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Another treatment for diabetic foot ulcer
January 17, 2008 by Tetaake (not verified), 1 year 44 weeks ago
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Interestingly enough, Honey is found to be effective in cleaning and preventing bacterial growth as it produces hydrogen peroxide. I used on my patients the root of Morinda citrifolia(noni) mixed with coconut cream topically during the day and during the night, I dressed the wounds with honey. Surprisingly, the ulcer clears off within four to six days.