Re: New Member Question(Joyce)

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Where can I find this and is it called Bag Balm? Thanks

Bartlett, TN

Joyce Ragels jragels2002@...> wrote:

I did the same thing when I had some places on my face

removed (skin cancer). I used the antibiotics the dr

sent home with me the first day. Gave it until the

next morning. The area was still red and the place

didn't look that hot. I cleaned them off with

peroxide and starting putting bag balm on them. I

know they healed faster because the dr told me when

they should be healed up. I was at least a couple

days ahead of schedule.

Bag balm does have some very good antibiotics in it

and I can't say enough good things about it. It has

been used for all kinds of cuts and even an ingrown

toenail that got infected.

Think about it. This was first used to heal sores

from all kinds of causes on a cow's teats. The name

of the game was to milk the cow and sell the milk.

They couldn't afford to have a cow out of commission

or one they couldn't milk. It worked so well for the

cows, the farmers and dairy people started using it.

The rest is history.

If anyone doesn't have some in your house, make sure

you get it. It should be part of every first aid kit.

J

--- laura reynolds lreynolds42002@...> wrote:

> We have used bag balm for everything it works

> wonders for us. You can also get it at pet stores

> and drug stores. burnt his arm real wever a

> year ago and couldnt take the antibiotic the dr gave

> him as it interfered with his seizure med the dr

> said he would be scared. Well we used the bag balm

> instead and he healed quicker it didnt interfere

> with his med and he healed real quick with no scar.

>

>

> Joyce Ragels jragels2002@...> wrote:

> I don't know how bad your cut is, but have you tried

> bag balm? It is VERY good stuff. If I put it on a

> cut a couple times a day, you can almost watch it

> heal.

>

> Bag balm was used on the farm a lot for dairy cows.

> Quilters now use it a lot too. You'll be able to

> find

> it at a quilt store or a feed store.

>

> In my very not so humble opinion, this is one thing

> that should be in everyone's home.

>

> I would clean the area with hydrogen perioxide and

> them put on some bag balm several times a day. I'd

> also only wear a sock or nothing at all and comfy

> slippers when you had to walk. Keep that foot

> elevated.

>

> J

> --- metaylorokc@... wrote:

>

> >

> > In a message dated 8/8/04 1:29:03 PM,

> > faithcollins1@... writes:

> >

> >

> > > Hello Everyone,

> > > I have a small cut on my foot and it just won't

> > seem to heal. I have

> > > tried everything to heal it up and now it is red

> > and swollen some.

> > > Does that have to do with the diabetes? Does

> > anyone else have this

> > > problem with a cut?

> > > Faith

> > >

> >

> > Yes, it has to do with diabetes and it is VERY

> > important you seek medical

> > assistance for it ASAP. Sometimes a cut for a

> > diabetic, especially in the foot,

> > can get so bad that the foot/leg has to be

> > amputated. I would make an

> > appointment with your doctor, or ideally a

> > podiatrist (foot doctor) very soon.

> >

> >

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> > removed]

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

It is, as the name implies, for cow's udders; you should be able to get

it from any farm supply house. If you can't find it locally, Dr.

Leonard's and the Vermont Country Store both sell it through their

catalogs.

Re: [alldiabeticinternational] New Member Question(Joyce)

Where can I find this and is it called Bag Balm? Thanks

Bartlett, TN

[Guest guest]

Try a feed store, pet store, drug store, quilt shop,

and even your local warehouse shop like Costco, BJ's,

Sam's Club, whichever one is in your area. If that

doesn't work, you may have to buy it online.

http://www.bagbalm.com/

To find out more about it, just type in bag balm into

the search area of your browser.

BTW, since it because popular again, the price has

gone up, so be sure to shop around. I've seen the

very small tin sell for as much as the big one.

J

--- Young marinewife112003@...> wrote:

> Where can I find this and is it called Bag Balm?

> Thanks

>

>

> Bartlett, TN

>

> Joyce Ragels jragels2002@...> wrote:

>

>

> I did the same thing when I had some places on my

> face

> removed (skin cancer). I used the antibiotics the

> dr

> sent home with me the first day. Gave it until the

> next morning. The area was still red and the place

> didn't look that hot. I cleaned them off with

> peroxide and starting putting bag balm on them. I

> know they healed faster because the dr told me when

> they should be healed up. I was at least a couple

> days ahead of schedule.

>

> Bag balm does have some very good antibiotics in it

> and I can't say enough good things about it. It has

> been used for all kinds of cuts and even an ingrown

> toenail that got infected.

>

> Think about it. This was first used to heal sores

> from all kinds of causes on a cow's teats. The name

> of the game was to milk the cow and sell the milk.

> They couldn't afford to have a cow out of commission

> or one they couldn't milk. It worked so well for

> the

> cows, the farmers and dairy people started using it.

>

> The rest is history.

>

> If anyone doesn't have some in your house, make sure

> you get it. It should be part of every first aid

> kit.

>

> J

> --- laura reynolds lreynolds42002@...> wrote:

>

> > We have used bag balm for everything it works

> > wonders for us. You can also get it at pet stores

> > and drug stores. burnt his arm real wever

> a

> > year ago and couldnt take the antibiotic the dr

> gave

> > him as it interfered with his seizure med the dr

> > said he would be scared. Well we used the bag balm

> > instead and he healed quicker it didnt interfere

> > with his med and he healed real quick with no

> scar.

> >

> >

> > Joyce Ragels jragels2002@...> wrote:

> > I don't know how bad your cut is, but have you

> tried

> > bag balm? It is VERY good stuff. If I put it on

> a

> > cut a couple times a day, you can almost watch it

> > heal.

> >

> > Bag balm was used on the farm a lot for dairy

> cows.

> > Quilters now use it a lot too. You'll be able to

> > find

> > it at a quilt store or a feed store.

> >

> > In my very not so humble opinion, this is one

> thing

> > that should be in everyone's home.

> >

> > I would clean the area with hydrogen perioxide and

> > them put on some bag balm several times a day.

> I'd

> > also only wear a sock or nothing at all and comfy

> > slippers when you had to walk. Keep that foot

> > elevated.

> >

> > J

> > --- metaylorokc@... wrote:

> >

> > >

> > > In a message dated 8/8/04 1:29:03 PM,

> > > faithcollins1@... writes:

> > >

> > >

> > > > Hello Everyone,

> > > > I have a small cut on my foot and it just

> won't

> > > seem to heal. I have

> > > > tried everything to heal it up and now it is

> red

> > > and swollen some.

> > > > Does that have to do with the diabetes? Does

> > > anyone else have this

> > > > problem with a cut?

> > > > Faith

> > > >

> > >

> > > Yes, it has to do with diabetes and it is VERY

> > > important you seek medical

> > > assistance for it ASAP. Sometimes a cut for a

> > > diabetic, especially in the foot,

> > > can get so bad that the foot/leg has to be

> > > amputated. I would make an

> > > appointment with your doctor, or ideally a

> > > podiatrist (foot doctor) very soon.

> > >

> > >

> > > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> > > removed]

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > __________________________________

> > Do you Yahoo!?

> > Yahoo! Mail Address AutoComplete - You start. We

> > finish.

> > http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail

> >

> >

> >

> > pancreatitis info

> >

>

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/ThePancreatitisPlace/

> >

> > diabetic recipes

> >

>

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/diabetic_recipes/

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

> You should be warned that it has an odor that some do

> not like.  I personally don't find it so offensive

> that I would ever consider not using it.   It smells

> like antiseptic to me.

>

Maybe Im used to it, I never noticed an odor except a slight antibacterial

one. Now Im worried the next time I use it on my hands, what does it smell like?

[Guest guest]

Hello Joyce

Thanks so very much for this information. It sounds good. So I just

go to a feed store and ask for bag balm and they will know what I

need? That is the only name? Thanks again because I really need

something like this.

Thanks

Faith

-- In alldiabeticinternational , Joyce Ragels

wrote:

> I don't know how bad your cut is, but have you tried

> bag balm? It is VERY good stuff. If I put it on a

> cut a couple times a day, you can almost watch it

> heal.

>

[Guest guest]

Hello Joyce

Thanks so very much for this information. It sounds good. So I just

go to a feed store and ask for bag balm and they will know what I

need? That is the only name? Thanks again because I really need

something like this.

Thanks

Faith

-- In alldiabeticinternational , Joyce Ragels

wrote:

> I don't know how bad your cut is, but have you tried

> bag balm? It is VERY good stuff. If I put it on a

> cut a couple times a day, you can almost watch it

> heal.

>

[Guest guest]

Hello Joyce

Thanks so very much for this information. It sounds good. So I just

go to a feed store and ask for bag balm and they will know what I

need? That is the only name? Thanks again because I really need

something like this.

Thanks

Faith

-- In alldiabeticinternational , Joyce Ragels

wrote:

> I don't know how bad your cut is, but have you tried

> bag balm? It is VERY good stuff. If I put it on a

> cut a couple times a day, you can almost watch it

> heal.

>

[Guest guest]

Hello Joyce

Its me again (Margaret)LOL!!!! A big one meaning $100.00? Wow I will

be sure to bargain shop.

Thanks again

Faith

> Try a feed store, pet store, drug store, quilt shop,

> and even your local warehouse shop like Costco, BJ's,

> Sam's Club, whichever one is in your area. If that

> doesn't work, you may have to buy it online.

>

> http://www.bagbalm.com/

>

> To find out more about it, just type in bag balm into

> the search area of your browser.

>

> BTW, since it because popular again, the price has

> gone up, so be sure to shop around. I've seen the

> very small tin sell for as much as the big one.

>

> J

[Guest guest]

Hello

I don't mind the smell if I am getting better LOL!!!!!

Thanks Yet Again:)

Faith

> BTW, it may get darker with age, but I have never

> known it to not work. It is also great to put on your

> hands after working in the garden. Sure does soften

> them up and heal those nicks and tears.

>

> You should be warned that it has an odor that some do

> not like. I personally don't find it so offensive

> that I would ever consider not using it. It smells

> like antiseptic to me.

>

> J

[Guest guest]

> 100.00.  No way.  No how.  The most I've even seen it

> is about 15.00 for the large tin.

>

I bought some today for my horse. it was 16.72 for the big tin. There is a

smaller almost purse size tin for about 6 dollars.