulcers
- Shot wound
- Bone fracture
Honey impregnated cotton gauze to heal all wounds was used by the ancient Egyptians since thousands of years. They put the gauze over the wounds for 4 days needed to heal the wound.
Use of honey to heal all wound types was common to all nations over different ages.They described its use for different types of wounds,either alone or combined with other foods or herbs. In the early 20Th century, researchers started to document honey wound-healing properties, yet introduction of antibiotics temporarily halted its use.
Researchers still not attribute exactly the wound-healing properties of honey to a specified effect. They sometimes attribute them to the osmotic properties of honey, other times they attribute them to its content of a certain constituent like, organic acids, alkali's, minerals,trace elements, or hydrogen peroxide.
Regardless the mechanism by which honey heal wounds, it can be used to heal nearly all types of wounds like:
- Post-Operative Wounds: Surgery should enter the honey trap | Laboratory News
- Diabetes Wounds
- Abscesses and Boils
- Burns
- Ulcers
- Shot wound
- Bone fracture
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