In Aajonus's framework, burns, whether from sun, heat, or chemicals, are fundamentally a matter of cellular damage caused by the interaction of external forces with a body that is either deficient in the correct raw fats or is actively discharging stored chemical toxins through the skin.

Sunburn specifically is not simply the result of too much sun exposure. It is the result of a skin that lacks the fat necessary to convert sun rays into vitamin D. When the sun's rays strike fat on the skin, the skin converts those rays into vitamin D, which is then used throughout the body. If the body is highly toxic, it pulls fat from the skin to bind to and harness internal poisons. The skin is then left fat-deficient and bare. Without sufficient fat on the skin's surface, the sun burns and blisters rather than tanning and nourishing.

In Aajonus's words: "The more chemicals you have in your body, the more your body takes the fat from your skin and uses it to harness the toxins. So then your skin is deficient in the fats it needs to convert into vitamin D when the sun rays hit your skin. The sun hits the fat on the skin. Your skin converts the sun rays with the fat into vitamin D. And your vitamin D uses it throughout the body. If you're highly toxic, your body is going to take the fat from the skin and use it to bind with the poisons. Then your skin is left bare. And then the sun will burn you and blister."

Chemical burns, distinguished sharply from heat burns, are a form of detoxification where the body is discharging stored chemical toxins (such as vaccine residues, sulfur-based antibiotics, mercury, aluminum) through the skin. These burns are far more insidious because they damage nerves, and the person often does not know they have a chemical burn until the damage is already apparent. A rubber hot water bottle, for example, in Aajonus's analysis, cannot cause 2nd-to-4th-degree burn variations because the heat would be felt before it caused such damage. When a chemical burn appears in conjunction with a heating agent, Aajonus's interpretation is that the heat accelerated or stimulated the release of stored chemical toxins already being expelled through that skin.

Skin cancer is defined by Aajonus as a collection of dead cells, scar tissue, that develops in people who are especially deficient in utilizable fat in the skin. "What is cancer? Cancer is a collection of dead cells, scar tissue. So whether it's adding to it in one particular..." If you blister enough times from repeated sun exposure without sufficient fat in the skin, you deaden the skin, creating scar tissue, which is the foundation of cancer.

Heat burns (from fire, boiling water, hot surfaces) are described as physical destruction of skin layers and underlying cellular tissue, where cells under each layer absorb heat and are burned. Immediate heat still in the tissue continues to damage deeper layers even after the source is removed.

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For Sunburn:

The primary root cause is fat deficiency in the skin. This deficiency has multiple origins:

1. Not eating fat, especially raw fat. Cooked and processed fats cannot be utilized by the body in the same way. The body cannot deposit usable fat into the skin from cooked or processed sources.

2. The inability to utilize cooked and processed fat. Even if someone eats cooked fat, the body may not be able to extract and use it to protect the skin.

3. The application of any skin lotion, including all suntan lotions. Aajonus is extremely emphatic about this: "The application of any skin lotion (including all suntan lotions) because skin lotions smother and poison the skin." Sunscreen is described as "very toxic" and as causing cancer, specifically MS (multiple sclerosis) and lupus (disintegration of connective tissue).

4. Washing the skin before sunbathing. "It is imperative that we do not shower or bathe the morning of a day of sunbathing. Washing removes the body's natural oils that are a natural sunblock."

5. Internal toxic load. When the body is burdened with chemicals, it scavenges fat from the skin to use as a binding agent for those toxins, leaving the skin bare.

For Chemical Burns:

The root cause is stored chemical toxins, particularly from vaccines (especially tetanus), sulfur-based antibiotics (used for kidney infections, bladder infections, sinus conditions), and heavy metals like mercury and aluminum, being expelled through the skin. These toxins damage nerves and tissue as they exit. The cases Aajonus cites involve people who took heavy courses of sulfur-based antibiotics throughout childhood, people who had multiple vaccinations, and people detoxifying mercury from fillings or injections.

Aajonus explicitly connects certain burn patterns to tetanus vaccine residue: "This kind of burn is consistent with vaccines, especially tetanus. I had such a detoxification several years ago and I have not had a tetanus in 35 years relating to that detoxification."

Spontaneous combustion, cited from a 1971 60 Minutes episode, is described as the most extreme version of sulfur toxicity: women who had been on sulfur-based antibiotics for kidney and bladder infections for most of their lives reaching a point where the sulfur concentration in their skin tissues ignites.

For Heat Burns:

The root cause is physical, extreme heat contacting the skin and underlying tissues, with continued burning occurring in deeper layers via absorbed heat. The problem is compounded by deficiency of the raw nutrients (particularly raw fats, raw proteins) needed to rebuild and heal those destroyed cells rapidly.

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Burns and sunburn touch multiple principles of Aajonus's framework simultaneously:

• Terrain Theory / Root Cause: The entire explanation of why the sun burns some people and not others is a terrain theory argument, it is never the external agent (sun, heat) that is the primary problem, but the internal state of the person. A person on a proper raw diet with sufficient fat in the skin will not burn in the sun. An albino who ate 3/4 pound of raw butter daily for 10 days was then able to lie in the sun for 10 hours without burning.

• Detoxification: Chemical burns are explicitly framed as detoxification events, the body discharging stored poisons through the skin. The symptoms are not the disease but the cure. Staphylococcus aureus found in a burn wound is described as beneficial: "Staphylococcus are responsible for consuming dead and damaged tissue caused by chemical or heat burn, or abrasion. If you did not have them, you would probably have leprosy. Congratulations."

• Cooked Food / Raw Food: The inability to heal from burns, or the propensity to burn in the sun, is linked directly to cooked food consumption and specifically to the inability to utilize cooked fat versus raw fat. Raw fat (butter, cream, coconut cream) protects and heals; cooked and processed fats do not.

• How to Live / Sovereignty: Aajonus's rejection of skin grafts, sunscreens, pharmaceutical treatments, and medical debridement protocols places this firmly in Sovereignty. He describes cases where people healed third and fourth degree burns without skin grafts using raw food protocols, and cases where clay drawing out toxins resolved infections that medical culture swabs confirmed were present.

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Redness after sun exposure: Not necessarily a true burn. "Some people seem as if they burn because they feel burned, but within a few days it eases without peeling." Redness that resolves within a day or two without peeling is described as the body processing absorbed radiation and converting it to vitamin D with the fats in the skin. "It's usually red until it's mixed with the fats in the skin. Once it's mixed with the fats in the skin, it has been converted into vitamin D, and then it tans the skin."

Peeling after sunburn: Peeling is a sign of genuine burn where there is insufficient fat in the skin to process the solar radiation. If peeling continues on the second and third outings, it may indicate the person has enough oil in their skin that even externally applied fats are interfering with the process, paradoxically, having too much external oil on the skin can prevent the body's internally transported fats from doing their work.

Stinging sensation when applying honey or raw meat to a burn wound: This is described as beneficial and expected. "The sting you feel is some sugars in the honey and bacteria from meat infiltrating the areas. That is a good thing although uncomfortable." It should last no more than 1 hour. If stinging lasts longer than 20 minutes after any application, it indicates more toxins are still being discharged through that skin.

Itching at a burn site: "Itching indicates that all of the fats in the area and in the cells are not enough." It is a signal to add more fat, specifically a combination of raw butter and unheated honey, to nourish the rebuilding cells.

Staphylococcus aureus in burn wounds: Rather than a dangerous infection requiring antibiotics, Aajonus frames Staph aureus as the cleanup crew: "Staphylococcus are responsible for consuming dead and damaged tissue caused by chemical or heat burn, or abrasion. If you did not have them, you would probably have leprosy."

Black areas in a burn wound: In the chemical burn case, the black areas were identified by Aajonus as mercury deposits being discharged through the skin. The darkest, most recessed area was the last to heal because it contained the highest concentration of mercury. The gray-brown color was described as "mercury decaying from the clay, which is what we want."

Green pus at a burn site: In the documented case, the appearance of green pus was addressed with clay application, which drew out the infection/toxin material visibly and effectively. The clay "worked wonders taking away the red infection and the green pus."

Blistering from repeated sun exposure: Repeated blistering deaden the skin, creating scar tissue. Over time, a collection of dead cells and scar tissue can become what conventional medicine calls skin cancer.

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Primary internal healing formula: - 15 raw eggs - 2 unripe bananas - ½ cup unheated honey - Blend together and drink within 4 hours of making - Adding fresh raw aloe vera gel to this recipe improves results

This is described as helping to heal and strengthen burned cells.

Ongoing dietary support for the rest of the day after burns: - Plenty of raw full-fat milk and honey - OR raw fresh unripe fruit and raw fish - Getting plenty of fresh air in the shade

For clearing damaged cells and toxicity from burns/injury: - Raw eggs blended with unripe banana or unripe pineapple (helps clear damaged cells and toxicity from injury) - Raw meat (helps heal and replace damaged cells)

For soothing burned cells and eliminating scars: - Eating avocados - Eating fresh raw aloe vera gel directly from the leaf - Continue for several days

The albino case protocol (for fat-deficient skin unable to tolerate sun): - 3/4 pound of raw butter per day - With honey - Raw dairy (cottage cheese and raw dairy in this vegetarian community context) - Avocados - Oranges - Result: After 10 days of this protocol, the albino went into the sun for 30 minutes without burning. Two days later, he was in the sun for one hour. The day after that, he slept in the sun for 6–10 hours (accounts vary between 6 and 10 hours in different tellings) without burning.

Moisturizing/Lubrication Formula Drink: - 1–2 raw eggs - 2–4 ounces unsalted raw butter or coconut cream - 1–2 tablespoons lemon juice - 1–2 teaspoons unheated honey - All ingredients should be room temperature, warmed in a jar

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Option 1, Primal Facial Body Care Cream: Apply topically from the book The Recipe for Living Without Disease.

Option 2, Homemade mixture: - 2 tablespoons fresh raw aloe gel (best taken directly from the leaf) - 1/6 teaspoon fresh royal jelly - 1/4 teaspoon sun-dried powdered clay - 1 teaspoon stone-pressed olive oil - Stir together and apply topically

Option 3, Raw egg white alone: Simply apply raw egg white to sunburn. "Any of those will often make sunburn disappear magically."

New sunscreen/tanning skin formula (described as his latest and best formulation): - Equal parts of each: - Coconut cream - Unsalted raw butter - Raw cream - (Half a teaspoon of honey) - (An eighth teaspoon of royal jelly) - Example for 8-ounce jar: 2 ounces butter, 2 ounces cream, 2 ounces coconut cream, half teaspoon honey, eighth teaspoon royal jelly - Blend together warm "like a butter", putting into more of a solid substance with very little air extends shelf life - Apply the night before sun exposure (because it needs time to absorb) - Aajonus noted: "Put the coconut by itself, you'll burn. Put the cream on by itself, you'll burn. Put the butter on by itself, you'll burn. So let's say you're making an eight ounce jar of it... it has to be that combination." - This formula was also tested as a sunscreen: "During tests for sunscreen potential, some participants thought that they had burned because they were so red. The next mornings there was no burn or soreness, and no one peeled. As a suntan lotion, participants who normally did not tan tanned."

Apple cider vinegar and raw milk bath: - Bathe as soon as possible in a bath with at least 1 cup of raw unpasteurized apple cider vinegar - If available, add 2 cups raw milk stirred into the bath water - Then, very gently rub plain raw kefir, raw milk, or egg white into sunburn every 2–6 hours and let it stay on the skin - "That soothes the skin and relieves pain."

Tomato remedy: - Rub tomato on the burned areas - Used when skin is inflamed and bubbling: "I would rub tomato on it, cold tomato"

Diluted honey remedy: - Apply a mixture of good water and a little honey: 1 part honey to 10 parts water - "That is a little sticky, but it works most of the time."

Raw cream: - Applied to sunburned skin to soothe and nourish - "Raw cream on the skin will soothe and nourish the skin, and help the skin absorb the sun that has been captured in the skin." - Apply every few hours: "If you start to burn and peel, you put milk on. Every few hours, put milk on. You get a little sticky, but it will help convert the vitamin D or pull the radiation out of the system."

Cucumber: - Slice cucumbers and rub all over burned skin, keep rubbing until burning stops - "That took about maybe two minutes, three minutes."

Aloe vera gel: - From the plant, not from a store - Used to soothe radiation absorbed from the sun

Butter: - Applied topically to sunburned or healing skin - "Butter works the best. Butter helps that the most. Prevents burn." - "Coconut oil on the next night, aloe the day after, my mom put a bunch of aloe on and then I put some butter on a couple of days ago and that butter works the best." - Sequence described: coconut oil night before, aloe day after burn, then butter

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Step 1, Initial heat arrest (critical first action for heat burns): - Run cold faucet water on the burn first to stop the heat from continuing to burn deeper layers - "First Aid consists of first spraying cold water on the affected area until the heat is reduced which stops the continued burning of all layers of the skin." - Cold milk compress is even better: "It is always best to apply a cloth with cold milk in it to stop burning. Egg white does not stop burn unless they are refrigerated but then they lack nutrients to feed skin cells to prevent scarring. Cells under each layer absorb heat and are burned. Immediate cold-milk-compress stops deeper layers from burn. When no more burn is felt apply egg white."

Step 2, Egg white layer: - After cold milk/water has stopped the burning sensation: apply raw egg white - Separate egg whites from yolks, beat slightly, dip or spread the egg white onto the affected area - The whites dry and form a protective layer - "The egg white is a natural collagen" - Continue to apply layer upon layer of beaten egg white for at least one hour - Result documented: "By afternoon she no longer felt any [pain]"

For Second and Third Degree Burns, Full Protocol:

Days 1–2: - First, remove as much burned tissue or dirt-filled abrasion as possible - Apply a thin layer of unheated honey over burn or abrasion, "That may cause 2–5 minutes of intense stinging" - Over the honey layer, apply a thin slice of raw beef - Cover with a damp cotton cloth to prevent the meat from drying quickly - Wrap a bandage to hold the meat and damp cloth in place - Remove dressing and reapply every 24 hours

Day 3 onwards (minimum 14 days): - Eliminate the honey layer - Continue applying raw beef, damp cloth, and bandage every 24 hours for at least 14 days

If pus appears: - Clean those areas before reapplying

After wounds seal, scar tissue prevention: - Apply honey and then a thin slice of raw meat for 2–3 days - Afterward, rub honey, then a little butter or coconut cream, alternating, until redness disappears - If skin becomes dry and tight: continue to apply a tiny bit of honey, then alternate butter and coconut cream on alternating days for another 3–5 days - Then 30 days of butter/honey and butter/coconut cream WITHOUT covering it, allow 20 minutes absorption prior to wiping and donning clothes - After several weeks, apply at least twice weekly - "The butter/honey will help strengthen the new cells which are exposed to the poisons or are still in them so they do not turn into dead scar tissue."

For Chemical Burns specifically (the itching signal): - When itching occurs, mix 1 tablespoon of unheated honey with 1 tablespoon of raw no-salt butter - Apply this combination before applying the meat, not honey alone - "It is okay to gently press and hold the area when it itches."

Clay application for chemical burns: - Clay is applied to draw out chemical toxins - Leave clay on for 24 hours - Wash off and re-apply clay for another 24 hours - Continue until skin is pink without seepage that causes scabs - The clay is then discontinued and the honey/butter/meat sequence resumes - In the documented case, clay "worked wonders taking away the red infection and the green pus"

Aajonus's personal experience with severe motorcycle burn (third and fourth degree): - He had asphalt embedded in wounds covering his leg, shoulder, arm, with parts of bones exposed - Step 1: Lime juice applied first ("lime juice surrounds foreign properties. Your body won't...") - He describes intense burning, "a lot of screaming, biting on a towel", for about 45 minutes - Step 2: Honey applied, also burned intensely - Step 3: Coconut cream applied (would have used butter if available), also burned, "should only last about 30 minutes" - Step 4: Thin slices of raw meat laid over the coconut cream/butter - Step 5: A damp cloth or gauze placed over the meat - Step 6: Plastic placed over that (not touching skin anywhere) - Step 7: Wrapped in ace bandages - Result: "In 12 days all the skin was back." Bone took approximately 6 weeks. The only scar remaining was where he stopped the treatment to experiment with non-treatment.

Raw bison versus raw beef for burns: - Asked whether bison is better than beef for burn treatment - "I have utilized both on myself and others but did not find any difference as long as they were both organic."

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Night before sunbathing: - Rub a little unrefined cold-pressed-below-96°F coconut or peanut oil into the skin - "Promotes tanning and reduces the likelihood of burn" - Coconut cream works: "You have coconut cream, but you have to put it on the night before, because there's 78% oil in it. Oil, coconut oil, is a tanning lotion. So it draws more sun into the skin, it causes more sun to absorb." - Important: Must be applied the night before, not the morning of, because all the oil needs to be absorbed before going into the sun

The morning of sunbathing: - Do NOT shower or bathe, this removes the body's natural oils that serve as a natural sunblock - Do NOT apply any lotion - "It is better not to apply any lotion."

For those who cannot tolerate any external fat on skin: - Some people on the diet, particularly after years of eating raw fat, find that any externally applied fat causes burning - "You may not be able to sun with any other fats on your skin than those that are transported naturally inside your body, that includes the butter or cream/ginger mixtures." - Aajonus himself states: "I cannot put any oil on my skin for 24 hours, and I cannot bathe for 24 hours prior to sunning."

First outing of the year: - Should be regulated to no more than 20 minutes per side per flip - "Those who experience many months each year without sunbathing may have to burn a little each year."

During sunbathing: - Using pure milk on skin during sun exposure: "Just put pure milk on your skin. Completely blocks the sun. Even if you get very red, it will all be gone in a day."

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Sunburn, mild (first outing of the year): - May result in redness and some burning sensation - Aajonus himself: "I always feel burned for a day and then it fades to a tan without peeling." - For people who seem burned but aren't truly burned: "within a few days it eases without peeling" - After the first burn of each year, further burns are rare

Sunburn, with raw food protocol: - The red-haired, white-skinned client who had second-degree sunburn problems her entire 42-year life: - Spent hours on beach, turned bright red, was very sore - Applied raw cream to skin to soothe for 36 hours - Called 3 days later: redness and soreness completely gone, no peeling whatsoever - "The first time in her 42 years."

First-degree burn: - Applying the primal facial cream, aloe/clay/olive oil mixture, or egg white: "will often make sunburn disappear magically" - "They quickly soothe and heal other first degree burns"

Second-degree burn: - "They increase relief and healing to second-degree burns" - 1.5-degree burns: "it works well without scarring" - 2–3-degree burns: "will be soothed but usually scarring occurs"

Second-degree chemical burn, documented case timeline: - Day 0 (Wednesday, February 16, 2011): Burn appears, very red with large blister - Days 1–3: Kefir applied for relief, then fresh aloe vera from plant, then homemade moisturizing cream - Day 3 onward: Switched to raw honey, "always initially burns when going on, but within 30 minutes the burning goes away" - Day 7: Red meat attempted but "burning of the red meat was too intense", switched back to raw honey - Day 10: Very sore, sensitive, red, with black and white dead skin areas. Sought doctor visit. Doctor pulled white dead skin off with tweezers. Doctor concerned about black recessed areas. - After Aajonus intervened with clay protocol: Clay works on drawing toxins; green pus and red infection addressed - Day 15 (8 days of treatment): "Many indications of chemical detoxification and progress toward healing", black spots turned to light brown, outer rim still red - Day 16: Burn improving; sting when honey and meat applied lasts 1 hour then calms - Day 21: Old dead skin coming off, new pink skin underneath; burns intensely when water hits new pink skin, but calms within minutes - Day 22: Significant improvement, "redness and soreness" greatly diminished - Day 26: Most of burn has gone to scar tissue; one area (worst, with mercury) still has old dead skin; "considerably smaller and does not hurt the way it used to" - Day 29: Continuing, worst area slowly closing - Day 43 (March 31, 2011): "My burn has gone to scar tissue. No scab left behind." - Total time from burn to scar tissue: approximately 43 days - This was described as a severe chemical burn with mercury involvement, worst-case scenario

Third and fourth degree burns, Aajonus's personal motorcycle accident: - Used lime juice, honey, coconut cream, raw meat, damp cloth, plastic, ace bandage protocol - All skin grew back in 12 days - All bone tissue (elbow and ankle) took approximately 6 weeks - The one area he stopped treating became the only permanent scar he retained

Severe chemical burn from sulfur/mercury (the woman from Omaha with spontaneous skin burn): - Had third-degree burns going all the way through all layers of skin - "Holes in her back" - Was eventually healed with the meat-on-burn protocol after detox

After wounds seal, long-term scar prevention: - 30 days of butter/honey and butter/coconut cream daily without covering - Then at least twice weekly for several additional weeks - Total post-healing care: multiple weeks to months

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