Yes, in ancient Egypt they used to use honey as an antisceptic on wounds and it has been proven by modern scientists that it kills bacteria.
Honey
Honey
I'm pretty sure it's honey. Honey has been used as an antiseptic ointment throughout history.
You can't actually "dry" honey. In time, it will crystallize, and heating it will cause it to return back to it's original liquid state. Honey is considered a perfect food. It does not spoil, and has antiseptic properties.
Tea tree oil, honey, and aloe vera have antiseptic properties that can help prevent infection and promote healing of wounds. These natural remedies have been used for centuries for their antibacterial and antimicrobial properties.
While honey has many antiseptic properties, it will not clear your face. If you have a skin problem go and see a qualified medical practitioner (a Doctor) about it, there is much that can be done to help.
what is an antiseptic
An antiseptic is something that kills germs. Here are some sentences.The doctor scrubbed his hands with antiseptic soap before the surgery.Some plants have antiseptic qualities.You will need to put an antiseptic on that cut.
The is no study nor is there any empirical evidence that I have ever heard of or seen that implies honey has therapeutic properties against MRSA. While there is some evidence that honey may have antiseptic properties, this would -- if true -- provide protection at the surface; not once the infection has set in. For this purpose we use soaps, alcohol, and other antiseptics available to us (but not to bees) that outperform honey.
The best antiseptic depends on the reason for needing an antiseptic, where the antiseptic is to be used, what the antiseptic is expected to accomplish. It can be as simple as flushing with enough water to do the job, using soap (just about any soap is an antiseptic), or detergent. After that that, their is alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, iodine, betadine, and more.
Listerine mouthwash is the best mouthwash which kills Oral Bacteria and is good for oral hygiene. Listerine Mouthwash protects your mouth for 24 hours from bacteria. According to the American Dental Association (ADA), some therapeutic mouthrinses (mouthwash) contain agents that either fight bad breath bacteria or that chemically inactivate odor causing compounds. Any of these brands are effective for fighting bad breath bacteria: Listerine Antiseptic Swan Blue Mint Antiseptic Mouth Rinse Best Choice Amber Antiseptic Rinse Bi-Mart Antiseptic Mouth Rinse Care One Antiseptic Mouth Rinse CVS Antiseptic Mouth Rinse Dentiguard Antiseptic Mouth Rinse Equaline Antiseptic Mouth Rinse Equate Antiseptic Mouth Rinse Fred's Antiseptic Mouth Rinse Good Sense Mouth Rinse Harmon Face Values Antiseptic Mouth Rinse Harris Teeter Antiseptic Mouth Rinse H-E-B Antiseptic Mouth Rinse Hy-Vee Antiseptic Mouth Rinse Krikland Signature Antiseptic Mouth Rinse Kroger Antiseptic Mouth Rinse Live Better Antiseptic Mouth Rinse Market Basket Antiseptic Mouth Rinse Meijer Antiseptic Mouth Rinse Our Family Antiseptic Mouth Rinse Prenier Value Antiseptic Mouth Rinse Publix Antiseptic Mouth Rinse Rite Aid Antiseptic Mouth Rinse Safeway Antiseptic Mouth Rinse ShopRite Antiseptic Mouth Rinse Sunmark Antiseptic Mouth Rinse TopCare Antiseptic Mouth Rinse Up & Up Antiseptic Mouth Rinse Walgreens Antiseptic Mouth Rinse Wegmans Antiseptic Mouth Rinse Western Family Antiseptic Mouth Rinse
Antiseptic Poetry was created in 1997.