Comments on: Herbal Poultices and Compresses http://www.mind-mart.com/herbs-for-health-articles/herbal-poultices-and-compresses Holistic Health Tue, 07 Feb 2012 10:40:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Catering Equipment http://www.mind-mart.com/herbs-for-health-articles/herbal-poultices-and-compresses/comment-page-1#comment-9037 Catering Equipment Thu, 10 Feb 2011 15:14:55 +0000 http://mind-mart.com/holistic-healing-articles/herbal-poultices-and-compresses#comment-9037 Great! Thanks for the information. I knew about the charcoal, but the rest of the post is very enlightening. Great! Thanks for the information.
I knew about the charcoal, but the rest of the post is very enlightening.

]]> By: Valerie @ Urinary Health http://www.mind-mart.com/herbs-for-health-articles/herbal-poultices-and-compresses/comment-page-1#comment-8736 Valerie @ Urinary Health Fri, 15 Oct 2010 09:41:57 +0000 http://mind-mart.com/holistic-healing-articles/herbal-poultices-and-compresses#comment-8736 It is not often that I come across information I have never seen before, but this post contains so much I wasn't aware of already that I have saved the URL for future reference. This post reminded me of Traumed / Traumell (different brands) cream. The major ingredient is Arnica but it is the other ingredients that make it so good at removing/preventing swelling and bruising. Definitely worth having on hand. One of my favorite poultices is deactivated charcoal used the same way my Mother used baking soda: mixed with enough water to make it moist but not runny and applied until it draws out whatever you put it on. It is great for insect bites. I have used it to treat brown recluse spider bites that landed others in the hospital. It also absorbs poison so if you ever have food poisoning you can mix it in water and drink it - black liquid that looks yuch and is gritty but it really works! It is not often that I come across information I have never seen before, but this post contains so much I wasn’t aware of already that I have saved the URL for future reference. This post reminded me of Traumed / Traumell (different brands) cream. The major ingredient is Arnica but it is the other ingredients that make it so good at removing/preventing swelling and bruising. Definitely worth having on hand.

One of my favorite poultices is deactivated charcoal used the same way my Mother used baking soda: mixed with enough water to make it moist but not runny and applied until it draws out whatever you put it on. It is great for insect bites. I have used it to treat brown recluse spider bites that landed others in the hospital.

It also absorbs poison so if you ever have food poisoning you can mix it in water and drink it – black liquid that looks yuch and is gritty but it really works!
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]]> By: Bruna http://www.mind-mart.com/herbs-for-health-articles/herbal-poultices-and-compresses/comment-page-1#comment-8434 Bruna Thu, 08 Apr 2010 11:13:39 +0000 http://mind-mart.com/holistic-healing-articles/herbal-poultices-and-compresses#comment-8434 The poultice information is useful. It does help in alleviating minor injuries. The article is extremely resourceful. Not many are aware of what is mentioned in the post. Thanks for sharing. .-= Bruna@buy certified diamonds´s last blog ..<a href="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/top-10-list/IAGi/~3/o3Yslv4GnGo/">Top 10 Most Unusual Phobias</a> =-. The poultice information is useful. It does help in alleviating minor injuries. The article is extremely resourceful. Not many are aware of what is mentioned in the post. Thanks for sharing.
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