Wendy's Burn Sludge
NOTE: I am not a medical professional. Before trying any of the suggestions on my site, I have to recommend you consult a licensed physician. I will not diagnose diseases nor give out medical advice. Information provided is for educational and experimental purposes only and is based on my own findings.
Joshua got scalded last week when he tried to add
water to the pot on the woodstove. He missed the pot and poured
the water on the stovetop, which caused the steam. He got a good
second degree burn on the back of his hand. I have been using my
own recipe that I call "Burn Sludge." The rate of
healing is amazing. There are plenty of "Wow's" each
time we reapply the medicine. This works well for first and
second degree burns. Third (or fourth) degree burns require
professional medical attention.
Wendy's Burn Sludge contains:
4 pencil thick, cleaned and peeled, fresh minced
comfrey root (causes fast healing through cell
regeneration, pain reliever, soothes and softens skin, cools)
1/8 cup each of:
comfrey leaf powder (causes fast
healing through cell regeneration, pain reliever, soothes and
softens skin, cools)
honey (sterilizes wound, antibiotic,
prevents scarring, helps with growth of new tissue, contains a
natural hydrogen peroxide)
with several capsules of vitamin E
punctured and squeezed into the mixture (promotes healing,
reduces scarring, anti-inflammatory)
with pure aloe juice (antimicrobial
(inhibits the growth of bacteria, viruses and fungus) antiseptic
(destroys bacteria), speeds healing, pain reliever, moisturizes)
added and mixed in until it is thick, but spreadable, much like
the consistency of thin pudding. If I had noticed any signs of
infection, I would have added goldenseal powder.
This makes enough to treat the wound several times. Keep the
leftovers covered in the fridge for up to 5 days.
The first application, I squeezed 4 Vitamin E capsules
on to the burned area first, then applied the sludge. After that,
I just kept the sludge on it 3 times a day and kept it bandaged.
I kept the sludge on it so the skin could continually absorb the
medicine in the herbs through the liquid. You can removed the
dried herb, but if skin is very tender, just apply on top of the
dried plant matter and rebandage. When you do remove the dried
herb, remove slowly to keep from tearing blisters open.
I am not a doctor and strongly encourage you to seek medical attention before trying this or any of my herbal recommendations.
NOTE: I am not a medical professional. Before trying any of the suggestions on my site, I have to recommend you consult a licensed physician. I will not diagnose diseases nor give out medical advice. Information provided is for educational and experimental purposes only and is based on my own findings.