After you've applied charcoal, you should also use echinacea oil, which will help neutralize the wound. You may also want to pack some echinacea supplements in your bug out bag — echinacea can be used for a variety of survival uses, from allergies to upper respiratory tract infections, urinary tract infections, and slow-healing wounds.
3) Echinacea will boost your immune system
Echinacea oil is known to help neutralize snake bites. This property of echinacea was first discovered by the American Indians. In addition, echinacea boosts the immune system, and thus helps to fight infections. In the event of a snake bite, we strongly recommend taking a large dose of echinacea supplements, and repeating every 6 hours. If swallowing is difficult, then hold it in the mouth for as long as possible for blood absorption through the cheeks and tongue, before attempting to swallow.
After 24 hours activated charcoal will not longer be effective and you will need another source of treatment to ensure you get rid of all toxins. To find out what that treatment is and how it can expedite the healing process, visit the next page.
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Brilliant idea to natures creatures to defend against enemy
Wonder if a car battery would work?
No but I’ll be eating good
Pooter. My say so ,,o,k, if a cotton mouth bits you or a rattle snake and you or about 5 miles from the hospital, and you have a cell phone ,call your family and tell them good bye ,
Avoid venomous snakes . I learned that trick from an old Native American !!!
PUT IT ALL ON ONE DAMNED PAGE, PLEASE! WTF IS THIS “NEXT PAGE” FOR TWO SENTENCES$#%&!@*!!!!!!!! THANKS, BUT$#%&!@*OFF.
Unfortunately this is not true.
Steven Wofford, it’s worked for me!
Dont get bit, hope that helps.
Charcoal is at the pet section in stores, near the fish supplies.
In your fire pit there is some partially burnt wood , it’s black not brown .
Lol. Yea, not gonna work for crotalus bite.
Not my worse fear.
Dave Allan
Thanks Debs… Good summary.
Killed a Rattlesnake that was 5ft.8in.long, and had 13 babies as well..smoked it, deep fried it, & grilled it up.
Good to know info
Best treatment is to watch where you put your feet. Works well for more than snakes……just sayin.
Have your friend suck out the poison so you don’t die alone
Gets bit by a venomous snake*. Remember poison is ingested whilst venom is through a bite from an animal. Important to know if you ever need to ask for help on the phone.
Hard to take seriously when you don’t even know the difference betweeen poisonous and venomous. Hint: a snake is venomous.
Look up the difference between the 2… Educate yourself!! Google..
Jim RiverWolf Rhoades Jr. An animal that secretes venom, or injects venom via bite or sting. A snake ia venomous, not poisonous. I’d suggest educating yourself.
Jim RiverWolf Rhoades Jr. An animal that secretes venom, or injects venom via bite or sting.
Posionous; a subatance or plant that cauaes sickness or death when ingested.
A snake is venoumos, not poisonous. I’d suggest educating yourself before commenting and looking like a dumbass.
Avoid getting bit. Watch for snakes! No legged ones and two legged ones as well…
bitten not bit. a bit is something you put in a horses mouth
If a venomous snake bites you and medical care isn’t available in a reasonable amount of time then I’ve got some bad news for you.
Venomous. A venomous snake.
“PERSON”. DOUCHE BAG TERM.
Ozone will neutralize the Venom very quickly salsa works for spider bites as well
Pack ice around the bite
You gonna die!
Nope. My worst far is to run out of coffee!
What is it then if one ingests snake venom?
Richard Leonard Marjen idiocy
Venomous snake not poisonous lmao venom is injected poison is ingested there are poisonous snakes but very very few in the world
Yea if a poisonous snake (yes these do actually exist) its ok, they have no method of introducing that toxin into your body. Now a venomous snake with fangs …. Yea thats a problem
I love this stuff, if you’re bleeding to death, try this trick! F-that, get me to a qualified Medical Doctor NOW!
Andrea Kosydor Jane Andrew Inman