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louieann34

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Joined: 05 Mar 2007
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Location: Philippines

Alternatives For Wounds Posted: 05-31-07 11:55am


Melaleuca, Lavender and Melrose, they can be use in cuts and bruises, and they can also be good in healing wounds. And I think that this will going to work on my nephews wound, and aside from that it will sure give him a wonderful scent that he will surely going to love.

goldiestar

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Joined: 11 Jun 2007
Posts: 124

Posted: 06-12-07 12:01pm


I use tea tree oil for any wounds. It helps with the healing process and is a great disinfectant.

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