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Military is known for using aerospace-level glues such as Loctite to quickly close bleeding wounds of soldiers (~5 seconds). Is this something similar or a comp
by bitL 12y ago
Military is known for using aerospace-level glues such as Loctite to quickly close bleeding wounds of soldiers (~5 seconds). Is this something similar or a completely different idea?
- bjelkeman-again 12y agoA friend was a carpet layer, who often cut himself with the sharp knives. They always glued the wound with carpet glue. He never had problems or got scars. (Of corse, one person is not a clinical study.)
- ommunist 12y ago+1. There is a plenty of witch doctor tech available in the wild, and in daily use of many 'uncivilized' people, that will never gets its way to the market. Because these work, and things that work are disruptive. UPD: my fav in this particular case - solution of some Amanita mushrooms in alcohol. Cures any burn, no traces left. Works even on hot chemical burns, like from caprolactam. Will never be accepted by official med.