FIX YOUR BROKEN BONES & SPRAINS HERBAL HEALING POULTICE KIT
Ever recieved a "first aid kit" for your health?
Well here's one specifically for in the moment injuries, infections, affected areas, skin irritants, muscle & nerve pains, body aches, inflammation and much more! Ditch those toxic and poisonus first aid kits and get you a real nature's own first aid kit. This is one box is one you would want to keep in your medicine cabinet.
REGULAR SIZE Compression or Poultice Kit contains:
- Raw Herb (1/2oz)
- Infused Herbal Extract, Gel, Oil, Paste or Tincture (1oz)
- 3 Gauzes or 6 Cotton Strips
- Instructional Remedy to follow in order to treat issue
LARGE SIZE Compression or Poultice Kit contains:
- Raw Herb (1oz)
- Infused Herbal Extract, Gel, Oil, Paste or Tincture (2oz)
- 6 Gauzes or 12 Cotton Strips
- Instructional Remedy to follow in order to treat issue
A "poultice" is a mixture of fresh, dired or powdered herbs that is applied to an affected area. Poultices are used to ease nerve or muscle pains, sprains, or broken bones and to draw pus from infected wounds, ulcers or boils.
"Lotions" are water-based herbal preperations such as infusions, decoctions or diluted tinctures that are used to bathe inflamed or irritated skin in way of a compresses.
"Compresses" are cloths soaked in a lotion and held against the skin.
Curating a homeade herbal lotion is a simple way to use herbs externally, and this can be very effective in relieving swelling, bruising, pain, soothing inflammation, headaches and cooling fevers. After an inccident or sports injury, bruising and swelling can often be reduced or prevented if a hot compress or poltice is swiftly applied; provided that the skin is unbroken. Cold compresses are particulary useful in soothing inflammation, cooling fevers, and easing headaches. Both hot and cold compresses should be frequently soaked and reapplied for maximum benefit.
Avoid contact with eyes. Discontinue use if irritation develops. Keep out of reach of children. For EXTERNAL use only. Test the product on a small area of healthy skin. If you do not experience an adverse reaction in 3 hours, test again on a small area of affected skin then wait 3 hours before applying on a large area. If you experience an adverse reaction, do not continue to use the product. It is recommended that you first test a small area on your skin to check for any potential allergic reaction.
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