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Bite Paste...

10 years ago

I have been experimenting with my herbal first aid kit and I am currently working on a bug bite/general venomous bite paste/poultice. I am planning on using a base of bentonite clay, adding in activated charcoal, some cayenne for circulation and drawing toxins out, plantain and comfrey.
Does anyone have thoughts on this?

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kaliaman
10 years ago
good idea!

your formula sounds pretty good as is. i would likely also add yarrow, its probably the best wound healing herb growing in north america and it has anti toxin properties as well, has a long history of use for venomous bites and stings.
Natures_Nature
10 years ago
I heard of using white oak bark and plantain for snakebites.
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