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flu season

Postby teetsao on Fri Oct 30, 2009 11:53 am

just in time for the new flu season. make sure to get as much sunshine on your skin as possible and take your vit. d3, 1000-3000 mg. a day. and whatever you do,dont take the flu vaccination. here is a short article i penned.


"let thy food be thy medicine"
-hippocrates

As the 2009 cold and flu season is upon us, and horror stories in the news of the "swine flu" cirrculate, I would like to share a little known home remedy with you that has been known to work wonders. Let me start off by saying this: don't fall victim to all the hype about the "swine flu". If you do the reasearch you will find that there are only 60 reported deaths in the past few years directly related to the "swine flu" , However there are many different strains of the flu and 1000s' die every year from it's effects. Prevention is the best weapon ie; wash hands frequently, healthy diet, exercise, rest, chi kung and grateful prayer go a long way. The remedy I will share today is a garlic based preparation that is used at the first signs of a cold or flu, but can also be used as a preventative, to bolster the immune system.

garlic (da suan)
bulbus ali sativi
energy and flavor: warm; acrid
properties:anthelminitic, nutrient, antibacterial, antifungal, tonic

Garlic's history of medicinal use goes back at least 5000 yrs. Garlic's documented anti-bacterial, anti-viral properties date back to ancient egypt and early chinese culture. Records in an ancient inscritption in the great pyramid of Cheops state that the sum of 1600 talents of silver-equivalent to $30 million US dollars today- were paid to supply the workers with garlic, onions and radishes while the pyramid was being constructed. Another cool story is that during the bubonic plague in 1722 in marseilles, France there were 3 thieves going around robbing the homes of the dead. They were immune to the effects of the plague. They were caught and sentenced to death, but were offered clemency for the secret for not being effected. Their secret was 50 cloves of garlic soaked in 3 pints of wine vinegar, which they rubbed on the face, hands,arms,clothes and drank before they went out. The authorities passed this info on to the public and many were saved. Ok, enough history and on to the formula:

Take 3/4 lb. of each of the following; garlic, white onion, horseradish root, and ginger root. Chop all finely and place in a 1 gal. jar. Now add 4 tbls. of cayenne pepper, preferably african bird, the hottest you can get. Fill the jar the rest of the way with applecider vinegar, let set for 2-3 weeks agitating daily. Use 1 oz. every other day as a boost during the flu season, or if you feel something coming on, 3-5 oz. before bed. It goes without saying that organic is preferable. Honey can be added to taste. I hope this will help. If you liked this article or didn't, please e-mail feedback to: taochi123@yahoo.com, You can also enter your questions or comments on this journal and I will be happy to reply. Until next time GOD bless you all.
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Re: flu season

Postby raipizo on Fri Oct 30, 2009 10:13 pm

i would prefer this to the getting the swine flu shot, definately after hearing how bad those flu shots are for you.
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Re: flu season

Postby raipizo on Sat Oct 31, 2009 8:22 pm

thanks man, i may try this
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Re: flu season

Postby Wind on Wed Nov 04, 2009 9:37 pm

Whatever you do, DO NOT get the flu shot, swine or seasonal. Very bad shit in those or any vaccine really.
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Re: flu season

Postby tkdmaster on Thu Nov 05, 2009 5:32 am

I am brewing this as we speak. It only cost $12 bucks for all the ingredients. The hardest was part was cleaning the Horseradish root. Thanks for the recipe.
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Re: flu season

Postby teetsao on Thu Nov 05, 2009 2:41 pm

you are very welcome. i hope all of you enjoyed the article. i am trying my hnd at writing articles. i have submitted some to different magazines,but no one is interested right now. i might just put them on here.
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Re: flu season

Postby tkdmaster on Fri Nov 06, 2009 9:05 am

Everything is very helpful to me. I read them all so any suggestions are taken seriously.
Thanks again for everything,
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Re: flu season

Postby tkdmaster on Tue Nov 10, 2009 8:21 am

Rod, my flu brew is still brewing but the question is.......it's in a sealed gallon jar that I shake once a day but do I need to refrigerate it? I assume not as the vinegar, Horse radish and garlic could kill a Bull Moose. Just wondering?
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Re: flu season

Postby teetsao on Sat Nov 14, 2009 1:09 pm

no,you dont have to refridegerate it. just let is sit in the cupboard.i have mine on a wire rack in the kitchen along with all my other herbs. as far as i know it will keep forever.
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Re: flu season

Postby tkdmaster on Sun Nov 15, 2009 7:53 am

You strain it as you drink it don't you? ......
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Re: flu season

Postby raipizo on Sun Nov 15, 2009 3:27 pm

well not forever..., but most likely far longer than it will take you to use it all.
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Re: flu season

Postby teetsao on Sun Nov 15, 2009 9:43 pm

yes. but i dont think you have to worry as almost all of sedimant sinks to the bottom after it sits for a few months.
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Re: flu season

Postby tkdmaster on Sat Nov 21, 2009 12:18 pm

OMG! I had my first swig a few minutes ago and it was like someone had opened the gates of H*@#LL and poured it down my throat! My eyes almost exploded and my throat was on FIRE! DO you really down a shot every other day? Do your friends say you smell like you just got back from the Olive Garden....Wow!
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Re: flu season

Postby teetsao on Sun Nov 22, 2009 8:06 am

lol, yeah it is rough. dilute it with a few oz. of hot water then down it. makes it take longer to get down,but takes some of the bite off.
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Re: flu season

Postby raipizo on Sun Nov 22, 2009 8:34 am

Lmao, haven't tried this myself but i had to lol :lol:
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