Ulcerations of the Legs

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Thank You very much, Honey was something that I considered but was not sure.

 

OneGreyOwl wrote:Dear Ginger:

 

My father died of emphysema. He spent the last three years or so of his life

in bed. At one point he developed a bedsore on his hip that measured at

least 2 " in circumference. None of the creams or meds his M.D. gave him helped.

Eventually he let mom treat it naturally. She slathered a gauze pad with

natural honey and taped the gauze over the ulcer.

 

The skin began granulating within a few days. Over the course of a couple

weeks, the ulcer eventually healed.

 

I strongly urge you seek out the cause of your condition, but you might want

to consider this as a possible stopgap treatment.

 

I consider honey like the Johnson & Johnson cream of the natural first aid

kit. Good stuff. No worries about germs, etc., it's naturally bactericidal.