Comments on: Chinese Herbal Burn Remedy http://www.portlandacupunctureblog.com/chinese-herbal-burn-remedy The Portland Acupuncture blog is a community resource to learn more about Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine. Tue, 07 Sep 2010 01:31:20 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: More Christ Like Blog http://www.portlandacupunctureblog.com/chinese-herbal-burn-remedy/comment-page-1#comment-1659 More Christ Like Blog Sun, 07 Jun 2009 06:55:54 +0000 http://www.portlandacupunctureblog.com/chinese-herbal-burn-remedy#comment-1659 Hi Amy, I have never heard of Ching Wan Hung. I do know of a some good natural burn treatments. One is B&W ointment which is made from Honey, Lanolin, Olive Oil, Wheat Germ Oil, Marshmallow Root, Aloe Vera Gel, Woorwood, Comfrey Root, White Oak Bark, Lobelia, Vegetable Glycerin, Bees Wax, and Myrrh. Another is burdock leaves. I have a number of article in my blog <a href="http://morechristlike.com/category/burn-treatments/" rel="nofollow">Burn Treatments<a> category that may be of interest to you. Hi Amy,

I have never heard of Ching Wan Hung.

I do know of a some good natural burn treatments.

One is B&W ointment which is made from Honey, Lanolin, Olive Oil, Wheat Germ Oil, Marshmallow Root, Aloe Vera Gel, Woorwood, Comfrey Root, White Oak Bark, Lobelia, Vegetable Glycerin, Bees Wax, and Myrrh.

Another is burdock leaves.

I have a number of article in my blog Burn Treatments category that may be of interest to you.

]]> By: Amy http://www.portlandacupunctureblog.com/chinese-herbal-burn-remedy/comment-page-1#comment-1536 Amy Fri, 23 Jan 2009 16:50:42 +0000 http://www.portlandacupunctureblog.com/chinese-herbal-burn-remedy#comment-1536 Eve, I am so happy this worked for you! I agree that while it is truly amazing, the smell can be a bit strong. I have never noticed the skin staining- will keep an eye out for that! Thanks- amy Eve, I am so happy this worked for you! I agree that while it is truly amazing, the smell can be a bit strong. I have never noticed the skin staining- will keep an eye out for that!

Thanks-
amy

]]> By: eve http://www.portlandacupunctureblog.com/chinese-herbal-burn-remedy/comment-page-1#comment-1530 eve Tue, 20 Jan 2009 13:27:27 +0000 http://www.portlandacupunctureblog.com/chinese-herbal-burn-remedy#comment-1530 This ointment is amazing. I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease, ( a gluten allergy ) which in my case presented as a very bad skin rash all over my body. Using Ching Wan Hung salve saved me from severe scars that I had been told I would have for the rest of my life, and I am not the only one with miracle stories about it. Among other attributes, it is incredibly effective as a natural antibiotic, as well as it's ability to drastically aid the skin's healing process and minimize if not eliminate scarring. Some good practical stuff to know: It does stain dark brown, and not even bleach-almighty will smite it out... also, it does not dry or particularly soak in, so be warned if you are using it uncovered, it will smear! However, it does benefit from breathing though, so don't keep it constantly covered. The best thing to do is to lightly cover with a bandaid/bandage/loose black or brown clothing. I know I sound ridiculously sold on this stuff, but it was like miracle goo for me, and I have seen it work wonders for others as well. Overall, this little-known chinese ointment is a rather concentrated dose of healing. I think Ching Wan Hung is a MUST for the basic first aid or medicine cabinet when treating burns, cuts, rashes, acne, skin infections, scars, the list goes on... -May Your Skin Stay Healthy and Beautiful, but should it need aid in healing, please try this stuff- I promise you wont be disappointed! This ointment is amazing. I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease, ( a gluten allergy ) which in my case presented as a very bad skin rash all over my body. Using Ching Wan Hung salve saved me from severe scars that I had been told I would have for the rest of my life, and I am not the only one with miracle stories about it.
Among other attributes, it is incredibly effective as a natural antibiotic, as well as it’s ability to drastically aid the skin’s healing process and minimize if not eliminate scarring.
Some good practical stuff to know: It does stain dark brown, and not even bleach-almighty will smite it out… also, it does not dry or particularly soak in, so be warned if you are using it uncovered, it will smear! However, it does benefit from breathing though, so don’t keep it constantly covered. The best thing to do is to lightly cover with a bandaid/bandage/loose black or brown clothing.

I know I sound ridiculously sold on this stuff, but it was like miracle goo for me, and I have seen it work wonders for others as well. Overall, this little-known chinese ointment is a rather concentrated dose of healing.
I think Ching Wan Hung is a MUST for the basic first aid or medicine cabinet when treating burns, cuts, rashes, acne, skin infections, scars, the list goes on…

-May Your Skin Stay Healthy and Beautiful, but should it need aid in
healing, please try this stuff-

I promise you wont be disappointed!

]]> By: What Can TCM Treat? Post-surgical Acupuncture and Herbs | Portland Acupuncture Blog http://www.portlandacupunctureblog.com/chinese-herbal-burn-remedy/comment-page-1#comment-429 What Can TCM Treat? Post-surgical Acupuncture and Herbs | Portland Acupuncture Blog Thu, 23 Oct 2008 18:20:03 +0000 http://www.portlandacupunctureblog.com/chinese-herbal-burn-remedy#comment-429 [...] a lot of great Chinese herbal medicine remedies for post-surgical trauma as well. The burn salve Ching Wan Hung, which also has skin-regenerating properties.  For wounds that continue to bleed or have a lot of [...] [...] a lot of great Chinese herbal medicine remedies for post-surgical trauma as well. The burn salve Ching Wan Hung, which also has skin-regenerating properties.  For wounds that continue to bleed or have a lot of [...]

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