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Susan Jordan <[log in to unmask]>
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Sat, 29 Jan 2000 07:53:22 EST
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>>Which leads me to a question I already know the answer to- if it works so
well and is so cheap and abundant, why is it not being used in this country
to treat burns and other wounds?<<
Well Bill, actually it is used in other countries for treatment. Last
September, Dr. Peter Molan was asked to send some honey to a hospital in
Britain because they had a teenage boy with some serious wounds. Every time
they had to change his dressings, they had to give him a general anesthetic.
In regards to your wounds that have healed, honey also works amazingly on
c-sections. I think that mainly people are reluctant to try it because honey
is sticky, and because they think "how can HONEY heal my wound". Everyone,
try honey, it works.


Susan Jordan
Ontario, Canada
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