Colloidal Silver For Cracked & Bleeding Heels

Cracked heels are a very common problem and can range in severity from a cosmetic issue to a painful problem.

More a sign of negligence to foot care, rather than overexposure or drying out, cracked heels are regular linear cut wounds. At times, the cuts may be deep and become painful.

Cracked and bleeding heels may also indicate zinc and omega-3 fatty acid deficiency.

What Causes Cracked Heels?

Cracks in the heels are generally caused by insufficient moisture. It may become sore and may even bleed.

Seriously dry feet can occur for a number of reasons, including:

• Cold winter weather;
• Dehydration, or not drinking enough water;
• Not moisturizing one’s feet;
• Taking very hot baths or showers;
• Soaking in a hot bath for too long or too frequently;
• Using harsh, drying soaps on one’s feet
• Having diabetes.

Colloidal Silver For Cracked & Bleeding Heels

How To Manage Cracked Heels

Of course, prevention is better than cure! However, should you find yourself with this problem and want to know how to manage cracked heels, Silverlab Healing Cream is an effective way.

Although it contains a very high content of avocado oil, it is rich, yet not greasy.

Apply to your feet daily after bathing or showering as needed.

If your heels are already bleeding use the Silverlab Healing Gel for 2 days and then change over to the healing cream otherwise just use the Cream.

You may also get yourself a TITANIA (made in Germany) VE 24 Double Foot File and perhaps even a TITANIA foot scraper from your local pharmacy or Spar.

Use these dry over your bathtub or outside in the garden to remove the layer of hard dead skin. Keeping the hard dead skin as thin as possible help prevent cracking.

Natural Health Tips From Jan J Lategan

How To Treat Cracked Heels

Supplements

• Flax-seed capsules (1 x 3) or a sip of canola oil before one meal.

[Natural Health Tips 2013 Jan J. Lategan pg. 22]

Excerpts from Jan J. Lategan’s book, “Natural Health Tips”.