Wonderbalm

James Le Fenu - Daily Telegraph Doctor's Diary - 27th April 2004 reports:
"...The 83 year old Oxfordshire lady's request for a remedy to protect her paper thin skin from developing festering wounds on the slightest impact has fallen on fertile ground. A Surrey reader whose wife is similarly afflicted ("even the slightest tap on the wrist produces a blood filled blister") reports that an allergy consultant, noticing the state of her skin, advised her to take a small dose of Vitamin E daily, together with 1.500 gms of Evening Primrose Oil. Now, a year later, there is, he reports, a marked improvement and she has been able to start wearing her bracelets again.
By near universal consensus, honey offers the best chance of healing those wounds and ulcers once they have occurred; the medicinal New Zealand Manuka variety is particularly recommended. This is also an opportunity to mention, once again, the redoubtable Mrs Grant from Dumfriesshire who, although no longer in her "early years", imports Neem Oil from India and makes it up into a wonder balm whose near miraculous healing properties many attest to. She can be contacted on 01387 860234"

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"I suffered from painful, sore and cracked feet for which nothing I tried helped until I discovered Ekoneem Wonderbalm which is marvellous." - F. Grieve (Gloucester)

"As a parent with three young children I can't do without Ekoneem Wonderbalm, it is known as "magic ointment" in our family and comes out for every single minor fall, cut, bruise and skinned knee." - A Pirnie (Edinburgh)