Guest guest Posted April 29, 2009 Report Share Posted April 29, 2009 Don't know what I can write don't want dropped- I think this is something that is good. UR Right on about the onions and garlic the other stuff I don't like, though you can change and alter some in exchange for what you don't care for.You can take Swedish Bitters found in the health food stores usually comes in a large big bottle (liquid) great for the flu and many other ailments. I've taken it I swear by it. Ingredients: ALOE - Used as a laxative. Also for burns, sunburn, wounds and insect bites. Tonic for the female reproductive system. Helps expel worms. MYRRH - Stimulates the production of white blood corpuscles and has a direct anti-microbial effect therefore helping the natural process of defense. Used for mouth infections e.g. ulcers and gingivitis. Also for boils and wounds. Problems of the sinus, pharynx, larynx and respiratory system. Used in treatment of glandular fever and the common cold. Helps support the digestive system especially with flatulence. SAFFRON - Sedative. Relieves flatulence and stimulates the appetite, regulates menstrual flow and uterine hemorrhaging. SENNA LEAF - Mainly used in the treatment of constipation. CAMPHOR - Respiratory stimulant and cardiac tonic. Calms the nerves and is used to counter rheumatism. RHUBARB ROOT - Used to treat constipation. Its astringent effect cleanses the digestive tract, removing debris. Antiseptic. ZEDOARY- Used for flatulence, colic and debility of the digestive organs. MANNA - Gentle laxative and tonic. THERIAC VENEZIAN- Used as an antidote for venomous bites. CARLINE THISTLE ROOT - Used to treat bronchitis, prostate problems and rheumatism. Is a diuretic, tonic, stomachic and antibiotic. ANGELICA ROOT - Used for coughs and colds, pleurisy and bronchitis, influenza and fevers. Eases intestinal colic and flatulence. Has been used in anorexia nervosa. Helps ease rheumatic inflammations as well as cystitis. Helps the skin eliminate toxins.Directions Internally: To assist as a preventative, take according to the "old manuscript" in the morning and evening, 1 teaspoonful diluted with water. For indisposition of any kind, 3 tablespoons diluted with water can be taken. For serious diseases, 2 to 3 tablespoons are taken as follows: 1 tablespoon diluted with half a cup of herb tea, half of it is sipped half an hour before and the other half an hour after each meal. Compress: According to area, a piece of cotton wool or gauze is moistened with Swedish Bitters and applied to the affected area which has been well covered with lard or Calendula ointment. A slightly larger piece of plastic is put over it to prevent the clothes from getting stained. Then a cloth is wound around or a bandage is used. The compress can be left on, depending on illness, for 2 to 4 hours. If tolerated, the compress can stay on overnight. After removal the skin is powdered. Should people with sensitive skin still develop a rash, the compresses have to be used for a shorter period only or moistened for a time. People who are allergic to plastic should leave it off. Never forget to grease the skin beforehand. If an itching rash has already developed it can be treated with Calendula ointment.*there are other herbs on occasion added/omitted.**Instead of Aloe, Genetian root or Wormwood powder may be used. ***Only natural Camphor should be used.Swedish Bitters Recipe 10 gm. Aloe5gm. Myrrh0.2gm. Saffron10 gm. Senna leaves10 gm. Camphor10 gm. Angelica roots 10 gm Zedvoary roots10 gm. Manna10 gm. Theriac venezian5 gm. Carline Thistle roots10 gm Rhubarb roots This mixture is put into a wide-necked 2 liter bottle and 1 1/2 liter of 38% to 40% rye or fruit spirit are poured over it. The bottle is left standing in the sun or near the stove for 14 days and shaken daily. The liquid is then strained and poured into small bottles, well stoppered and stored in a cool place. This way it can be left in the bottle until needed. The longer it stands in the bottle, the more effective it becomes! Shake well before use! Alternatively some of the liquid can be strained into a small bottle and used as needed for many years. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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