Comments on: Grow Your Skin Back, Ch-ch-ch-chia! http://www.bustachange.com/grow-your-skin-back-ch-ch-ch-chia/ Fanatic About Innovation Tue, 13 Dec 2011 15:38:42 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.2 hourly 1 By: Jerad Kaliher http://www.bustachange.com/grow-your-skin-back-ch-ch-ch-chia/comment-page-1/#comment-825 Jerad Kaliher Sat, 05 Jan 2008 21:49:09 +0000 http://www.bustachange.com/grow-your-skin-back-ch-ch-ch-chia/#comment-825 @Connie T., it must have healed pretty well, I don't remember seeing any scarring on it. But then again the only time I really looked was when it was inked up with henna. Plans are to use it immediately for diabetics and people with serious ulcers. They didn't mention anything about cancer patients but I'm sure that the applications must be very relevant for them. @Connie T., it must have healed pretty well, I don’t remember seeing any scarring on it. But then again the only time I really looked was when it was inked up with henna.

Plans are to use it immediately for diabetics and people with serious ulcers. They didn’t mention anything about cancer patients but I’m sure that the applications must be very relevant for them.

]]> By: Connie T. http://www.bustachange.com/grow-your-skin-back-ch-ch-ch-chia/comment-page-1/#comment-824 Connie T. Sat, 05 Jan 2008 14:13:06 +0000 http://www.bustachange.com/grow-your-skin-back-ch-ch-ch-chia/#comment-824 Wow, I could've used this several years ago! I once burned a significant amount of my hand badly, it left me out of work for one week, I almost needed a skin graft but luckily did not. However, it was a pain in the arse because I had to keep my hand covered all summer long after it healed because any exposure to the sun would've made it scar pretty badly, believe it or not. And that was no big deal, relatively speaking. Perhaps this could benefit serious burn victims, and I wonder if there could even be an application toward skin cancer patients? Wow, I could’ve used this several years ago! I once burned a significant amount of my hand badly, it left me out of work for one week, I almost needed a skin graft but luckily did not. However, it was a pain in the arse because I had to keep my hand covered all summer long after it healed because any exposure to the sun would’ve made it scar pretty badly, believe it or not.

And that was no big deal, relatively speaking. Perhaps this could benefit serious burn victims, and I wonder if there could even be an application toward skin cancer patients?

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