Heal

Use directly on the surface to relieve pain, bleeding and promote quick healing. Use as a powerful natural gentle antiseptic to clean a surface. On initial use, saturate the area to be treated. Spray directly or into the palm to apply to an area or wound.

Important: Shake it well! HEAL will settle during storage in the fridge. Keep it cool! 

For effectiveness HEAL should not be used with other topical medications. Medicated topicals have shown to act as a barrier to HEAL's immediate activity, usually due to the additional properties used in most topical medications such as oils and creams. Direct contact with HEAL is necessary in order to implement it's natural healing process efficiently. No contraindications have been found or reported.

Always patch test any topical before applying to the subject.

For further questions about using HEAL contact us. We are happy to help.

Cuts & Open Wounds - Use HEAL as an immediate wash or rinse when removing any debris and blood and/or saturate well to get deep into the open tissue. Cover with a dressing or bandage as applicable or needed. Air out the wound nightly, covering lightly if needed. Repeat HEAL application 1-3 times daily as needed.

Scrapes & Abrasions - Spray HEAL directly on the injured area before or after clearing debris with water or HEAL.

Punctures & Bites - For Immediate Treatment and to support prevention of infection: Spray immediately and saturate well. For deep puncture wounds firmly grip the tissue surrounding the puncture and knead gently to send the HEAL deeper into the puncture site. Puncture wounds should be considered serious and seen by a doctor, and to verify any possible need for a tetanus shot.

Burns - Spray liberally on burn site for immediate pain relief and prevention of blisters on Second Degree burns. HEAL has reportedly worked well on surface burns, kitchen burns, chemical burns, road rash and frost bite at First Degree and Second Degree Levels, and some Third Degree Level injuries. Always see a doctor for burns that penetrate the skin layers.

Burn Classifications:

First-degree burns: These affect only the outer layer of skin (epidermis). Symptoms include redness, pain, and mild swelling. The skin may peel, but there are typically no blisters

Second-degree burns: These involve damage to both the epidermis and the dermis (the layer beneath the epidermis). Symptoms include redness, pain, swelling, and blistering.

Third-degree burns: These burns destroy both the epidermis and dermis and may extend into the subcutaneous tissue (fat layer). The skin may appear white or charred, and may feel numb due to nerve damage. 

Fourth-degree burns: These are the most severe burns, extending through all layers of the skin and into underlying tissues like muscle and bone. These burns may not be painful due to nerve damage. 

We recommend seeing a doctor at your discretion for burns. We suggest using HEAL as an immediate response treatment on hand. This works especially well for common kitchen burn first aid, while access to Heaven’s Myst may be close in the refrigerator. Highly successful in restaurant kitchens for immediate first aid burn relief.

Rashes - First test a small area of the rash with a small amount of HEAL to observe for any allergic reactions. If none, spray and saturate well. Use daily for relief and healing. If the rash persists see your doctor. Do not use with steroid creams, ointments or salves. It will block the HEAL.

Itch - First test a small area for any discomfort or unusual reaction, then spray directly on the inflicted area for relief within seconds. If you have a persistent rash please see your doctor.

Eczema - Saturate dry areas, rubbing lightly. Treat morning and evening as needed. Continue as needed.

Hives - First spray on a small section of the hive area to test for any allergic reaction. Upon a positive soothing reaction, spray liberally on the hives, and if you like pat or feather lightly. With daily treatment, hives have been commonly reported to disappear.

When to Seek Medical Attention:

• If hives are accompanied by difficulty breathing, dizziness, wheezing, or swelling of the tongue, lips, or face, seek immediate medical attention (e.g., call 911). 

• If hives last longer than six weeks, see a doctor. 

• If hives are associated with other symptoms like high fever, bruising, purple skin discoloration, or joint pain.

Deodorant - 2-3 sprays under the arms or in crevices of the skin daily. Rub lightly to spread or saturate well.

Throat, Gum and Teeth Care - Spray into the throat, mouth, gums, and tongue for pain relief of throat itch, gum infections, clearing out infectious bacterial growth and strengthening the gums, prevent and stop bad breath.

Tooth pain - Spray on area of tooth pain while waiting for your dental appointment. Keep your appointment though!

Anti-Wrinkle Antioxidant - Spray face, eyelids and neck liberally, massage gently. Use every morning before moisturizers and makeup and/or in the evening just before bed on clean washed skin. For men and women this works noticeably well to pull out the toxins accumulated during the day. Skin cells regenerate quickly.

Sunscreen - Spray and rub lightly on face, arms, hands, head, neck and anywhere that is overexposed to the sun. We have a very active sun at this time.

Age Spots - Spray and rub into daily.

Skin Tabs - Use daily on tabs for success in watching them dissipate.

Feminine Hygiene - Treat and prevent yeast infections, sores, redness and swelling. Refresh with relief.

Male Hygiene - Spray and bring relief to itch, burn and rash. Refresh with relief.

Hot Chili Burn Relief - Yes, we said it! For a good reason too. When you just had to have that hot green or red chili pepper, take the burn away at both ends and relieve the surface within seconds, simply apply where it burns! Burn relief retention times may vary with exposure levels of intake and heat levels. But that’s okay! Apply as many times as necessary until no longer needed, safely! Rest assured, it will be worth your time.