If not treated properly, a burn can turn into a bad infection and/or leave a nasty scar. We want to help the body as much as possible to heal the burnt tissue and to prevent infections from showing up. The treatment here is a combination of topical and internal therapeutics. These treatments often produce remarkably fast effects and have the ability of turning “non-believers” into proponents of Wholistic medicine.

Topical:

·     If you don’t already have one, get an Aloe vera plant. The bigger the better. When you burn yourself, cut an inch or two off of a leaf of the plant and slice it open length-wise. Inside the leaf will be a clear, mucilaginous gel-like substance. Scrape it off of the leaf and apply it topically to the burnt skin. Apply it liberally. Almost immediately you should feel relief to the pain of the burn. When the pain starts to come back, apply more Aloe vera gel. In the first hour or 2, you may have to apply the Aloe gel every 2-5 minutes. Just follow your body’s lead. Apply the gel when the pain picks up. Stop when the pain settles down. Once the pain has calmed down – usually within 30-120 minutes, alternate the Aloe gel applications with Argentyn-23 applications every hour. Put the Argentyn-23 in a spray bottle and spray it directly onto the burnt skin. If there is blood present then you should get sterile gauze and bandage the burnt skin after the first 2 hours. Before you bandage the skin, apply a healthy dose of the Aloe gel. Every hour of two spray the outside of the gauze with Argentyn-23. It will soak through and help the burnt skin.

Internal: In addition to the 90 EN:

• Homeopathic “Belladonna 30C.” Take 2 pellets orally every 30 minutes until the pain reduces, then take 2 pellets 3 times daily for 2 days.

• H.G.H Youth Complex: 6 caps before bed, 6 caps with lunch.