cayenne

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Hi ,

Welcome to the list. The information I have read is that you should do a

colon cleanse first to make sure the colon is moving toxins and waste out of

the body before adding dead parasite bodies to it. :-) Once the colon is

moving several movements out a day, then do a parasite cleanse. After the

colon is moving things out and you have kill parasites, then do a kidney

cleanse before doing the liver/gallbladder cleanse. After you have gotten

to this step, if you do a monthly de-worming, then you should be ready to do

a liver/gallbladder cleanse anytime. But, what I have read is that you

should not cleanse a liver/gallbladder that has parasites in it. The

cleanse won't be as effective.

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> parasite cleanse?

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cayenne

Yes, ......I gashed my arm on barbed wire years ago while working with

my horses. I rinsed the wound (it wasn't that serious) then sprinkled on

ordinary cayenne powder and it seemed to form a cayenne 'scab'. Once, I

cut my finger in the kitchen pretty good, poured on the cayenne

powder......it didn't work.....I found out later that my husband had filled

the cayenne bottle with paprika.....he didn't think it would make that much

difference. (Hah!) Cayenne powder is the first thing I go for when I get

cut, then the bandaid. I have homemade cayenne tincture here and as yet

haven't tried the tincture form on a wound. The cayenne powder does not

hurt at all. Dr. Schulze uses the 90,000 heat unit cayenne which I'm sure

is most effective but I'm such a coward and have been using the usual 40,000

heat unit supermarket variety. betsy

wrote:

> Betsy

> Would you be willing to share some specific stories and explain how you

used

> the cayenne? (tincture? dry? poultice?)

> thanks in advance,

> rachel~

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ejones310@... writes:

> The best Cayenne Ive found is from Dr. Schulze (both

> liquid and dry). The dry is very hot and even a half a

> teaspoon is difficult to swallow in liquid.

> 1-800HERBDOC to order, The prices as cheaper than a

> vitamin store and quaility is better than anywhere else.

Whew - I just tried Dr. Schulze's cayenne for the first time one day last

week. It's definitely potent stuff! I diluted it even more than was

suggested and could still feel it quite strongly. That tells me that I'm

getting my money's worth out of it, that's for sure. I'd second Ed's

recommendation, definitely.

in health,

rachel~

The truth is incontrovertible. Malice may attack it and ignorance may deride

it, but in the end there it is. " Winston Churchill

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Thanks, Betsy, for that information (and for the laugh about your husband

replacing the cayenne with paprika!!).

I tend to put a lot of value on people's personal stories about how they've

used certain things, as opposed to just reading them in a technical article

or something. So thanks for sharing your own.

in health,

rachel~

In a message dated 3/21/02 8:19:05 PM Eastern Standard Time, westoo@...

writes:

> Yes, ......I gashed my arm on barbed wire years ago while working with

> my horses. I rinsed the wound (it wasn't that serious) then sprinkled on

> ordinary cayenne powder and it seemed to form a cayenne 'scab'. Once, I

> cut my finger in the kitchen pretty good, poured on the cayenne

> powder......it didn't work.....I found out later that my husband had filled

> the cayenne bottle with paprika.....he didn't think it would make that much

> difference. (Hah!) Cayenne powder is the first thing I go for when I get

> cut, then the bandaid. I have homemade cayenne tincture here and as yet

> haven't tried the tincture form on a wound. The cayenne powder does not

> hurt at all. Dr. Schulze uses the 90,000 heat unit cayenne which I'm sure

> is most effective but I'm such a coward and have been using the usual

> 40,000

> heat unit supermarket variety. betsy

>

The truth is incontrovertible. Malice may attack it and ignorance may deride

it, but in the end there it is. " Winston Churchill

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PEACEJ@... writes:

> I remember that the cayenne was in capsule form but don't remeber how much I

> used. It was not a Schulze product ( I didn't know him back then) and I

> don't remember the I.U. on it. I must have been taking a few pills at a

> time though.

Evidently a few too many! Yikes. Sorry you went through that. Sometimes

the learning process has some very uncomfortable effects! I had read similar

stories to that before and was quite cautious the first time I used the

Schulze Cayenne Tincture. I added it to lemon water in the morning - not

much, but BAM - it was hot! just going in, though, fortunately, not coming

out. :)

rachel~

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Hi Team!

Happy, Happy New Year to all of you!!! I have a couple of questions.

First, my HAWK health emails in my inbox won't open. I can click on a

message and they seem to load but won't open the text. It says " no

subject " in the lower left corner. All of my other emails sitting in my

inbox open fine. These are emails I have opened before but not finished

reading or filed. Any clues?

Next, my sister is demonstrating some symptoms of heart problems. I am

getting her to drink a lemon drink with cayenne in the morning but I

want to get more cayenne into her daily regimen (sp?). If I put some in

vegi caps for her, does anyone know how much I should give her?

Any other advice? I make sure she gets a big green salad almost every

night but we argue about her dressing choices. She eats very little

meat anymore (yeah) and she will even drink a glass of green smoothie!

(It may not seem like a lot, but her eating is light years from where

she was even last year.)

How long will the cayenne tincture last if I keep some in the fridge

for emergencies? Thanks for your help.

I pray each of you has a most excellent New Year and that 2009 is your

best year ever! Love and good health to you all.

Peace on earth.

Cheryl

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Happy New Year, Cheryl!

About the difficulty with the emails, I have them too occassionally

(did I spell that right?). When it happens, I open up another tab in

my browser and go to the groups main site, and reply from there. I

use Crazy Browser.

We take cayenne capsules daily, usually one or two. With the winter

season upon us, my son and I have been taking more. But be sure that

they are taken after meals. On an empty stomach, they can be a bit

irritating.

I've had tincture for months without it going bad. I tincture in raw

apple cider vinegar (again with the spelling???). But I don't keep it

in the fridge. Maybe I should?

Not much help, sorry. But keep us updated!

Peace, love, laughter

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> Hi Team!

>

> Happy, Happy New Year to all of you!!! I have a couple of

questions.

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But ... if it helps increase circulation, how does it help STOP bleeding??? I don't understand the mechanics in that.Ev"A hundred million miracles are happening every day!"

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I've wondered that myself. I don't really know. But I do know it

works. I've used it to stop some pretty major bleeding myself in the

past.

One of those mysteries of life. Like Stonehenge and Gumby.

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On Fri, Apr 30, 2010 at 6:35 AM, evelyn bailey <autumn3scorpio@...> wrote:

>

> But ... if it helps increase circulation, how does it help STOP bleeding???  I

don't understand the mechanics in that.

>

>

>

> Ev

> " A hundred million miracles are happening every day! "

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And get this; it's Good for Hemorrhoids. I grow it and grind it for my soups all winter long.

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I've wondered that myself. I don't really know. But I do know itworks. I've used it to stop some pretty major bleeding myself in thepast.One of those mysteries of life. Like Stonehenge and Gumby.Peace, love, laughterWe have an obligation to understand the ramifications of the things wedo, and to choose to do them -- or not -- with our eyes open.Discuss natural alternate health options at:health/and finally start feeling good about yourselfFollow our Political Science project called, "Homeless Not Helpless inHumboldt" at:homelessnothopelessinhumboldt/Look for me at FaceBook:http://www.facebook.com Ybarraand say "hi"Enter "The Mind of Guido" at:http://themindofguido.blogspot.com/and leave a commentOn Fri, Apr 30, 2010 at 6:35 AM, evelyn bailey <autumn3scorpiomsn> wrote:>> But ... if it helps increase circulation, how does it help STOP bleeding??? I don't understand the mechanics in that.>>>> Ev> "A hundred million miracles are happening every day!"

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And for ulcers! I just don't get it. I accept it, but don't get it.

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On Fri, Apr 30, 2010 at 7:04 AM, webriter <webriter@...> wrote:

>

> And get this; it's Good for Hemorrhoids.  I grow it and grind it for my soups

all winter long.

>

> I don't care if you hate me

> God Still loves me

> I can't wait to go home.

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I think it works like a styptic, it seals off the owie, so if you have a bed sore.....no, don't go there Katy.

~Katy

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-- Re: Fw: Cayenne

And for ulcers! I just don't get it. I accept it, but don't get it.Peace, love, laughterWe have an obligation to understand the ramifications of the things wedo, and to choose to do them -- or not -- with our eyes open.Discuss natural alternate health options at:health/and finally start feeling good about yourselfFollow our Political Science project called, "Homeless Not Helpless inHumboldt" at:homelessnothopelessinhumboldt/Look for me at FaceBook:http://www.facebook.com Ybarraand say "hi"Enter "The Mind of Guido" at:http://themindofguido.blogspot.com/and leave a commentOn Fri, Apr 30, 2010 at 7:04 AM, webriter <webriterverizon (DOT) net> wrote:>> And get this; it's Good for Hemorrhoids. I grow it and grind it for my soups all winter long.>> I don't care if you hate me> God Still loves me> I can't wait to go home.

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Huh.???Well, I likes me some mystery, so if it's wrapped in cayenne, I can likes that, too!Pffffft! <snort> Gumby! har!Ev"A hundred million miracles are happening every day!"> > I've wondered that myself. I don't really know. But I do know it> works. I've used it to stop some pretty major bleeding myself in the> past.> > One of those mysteries of life. Like Stonehenge and Gumby.> > Peace, love, laughter>

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Mystery herb indeed, thanks for the laugh.

~Katy

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God Still loves me

I can't wait to go home.

-- RE: Fw: Cayenne

Huh.???Well, I likes me some mystery, so if it's wrapped in cayenne, I can likes that, too!Pffffft! <snort> Gumby! har!Ev"A hundred million miracles are happening every day!"> > I've wondered that myself. I don't really know. But I do know it> works. I've used it to stop some pretty major bleeding myself in the> past.> > One of those mysteries of life. Like Stonehenge and Gumby.> > Peace, love, laughter>

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Capsicain activates the nerve endings in the mouth to open up arteries and capillaries. That's why one's face goes red immediately upon eating one of the cayenne varieties. If signs of a heart attack or stoke occur, the first thing is to take or administer a spoonful of cayenne. Teaspoon to a tablespoon....not important. The thing is to get it in the mouth were it activates the nerve endings and opens up the arteries. Wash it down with water. That done, call 911.

Dr. Schultz says it's most likely the heart attack symptoms will be gone before the medical team arrives and because the blood vessels to the heart were expanded, no or very little heart damage will be found. Yes, it will burn the mouth and tongue, which will heal with replaced cells, and it will hurt at the other end. It, too, will heal. Small price to pay for surviving a heart attack or stroke. Do not take the cayenne in capsule form as it does not activate the nerve endings in the mouth. Instead, the gelatin disolves in the stomach, releasing the cayenne where it won't do anything helpful, only creating sudden cramps. Throw away the capsuled cayenne. It is no help and a waste of money. The same principal with strokes. The cayenne (in the mouth) opens up blood flow to the brain preventing subsequent

brain damage.

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From: evelyn bailey <autumn3scorpio@...> Sent: Fri, April 30, 2010 9:32:33 AMSubject: RE: Fw: Cayenne

Huh.???Well, I likes me some mystery, so if it's wrapped in cayenne, I can likes that, too!Pffffft! <snort> Gumby! har!Ev"A hundred million miracles are happening every day!"> > I've wondered that myself. I don't really know. But I do know it> works. I've used it to stop some pretty major bleeding myself in the> past.> > One of those mysteries of life. Like Stonehenge and Gumby.> > Peace, love, laughter>

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Great information, thank you so much, I can'[t take ASA due to it's harshness, but cayenne I can take.

~Katy

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God Still loves me

I can't wait to go home.

-- RE: Fw: CayenneHuh.???Well, I likes me some mystery, so if it's wrapped in cayenne, I can likes that, too!Pffffft! <snort> Gumby! har!Ev"A hundred million miracles are happening every day!"> > I've wondered that myself. I don't really know. But I do know it> works. I've used it to stop some pretty major bleeding myself in the> past.> > One of those mysteries of life. Like Stonehenge and Gumby.> > Peace, love, laughter>

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Blood will clot when you bleed. Not when its circulating in the body. I think that's the way it goes. Someone correct me? Greg

From: evelyn bailey <autumn3scorpio@...>Subject: RE: Fw: Cayenne Date: Friday, April 30, 2010, 9:35 AM

But ... if it helps increase circulation, how does it help STOP bleeding??? I don't understand the mechanics in that.Ev"A hundred million miracles are happening every day!"

[Guest guest]

Usually the clotting factors will activate when the air hits them or when the blood stops circulating. It really has no where to circulate when it's out of the body and it's not so warm either. Blood needs warmth, motion and no air to stay in liquid form. Not only that, but if the bleeding is from an open wound to the body like a cut or stab wound, the body rushes the white cells and clotting factors to the site of the wound to help clot it and start the healing process of the wound. I always found it fascinating how the body just "knows" what to do at any given time, without our control. Such a beautiful machine.

Lynn

From: Greg

Sent: Friday, April 30, 2010 11:43 AM

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Subject: RE: Fw: Cayenne

Blood will clot when you bleed. Not when its circulating in the body. I think that's the way it goes. Someone correct me? Greg

From: evelyn bailey <autumn3scorpio@...>Subject: RE: Fw: Cayenne Date: Friday, April 30, 2010, 9:35 AM

But ... if it helps increase circulation, how does it help STOP bleeding??? I don't understand the mechanics in that.Ev"A hundred million miracles are happening every day!"

[Guest guest]

I think I get it.

If it increases circulation, then more platelets are getting exposed

to air, therefore more clotting in a cut or some such.

I think.......

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On 4/30/10, Greg <gkw12954@...> wrote:

>

> Blood will clot when you bleed. Not when its circulating in the body. I think

that's the way it goes. Someone correct me? Greg

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That's what's supposed to happen, no clots in blood vessels.

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-- RE: Fw: Cayenne Date: Friday, April 30, 2010, 9:35 AM

But ... if it helps increase circulation, how does it help STOP bleeding??? I don't understand the mechanics in that.Ev"A hundred million miracles are happening every day!"

[Guest guest]

Yes, God fearfully and wonderfully made us even if we are somewhat Im-perfect it's still a miracle.

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-- RE: Fw: Cayenne Date: Friday, April 30, 2010, 9:35 AM

But ... if it helps increase circulation, how does it help STOP bleeding??? I don't understand the mechanics in that.Ev"A hundred million miracles are happening every day!"

[Guest guest]

Why does someone always have to bring God into the topics. Always trying to ram God down our throats. I believe God might exist and then again he might not. That's just my scientific logical mind working. I hope he does, that's the way I was brought up. Then I became scientific. Lets keep religion to ourselves please.. Greg

From: evelyn bailey <autumn3scorpio@ msn.com>Subject: RE: [HAWK_Health_ Awareness] Fw: Cayennehawk_health_ awarenessDate: Friday, April 30, 2010, 9:35 AM

But ... if it helps increase circulation, how does it help STOP bleeding??? I don't understand the mechanics in that.Ev"A hundred million miracles are happening every day!"

[Guest guest]

Okay - weird. I try to clean up another post to respond, and it takes even the part I wanted. Technology! Can't live with it, can't bash it with a hammer...Alrighty, then, so - back to class. Were you (whoever, sorry) saying that if there is a breach in the outer containment device (!!), circulation shuts down while bleeding to the outside of the body commences? That seems radical. Wouldn't our hearts then be pumping, well, obviously not air, but ... empty? Because our hearts don't stop unless we do, literally, bleed out and die.Mind you, I'm not attempting to be deliberately obtuse about styptic reactions - I've used a styptic "pencil", and certainly I'm grateful that the body has responses that staunch the flow. (Yikes! Man or woman - shaving would become a new sort of "Russian Roulette", and Evie would be a semi-hairy beastie)!! I just am not grasping how a substance that increases circulation can manage to staunch flow, as well! Sounds contradictory, is all.But I repeat - nifty that it's so! Living in New Mexico, I'll be presumptuous enough to use the pronoun "we" - We like to hear grand things about chilies, all sorts of them!Ev"A hundred million miracles are happening every day!"

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Tsha.Mayhap I should read ALL the posts before I reply to one.Okay. I'm not ~quite~ sure I get this, but it gives me food for thought.Ev"A hundred million miracles are happening every day!"> > I think I get it.> If it increases circulation, then more platelets are getting exposed> to air, therefore more clotting in a cut or some such.> I think.......> > Peace, love, laughter>

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Usually the clotting factors will activate when the air hits them or when the blood stops circulating. It really has no where to circulate when it's out of the body and it's not so warm either. ~~~~Hah! Here, in June? I'd have to be running a fever to be so warm inside as it may be outside! Blood needs warmth, motion and no air to stay in liquid form. Not only that, but if the bleeding is from an open wound to the body like a cut or stab wound, the body rushes the white cells and clotting factors to the site of the wound to help clot it and start the healing process of the wound. ~~~~~Well, right - white cells and allies, sure. But when I was having some ~major~ work done in my mouth, I quit taking any herbals, at least two weeks before the procedure, that might have circulatory enhancing properties, since those tend to increase bleeding, as well. I always found it fascinating how the body just "knows" what to do at any given time, without our control. Such a beautiful machine.~~~~~Know what *I* really like? That if you open the right "doors" in your mind, you can take control of the autonomous functions!Ain't that a rock around the block?!!Beautiful, amazing, phenomenal 'chinery. Don't you just adore watching gymnasts, figure skaters, dancers, toddlers.....?Ev"A hundred million miracles are happening every day!"

Lynn_._,___