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by bennash - 06/07/26 09:34 PM
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Darius
Have you ever try to put salt in your wound especially the table salt in your kitchen? Isnt it painful? Thats what im talking about.
I agree there is antimicrobial property of salt but again this is a prehistoric way of treating wound. There so many available wound solution in the market that can address the bacteria with faster healing properties too. Strong salt solution can destroy the cell and further add more dead tissue in the healing process.
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