Re: Natural Remedies for Cuts

[Guest guest]

Maybe just salt water?xx

My daughter fell off her bicycle today and suffered a number of cuts/grazes on her body. She has a particularly nasty one on her hand that looks quite raw. She's quite traumatised by it.

Please can someone suggest a natural remedy to expedite the healing process. I was thinking arnica cream might be effective.

Thanks.

Zahra

[Guest guest]

Manuka honey?

Mx

My daughter fell off her bicycle today and suffered a number of cuts/grazes on her body. She has a particularly nasty one on her hand that looks quite raw. She's quite traumatised by it.Please can someone suggest a natural remedy to expedite the healing process. I was thinking arnica cream might be effective.Thanks.Zahra

[Guest guest]

Thanks Mandi and Lis. Just applied some manuka honey.Zahra To: Autism-Biomedical-Europe Sent: Monday, 16 April 2012, 8:16 Subject: Re: Natural Remedies for Cuts

Manuka honey?

Mx

My daughter fell off her bicycle today and suffered a number of cuts/grazes on her body. She has a particularly nasty one on her hand that looks quite raw. She's quite traumatised by it.Please can someone suggest a natural remedy to expedite the healing process. I was thinking arnica cream might be effective.Thanks.Zahra

[Guest guest]

Hi

Arnica should never be used on open cuts, it will make it

worse. Only use on bruises where skin is not broken.

Try Hypercal by s, homeopathic cream with calendula

& hypericum, works wonders!

June

[Guest guest]

I have heard some had good luck with making a paste out of olive leaf extract

powder (just get it out of a capsule) and few drops of water and applying that,

I apply coconut oil on my son for minor scrapes and cuts.

Jetta

ASD Mom

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> My daughter fell off her bicycle today and suffered a number of cuts/grazes on

her body. She has a particularly nasty one on her hand that looks quite raw.

She's quite traumatised by it.

> Please can someone suggest a natural remedy to expedite the healing process. I

was thinking arnica cream might be effective.

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> Thanks.

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> Zahra

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