Pakmed Sulphur Flower Powder

• Natural Sulphur Flower powder
• Serves various uses & purposes
• Suitable for use on humans, animals, vegetables, fruits, or flowers
• Comes as a bright yellow powder
• Obtained from naturally-occurring volcanic brimstone deposits
• Used by some cultures in religious rites, exorcism & protection spells and is said to be able to banish an enemy’s power.
• Can be used in homoeopathic medicines
• Helps with mental stress, lack of energy & willpower
• Good for ritual baths, glow washes & floor washes
• Can treat psoriasis, eczema, & dermatitis
• Relieves itching & reduces scratching for dry, scaly, itchy, or red skin
• A source of antiseptic & antifungal compounds
• Aids hair growth
• May reduce dandruff
• Helps skin maintain its youthful elasticity
• Ideal as a gardening additive in the soil
• May be blended with topical ointments for pets & farm animals
• Provides a remedy for cats & dogs afflicted with skin disorders or infestations
• Helps to treat pet fungal infections such as lice, mange or fleas
• Vegan-friendly
• Palm Oil-free 

Did you know?
In ancient texts such as the bible Sulphur is called Brimstone, and 2,000 years ago it was used as a remedy for skin disorders and other ailments.
It is critical to many of the body's biological processes. Without adequate Sulphur, your glucose metabolism is inhibited. You become glucose intolerant, energy is low, and all manner of skeletal or muscle disorders arise with pain and inflammation. This can lead to metabolic syndrome and weight gain. When Sulphur deficiency occurs with a low-fat diet, the problem becomes more serious as the additional Sugar present in a low-fat diet is converted to fat and released into the bloodstream as triglycerides which raise the risk of heart disease.
Sulfur is nature’s beauty mineral for healthy hair, beautiful skin & strong nails. In fact, it's a vital component of Collagen, the protein that helps skin maintain its youthful elasticity.
Sulphur Flowers treats most skin complaints in pets and farm animals. It kills and repels fleas, ticks, mites and lice. Treats skin allergies, mange and scabies.
Horses. Good for sweet itch, mud fever and skin complaints.
bees. The parasite varroa destructor mite that attacks bees may be prevented or treated with yellow sulphur, though this is not a proven remedy and further research and testing are needed.
Ants. Pour a trail around an ants nest, sulphur is a safe way to eradicate ants.

Directions:

• You can apply flowers of sulphur directly to your skin as a dry powder. Shake it on, rub it in, or use a powder puff or a flour shaker. Use it like Talcum Powder (note: We do not recommend it as it harms both skin and lungs).
• When using it on your skin, test it with a small quantity at first, and then use whatever quantity seems to be effective for your particular situation and apply it in a well-ventilated area.
• To make an ointment… use Coconut Oil, Palm Oil, Olive Oil, Cocoa Butter or Shea Butter. Slowly warm the oil to melt it, add 2 or 3 tablespoons of sulphur powder to a cup of oil, mix well and allow to cool.
• For animals & pets - to use Flowers of sulphur in their fur, mix 1 part Flowers of Sulphur with 2 parts of Talcum Powder. Part the coat and rub it gently on the body, head and back of the ears. Make sure you are in a ventilated area as Talc powder is damaging to your lungs.
• If you use neat Flowers of Sulphur without adding Talcum Powder on cats and some other animals, it makes their coats (fur) very dry and brittle resulting in breakage.
• Flowers of Sulphur are also highly effective when mixed with Pig Oil for treating horses and other animals. It will protect their coat in damp conditions and also treat mud fever and other mud-bourne infections.
• You can add FOS powder to animal food.

Care Instructions:

• Store in a cool, dry place.

Specifications:

• Nett Weight: 40g

Ingredients:

• Sulphur Flowers.

Packaging:

• Recyclable paperboard carton.

Country of Origin:

• Made in South Africa