Dr. Tyna Moore

And I would...

I would deal with open wounds.

And one of the things that I did was literally massage PRP.

I would make PRP gel and I would massage it into the wound.

And part of the reason was because I would just, without testing, assume because it wasn't granulating, it wasn't closing, that we were probably dealing with some kind of biofilm.

And so I was like mechanically trying to disrupt things.

Another thing that I would often do that I've actually used this for my dogs.

We lived on a farm, so it was like dogs, husband, everybody was coming in with something.

One of my dogs got a bot fly larvae in her back and she chewed it out.

It was disgusting.

And so I used the gel.

But again, with that manual, working it in and rubbing it in, but it takes...

Sometimes you have to, and this is not medical advice, but sometimes I have to remove the scab.

I have to get the scab off so that I can get the tissue underneath to come up and granulate.

And so this also works for that.

I can break down cradle cap with it.

I have used it on hot spots on dogs.

I think my dogs have probably used it more than I have.

My husband will not apply an ointment and a bandage to anything because he is just...

He's like, just let it heal, leave me alone.