venom and sting formula for puncture wounds.

[Lila NelsonStudent]

Hello, I have a friend who put a drill bit through his thumb two weeks ago. Apparently he thought it was clean, but it wasn’t. He pulled out a chunk of metal, and a bunch of puss out of it yesterday. He clean it out the best he could with peroxide and Neosporin.  When I found out about it today, I told him to soak his thumb in an infusion made of the herbs from the venom and sting formula, and also make a cup of tea from the same stuff and drink it. Encouraged him to treat it every day for 3-7 days (hopefully he does).  Seems like that formula would be helpful with puncture wounds like that.  That’s the best I could offer as an armature that signed up for your school today. Is there something else to recommend for a wound like that?

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[Dr. Patrick JonesHomestead Instructor]

Yup. That’s a great approach….but I’m not giving you your tuition payment back just because you’re smart and had a really good idea all by yourself on your first day. :0)

You’ve done exactly what Jenni was talking about in her recent blog article “Looking Beyond The Label”. Good work.

Some Bugbuster and Immunity Support internally might help the infection too.

Look Beyond The Label! The Amazing Actions Of Medicinal Plants

Don't use herbs or combine herbs with medications or use them during lactation or pregnancy without talking with your healthcare provider.

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