It is good benzhoin

[Guest guest]

from Bahia, the resin is dryed in the sun and taken in pellets from

the plant that they cut to " bleed " just like frnakincense and myrrh

that I get in a very good store.

If I get something different than that I never use. Benzoin dissolves

in hot water leaving a good deal of residue. The water is greyish

with that antisseptic smell. I have learnt to use benzoin at the

hospital, where it is used for ages, as a routine for bedsores and it

works marvelously.

Seriously, there is nothing harmful about it. It is much better than

petroleum jelly, lauryl ether sodium sulphate, detergents, chemicals

that people use in their houses, clothes and bodies everyday, much

better than electomagnetic waves, radiation, air polution, that's for

sure...

Have you ever had couperose?

What about some lotion that makes you fell fresh, feeling your skin

strong , soft and supple again... Recoverring the right natural

oilness and hydration?

Well, my friends, I have couperose myself and I know very well how it

feels.

If my attitude (which is not in judgement) seems a bit supercilious

it is not my fault, but maybe my English is not good enough to speak

politely, but only enough to express myself. Very sorry about that, I

didn' t want to give this impression, but I really want this

discussion to hapen and see where it leads.

Have a nice weekend

Ane*

[Guest guest]

Any hospital using benzoin for bedsores should be sued for using

treatment that is 50 years out of date. I have specialised in the

safety of aromatic substances for many years and I have dozens of

sound scientific reports on the dangers of using benzoin for normal

skin let alone for wounds. I have seen first hand the damage benzoin

can cause and it is pitiful. The fact it heals a wound does not mean

it won't later cause major problems, that is the nature of

sensitisation.

 

It would seem to me that you are taking traditional uses without

bothering to learn about known safety factors.

 

This subject has been written about many times on several groups. I

suggest you use Google to find the reports.

 

Martin Watt

http://www.aromamedical.com

 

, " sagullinha7 "

<sagullinha7 wrote:

>

> from Bahia, the resin is dryed in the sun and taken in pellets from

> the plant that they cut to " bleed " just like frnakincense and myrrh

> that I get in a very good store.

> If I get something different than that I never use. Benzoin

dissolves

> in hot water leaving a good deal of residue. The water is greyish

> with that antisseptic smell. I have learnt to use benzoin at the

> hospital, where it is used for ages, as a routine for bedsores and

it

> works marvelously.

> Seriously, there is nothing harmful about it. It is much better

than

> petroleum jelly, lauryl ether sodium sulphate, detergents,

chemicals

> that people use in their houses, clothes and bodies everyday, much

> better than electomagnetic waves, radiation, air polution, that's

for

> sure...

> Have you ever had couperose?

> What about some lotion that makes you fell fresh, feeling your skin

> strong , soft and supple again... Recoverring the right natural

> oilness and hydration?

> Well, my friends, I have couperose myself and I know very well how

it

> feels.

> If my attitude (which is not in judgement) seems a bit supercilious

> it is not my fault, but maybe my English is not good enough to

speak

> politely, but only enough to express myself. Very sorry about that,

I

> didn' t want to give this impression, but I really want this

> discussion to hapen and see where it leads.

> Have a nice weekend

> Ane*

>