Adding a small amount of sulfur to the bath water is helpful for the external treatment of scabies, bald sores and vulvar gangrene.

If you want to maintain your skin, you'd better not. It will also thicken your skin after use. Sulfur is a toxic substance. If you take a bath with it, it will be harmful to your health. I suggest you don't add sulfur to the water to take a bath.

Sulfur is an important inorganic pesticide. This commodity is yellow solid or powder, which has obvious smell and can be volatilized. Sulfur aqueous suspension is slightly acidic, insoluble in water, and reacts with alkali to generate polysulfides. When sulfur burns, it emits a blue flame, accompanied by combustion to produce sulfur dioxide gas. Sulfur is often processed into colloidal suspension for pest control in production, which is safe for people and livestock and is not easy to cause phytotoxicity to crops.

In medicine, sulfur is a mineral, which is toxic in acid and temperature and belongs to the kidney and large intestine meridian. Can only be used under the guidance of a professional doctor.

Efficacy:

External use can kill insects and relieve itching. Can be used for treating scabies, eczema and itching. Some people also use it to burn cigarettes to treat male scrotum or female vulva itching; It can also be ground into powder and coated. It is now believed that it produces hydrogen sulfide and pentsulfurous acid after contact with skin, which can kill sarcophagus, mold and depilation.

Disinfection and sterilization

Sublimated sulfur, also known as sulfur cream, comes into contact with skin and tissues and generates sulfide under the action of its secretions, which has the functions of softening skin and sterilizing. Sedimented sulfur, also known as sulfur emulsion, can produce hydrogen sulfide and pentsulfurous acid under the action of its secretion when it comes into contact with skin, which has the function of sterilization and scab elimination.

relaxation effect

Sulfur itself is inactive, and becomes sulfide and hydrogen sulfide after oral administration, which stimulates gastrointestinal mucosa, makes it excited and peristalsis, and leads to diarrhea. This process requires the existence of alkaline environment, Escherichia coli, especially lipolytic enzymes. When there are many fatty substances in the intestine, it is easy to produce a lot of hydrogen sulfide and cause diarrhea. Excessive concentration of hydrogen sulfide in the air will directly paralyze central nerve cells and lead to death.