Various Cayenne Forms: Tincture, Bits, Powder addresses Nasty Head Gash in Boy

[goodsamaritan]

Our 7 year old boy Mish figured in an accident this aftenoon. We were having a grand family reunion party and there were a lot of children and a lot of running. My wife and I were enjoying the festivities when my sister in law called out to us that Mish was crying and bleeding profusely from the top of his head, figured in some kind of accident no one really saw.

Three of us came to a quick rescue: Me, my wife, my wife’s cousin and MD pediatrician Dr. Gindra. In calm but swift movements, I got all 3 forms of cayenne we got in the kitchen: cayenne tincture, dried cayenne bits, cayenne fine powder. My wife comforted our crying boy. Dr. Gindra put pressure on Mish’s head with a towel.



Full story and gallery of photos.

http://www.curemanual.com/2010/12/various-cayenne-forms-tincture-bits-powder-addresses-nasty-head-gash-in-boy/

(not diet related, but worth sharing)

[riy freeman]

I don't quite understand how you can report "superior healing and no stitches needed" before the wounds have actually healed. 

[goodsamaritan]

I don't quite understand how you can report "superior healing and no stitches needed" before the wounds have actually healed.  

They always do heal.

This is the nth time we've treated children and adults.  This is why we are calm about these things.

Just 2 days prior a 1 inch gash was on the knee of my nephew about the same age as my boy.

Same cayenne treatment.