5 Natural remedies for cuts and scrapes

A house that is filled with kids and you don’t face situations with knee scrapes or a cut is near next to impossible. Even we as adults face them in our day to day lives by cutting ourselves while chopping stuff in the kitchen or scraping ourselves while gardening.

Most wounds heal on their own. But having a natural magic ingredient will help it heal faster. And the best part is that these ingredients are commonly found in your kitchen.

  • Tea tree oil

Tea tree oil has anti-bacterial properties that can help in healing a wound. Tea tree oil can cut down any inflammation and can also heal infected wounds better as compared to antibiotics.

  • Honey

Honey has been mentioned in all the religious scriptures to have healing properties for various ailments. People have been using honey to heal their cuts and wounds since the beginning of civilization.

Honey has amino acids, antioxidants, vitamins and minerals that enable it to kill bacteria and fungi that infect wounds. Do not use honey that is meant for cooking purposes. Instead use the medicinal pure honey that will work like magic.

 

  • Peppermint Oil and Cinnamon

Scientists have found that both peppermint oil and cinnamon make a great bacteria busting team. They can heals cuts in a jiffy and even those that are anti-biotic resistant.

  • Lavender Oil

Lavender oil not only heals the skin but it also prevents any other infections from settling in. Researchers have proved this by having it experimented on wounds that arise from childbirth and found that they felt no pain and the wound healed faster.

  • Chamomile

This flower has magical properties to heal bruises, burns, hemorrhoids and other injuries. The flower healing properties come from the flavonoids present in it that can penetrate into the skin. You could either take a soak in a tub filled with chamomile flowers or you could just slather on chamomile oil.

Elmira

Elmira is a full-time health writer at CompleteHealthNews.com where she educates and advises on how to lead a healthy life from eating to getting into fitness. She completed her master’s degree at Columbia University. Her blogs are evidence-based, not opinionated. Her articles are based on a diabetes diet, weight loss, fitness, skincare, and mental health. She believes in healthy eating and also encourages her readers to lead healthier, more balanced lives. She devotes time to implement a healthy lifestyle every day.

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