I had a wound that gave me problems in healing. The doctors had me try several salves and prescribed several different antibiotics to control infections and swelling. The damaged area included about 6 square inches of skin and some of the flesh below. At this time I was dealing with great pain because the tissue below the skin layer had many nerves in it. This battle continued for about 6 months with little progress. The pain was excruciating like I was being stabbed in that area all the time. I had heard of quite a few older adults with similar healing problems. One lady said she cured her problem by putting honey on the wound.
I slowed my pace and in my normal fashion I took this problem as a personal challenge. I first determined that since the flesh under the skin area has a different nerve pattern and was not inclined through the differentiated cell type it was trying to regenerate the flesh area. To allow this to happen without interference I washed the wounded area and put NOTHING on it that includes salves etc. What I did put on it was a piece of a plastic bag that overlapped the good skin area around it by about two inches. This plastic bag cover had to be perfectly flat without wrinkles over the area. I then held this in place with tubular gauze netting. Within 15 minutes after applying the plastic the pain totally disappeared. I placed some Neosporin on the undamaged skin at the edge of the plastic but that was two inches or more from the wounded area. After several weeks the fleshy meat area regenerated without pain or ado. Several days would pass before I would replace the plastic if undamaged. During the several minutes it took to change the plastic the pain would not return unless I would delay the change and allow the natural flesh moistures to dry. Five minutes after I covered it with plastic again the pain would leave. After several weeks the flesh area appeared to have regenerated and returned to its normal level. I then made the judgment call to allow the area to dry normally by air contact. When there was no return of the pain I then placed a no contact bandage on the area still with no ointments. This no contact bandage allowed uninterrupted air contact with the area. Even after two days there was no return of pain and there was a large normal scab forming on the area. It took about 3 days for the large scab to become tough. After two weeks the scab fell off with the normal skin below with no SCARS and the area has even grown hair follicles. The area now shows no evidence of the wound.
I would like to see this treatment tested on other wounded areas because I feel the undifferentiated cells will form their own type and regenerate the area. The key is to allow only the normal body fluids in the area treated without air contact until it is time to form the skin layer. Your body will redirect the type of cell growth as necessary if you do not intervene. All blastima type non differentiated cells have the genetic codes to form any tissue type needed and will do so with normal body fluids if allowed to do so without intervention or pain until it is ready to form the skin area. Then with the introduction of air and the drying of the area it will form a skin scab with very little pain. This worked so well for me I would like to see the process used by others.