Mustard for burns.

Mal,

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Burns 

just a thought.

ps. never heard of mustard.....

Never heard of mustard . Most places use baking soda.and or ice .Years ago people used a thing called a mustard plaster to put on your back to alliviate bruise pain or back ache. It generated heat. not cooled it.

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In today's world employees have to, or should use, the proper meds in the kitchen. I'm sure my Workman's Comp, would really love me if I advised one of my employees to use mustard on a burn and it got infected.

My dad, who was also a chef swore by re-introducing  the heat to lose the pain. Mustard may do it, but showing it a gas flame, dramatic tho it may seem, does work. It bloody hurts all over again, but it's quick and you can get straight on with the job in hand.

yeah, that makes sense... I know when I sear a steak, and it's a bit overdone, I wave it over the heat to make it less done.

Cold water. Cold water cools off the cooked flesh, and keeps it from cooking further. Why is this such a hard concept? If you blanch brocolli... what do you do to stop the cooking?

Introduce a blistered burn to open flame, and you deserve the extra pain.

and mustard is retarded. If it works, it's because it was kept cold before being applied. Nice way to get yourself an infection, though.

Heat or a hot poker was used years ago to seal large cuts  in the skin but never was heat to heat applied. Burns are judged by first, scond and third degrees. The worst being when skin is broken by the burn. One should never apply more heat. Mustard will most likely introduce infection because it is far from sterile.