| Wound Care Protocol |
| By Donovan J. Anderson, M.D. Willow Valley Medical Center, August 29, 1996
Ideally, dressings should be changed 4 times per day. At a minimum 2 times per day. Wounds treated in this fashion will heal 300% faster than the conventional ways. The Aloe juice and gel must be high quality, Cold processed Whole leaf, Stabilized. Should have a minimum of 8,000 mg of Mucopolysaccharides per liter (MPS). The typical Aloe gel sold at the pharmacy OTC is single strength, fillet only. It doesn’t work I have tried it. Whole leaf has 5 times more healing power than single strength fillet gel. Aloe juices OTC generally are single strength or 1,00 to 1,400 MPS/liter. Some have as low as 40mg/MPS/liter. Others have high MPS counts because they add maltose as sweeteners that are measured the same as MPS but have no healing power. I personally recommend Simply Natural Aloe products. They have no sweeteners or flavors. I find that if you mix them 50/50 with your favorite nectar they can be quite tasty and they have a 30 day money back guarantee. The price per mg of MPS is the most competitive on the market. The concentrated AloeGel and Aloe 10 (*Now called Simply Aloe) or AloeMin are the best products on the market today. |