Natural wound care

We take a look at five common wound care myths, explaining why these myths are untrue and how to counter them in your practice.

The field of wound care has come a long way. Unfortunately, there are still wound care myths. Here are 5 frequent incorrect statements we find in the field.

There are many natural remedies to speed up the healing process. Lets take a look at some natural ways to help wounds heal faster.

No other way to put it, I just love herbs! If you ask my friends and neighbors, they can assure you this is true. Pretty sure last summer, at the peak of the season, you could small my herb garden at least 3 blocks away. What a harvest we had, and all those recipes with

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Collagen dressings encourage natural healing by donating collagen fibers that are essential for wound closure. Collagen wound dressings also help to remove nonviable tissue and support new blood vessels formed during the healing process. These cost-effective, advanced wound care dressings can stay in place for several days, and are non-adherent to the wound bed, which reduces trauma and pain upon removal and makes dressing changes simple.

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