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9. Use maggots to heal woundsThis is the method used since hundreds of years ago, according to Ronald Sherman, internist and Director, education and Research Fund, a nonprofit organization in California, United States of America. He is expert on use of live animals to diagnose and cure disease.The treatment includes placing larvae of flies directly over the wound. The military surgeon who is first seen when the flies to lay their eggs on, wounds of the soldiers will heal faster. In 1928, Johns Hopkins doctors have found a way to feed the medical maggots-no pathogens for use in treatment. The maggots will be put on the wound, the ice again in two days. They will secrete enzymes to digest the dead tissue and infection of wounds, a process called open the drive, according to Sherman."Maggots very well in removing the meat was rotten," Sherman said.In 2004, the FDA has officially allowed sold maggots to treat wounds long healed, as foot ulcers due to diabetes and skin ulcers due to lie on the bed. They are also used for chronic leg ulcers, wounds after surgery and burns.
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