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Honey has antibacterial properties and will promote healing.
After applying honey cover the area with some gauze.
Milk For a minor (first degree) burn, soak the burned area in
whole milk for 15 minutes or so. You may also apply a cloth soaked in
milk to the area. Repeat every few hours to relieve pain. Be sure to
wash out the cloth after use, as it will smell badly.
Mustard For minor burns rub some mustard (hot dog style) on
the burned area. It may sting a little, but it takes away the pain and
reduces blisters and scarring. This remedy was provided by James R.,
CA.
Another variation of this remedy was provided by Joe Brinkley:
Apply a thick coating of table mustard (preferably cool) to the burn
and wrap loosely with a bandage. Do not remove for several hours (12
hours seems to work the best), then gently wash away the excess mustard.
Don't worry about your yellowed skin! For the next few days treat as
you would typically treat a burn. Using this remedy immediately after
getting burned will minimize discomfort. This method should also prevent
scarring.
Vitamin E Puncture a capsule and squeeze onto the burn. This
will promote quick healing and prevent scarring.
Willard water This modified water can be found in health food
stores. Anecdotes tell of its ability to promote healing and prevent
scars.
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