Lobelia and cayenne

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I too always carry lobelia and cayenne with me. I so wished I had known the healing properties of lobelia 3 years ago when a dear friend of mine had his first seizure in my kitchen. As an ambulance officer I know the drills of what to do, however we do not have the means of stopping a seizure in its tracks. Since that unfortunate incident I started looking into ways of being able to do more (and yes, it is not in our protocols of course but if the occassion arises, accommodating my patient would be my priority, not any protocol). A few drops in the mouth sublingually (if possible) and rub 1 dropperful in the neck where skull connects to neck. Ambulance crew will take care from then onwards.

If one gets caught out in a spot where someone suddenly has a heart attack, give up to 1 oz in the mouth, and by the time the ambulance arrives (if you are lucky enough to be able to raise the alarm of course) the patient should be well on his/her way to recovery.

 

Hanneke ~ Australia

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lobelia for seizure, cayenne for heart attack.

Cayenne deals with heart,circulation, blood, some pains...capsicum is known to be unequalled in promoting outstanding blood circulation. It revitalizes cells, arteries, veins and the heart. Capsicum increases the resistance of blood vessels in the body to harmful bacteria and further, research reports that capsicum strengthens the vessels and provides a constricting action which improves low blood pressure. Because of it's abilities to increase circulation, capsicum is even recommended as being useful for warming up chilled feet by putting it inside shoes.

This red herb has also been commonly used as a food because of it's abilities to aid digestion. It increases the action of the stomach and intestines, promoting more energy intake from food consumption. In addition, capsicum can be used in correcting alcoholism without habit forming or narcotic effects. Scientific studies indicate that when capsicum is applied externally, such as in a cream, it can bring relief from pain. This herb relieves pain by increasing the blood flow to the area to which it is applied. Because of this stimulating action, capsicum in a cream has shown to relieve nerve pain that is associated with diabetes and provide relief of sore muscles. The hot stimulating properties of this pepper make it useful in clearing mucus, eliminating headaches and circulating the blood. Capsicum seems to have an anti-inflammatory property and has also been found to protect the lung tissue. In this way it has shown to cut the recovery time of colds and flus in half when taken liberally in the early stages of these diseases.

lobelia is commonly used as a respiratory stimulant for asthma and bronchitis, LOBELIA is an Anti-Spasmodic and a Bronchial Dilator and Expectorant. As an Anti-Spasmodic, it is 2nd to NONE, and will RELAX the ENTIRE Body and Organs. It is the GREATEST Herb for Lungs Problems!

bcamlps wrote:

Which one for the seizure? and heart attack? or will both work in each case?

 

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look for Cayene or peppers. all hot peppers cpntain capsicum.

love.. granny lee

 

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Kelli Bever

RE: [herbal remedies] Re: Lobelia and cayenne

 

I also am very interested in the capsicum. Can this be made into a tea? A tincture?

Would the tincture be with alcohol or ACV? What are the various options? I know I'm

asking a lot of basic questions, and maybe I need to be pointed to a general source

where I can educate myself!

 

I tried to find capsicum on herbalcom.com and found "capsicum annum" listed 4

times for 3 different prices, all from the USA and same quantity. Anyone familiar

with herbalcom.com know what the deal is with that? (Or suggestions on other sources?)

 

Sorry for all the questions. I'm new to all this. My husband is expecting to see pots

and jars all over the kitchen any day now, and I don't want to disappoint him!

 

Thanks,

Kelli

 

 

 

 

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