[SPAM][SPAM] Re:BURN Aromatherapy

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Have you tried Lavender? My first experience with aromatherapy was when a

colleague of mine saw that I had a bottle of cold water on my wrist during a

meeting. She whispered to me about what the problem was, I showed her a burn I

sustained from my curling iron. Quietly she handed me a small bottle of

Lavender (Nature's Gift), and I proceeded to douse my arm. The room cleared,

because I used too darn much, but I had instant and complete pain relief! An

actual defining moment! Since then, it is my oil of choice for burns. I have

used it on sunburn, and I didn't even peel! (I am very pale.) We had a

radiation therapy patient that had severe oozing burns on her chest for weeks,

and nothing that the Dr.'s prescribed helped. We told her to use lavender, and

5 days later, she came back to hug us with tears in her eyes, it was nearly

gone!

Lori V.

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organicelixirs

Wednesday, August 20, 2008 8:56 PM

[sPAM]Re: [sPAM] Re:BURN Aromatherapy

 

 

 

I burnt my hand several weeks ago 3rd degree with second..it's healing

well... it's deep and about the size of a quarter and a 1/2 ... I used emu on

it

ASAP..now it's healing & the skin is hard around it and I need something to

make it more comfortable..I bought some slippery elm and wild root to make a

soap..can you think of anything that could help me get some relief? maybe

other

than this idea of making the soap? something easy and not so complicated? I

need relief and nothing over the counter or prescription has helped would

honey work to possibly wash the wound it?? there is no chance of an infection

it's just tight, still tender around the edges..the worst burn I've ever had

myself..Thanks so much--Robin

 

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