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To: Jemian; roofgoat
Basically, take granulated sugar and pack it into the wound as much as possible. Cover with bandage. Change the bandage after 6 hours, using sugar with each change.

Could you give us a little more detail, maybe walk us through treating a single deep bad wound?

30 posted on 02/15/2013 11:51:24 AM PST by ansel12 (Romney is a longtime supporter of homosexualizing the Boy Scouts (and the military).)
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To: ansel12

It’s that simple. I used it for my sting ray wound that didn’t heal for 5 months. After 3 days of dry granulated sugar sprinkled onto the wound on my foot it started healing. This after those high $$ wound treatments and surgery. The sugar worked. Sprinkle it in ( liberally) the wound, cover with a bandage and change frequently, oh every 8 hours or so.


32 posted on 02/15/2013 12:04:18 PM PST by R.I.chopper
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To: ansel12

There really isn’t much more to tell. Clean the wound. Use a soap w/o perfumes or additives, just plain soap. Perhaps rinse the wound with hydrogen peroxide a few times. I suspect this doesn’t do more tham bring debrie close to the surface where it can be removed. Then sprinkle sugar in, not just one layer, but mound it in until the sugar is slightly higher than the surface of the skin. Cover with a bandage. Repeat every six hours or so until completely healed.

As was noted above, if this was a sovereign remedy, there would be no need for antibiotics to have been developed. However, as in the case of my ant bite, triple-biotic ointment didn’t help. So, I tried sugar and got better.


36 posted on 02/15/2013 3:47:26 PM PST by Jemian
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