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My 2 year old grandson pulled a pot of boiling water over his arm. The hospital wrapped it in impregnated gauze for about 5 weeks part has healed leaving no scaring but a he has a very big red welt which they say will need a skin graph. I suggested MMS spray but his parents are reluctant to try it. What are your thoughts and would it sting.
Using a 20/20 50 % citric acid + 1 oz water spray.
Last edit: 04 May 2012 04:08 by Small. Reason: Want to be notified of replies
My gut reaction to this was that if this were me, I would make a batch of collodial silver and keep a bandage soaked in that on it. I think the MMS would sting because of the citric acid, but CDS may not because of not having citric acid in it. That could be on hand in case of infection. I combat all burns with collodial silver, myself.
I didn't get a very good response about the burn scar but got the protocol out of Jim Humbles book. My little grandson arrived in Mauritius where we were having a family holiday. His arm had been bandaged up for 6 weeks and looked awful. I made up a 2MMS 2 50 o/o citric acid solution in 1 oz of water which they sprayed on every hour. He left yesterday, after 2 weeks, and saw his doctor in Scotland this morning who was very pleased. They had taken a swab before he left which showed up a pathogens. These all cleared up.
I have to add that my daughter is very 'coventional medicine' and is now asking me to send MMS over to her.
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