Hello, Diane,
Is what you call Plaintain the banana family plant (Musaceae)?
If so, we have them everywhere in our country.
Carlos
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Subject: CS>Spider Bite, Poisonous insect bites
Date: Tue, 28 Aug 2007 22:02:06 EDT
For any poisonous insect bite, I have done the following
Wash area with clean water and soap, if the bite just happened and you have
time.
Apply cold compress on person , in meantime making a poultice or
fomentation
from Plaintain, then apply
it over the bite area. Leave on this area till swelling and all
redness
gone.
For Brown Recluse Spider bites, I would use the Plantain fomenation
combined
with Echinacea TIncture and Calendula ointment if you have until skin
healed.If you cannot make the fomentation, I would use the tinctures only
over the
bite area.
Orally , I would take Echinacea Tincture , plaintain tincture, and cohosh
tincture. Watch person for chills, fever, etd, and if so, then Horsetail
Tincture.
I was with someone that was bitten by a snake, and I had him take the whole
bottle of Ecinacea Tincture.
I live in Florida where snakes are common, so I keep these on me at all
times
when I am outside.
Hope this helps some.
Diane M
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