A question if I may please - lengthy

April 8, 2003

Heather, I have not heard of anyone having problems with cayenne (other than the "heat")... here is an excerpt for you on cayenne. I am not much into the "types" thing... I use the herbs that work for me regardless of what "type" I am.. but this is me..... Do a search in the message archives... there are some wonderful message on cayenne... Don Eitner will tell you alot about cayenne too...

Suzi

Dr. Richard Schulze thinks so highly of this herb that he recently wrote a 113 page book on cayenne entitled "Curing With Cayenne". This herb elps every other herb work better because it stimulates the circulation of blood to get the herbs and nutrition to the cells. Cayenne also reduces blood pressure, stops fainting and hemorrhaging, is thefirst-aid for strokes and heart attacks and relieves the pain of angina pectoris by getting more blood to the heart muscle itself.Schulze: "Cayenne is used if the person is feeling faint, or if they are going to pass out, or if they are getting shaky and you want to get them stimulated, and if more blood to the head will bring them back to earth. Cayenne and ginger are used for strokes and brain damage.If I could have one thing, it would be cayenne pepper. Because cayenne pepper and/or ginger stimulate the cerebral circulation.This is a first-aid for stroke, because cayenne immediately reduces the blood pressure and stimulates the circulation. I’ve had patients I got to within hours of having a stroke. I immediately administered cayenne. I would say a tablespoon three times a day at least for the first couple of days. Then you can stay on a teaspoon three or fourtimes a day. Cayenne pepper is the first thing you want to think of, and ginger. Ginger is also very effective. . . . It’s felt that ginger goes to the smaller blood vessels and capillaries and increases your peripheral circulation, and that cayenne goes to the heart more.Cayenne stops hemorrhaging. There's the story of a case where the application of a strong cayenne powder stopped excessive bleeding in 2 seconds.I used cayenne and other herbs to save a woman who was dying of coronary collapse. . . . If you have heart disease, you should have cayenne pepper in your house, your car, your office, and your briefcase at all times. I have had at least 20-30 patients over the years who have had astroke right in my waiting room. . . . I saw his blood vessels enlarge, then explode right in front of me. Then he fell to the floor with a stroke. I gave him a mouthful of cayenne tincture, and he walked home.I have seen many patients, in the midst of a stroke, come out of it right away, by immediately giving them cayenne pepper.A heaping tablespoon in a glass of warm water, or 10 dropperfuls of tincture. This is also the treatment and dosage for someone having a heart attack.Cayenne is most effective for heart and blood circulation problems, and for angina pectoris, palpitations, and cardiac arrhythmia. It’s a miracle for congestive heart failure. It is a specific for anyone who has any type of circulatory problems, such as high or low blood pressure, elevated cholesterol, triglycerides and fats, even varicoseveins.With the heart, cayenne is great for prevention as well as for the treatment of disease. It relieves the pain of angina pectoris by helping to get more blood to the heart muscle itself. And, if a person has a heart attack, cayenne is the surest first aid remedy. I have had around a hundred people actually save their lives by using a tablespoonful of cayenne pepper in a glass of warm water, or 10dropperfuls of the tincture, and drinking it down fast. In every case, it brought the person right out of it with minimal damage, some with no damage at all."Sam Biser: "Does cayenne have any effect on sugar?Schulze: "Yes, just by stimulating the circulation, making your blood flow better. One of the things that happens with diabetics is that the circulation of their blood gets horrible. Sometimes, they even have their extremities amputated in serious cases. . . . When you havebetter circulation, you have better hormonal communication between your endocrine organs, such as the pancreas. If your blood is thick, it takes longer for your organs to get the chemical feedback messages they depend on.Cayenne tincture saved a six week old baby on the edge of not breathing and another one that wasn’t breathing well. Midwives in Utah put alittle cayenne salve on their hands and rub it into every newborn babies back. They say it is the greatest for bringing babies to the planet."Dr. Richard Schulze ND MH

Heather Anderson <themuse wrote:

Hello All

A question if I may please. I am currently being treated by a naturopath who believes in the D` Adamo "Eat Rite For Your Type" Dietary Programme. Many of the "cures" that I see upon this list is against the D`Adamo programmes philosophy of "harmful lectins" for my blood type , even though many upon this list ( of varied blood groups) find them invaluable regardless of blood type . For example, I am an "A" blood group and have some heart arrhythmia problems and I notice that there is a mention of a cayenne pepper tincture which is beneficial for the heart as well as many other tincture recipes found in the file section, but I have been told by the naturopath that it is not good for me as it will go against me and thicken my blood (per D`Adamo's theory). Needless to say I am not totally convinced by it.

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April 9, 2003

Hi Heather,

I am not much of a "type" person either. In my opinion, ayurvedic and D'Adamo are basically the same theory. D'Adamo is just the more updated western version of the traditional Indian ayruveda. Both of these can take a person only so far in healing and bringing ones body back into balance and harmony. The rest must be done by yourself. Only you know what is right for you. There are as many body and blood types out there as there are people and no two will ever be exactly alike. Therefore, you cannot truly group all of mankind into 4 or 5 different types. These theories evolved and exist to assist in bringing a person back into some semblance of health. Yes, they do work to a point. You must find what works for you and find the truth wherever you can.

As to cayenne, it is one of the safest foods we have and one of the most beneficial to the human body. But like any food or herb it will only take you so far. You need to decide what you wish to have happen with your body and proceed on finding the solution. It takes lots of patience and studying. There is a universe full of knowledge out there to wade through. Fortunately, when you decide where you wish to go with this you can eliminate a large portion of the information and zero in on more specific material to help you on your path.

It is pretty obvious, from your post, that your Naturopaths truths are not necessarily yours. This is very good from the point of view that you realize that you need to find your own truths and find what works for you. This is usually the first step for many: this realization. I wish you much luck on your journey and we are always here to assist you in any way that we can. Pleasant journey to you and may you find much truth and many exciting new chapters to add to your life.

HTH,

Don Quai

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Suzanne Nottmeier

herbal remedies

8. April 2003 4:05 PM

Re: [herbal remedies] A question if I may please - lengthy

Heather, I have not heard of anyone having problems with cayenne (other than the "heat")... here is an excerpt for you on cayenne. I am not much into the "types" thing... I use the herbs that work for me regardless of what "type" I am.. but this is me..... Do a search in the message archives... there are some wonderful message on cayenne... Don Eitner will tell you alot about cayenne too... Suzi Dr. Richard Schulze thinks so highly of this herb that he recently wrote a 113 page book on cayenne entitled "Curing With Cayenne". This herb elps every other herb work better because it stimulates the circulation of blood to get the herbs and nutrition to the cells. Cayenne also reduces blood pressure, stops fainting and hemorrhaging, is thefirst-aid for strokes and heart attacks and relieves the pain of angina pectoris by getting more blood to the heart muscle itself.Schulze: "Cayenne is used if the person is feeling faint, or if they are going to pass out, or if they are getting shaky and you want to get them stimulated, and if more blood to the head will bring them back to earth. Cayenne and ginger are used for strokes and brain damage.If I could have one thing, it would be cayenne pepper. Because cayenne pepper and/or ginger stimulate the cerebral circulation.This is a first-aid for stroke, because cayenne immediately reduces the blood pressure and stimulates the circulation. I’ve had patients I got to within hours of having a stroke. I immediately administered cayenne. I would say a tablespoon three times a day at least for the first couple of days. Then you can stay on a teaspoon three or fourtimes a day. Cayenne pepper is the first thing you want to think of, and ginger. Ginger is also very effective. . . . It’s felt that ginger goes to the smaller blood vessels and capillaries and increases your peripheral circulation, and that cayenne goes to the heart more.Cayenne stops hemorrhaging. There's the story of a case where the application of a strong cayenne powder stopped excessive bleeding in 2 seconds.I used cayenne and other herbs to save a woman who was dying of coronary collapse. . . . If you have heart disease, you should have cayenne pepper in your house, your car, your office, and your briefcase at all times. I have had at least 20-30 patients over the years who have had astroke right in my waiting room. . . . I saw his blood vessels enlarge, then explode right in front of me. Then he fell to the floor with a stroke. I gave him a mouthful of cayenne tincture, and he walked home.I have seen many patients, in the midst of a stroke, come out of it right away, by immediately giving them cayenne pepper.A heaping tablespoon in a glass of warm water, or 10 dropperfuls of tincture. This is also the treatment and dosage for someone having a heart attack.Cayenne is most effective for heart and blood circulation problems, and for angina pectoris, palpitations, and cardiac arrhythmia. It’s a miracle for congestive heart failure. It is a specific for anyone who has any type of circulatory problems, such as high or low blood pressure, elevated cholesterol, triglycerides and fats, even varicoseveins.With the heart, cayenne is great for prevention as well as for the treatment of disease. It relieves the pain of angina pectoris by helping to get more blood to the heart muscle itself. And, if a person has a heart attack, cayenne is the surest first aid remedy. I have had around a hundred people actually save their lives by using a tablespoonful of cayenne pepper in a glass of warm water, or 10dropperfuls of the tincture, and drinking it down fast. In every case, it brought the person right out of it with minimal damage, some with no damage at all."Sam Biser: "Does cayenne have any effect on sugar?Schulze: "Yes, just by stimulating the circulation, making your blood flow better. One of the things that happens with diabetics is that the circulation of their blood gets horrible. Sometimes, they even have their extremities amputated in serious cases. . . . When you havebetter circulation, you have better hormonal communication between your endocrine organs, such as the pancreas. If your blood is thick, it takes longer for your organs to get the chemical feedback messages they depend on.Cayenne tincture saved a six week old baby on the edge of not breathing and another one that wasn’t breathing well. Midwives in Utah put alittle cayenne salve on their hands and rub it into every newborn babies back. They say it is the greatest for bringing babies to the planet."Dr. Richard Schulze ND MH

Heather Anderson <themuse wrote:

Hello All

A question if I may please. I am currently being treated by a naturopath who believes in the D` Adamo "Eat Rite For Your Type" Dietary Programme. Many of the "cures" that I see upon this list is against the D`Adamo programmes philosophy of "harmful lectins" for my blood type , even though many upon this list ( of varied blood groups) find them invaluable regardless of blood type . For example, I am an "A" blood group and have some heart arrhythmia problems and I notice that there is a mention of a cayenne pepper tincture which is beneficial for the heart as well as many other tincture recipes found in the file section, but I have been told by the naturopath that it is not good for me as it will go against me and thicken my blood (per D`Adamo's theory). Needless to say I am not totally convinced by it.

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