Black Drawing Salve

Black Drawing Salve – What is it and what does it do?

Black Drawing Salve, a natural drawing salve – is a thick sticky ointment that has such miraculous powers it will just about cure what ails you, skin care wise. This miraculous ointment or salve is a fantastic home remedy to keep on hand and will draw out splinters, poisons from insects and the like, infections, ingrown toenails, glass shards, cysts and just tons more as you may have read in Dr. Christopher’s Black Drawing Salve WORKS!.

Black Drawing Salve – Main Ingredient

There are many good black drawing salves on the market today but the main ingredients in most of them are often ichthammol, phenyl alcohol, arnica montana and may contain herbs such as echinacea or calendula. The original black drawing salve included the herb bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis) and crushed ash – however there are now many variations to the original recipe.

My favorite Black Drawing Salve is Dr Christopher’s Black Drawing Salve. I just feel his particular combinations of herbs is the absolute best and I’ve had miraculous results with it – SO we always have a jar of Dr Christopher’s Black Drawing Salve in the cabinet.

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2 pack of Dr. Christophers Formula Black Drawing Ointment 2 Oz

The most active ingredient in black drawing salve is Ichthammol and it’s considered a medicine in many countries. But it’s really a natural substance found in the rock, Schist. Ichthammol will soften the skin by weakening it just a bit and that will increase circulation. The more blood that goes to the area … the faster the wound will heal. Just take note that anytime you use a good and powerful drawing salve like Dr Christopher’s … you will often get a kind of pus come out because it draws out all impurities.

Black Drawing Salve – It’s History

Black Drawing Salve came to be in the late 1800’s but was one of those old fashioned remedies that worked so well … it has held on right up to today and is widely used across the world.