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Cincinnatus · 10-12-2006, 10:02

Interesting. The use against the "flesh eating bacteria" was what really caught my interest. That and the lead in story of the guy whose ulcers were not responding to other remedies and antibiotics, but responded well to the honey.

Dad gets ulcers on his legs (poor circulation) and I have to treat them. So far, they've responded well to antibiotic ointment and the Tegaderm bandages, but it's nice to have some other arrows in the quiver.

10-12-2006, 10:02	#3
Cincinnatus Guerrilla Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Vermont Posts: 342	Interesting. The use against the "flesh eating bacteria" was what really caught my interest. That and the lead in story of the guy whose ulcers were not responding to other remedies and antibiotics, but responded well to the honey. Dad gets ulcers on his legs (poor circulation) and I have to treat them. So far, they've responded well to antibiotic ointment and the Tegaderm bandages, but it's nice to have some other arrows in the quiver. Last edited by Cincinnatus; 10-12-2006 at 11:16.
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