Re: Re: My child fell on the floor and got a gash on the under...

November 4, 2008

I used to use Hydrogen Peroxide too but not for about 25 years now. When I

started learning about Homeopathy, I learned about Calendula ointment and

have used it on all of my 5 kids for all wounds! It has natural antibiotics

and

works amazingly well. You can also use tincture in a compress if you want

and I have done that when I really wanted to keep it medicated but breathing a

little more. for the most part, the ointment is miraculous!! It used to be

used after surgery too but that was before the AMA was formed and the

pharmaceutical industry started their marketing campaigns! I remember reading

papers comparing Calendula to the junk that they used back in the 40's or so

and

Calendula worked best!

Mavis

In a message dated 11/4/2008 8:34:50 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

kdhrtd@... writes:

hmmm I have always used it on wounds and even drops in the ears. A

small amount will turn into water then evaporate quickly. Yes, some

don't recommend it for the cells near the wound. But, I feel

oxygenating the area is important to prevent infection including

tetanus. I have never seen it do damage in tiny amounts.(I wouldn't

keep using it over and over, however. Just when you first take off

the bandage. If you can't soak in sea salt water, dab a bunch on as

often as you can). . YOu have to weigh out the positives and the

negatives of H202.

I am glad DD is better!

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November 4, 2008

Most health food stores and some grocery stores that have a natural section

like Shaw's here in Ma. You can also buy online . There is a link to

purchase on first search item here as well as more information about it on the

other links. Just be sure to get the ointment because it does not burn whereas

the gel and cream seem to me to be more prone to for most things that I use

it for.

I have some that a friend made for me years ago using un petroleum jelly as

the base and it still works great. Made from the petals of the Calendula or

Pot Marigold!

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org.mozilla:en-US:official & client=firefox-a_

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In a message dated 11/4/2008 8:51:07 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

kdhrtd@... writes:

Hi!!

Where do you get this product?....Whe

On Nov 4, 2008, at 8:40 AM, _lordeeme@..._ (mailto:lordeeme@...)

wrote:

> I used to use Hydrogen Peroxide too but not for about 25 years now.

> When I

> started learning about Homeopathy, I learned about Calendula

> ointment and

> have used it on all of my 5 kids for all wounds! It has natural

> antibiotics and

> works amazingly well. You can also use tincture in a compress if

> you want

> and I have done that when I really wanted to keep it medicated but

> breathing a

> little more. for the most part, the ointment is miraculous!! It

> used to be

> used after surgery too but that was before the AMA was formed and the

> pharmaceutical industry started their marketing campaigns! I

> remember reading

> papers comparing Calendula to the junk that they used back in the

> 40's or so and

> Calendula worked best!

>

> Mavis

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November 4, 2008

Hi!!

Where do you get this product?....:0)

On Nov 4, 2008, at 8:40 AM, lordeeme@... wrote:

> I used to use Hydrogen Peroxide too but not for about 25 years now.

> When I

> started learning about Homeopathy, I learned about Calendula

> ointment and

> have used it on all of my 5 kids for all wounds! It has natural

> antibiotics and

> works amazingly well. You can also use tincture in a compress if

> you want

> and I have done that when I really wanted to keep it medicated but

> breathing a

> little more. for the most part, the ointment is miraculous!! It

> used to be

> used after surgery too but that was before the AMA was formed and the

> pharmaceutical industry started their marketing campaigns! I

> remember reading

> papers comparing Calendula to the junk that they used back in the

> 40's or so and

> Calendula worked best!

>

> Mavis

>

> In a message dated 11/4/2008 8:34:50 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> kdhrtd@... writes:

>

> hmmm I have always used it on wounds and even drops in the ears. A

> small amount will turn into water then evaporate quickly. Yes, some

> don't recommend it for the cells near the wound. But, I feel

> oxygenating the area is important to prevent infection including

> tetanus. I have never seen it do damage in tiny amounts.(I wouldn't

> keep using it over and over, however. Just when you first take off

> the bandage. If you can't soak in sea salt water, dab a bunch on as

> often as you can). . YOu have to weigh out the positives and the

> negatives of H202.

>

> I am glad DD is better!

>

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> Today's Hot

> 5 Travel Deals!

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>

November 4, 2008

Yes, I would go for the tincture. YOu want to keep it breathing, like

you said.