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Curing Arthritis with Fresh Clematis! Enthusiastic netizen (Username: Cherish Fate, QQ: 2459757930): Hello, Teacher Hu, I’d like to share a folk remedy for curing rheumatoid arthritis: Use fresh Clematis, crush it to extract the juice, and apply it to the cleaned, painful joint area. After about half an hour, blisters will form—clear, transparent ones. Remove the application, puncture the blisters with a sterilized needle, and use a sterilized cotton swab to absorb the yellow fluid. Then, peel off the dead skin and apply chlortetracycline eye ointment to the wound. It will heal completely in about a week. However, the most crucial part is to prevent infection. The wound must not come into contact with water or get contaminated. If it becomes infected and inflamed, it will be much more troublesome! But this method is highly reliable—basically, it cures the condition in one go, with no recurrence! This was used by a middle-aged woman in my rural hometown who had been paralyzed. It’s been at least thirty years now, and she has never had a recurrence. Others in the same village have also used it, and those who followed the method properly recovered completely. However, some were not careful enough to protect the wound—they bathed as usual in the summer or worked in wet fields, leading to infections that took over three months to heal! But many others strictly followed the instructions and recovered smoothly! Contributor: Teacher Li.
