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Is there any equivalent to this in human medicine? Copper-and-zinc-infused hydrocolloid bandages, perhaps?
by derefr 23d ago
Is there any equivalent to this in human medicine? Copper-and-zinc-infused hydrocolloid bandages, perhaps?
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- fragmede 23d agoBPC-157 shots
- MrBuddyCasino 23d agomore like GHK-CU, or even just zinc salves (common for babies)
- adrian_b 23d agoWhen I was young, in Europe, there was some ointment made of cod liver oil and zinc oxide, which was extremely effective for the quick healing of non-infected wounds or burns. For some reason nowadays, that ointment does not exist any more. There still are a lot of ointments containing zinc oxide, but they have different recipes, with more dubious fatty ingredients (I suppose that cod liver oil is more expensive than the fatty substances used now, which is the likely reason for its substitution), and they are less effective than the old one, but they can still accelerate healing in various skin injuries.
- PorciiVorbesc 23d ago>For some reason nowadays, that ointment does not exist any more. <tinfoil_hat> big pharma? </tinfoil_hat>
- photonemitter 23d agoMaybe tinfoil hats can do something similar to the copper vests?
- derideor 23d agoYou can still buy the cod liver zinc oxide cream in Germany for "equestrian" usage.