I woke up, I fell asleep on my couch in the living room, and stumbled direction kitchen in need for coffee, it was still dark, and I crashed into my cd-tower, hundreds of cd's over the floor, and I with them.
Drama.
Bloody shinbone as a result, first a coffee then care for my shinbone.
I don't use simple plasters anymore, I use real honey which I apply on the plaster with a cottonstick, then I attach the plaster, with the honey in direct contact with the wound, it's amazing how fast a wound cures, and how neat it cures, when using honey as an extra layer.
Most bacteria hates honey, cause they are killed by the honey, however, honey can be toxic cause of a bacteria that can survive in the honey.
But I never experienced this in the four years that I'm doing this, it just cures fast, the wound is gone, without a thick and hard layer of protecting body cells.
Real honey has curing substances, and the sugar in it keeps the wound moist, so it cures faster, and neat.
Removing the plaster is very easy, the plaster is not glued in with the wound, so the skin is not damaged which sometimes happen when removing a normal plaster, this creates a new wound.
