Minutus

Hi..,
1. Good honey not only has granulation promoting properties but it is also
antiseptic. Please note that any solution with 60% or more sugar content
will kill bacteria and prevent any entry of harmful organisms.
2. Also note that in any case of burns especially with large areas of burns
I use only homey as external dressing for the first two-three days to ensure
a sterile atmosphere while also promoting healing.
3. If honey is applied within the first few minutes to any burns there wont
be any blister formation and the area will heal without scarring.
4. There were reported cases (I have not done it) of honey curing
non-healing suppurated ulcers.
Dr. Abdul Gafar

and so dear Dr Abdul, I most respectfully inquire to you, "Where does the
honey that you use come from i.e. a locally known source?"

I really appreciate that you are taking the time to respond to and educate
me and I Thank You in advance from a learning perspective.

Over 20 years ago, prior to my involvement in the professional field of
homeopathy, I was burned over 60% of my being by raw aviation fuel from an
airplane crash that I was in - although we crashed into the ocean one of the
fuel tanks emptied on to me from underwater and saturated my clothing for
well over 4 hours... at one point I was given a foreign bottle from
Switzerland with what appeared to be a mix of honey and some essential oils
to apply and it is virtually impossible to see any signs of scarring on me
anywhere - the Drs at the hospital proclaimed me to be some sort of miracle
human as 3rd, 2nd & 1st degree burns turned to healed & virtually undamaged
skin over several months...

sincerely, Patti Mount

I had sweatduct cancer on my arm (where my smallpox vax was) and had
radiation therapy (pre-homeopathic days). The radiation was directed to the
upper part of the dermis. After a few weeks, my skin was literally falling
apart and they were going to stop the treatments for awhile. But then I
stopped using their allopathic junk and slathered the wound with raw honey
and wrapped the arm twice a day. My arm healed up.The medical staff
couldn't believe it. That was six years ago in America. Here in India, I
have taught my friends when they go to their home villages to get me "dirty
honey," meaning tell the bee keeper not to boil it.

Cynthia Rankin
Madras, India