Ointment for torticollis, bruises and bumps

How to prepare an ointment to relieve pain caused by torticollis, bruises, bumps and to treat various ailments naturally and effectively, for more details, read on.

The ointment is another healing element used in natural and alternative medicine.

How to prepare the ointment for bumps?

To make the salves, herbs are simmered in soft waxes (such as paraffin, beeswax, or petroleum jelly). and fats. It is important to note that no water is used. After boiling them, they are separated and squeezed and result in a solid mixture with the medicinal element of the plant that is a great ally of natural medicine to treat from problems of torticollis, sprains, muscle aches and bruises and hematomas, among others. pains more.

How to apply the ointment?

The ointments are applied on the affected area directly transferring the active ingredients to the body, for its recovery, depending on the area, the massages can be from less to greater intensity and in some cases, in more sensitive areas of the skin, it is advisable to avoid massaging the affected area.

Ingredients needed:

• 50% St. John’s wort oil.
• 20% sage.
• 20% calendula.
• 10% mauve.

Preparation:

Add beeswax and let it melt in a water bath. Let it cool and add arnica tincture, in the proportion of 10% with respect to the total of the other ingredients, you must stir the preparation very well. Important: If the blow has an open wound, do not add arnica tincture, to avoid complications.

To keep in mind:

It is important to note that not all injuries or ailments can be treated without first knowing their true causes. In the case of some minor blows or circumstantial pain, using this ointment can be a great ally, but there are some cases that require consultation with a specialist since the causes of them could lead to other medical complications, as in the case of torticollis, which could refer to some type of damage to the spine.