B and W Ointment is a highly effective burn & wound cream providing some of the fastest healing & pain relief known. B&W's all-natural ingredients aid in skin rejuvenation and is proven to minimize scarring. Made and used by the Amish for over 25 years.
Uses: burns, sunburns, cuts, bruises, wounds, tissue injury, eczema, chapped lips, and more.
In a nutshell: B&W Ointment is:
Rather than killing the good bacteria along with the bad, like an antibiotic ointment, B&W ointment allows the good microorganisms (which promote healing) to live, while not allowing harmful microorganisms to multiply, thus preventing the wound from getting infected. The powerful ingredients in B&W Ointment make soft tissue heal amazingly fast, while also soothing pain.
• Painful burns are rendered non-painful (or much less painful).
• Healing is faster.
• Painful debridement is not necessary.
• Skin grafting is not necessary.
• Scarring seldom occurs.
• Iatrogenic harm from hospitals is avoided.
• Patients can be treated at home at much less expense.
According to John Keim (who developed the b&w ointment) with his method, it seldom takes more than seven days to get a completely new skin cover on second and third-degree burns. In over two decades of treating with B&W Ointment, he never had an infection, and he saw only two cases of minimal scarring.
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B&W Oimtnet - Hand-made by the Amish in USA for over 25 years.
1. Cool burn (with cold water or other liquid) for up to 20 min. Start cooling even before removing clothing.
2. Clean wound by stopping the bleeding, removing any debris, and disinfecting. (B&W Ointment is not an antiseptic, however, it effectively prevents growth of harmful bacteria).
3. Stir ointment to a creamy texture (for nearly painless application to tender wound), apply a thick coat over entire burn and then bandage.
4. Change dressing every 12 hrs.
If there is no skin loss, the above directions are sufficient. If there is skin loss, there are other steps that may be taken to aid healing. Please consult the booklet Burn Aid for these steps and much more information on treating burns.