Wounds occur in many ways, both internally and externally. Trauma wounds result from accidents and injuries, or venomous bites.

Surgical wounds occur from all forms of invasive treatments. This includes plastic surgery, knee, hip and joint replacements, and surgery for accidental injuries.

Stress fractures and torn tendons and ligaments occur when bones and connective tissues fatigue under the constant load of strenuous exercise and sports activity; the body breaks down without the person even being aware of it, until the damage may be irreparable.

People with the following illnesses may benefit from this product: Diabetes; Peripheral Vascular Disease; Arterial or Venous Ulcers; traumatic injury; complications following surgery; Rheumatoid Arthritis; Congestive Heart Failure; Lymph Edema and other conditions which compromise circulation. Individuals with the following physical conditions may benefit: infection or Edema; immunocompromised due to Collagen Vascular Disease; Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome; Diabetes Mellitus.

Certain medications, such as those taken for arthritis, can suppress the body’s natural healing response. All COX-2 type medications to fight inflammation suppress the body’s natural ability to heal.

Annually, there are more than six million chronic wounds involving various types of skin ulcers and other difficulties that are expensive to treat and can become threatening to both life and limb; leading to amputation or even death. Eight billion dollars are spent annually to recover from injuries that become chronic.