EmuHeal Cream

The magical, natural way for

treating of wounds and burns

Anatomy of skin
Epidermis
Outer layer contains the stratum corneum
The rate limiting step in dermal or percutaneous
absorption is diffusion through the epidermis

Dermis
Much thicker than epidermis
True skin & is the main natural protection against
trauma
Contains

Sweat glands
Sebaceous glands
Blood vessels
Hair
Nails

Subcutaneous Layer

Contains the fatty tissues which cushion & insulate

Burns
Burns are skin damage and deeper
tissue caused by contact with fire,
heat, electricity, radiation, or caustic
chemicals.

Burn Types
Burns are classified according to the depth and extent of
the skin damage, in the following way:
First-degree burns: the skin is red, painful and very
sensitive to touch. The damaged skin may be slightly
moist from leakage of the fluid in the deeper layers of
the skin.
Second-degree burns: the damage is deeper and
blisters usually appear on the skin. The skin is still
painful and sensitive.
Third-degree burns: the tissues in all layers of the skin
are dead. Usually there are no blisters. The burned
surface can appear normal, white, black (charred), or
bright red from blood in the bottom of the wound.
Damage to skin nerves can mean it is quite painless. The
burned skin lacks sensation to touch. A skin graft is
usually necessary for significant areas.

Which burns need

treatment by health
professionals?

Burns that are bigger than the palm

of the hand.
Burns on the face, neck, hands.
All third-degree burns.
Most second-degree burns.

What burn complications

can occur?
When skin is burned, it loses its ability to protect, which
increases the risk of infection. So it is important that
the damaged area be thoroughly cleansed within the
first six hours, and that the area is kept clean while it is
healing.
If, after a few days, there are signs of an infection ie
the skin is becoming increasingly red, hot, and swollen,
and the victim experiences a throbbing pain or feels
generally unwell or has a fever contact a doctor .
Severe burns can cause scarring.
In cases of extensive severe burns, the body may lose
large quantities of fluid. This can disturb the blood
circulation and cause problems with the body's salt
balance. Such injuries should be assessed at your local
Accident and Emergency department.

Treatment list for burns

Treatments of minor burns or minor
scalds:
Run under cold water for about 10 minutes
Do not use ice
Pat dry the skin after washing
Dressing or bandage over burn
Regular changes to burn dressings or
bandages
Keep burn dressing clean and dry

 Treatments of more severe burns or

scalds:
Sterile dressings
Preventive antiseptics
Preventive antibiotics

Treatments of very severe burns:

Emergency treatment
Transfusions
Pain relief medications
Preventive antiseptics
Preventive antibiotics
Skin grafts

What is wounds?

Wounds are injuries in which the skin

is opened. Bruises and contusions
occur under the skin.

Wounds types
Abrasions. Also called scrapes, they occur when the skin is rubbed away by friction
against another rough surface (e.g. rope burns and skinned knees).
Avulsions. Occur when an entire structure or part of it is forcibly pulled away, such
as the loss of a permanent tooth or an ear lobe. Explosions,gunshots, and
animal bites may cause avulsions.
Contusions. Also called bruises, these are the result of a forceful trauma that
injures an internal structure without breaking the skin. Blows to the chest,
abdomen, or headwith a blunt instrument (e.g. a football or a fist) can cause
contusions.
Crush wounds. Occur when a heavy object falls onto a person, splittingthe skin and
shattering or tearing underlying structures.
Cuts. Slicing wounds made with a sharp instrument, leaving even edges. They may
be as minimal as a paper cut or as significant as a surgical incision.
Lacerations. Also called tears, these are separating wounds that produce ragged
edges. They are produced by a tremendous force against the body, either from
aninternal source as in childbirth, or from an external source like a punch.
Missile wounds. Also called velocity wounds, they are caused by an object entering
the body at a high speed, typically a bullet.
Punctures.Deep, narrow wounds produced by sharp objects such as nails, knives,
and broken glass.

Phases of wound healing

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

Vascular Response
Blood coagulation
Inflammation
Formation of new tissue
Epithelialisation
Contraction & Remodeling

Wounds treatment
-

Ensure adequate oxygenation.

Ensure adequate nutrition.
Treat infection.
Provide a moist (not wet) wound bed.
Consider healing topical agents.
Manage pain.

EmuHeal Cream
Pharmacology
Active ingredient

Emu Oil

Main active
substance

Oleic acid, Linolinic

acid and other
essential fatty
acids, Terpenines,
Saponines and
. Vitamin A and E

Action

Anti-inflammatory,
reepithelialization,
healing, increase
the absorption of
other ingredients
through the skin,
moisturizing and
.soothing

Active ingredient

Aloe Vera Gel

Main active
substance

Lupeol and beta

sitosterol (natural
sterols) as antiinflammatory.
Mannose 6phosphate and
acemannan as
healing agents. Ale
Vera contains
vitamins, amino
acids, and
.minerals

Action

Anti-inflammatory
and strong healing
.agent

Active ingredient

Tea Tree Oil

Main active
substance

Action

Terpinen-4-ol and
other constituents like
1,8-cineole alphaterpineol,
sesquiterpenoid,
and terpinolene

Powerful and broad

spectrum antimicrobial agent
(Anti-bacterial,
anti-fungal and
anti-viral agent)

Active ingredient

Vitamin E

Main active
substance

Action

Tocopherol (Vitamin Powerful antiE)

.oxidant agent

What makes EmuHeal

Cream so unique?
EmuHeal Cream formula is one of best choices
in Boston University Burn center.
EmuHeal Cream formula is clinically approved
for Diabetic foot, wounds and burns treatment.
EmuHeal Cream formula maintains rapid
healing for wounds and burns.
EmuHeal Cream has a natural broad spectrum
anti-microbial ingredients.
EmuHeal Cream formula is well-studied
through a lot of published articles and
researches.
EmuHeal Cream formula is a patented formula.
EmuHeal Cream formula has an excellent
safety profile.