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amitsa 04-22-2015 11:11 AM

Vitamins and minerals for wound healing
 
Hi,

I am Amit from Mumbai,India. I just had a cut on my right foot toe. I am a diabetic. I have put my query in the 'Diabetes forum'. The wound has healed considerably in the last week. Only the skin has not yet come up.

What vitamins to be taken for speedy wound healing ?

I read Vitamin C and A help in collagen formation. Any others that may help ?

Also is topical honey useful for wound healing. I have been using Betadine . But I read this somewhere - so just had a doubt. Does honey help ?

-Amit.

mrsD 04-22-2015 11:26 AM

Zinc in moderation helps, as do the Omega-3 fats like flax oil.

Lara 04-30-2015 05:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by amitsa (Post 1137550)
Also is topical honey useful for wound healing. I have been using Betadine . But I read this somewhere - so just had a doubt. Does honey help ?

-Amit.

Honey. I wouldn't use just any kind of honey. I have read papers and reports regarding Manuka honey. It is used in wound care in Australia. Worth a search.

I did just come across this however, and you did mention diabetes.

http://www.hindawi.com/journals/ecam/2011/295494/
Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine
Volume 2011 (2011), Article ID 295494, 5 pages

Commentary
Methylglyoxal—A Potential Risk Factor of Manuka Honey in Healing of Diabetic Ulcers

caroline2 05-23-2015 11:24 AM

I have used Castor Oil off and on for years and have been off it for a while but am now back on it for joint inflammation and just re-reading a lot of sites on the benefits of CO and wounds were mentioned on some....CO has been in existence for MANY years, an ancient oil. I dilute it some with some essential oils as it's thick, but good to read up on it for wounds.

mrsD 05-23-2015 12:12 PM

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Originally Posted by caroline2 (Post 1143978)
I have used Castor Oil off and on for years and have been off it for a while but am now back on it for joint inflammation and just re-reading a lot of sites on the benefits of CO and wounds were mentioned on some....CO has been in existence for MANY years, an ancient oil. I dilute it some with some essential oils as it's thick, but good to read up on it for wounds.

I think you mean to rub it on topically... I just wanted to add that, so there would be no confusion.

caroline2 05-23-2015 12:26 PM

Oh yes, topically, I've read some links that give 28 benefits of CO. Althou, over the years of CO, it's been taken internally for constipation....I do not take it internally as my dosing thru the day of magnesium keeps everything working smoothly for me...mag is so critical for so much. Just the other day, a health guru sent thru a note that 80% are deficient in the U.S. so some experts say, but he said it's more like 99%. Thanks..


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