Black Drawing Salve for Infection
Black drawing salve or black ointment is a mixture of strong herbs with drawing properties. Drawing salve has been around since your great grandmother's days. Multiple herb roots mix into an ointment such as Vaseline.-
Function
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Black ointment, an alternative method to draw infection out from under the skin, is used for boils, bites, stings and even warts. The mixture of herbs is very powerful; caution should be taken with use.
Time Frame
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A very small dab is applied directly on top of the infected area only, and covered with a bandage. It must be kept dry and covered for three days.
Identification
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The black salve should contain herbs such as comfrey leaf, golden seal root, plantain root, marshmallow root and many more. Be aware that a small indentation may appear in the place of the infected area.
Effects
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You may feel a stinging on the skin or drawing when first applied. If drainage occurs, change the bandage but do not apply additional ointment.
Considerations
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Black drawing salve can be found in most herb markets or online. Only a few manufacturers, such as Nature Sunshine, make a product that actually works. The original formula is the best and can be made at home but will cost about $75.00 to do so.
Warning
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Do not get salve on surrounding area. Check the warnings on the label; some may contain beeswax and many people are allergic to products from bees. Consult a dermatologist about any suspicious-looking areas on the skin before using this product.
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