Pharm Girl

Scientists have found significant quantities of penicillin in cobwebs............

I found this on The Virginian Pilot (University Libraries, Virginia Tech) in Norfolk, Virginia, USA: "Farmers in central Europe used to prevent infection by packing open wounds with fistfuls of cobwebs laced with fungus-grown penicillin."

The healing cells (granulocytes and others) migrate into the middle of the wound, usually under a scab which forms over top to protect the site. In fact wounds heal much better if they are kept clean and moist and there is some sort of fabric for the cells to migrate along.

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ki11a

spiders suck....they couldnt find a better way for this?

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Tricto

that's sweet, i love me my natural healing

bmac

that is insane!


crazy!

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Pharm Girl

We have heard that the romans used to use spiderwebs and moss to heal woulds.

[Would you believe] Cobwebs stop wounds bleeding??

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surf*and*smoke

I'll stick with these...

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Smaerd

Isn't Yarrow good for for bleeding too?

Pharm Girl

Yarrow was known as the Soldier’s Woundwort and Herbe Militaris for thousands of years (Grieve), used to pack wounds as a functional antiseptic and, hemostatic material this latter attribute is especially important in combat where bleeding to death is a constant risk.

Yarrow, Queen Anne's Lace, Indian Pipe

I found this, Smaerd.............~

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