Deep Tissue Repair Oil

[Guest guest]

Here you are Rusty.

 

Deep Tissue Repair Oil:

 

32 oz - Wintergreen Oil

16 oz - Olive Oil

12 oz - Menthol Crystals (make sure this is made from either Peppermint Oil or

Thyme Oil)

2 cups - Arnica Flowers

2 cups - Calendula Flowers

1 cup - Cayenne Powder (hottest)

1 cup - Ginger Root Powder

 

Hints:

1. Never allow any of this mixture anywhere near water.

2. You can use Peppermint Oil (same quantity) instead of the Menthol Crystals,

but

it is best with the Menthol Crystals.

 

Used with BF & C (tincture and/or tea) is the best combination for repairing torn

ligaments, bruised joints and muscles.

 

Ian

 

 

Bob and Rusty Taylor wrote:

 

> brtaylor (Bob and Rusty Taylor)

>

> >Ian Shillington <ian_shillington

> >

> >Here is the fact sheet on the Deep Tissue Repair Oil.

>

> Ian, do you know the parts break-down for the ingredients of the Deep

> Tissue Repair Oil? I have alot of the ingredients, or can make them

> easily. We used some on my husband's knee when he wrenched it at work,

> along with some BF & C ointment, and it was fine in about 3 days.

>

> Rusty

>

> What do you call two straight days of rain in Seattle?

> An average weekend! ;^)

>

> The surly bird gets the germ! |^)

[Guest guest]

Your garden sounds absolutely lovely.

 

All my beds are raised because of flooding, and because I found that if I

surrounded the beds with concrete block, the nematodes (sp?) disappear ? ? ? Go

figure. My compost is comprised mostly of oak leaves, table scraps (all organic

and no meat), grass clippings, and left overs from the soil from the Wheatgrass

part of our business. My wife also takes some of the table scraps and blends

them

in the blender. She then pours the contents directly over some of the larger

plants and around the base of trees. Works great.

 

Ian

 

 

Carl L Wolfgang wrote:

 

> " Carl L Wolfgang " <TAPAKEY

>

> Yes, I do. I mix my herbs with flowers, so that I have color. I grow

> tomatoes, beans, parsley, catnip, lemon balm, dill, chervil, salad burnet,

> pennyroyal, curry, greek mountain tea, lavender, rosemary, chamomile, lemon

> grass, horseradish, spinach, fewerfew, calendula, betony, anise hyssop,

> hyssop, chives, oregano, thyme, tarragon, peppermint and mountain mint. Part

> of it is raised, ever since the rains drowned everything one spring.

> I use a eucalyptus mulch and usually make an herbal fertilizer myself.

> Dottie

>

> Ian Shillington <ian_shillington

> herbal remedies <herbal remedies >

> Thursday, March 18, 1999 5:42 PM

> [herbal remedies] Re: Deep Tissue Repair Oil

>

> >Ian Shillington <ian_shillington

> >

> >Hey Neighbor,

> >

> >Do you have much of a garden?

> >

> >If so, do you have raised beds and what do you use for compost?

> >

> >Ian

> >

> >

> >Carl L Wolfgang wrote:

> >

> >> " Carl L Wolfgang " <TAPAKEY

> >>

> >> You live pretty close to me, Ellenton, FL

> >> Dottie