😎 Poultice Meaning -Poultice Defined - Poultice Examples - Poultice Definition - Poultice

Poultice Meaning -Poultice Defined - Poultice Examples - Poultice Definition - Poultice
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[@Lemonheart69]

A poultice made of clay and vinegar on your feet helps against a fever

[@patriciasaldanha7243]

Love this word - it's soothing

[@ossital1808]

thanks

[@institutodeenergia]

Saludos desde Tlaxcala, México.
Gracias, gracias.
Me ayuda mucho cada una de las palabras que he escuchado.

[@Khatoon170]

Poultice is soft usually heated mass that often contains medicine, is spread on cloth and applied especially sores . Thank you for your educational channel.

[@carmenvega8495]

Thank you sir Alex. I have heard of mustard plaster for the chest but I did not know they were also called poultice.

[@patriciasaldanha7243]

My grandmother would make poultices cf crushed onions and place them on our foreheads to bring our fever down

[@northwilderness]

Mustard poultices are widely used in Russia still. One can buy them in any drugstore.

[@normabuccianti2681]

An example of a poultice comes from from ancient Egypt. Cleopatra was known to have used clay from the Nile River for her facial masks. The clay from the Nile River was rich with nutrients and minerals and the clay helped draw out toxins and promote healthy skin.

[@mrbatman95]

Neem, Tulsi and Turmeric Powder are the three classical poultices that are still employed by Indians 🇮🇳❤to treat various diseases and illnesses.

[@normabuccianti2681]

When a have an insect bite that is bothering me, itching and swollen, I make a poultice mixing baking soda and just enough water to make a paste and apply it to the bug bite.
I’ve learned it with an Indian pharmacist.

[@iswearenglish]

Great tip!

[@mingz1459]

While the tea bag is still warm, you can apply it to your eyes as a poultice bag, which is said to be good for your eyes. Who knows.

[@shieldstar5629]

Yo how's it going i hope you're feeling awesome what an amazing video as always sir i mean you're always cool way to go i was over the moon to find a new video for him you're the coolest lm really keen on his videos keep it up i really can't thank you enough for your all great affert i can't believe that now I always say i had alot of fun 😅😅heands down for you sir great job 😅😅

[@iswearenglish]

Thanks for the visit

[@manaking651]

I used a poultice to start healing my cut

[@countbeauty5222]

Maybe in the future we will have orangutans running pharmacies if they evolve and do not lose their knowledge about poultices.