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Lew ----------------------------------- So much for old wives remedies. I'll take my chances with the "heat"and any possible additional "swelling". TREATING A BLACK EYE. Didn't know this! Did you? For years, the conventional wisdom has been that the best treatment for a black eye is to cover it with a piece of raw meat. Scientific studies have proven that while the raw meat helps reduce the swelling and aids in the healing process, applying cold meat actually delays the recovery of the broken blood vessels that cause the bruising around the orbital socket, while frozen meat may cause superficial thermal burns to the skin. These same studies demonstrated that application of warm and tender meat is much more effective in helping the eyes recover from the damage because the bruising isn't compounded by thermal shock. Therefore, the next time you get a black eye, try this method: Administer treatment until pain and swelling are gone. |
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In article om,
"Lew Hodgett" wrote: Enjoy Lew ----------------------------------- So much for old wives remedies. I'll take my chances with the "heat"and any possible additional "swelling". TREATING A BLACK EYE. Didn't know this! Did you? For years, the conventional wisdom has been that the best treatment for a black eye is to cover it with a piece of raw meat. Scientific studies have proven that while the raw meat helps reduce the swelling and aids in the healing process, applying cold meat actually delays the recovery of the broken blood vessels that cause the bruising around the orbital socket, while frozen meat may cause superficial thermal burns to the skin. These same studies demonstrated that application of warm and tender meat is much more effective in helping the eyes recover from the damage because the bruising isn't compounded by thermal shock. Therefore, the next time you get a black eye, try this method: Administer treatment until pain and swelling are gone. begin 666 image0022.jpg [Image] end begin 666 image0011.jpg [Image] end Helped _my_ sore eyes. |
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On Wed, 28 Sep 2011 20:46:04 -0400, Robatoy
Helped _my_ sore eyes. But, then you have to put up with unexpected swelling in other parts of the body. |
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I wonder about 2 black eyes and a puffed lip?
Do they have a cure for that? hummmm........I can think of one? john "Lew Hodgett" wrote in message eb.com... Enjoy Lew ----------------------------------- So much for old wives remedies. I'll take my chances with the "heat"and any possible additional "swelling". TREATING A BLACK EYE. Didn't know this! Did you? For years, the conventional wisdom has been that the best treatment for a black eye is to cover it with a piece of raw meat. Scientific studies have proven that while the raw meat helps reduce the swelling and aids in the healing process, applying cold meat actually delays the recovery of the broken blood vessels that cause the bruising around the orbital socket, while frozen meat may cause superficial thermal burns to the skin. These same studies demonstrated that application of warm and tender meat is much more effective in helping the eyes recover from the damage because the bruising isn't compounded by thermal shock. Therefore, the next time you get a black eye, try this method: Administer treatment until pain and swelling are gone. |
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Not very effective! The swelling just moves somewhere else!
-------- "jloomis" wrote in message ... So much for old wives remedies. I'll take my chances with the "heat"and any possible additional "swelling". TREATING A BLACK EYE. Didn't know this! Did you? For years, the conventional wisdom has been that the best treatment for a black eye is to cover it with a piece of raw meat. Scientific studies have proven that while the raw meat helps reduce the swelling and aids in the healing process, applying cold meat actually delays the recovery of the broken blood vessels that cause the bruising around the orbital socket, while frozen meat may cause superficial thermal burns to the skin. These same studies demonstrated that application of warm and tender meat is much more effective in helping the eyes recover from the damage because the bruising isn't compounded by thermal shock. Therefore, the next time you get a black eye, try this method: Administer treatment until pain and swelling are gone. |
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![]() "jloomis" wrote: I wonder about 2 black eyes and a puffed lip? Do they have a cure for that? hummmm........I can think of one? ------------------------------- Sounds like lessons in self defense might be in order. Lew |
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I like the bandaid better.
--------------- "Lew Hodgett" wrote in message eb.com... Sounds like lessons in self defense might be in order. Lew |
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wrote: I wonder about 2 black eyes and a puffed lip? Do they have a cure for that? hummmm........I can think of one? john I can think of two ;-) Joe aka 10x |
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"puffy lip"?
Now you are making the women jealous, too. --------- "10x" wrote in message ... I can think of two ;-) ------------ In article , jloomis wrote: I wonder about 2 black eyes and a puffed lip? Do they have a cure for that? hummmm........I can think of one? john |
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Administer treatment until pain and swelling are gone.
That's a purple eye. And I think she got those out of a lava lamp. -Zz |
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Lew Hodgett wrote:
Enjoy Lew ----------------------------------- So much for old wives remedies. I'll take my chances with the "heat"and any possible additional "swelling". TREATING A BLACK EYE. Probably good way to treat ear ache, too! And to gargle for a scratchy throat. -- Gerald Ross What's a nice girl like you doing in a dirty mind like mine? |
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From: "Lew Hodgett"
Enjoy Lew ----------------------------------- So much for old wives remedies. I'll take my chances with the "heat"and any possible additional "swelling". TREATING A BLACK EYE. Didn't know this! Did you? For years, the conventional wisdom has been that the best treatment for a black eye is to cover it with a piece of raw meat. Scientific studies have proven that while the raw meat helps reduce the swelling and aids in the healing process, applying cold meat actually delays the recovery of the broken blood vessels that cause the bruising around the orbital socket, while frozen meat may cause superficial thermal burns to the skin. These same studies demonstrated that application of warm and tender meat is much more effective in helping the eyes recover from the damage because the bruising isn't compounded by thermal shock. Therefore, the next time you get a black eye, try this method: Administer treatment until pain and swelling are gone. It is the breast cure I have ever seen. -- Dave Multi-AV Scanning Tool - http://multi-av.thespykiller.co.uk http://www.pctipp.ch/downloads/dl/35905.asp |
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