Both carbon and nitrogen are necessary for the composting. process. Proper blending of green and brown materials allows the microbes to work. well and will keep your pile odor free. A general rule of thumb to follow is: 1 part. green material to 3 parts brown.
For cuts, burns, abrasions, insect bites, and other injuries, apply coconut oil more often, ideally soak a bandage and keep the oil in contact with the injured tissue 12-24 hours a day until healed. The longer the coconut oil can remain in contact with the skin, the faster the healing.
Around half of the fatty acids in coconut oil are lauric acid. Lauric acid is particularly good at killing bacteria, viruses, and fungi and, therefore, great in helping you stave off infections when used externally. But when you ingest coconut oil it reacts with enzymes to forms a monoglyceride called monolaurin.