Herbal Remedies - cayenne as an emetic?

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In a message dated 3/30/2004 4:27:18 PM US Mountain Standard Time, drcrandall writes:

 

I decided to quit doing the drops of cayenne tincture, bite the bullet and just take a dropperful in a little water. Welllllll, about 60 seconds later, I’m holding a bowl and getting ready to throw up. About 5 minutes later and I was OK again. Tried it again this morning, same thing only I actually threw up. I’d drank some water earlier so that’s what came up with the pepper ow ow ow J Both of these times was on an empty stomach so I’m guessing that is not the thing to do. Has anyone else had this happen? I have a strong stomach normally.

 

Now my real question is: cayenne is suggested for a person having a heart attack or a suspected stroke. Would this happen in these situations? Has anyone actually used cayenne for these conditions? I wouldn’t think vomiting would be a good reaction during a heart attack or stroke. Also, if the person isn’t used to hot stuff, would they start coughing etc.?

 

I’m not doubting the use of cayenne for these conditions but I’d kinda like to get a handle on the practicality of it especially after this vomiting experience.

 

Anna

Some people are more sensitive to cayenne than others. Most people do not have this reaction Anna. I hiccup and then its over and I go on about my day!

 

I have used a combination of cayenne tincture and the brain formula in an elderly man who was having a stroke...my old neighbor, he had several strokes in a few weeks time and the doctors were not helping him and sent him home, he was in bad shape, speech slurring, one side was losing use, etc... Anyway his wife came and got me and I gave her the goods and expalined to her how to administer them, to keep me out of trouble! I was right there and she did it just perfect and the next day he was getting around outside and a few days later he was riding his bike and talking just fine.. This was like 4 years ago maybe 3... and he is still just fine. No more strokes since.

 

He had no vomiting... Once the initial dose was in by dropper he then sipped teas the rest of the day with the tinctures in them and so on...

 

It works!

 

God Bless,

Jamie in AZ

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Anna,

I take it in a GOOD swallow of water... then it usually is no problem except for being hot... how much are you putting in.... a dropperful? that is what I do. The first time, yeah, thought the world was coming to an end for me...lol.. (tried it straight) I usually take another swallow of water or juice after.. another way is add it to your dose of total tonic... makes it a bit hotter but.... oh, and you can do this in a swallow of distilled water also.. you eventually get used to it... (to an extent)... I still have the "hot" mouth but no other reactions.

SuziDrCrandall <drcrandall wrote:

 

 

I decided to quit doing the drops of cayenne tincture, bite the bullet and just take a dropperful in a little water. Welllllll, about 60 seconds later, I’m holding a bowl and getting ready to throw up. About 5 minutes later and I was OK again. Tried it again this morning, same thing only I actually threw up. I’d drank some water earlier so that’s what came up with the pepper ow ow ow J Both of these times was on an empty stomach so I’m guessing that is not the thing to do. Has anyone else had this happen? I have a strong stomach normally.

 

Now my real question is: cayenne is suggested for a person having a heart attack or a suspected stroke. Would this happen in these situations? Has anyone actually used cayenne for these conditions? I wouldn’t think vomiting would be a good reaction during a heart attack or stroke. Also, if the person isn’t used to hot stuff, would they start coughing etc.?

 

I’m not doubting the use of cayenne for these conditions but I’d kinda like to get a handle on the practicality of it especially after this vomiting experience.

 

Anna*Your Health Is In Your Hands*

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I've read on a few different web sites people have claimed they've brought back people who have just DIED using cayenne.

Dr. Schulze claims he's NEVER lost a heart attack patient he's given cayenne to.

If the situation arose, I'd shove cayenne down some ones throat!

 

Candace

 

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Tuesday, March 30, 2004 9:33 PM

Re: Herbal Remedies - cayenne as an emetic?

actually I can't see that helping with a heart attackwhen your in the process of having one the last thingyou need is to be distracted and loose it I was in somuch pain all I wanted was a smoke and a cup of coffeeto try and relax picture a 250 pound man standing onyour chest with one foot in the center of your ribs,Pepper is the last thing you want or need.and what are you going to tell the cops he was havinga heart attack so i gave him a Jalapeno thats why hisface is so red....--- DrCrandall <drcrandall wrote:> I decided to quit doing the drops of cayenne> tincture, bite> the bullet and just take a dropperful in a little> water.> Welllllll, about 60 seconds later, I'm holding a> bowl and> getting ready to throw up. About 5 minutes later> and I was> OK again. Tried it again this morning, same thing> only I> actually threw up. I'd drank some water earlier so> that's> what came up with the pepper ow ow ow :-) Both of> these> times was on an empty stomach so I'm guessing that> is not> the thing to do. Has anyone else had this happen? > I have a> strong stomach normally.> > > > Now my real question is: cayenne is suggested for a> person> having a heart attack or a suspected stroke. Would> this> happen in these situations? Has anyone actually> used> cayenne for these conditions? I wouldn't think> vomiting> would be a good reaction during a heart attack or> stroke.> Also, if the person isn't used to hot stuff, would> they> start coughing etc.?> > > > I'm not doubting the use of cayenne for these> conditions but> I'd kinda like to get a handle on the practicality> of it> especially after this vomiting experience.> > > > Anna> > *Your Health Is In Your Hands* > > > > Finance Tax Center - File online. File on time.http://taxes./filing.htmlFederal Law requires that we warn you of the following: 1. Natural methods can sometimes backfire. 2. If you are pregnant, consult your physician before using any natural remedy. 3. The Constitution guarantees you the right to be your own physician and toprescribe for your own health. We are not medical doctors although MDs are welcome to post here as long as they behave themselves. Any opinions put forth by the list members are exactly that, and any person following the advice of anyone posting here does so at their own risk. It is up to you to educate yourself. By accepting advice or products from list members, you are agreeing to be fully responsible for your own health, and hold the List Owner and members free of any liability. Dr. Ian ShillingtonDoctor of NaturopathyDr.IanShillington

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Well, I sure hope if you ever have one that someone doesn't have your same point of view and lets you die.... cayenne will bring back a person on a full blown heart attack.. and sometimes minutes, seconds are all you have while hoping any help arrives. I would give it any way I could - down the 'hatch" or even pour some on the neck hoping it would penetrate or absorb if need be.

Suzi

Golden Phoenix <golden_phoenix42 wrote:

actually I can't see that helping with a heart attackwhen your in the process of having one the last thingyou need is to be distracted and loose it I was in somuch pain all I wanted was a smoke and a cup of coffeeto try and relax picture a 250 pound man standing onyour chest with one foot in the center of your ribs,Pepper is the last thing you want or need.and what are you going to tell the cops he was havinga heart attack so i gave him a Jalapeno thats why hisface is so red....

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I have a co-worker that is about 21 yrs old. One day a while back, she had such a migraine that she was throwing up. One of her eyes looked bloodshot. Had us all pretty worried. Out of desparation, I gave her a couple drops of cayenne tincture (I carry it with me all the time). Within a very short time, her headache was gone and she had stopped vomiting. Of course, her mouth felt like the 7th level of Hell, but it was a good trade off.

 

JohnCandace Podratz <CandaceAndBrock wrote:

 

I've read on a few different web sites people have claimed they've brought back people who have just DIED using cayenne.

Dr. Schulze claims he's NEVER lost a heart attack patient he's given cayenne to.

If the situation arose, I'd shove cayenne down some ones throat!

 

Candace

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