Polvo de Tepezcohuite (Tepezcohuite Bark Powder) 10 g (Mimosa tenuiflora) Active healing, soothing skin, very powerful ! USE : Dispersible under agitation in water or in a vegetable oil...

Care and Storage: Protect from air, humidity and light. Close cap after every usage .

To Mexico, the Tepezcohuite, literally translated, "Tree to skin", was used traditionally by the Mayans for this effect "magic" on wound healing.

More recently, following several catastrophes to Mexico (explosions and earthquakes in 1984 and 1985), the powder of tépezcohuite was employed with success to burn patients. The spectacular results obtained have since attracted the attention of the scientific community and the tépezcohuite uniformly is employed in cosmetic preparations having for goal to regenerate skin epedermis (burns, crevices. ..).

Usages:

Property:

- Powerful regenerating skin, powerful skin healing

- Appeasing,calming action



Indications:

- Wound Healing

- Scar Care

- Acne

- Burns

- Care after sun

- Crevices

- Vergetures (preventive and curative)



Job method:

- Marinated oily to 10%, measured of 1 to 5% in creams or being able to be to have used pure - Poultices in mixture with clay



Precaution:

- Produces pulvérulent, not to use close to an airiness source , ventillation !

Some reasearch /studies we found out:

Summary: Study that identifies the utility of the use of the dust of Tepezcohuite in burns of a pediatric population, for which 172 medical histories in the National Hospital were revised of Malacatán San Frameworks, in 5 years. It was established that the most affected population has been the male sex 59.73100,presentando mostly more than one corporal region burned, among the ones that excel the trunk, extremities and neck respectively, that they signified from a 10 to 20100 of corporal area, being needed a time less than ten days for the start of scar formation with based on processing Tepezcohuite. The only complication that was presented was infection of the injury. It was established that the dust of Tepezcohuite has advantages with relation to the sulfadiacina silver, to the honey of bee and the amniotic membrane, and possesses certain similarities to the membranes biological type Ixchel I and II, among them that alone requires an application during the processing and the excellent scar formation.

Location: GT1.5:79:1998. Similar documents. Printing the reference. Proprietary center. Sending for mail. Requesting document.

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Use of tepezcohuite in the processing of burns. Authors: Road of Lion, Luis Estuardo.

Foot of Press: Guatemala. GT. University of San Carlos of Guatemala. Faculty of Medical Sciences. Medical and Surgeon. s.n. October 1998.







Resumen: Estudio que identifica la utilidad del uso del polvo de Tepezcohuite en quemaduras de una población pediátrica, para lo cual se revisaron 172 historias clínicas en el Hospital Nacional de Malacatán San Marcos, en 5 años. Se estableció que la población más afectada ha sido el sexo masculino 59.73100,presentando en su mayoría más de una región corporal quemada, entre las que sobresalen el tronco, extremidades y cuello respectivamente, que significaron de un 10 a 20100 de área corporal, necesitándose un tiempo menor de diez días para el inicio de cicatrización con tratamiento a base de Tepezcohuite. La única complicación que se presentó fue infección de la herida. Se estableció que el polvo de Tepezcohuite tiene ventajas con relación a la sulfadiacina de plata, a la miel de abeja y la membrana amniótica, y posee ciertas similitudes a las membranas biológicas tipo Ixchel I y II, entre ellas que solo requiere una aplicación durante el tratamiento y la excelente cicatrización.

Ubicación: GT1.5:79:1998. Documentos similares. Imprimir la referencia. Centro Propietario. Enviar por correo. Solicitar documento.

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Uso de tepezcohuite en el tratamiento de quemaduras. Autores: Estrada de León, Luis Estuardo.

Pie de Imprenta: Guatemala. GT. Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala. Facultad de Ciencias Médicas. Médico y Cirujano. s.n. octubre 1998.