Dr. Christopher's Herbs for the Heart = QUESTION for JoAnn

[Guest guest]

JoAnn,

You said:

 

>>>> " Heart Attack: Prop up the patient and pour hot cayenne tea down,

(

> use a teaspoonful of cayenne in a cup of hot water), and have the

> patient drink the full cup. and the attack will stop immediately. We

> have been called in the middle of the night so many times. A

> teaspoon of cayenne should bring the patient out of the heart

> attack. In case cayenne is not around and you have a heart attack,

> the dosage on black pepper can be tripled and used. [sNH p.409] "

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*** Can you clarify what amount of black pepper should be used.

I'm wondering if the wording of " dosage ON black pepper " should

read " dosage OF black pepper " can be tripled and used.

 

Also, is cayenne pepper in place of nitroglycerin???

 

Anxious for your reply.

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[Guest guest]

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creativesources2@j... wrote:

>

> JoAnn,

> You said:

>

> >>>> " Heart Attack: Prop up the patient and pour hot cayenne tea

down,

> (

> > use a teaspoonful of cayenne in a cup of hot water), and have

the

> > patient drink the full cup. and the attack will stop

immediately. We

> > have been called in the middle of the night so many times. A

> > teaspoon of cayenne should bring the patient out of the heart

> > attack. In case cayenne is not around and you have a heart

attack,

> > the dosage on black pepper can be tripled and used. [sNH p.409] "

> <<<<<<<<

>

> *** Can you clarify what amount of black pepper should be used.

> I'm wondering if the wording of " dosage ON black pepper " should

> read " dosage OF black pepper " can be tripled and used.

>

> Also, is cayenne pepper in place of nitroglycerin???

>

> Anxious for your reply.

> ==============================================

 

Good Evening!

 

Cayenne is helpful for restoring proper circulatory capabilities.

I would have to know more about specific symptoms to be able to

respond more in depth to your question.

 

There are several herbs and supplements which help to restore heart

function. If you can find a good sublingual coq10, maximum dosages

taken throughout the day will help to counteract arrythmias, racing

heartbeats, and will over time restore the heart back to normal

again.

I was a basket case, couldn't handle anything for a long period of

time without irregular heartbeats, heart-racing, anything and

everything that could go wrong with my heart seemed to.

Then I discovered coq10! I really think coq10 is good for long

term, but as I say it has to be a good brand and sublingual is the

best. The brands you get on pharmacy shelves are a waste of money.

Health food store brands are usually the best. Mine was from GNC,

however I'm not sure they carry it there anymore. Go figure, when

something works, take it off the shelves. I'm sure you will be able

to find it somewhere. I then took enzymatic therapy brands for along

period of time. They are the best in my opinion, and with a

moneyback guarantee!

www.enzy.com

I am not really keen on substituting herbs for drugs. This is not

the way herbs work. The cayenne helps with blockages, period! That

is why Dr. Christopher recommends it so highly!

You must get a good natural cayenne from the health food stores to

be effective! Dont expect the same results from all the irradiated

supermarket brands. This is not what Dr. Christopher was talking

about. You must get a good brand. Hot peppers in chili are super

effective for this, if he can tolerate them. Otherwise I would

advise diluting it a little more than he advised and taking it more

often for the same effects. It may burn the mouth, if not followed

by plenty of liquids.

 

If theres a herb that I would advise taking at this time it would be

MAGNESIUM!! Magnesium has brought me out of many 'heart spells'!

You can take up to 1,200 mgs daily in divided dosages. A good brand

such as NOW brand with chelated magnesium in all three of the

specific forms is most effective! I used oxide initially, because I

heard that it was the most efective for helping more oxygen reach

the brain! I would not give him any calcium right now unless hes

deficiient or has high blood pressure! Too calcium (both

supplemental and Dairy) is usually the source of the problem!

I really believe that most of my arterial deposits were in the form

of calcium because my diet was HIGH in DAIRY right before all my

heart problems started! It is wise to cut it out whenever these

symptoms occur, just to be SAFE! I substituted organic soymilk for

Dairy milk. If there is an abundance of calcium it usually causes

hypercalcemia and inadvertently usually ends up in the

arteries. Women typically have calcium deposits, and men typically

end up with iron deposits. There are supplements more effective for

both. I would have to know which you are dealing with to be able to

make any more recommendations regarding this.

Vitamin E is a good supplement to strengthen the heart as well

400 mgs is a good dose to start. Any more it taken, really depends

nds on whether high blood pressure is involved or not.

Also, if a diuretic is used, zinc and selenium should be

supplemented along with large doses of niacin.

 

God Bless,

JoAnn

[Guest guest]

Hi, JoAnn.

 

I hope I am not repeating myself here regarding the wife of a friend

and her experience with magnesium and racing heart episodes. Her

racing heart spells were so bad that she had to be taken to the

hospital, and it took her days to weeks to recover fully from them!

 

She had nine of them over a several year period, and then one day, a

medical worker of some kind told the husband, " I'm not supposed to

tell you this, but all she really needs is magnesium. Go to the

pharmacy and buy a bottle of magnesium citrate for $1.99. Have her

take a tablespoonful before going to bed each night, and if she feels

as if a spell is coming on, she should swallow a mouthful. "

 

They did what he said, and...presto-chango, no more racing heart, no

more trips to the emergency room, no more big fat hospital bills!

 

This is absolutely true. I am in constant touch with those friends.

That is all it took---a $1.99 bottle of magnesium citrate!

 

My wife and I have no heart problems, but we are also going to start

taking a tablespoonful of magnesium citrate before bed. It will even

help us sleep better!

 

Blessed wishes,

 

Elliot