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by Tony Isaacs author of Cancer's Natural Enemy
(The Best
Years in Life) Late spring through summer and early autumn are times for fun in the sun. Sometimes though, we overdo it and end up with a painful sunburn. While some daily sunshine is extremely healthy, the best idea is to avoid too much sun exposure at one time. When you do get too much sun, promptly take steps to help relieve the pain and heal your skin.
Another common item that can be used for sunburns is tea. Make a large pot of very strong tea, use a towel to soak up all the tea and then apply to the sunburn area. Alternately, use a large number of teabags and make a bathtub full of tea; soak in the bath when the temperature is tepid to barely warm. The tannins in tea help draw out the burn and heal the skin. You can also apply cold, used tea bags to sun-burned eyelids to relieve pain and swelling.
A homemade sunburn spray can be made as follows:
* Regularly spritz colloidal silver on the affected areas to speed healing, prevent infection and prevent peeling.
Sources included: To roll back father time and keep your skin younger, smoother and healthier naturally, see: Natural Fruits, Foods and Remedies for Smoother, Younger Skin
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