May i just ask if it could also be used for treating cellulitis?
Will it work when pricked with dragon-fruit thorns??
I and my mom were removing weeds in our home garden yesterday when my mom pricked her hand with dragon-fruit thorns. but none of the thorns are visible. she says that her hand is very painful and she even can't extend her fingers. i would like to know if this paste works when pricked with dragon-fruit thorns.
Jam I'm sorry but did you ever get an answer? I so need to treat cellulitis too. Have you had any luck finding info.
soap and sugar poultice worked for dragon-fruit thorns!!
I really had the problem wondering if this poultice really worked for dragon-fruit thorns, and I tested it as I had no other option when my mother pricked her hand with those thorns. She added scraped coconut to the poultice as we have a strong belief that coconut is good for poisons. Finally the poultice was bandaged continuously for about 3 days till she could straighten her fingers (which was very painful to do before). Then about a day later the dried skin got removed and now she is feeling fine, but still she has a very mild pain. She thinks it will go off with time. I thank everybody who made this valuable piece of information to be put into the internet. THANKS A LOT!!!!!!!
Ivory Soap & Sugar poultice works quickly!
My Mom is from New Zealand (her parents from Northen UK). For centuries this has been the BEST remedy passed down through our family; natural soap & sugar. It removes cysts, grown in hairs, splinters, ticks, mites, pulls infection from wounds, etc. It even works on acne. Use a bandage or band aid with the ivory soap/natural sugar. Reapply mixture & bandages daily until infection is gone. Sometimes it can take a day or a week for the poultice to work its majic.
Good luck and hope this works for you too!
Mum used this concoction on an awful wound on my leg.
My Dad used this on me as a kid when I had a splinter down deep under the nail. We are from Scotland - now in US. The thought of putting a needle under my nail was too much to handle - so he made the poultice. I put it on overnight. When I woke in the AM, the splinter was sticking out the top of my nail. Yay Dad!
I was trampled by a 1500+ pound horse and my parents used the soap n sugar pack n I never saw a doctor n it healed just fine. Now I have a ulcer on my heel caused from compressive socks, they were given to me in the package and told to read the instructions. I attempted to put them on n took a couple minutes to rest while putting them on n come to find out my resting (cuz they were HARD to get on caused them to strangle my foot n cause a sore. I've been trying to get a Dr to help me get it to heal n to no avail they are more concerned with the fact that I need pain killers for the severe pain that comes with this. So NOW I'm doing the soap n sugar pack n the pain relief compared to yesterday is almost nothing. I'm so relieved, cuz I'm diabetic n when I went for my 6 wk check, my Dr told me in a harsh tone "you're going to loose your foot!" A word of caution to everyone, DON'T use compressive socks if you are not taught to put them on properly. I hope this helps some of you to know this. Take care of yourself.
The other poultice my mom used was bread and milk. Take a piece of bread usually white but any will work. Moisten with milk but not drippy and heat till warm but not hot enough to burn (few secs in microwave). Prick/open with needle. Place on splinter etc and cover with bandaid. In the morning splinter or puss and infection will be gone or at the surface for easy removal. Prick w needle so splinter or head can come out easily. The warmth for either type poultice helps it xraw better.
My grandmother used this it was ivory soap, sugar, white or brown some milk and some bread crust mushed it all together and bandaged it on us with gauze and tape and all was good! also when us kids were sick and had bad coughs she would take a washcloth drenched in hot water ring it out and safety pin it around our necks the safety pin a dry one over that and by the time the wash cloth was cooled down we didn't cough any unless we took the wash cloths off, lol!
My grandmother swore by sugar and Fels Naptha soap poultices for splinters and infections.
When I was about 10, I stepped barefoot from a van onto pavement that had goats head thorns growing all across it. I had to walk with these thorns in my feet over to the parking bump and sit there trying to get the thorns out of my feet. Instead, they broke off in my feet and I had about 20 thorns deeply embedded in each foot.
We tried various methods of getting them out until my grandma found out the next day. I had been painfully crawling around on my hands and knees it was so bad.
My grandma (Scottish) grated Fels Naptha laundry soap, mixed it with white sugar and a little hot water and made a mushy paste. She put it in some sturdy zip-loc bags, and put my feet in them so my feet were entirely covered in the mush. Then she carefully taped the bags at my ankles and I went to bed and wore them overnight.
The next morning, we took the bags off and all of the thorns had been drawn out of my feet! I couldn't believe it, but it worked like magic.
After that I've used it every time one of my horses or kids has needed it. It's amazing.
Sunlight soap bar the best.
My mother grew up near Plymouth Mass and always used fels naphtha soap and sugar on my big toes when I would get an infected ingrown nail. Apparently it worked. I never saw a dr about my toes, and today they are perfectly normal. I haven't had an ingrown nail issue since I was a teenager.
I will tell you why sugar and soap works! First of all my granddaughter was brought to me with a severe boil that antibiotics could not touch. I washed the large boil with soap and water and then packed the open wound with sugar and wrapped it that night. Next morning the wound was purple which indicates the infection was was dead. The sore healed after that with minimal effort. "SUGAR" is an salicate acid, Which kill bacteria on contact. Don't know how it all works but I have never seen it fail when properly used. Soap is probably for tender skin.
My little sister suffered a bad cut above her eye by flying glass from a broken overhead light cover. My Swedish dad put table sugar in the cut. It stopped bleeding and I don't think she even had a scar. 50 some years ago.
It worked on my 2 yr old son. Had ahalf inch honey locus thorn stuck in his foot. Playing outside. Could get it out. Skin grew over over a period of 8 days. I did this recipe everyday for 8 days. It this long cause the skin grew over it and so i cut it open last night not to deep. Just enough to let the puss out. Soaked it in epson salt and bandages it up again over night. WITH DISH SOAP AND SUGAR. (Dish soap is Dawn ultra platinum). This morning gave it one more go and saw the thorn came to the surface just under the skin. Poked at it with the needle and one last good push to see if the puss would come out. But the thorn popped out in stead and hit me in the face. I am so thankful for Gods healing and this recipe. Now one last bandage qith soap and sugar to pull whats left of any infection and puss.It was over the line!
So, following the impressive win at Ipswich, I was particularly looking forward to the 10 seconds of highlights last night. Even in such a small segment, they managed to say something ridiculous though.
It’s all academic now I know, but the twonk of a reporter on the Football League Show said that Jutkiewicz’s shot that hit the bar was “definitely NOT over the line”.
Odd, because everyone else has said that it definitely was over.
Given the doubt, I took the liberty of taking an extremely low-res photo of the moment.
I defy anyone to argue with that!
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