Bleach is chlorine which can cause migraine headaches as it ties up O2.
Been there after using it for several days in a row trying to get mold
out of wood paneling in a bathroom. VERY severe migraine, kicking
screaming variety. I had no idea I was sensitive but now I avoid all
sources of chlorine, even filter my shower water when on city water.
The nerve gas in WWII was Chlorine, a neurotoxin. Best to stay away from
bleach IMHO. There are alternatives that are not toxic.
Honey is indeed an ancient healing remedy. I generally reach for the
aloe and DMSO but thanks for reminding me about honey. There are all
kinds of great things in raw honey, hormones, minerals, etc.
Oh and I love Lavender. It is great for wasp and insect stings.
Janet
[email protected] wrote:
In a message dated 5/6/2007 11:50:42 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[email protected] writes:
----- Original Message -----
From: "sol" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, May 06, 2007 11:28 AM
Subject: Re: CS>CS gel <other burn remedies>
> What else offers this healing for burns? Straight lavender
essential oil,
> applied liberally to a burn will do the same thing--no evidence
of burn
> the next day (or even in a couple hours) and it has the added
benefit of
> stopping the pain almost immediately. Depending on the severity
of a
> burn, I've had the same results from lavender oil diluted in
apricot oil.
> The only time it took a while to stop the pain was when I branded
my thumb
> on the lid handle of a roaster fresh from a 400 degree oven. In
that case
> it took about 20 -30 min to stop the pain. Had a tiny bit of
tenderness
> from that one for a few days, and it took a while for the deep
brand line
> to grow out.
> Lavender essential oil does the same trick for bites and bruises.
>
> sol
>
> Lisa Shepherd wrote:
>> I also had an experience when frying chicken at home one time, the
>> grease, bubbling and very hot, splashed when a piece of chicken
i was
>> turning slipped from the tongs i used to turn them with, this
splashed
>> over my entire hand, even the tender backside, both cases i used
bleach
>> immediatly, didnt kill the pain, but i had NO EVIDENCE of a burn
the next
>> day, both cases would have scarred horribly had i not used
bleach. I
>> witnessed what grease burns untended will do, i saw a woman come
into the
>> emergency room once with severe grease burns, holding her hand,
or the
>> remains of it, in a tub of water, white skin floating all around
it, i
>> still remember hearing her screams in the waiting room, they
scraped her
>> hand to remove the majority of the burn.
>>
*****I guess I can believe this but it was the old bleach ..without
perfumes..right?
I have tried and tried but that no longer seems to be available...not in
any store I have looked.
One thing that I found helpful is honey.
For years I earned my living as a Housekeeper/Cook.
Lots of Burns come with that job:)...I must have just read about honey
healing burns because when I touched the hot oven rack with the skin of
my arm...it burned badly..and I automatically reached for the honey and
poured it over my arm.
At first I thought I had made a bad decision because the pain became
worse..quite a bit worse.
But in a minute it began to subside and cooled and I never scarred from
a burn that really should have left a doozy.
Healed beautifully. V.
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