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Researchers have found that vanillin, the compound found in vanilla pods, is not only an aromatic flavoring agent for foods and perfumes, but it can also help treat chronic wounds. That's from a paper out of South Australia's Flinders University, which reviewed several studies conducted over the last 20 years that investigated vanillin's role in wound healing, and topical drug delivery systems.
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