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If Salt is Rubbed into Wounds....

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beryllium | 18:54 Mon 19th Mar 2007 | Body & Soul
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I doubt it, whilst salt is a good healer, in its neat state it would probably be corrosive to a wound and prevent healing, salt water would help a great deal I'm sure!!
19:59 Mon 19th Mar 2007
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Hey RATTER :-)

I was about to add to the post that I am asking Psychologicaly....
20:01 Mon 19th Mar 2007
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OK, well psychologically, rubbing salt into the wound is known to make things worse!! simply because it would add pain to the psychological wound!!
20:06 Mon 19th Mar 2007
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I once got a grass-burn playing rugby that wouln't heal, so I put neat salt on it. It hurt like hell, but it did the trick.
20:12 Mon 19th Mar 2007

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