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Poultices for burns

Herbal poultices are another good home remedy for cooling and soothing minor burns, skin irritations, and rashes particularly when associated with dryness and itching. Apply fresh mashed leaves moistened with vinegar to the burned area. Plantain's juice is in fact antibacterial and quite soothing when applied to a burn.Like comfrey, it contains allantoin, an anti-inflammatory phytochemical that speeds wound healing, stimulates the grow of new skin cells, and give the immune system a lift. Slippery elm poultices are also used for treating inflamed, or irritated skin and minor burns. Chickweed is also a good choice for minor burns.

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Ingredients:

Comfrey *

Chickweed * Slippery Elm * Plantain *

Instructions: Poultice

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(Wildharvested) Stellaria media Origin-Hungary

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Symphytum officinale Origin- Hungary Used as a paste, ointment, tincture, decoction, poultice and in cosmetics.

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A great way to sample our herbal salves, giving you the chance to explore the healing possibilities that each one provides. Each kit contains a 1-ounce tin of the following:

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Comfrey/St. Johns Wort Compound Injur-Heal Balm Powerful Skin Compound

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Certified Organic Slippery Elm Bark

Ulmus rubra Origin- USA The chopped bark is suitable for poultices. Use ground bark for tea. Up to 5 tablespoons (15 grams) of slippery elm bark can be dissolved in a cup (240 ml) of water

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