Natural Fever
Blister Treatment -
Cure and Relief with Manuka Honey
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Many of us had painful experiences with fever blisters, also called cold
sores or herpes. Most of us know that once we have the herpes simplex
virus, we will always carry it with us. Like a ticking bomb that
could explode any moment…
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Fever Blisters
Manuka Honey as Cold Sore and Fever Blister Treatment
There is no product on the market today that can permanently eliminate
the virus that causes fever blisters! However Manuka Honey can help
shorten the time period that you suffer from it and relieve the pain.
There are four major benefits of Manuka Honey as natural fever
blister treatment:
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Manuka Honey
can strengthen the immune system and thereby helps preventing cold
sores and fever blisters in the first place.
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Sometimes a
fever blister eruption is unavoidable. In this case the
antibacterial property of Manuka Honey prevents the herpes virus
infection from turning into a bacterial infection.
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Since fever
blisters and cold sores are little (open) wounds, Manuka Honey can
help cure them faster due to its wound healing qualities. At the
same time Manuka Honey soothes the pain of the fever blister or cold
sore.
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Manuka Honey
is a 100% natural product. That is why it offers relief without
known side effects.
How does the antibacterial activity of Manuka Honey
work?
The antibacterial
activity in regular honey is due to four major processes or qualities:
the osmotic effect, the acidity of honey, the production of hydrogen
peroxide in honey and the phytochemical factor…
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this informative article about
Natural Manuka Honey
How does Manuka Honey help to cure the fever blister wound?
Manuka Honey as natural wound care and fever blister treatment:
It
is a myth that a wound needs to be dry in order to heal. A
moist environment has proven to provide the best circumstances
for the fast healing of wounds. In order to heal, a wound also needs
to be nurtured so that skin tissue can grow back.
Another myth
about wounds is that the formation of a scab promotes healing. A
scab is nothing else but dead cell material that will actually
deprive the tissue underneath of the nutrients and water that it needs
to re-grow.
The advantages of Manuka Honey over conventional wound treatments:
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No known side effects
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Cost effective
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Cleaning the wound
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Sterilizing
the wound
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Anti-inflammatory
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Speeds up healing
process
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No pain
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Other than conventional antiseptics Manuka Honey creates a
moist environment when applied to a wound. Although Manuka Honey
keeps the wound moist, it keeps bacteria in control and can
even destroy them. Therefore Manuka Honey as a fever
blister cure can be effectively applied to sterilize the wound
caused by the fever blister. As opposed to other medications Manuka
Honey has absolutely no known side effects.
The hydrogen peroxide in Manuka Honey together with its natural
acidity provides an antibacterial strength. The acidity of
honey also helps in the healing process.
Unlike other wound dressings Manuka Honey also nurtures the wound
in the moist environment it creates and thereby helps the tissue to
grow back. Manuka Honey provides the wound with amino acids,
vitamins and sugars. The vitamin C in it for example might play a major
role in collagen synthesis. Manuka Honey creates a protective
barrier over the new growing tissue. Therefore Manuka Honey might
help healing a fever blister faster than conventional treatments do.
Honey consists of 84% fructose and glucose (sugar) and 15-21% water. The
sugar molecules and the water molecules interact strongly so that
bacteria have not enough water available for growth. In a wound this
causes an outflow of lymph that provides nutrients to the
re-growing tissue. This is called osmotic effect. The osmotic
effect also increases the oxygen content in a wound and therefore
speeds up the healing process. Oxygen promotes the blood circulation
which in turn is needed to cure wounds caused by fever blisters.
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how to apply Manuka Honey to
Fever
Blisters
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