Bob , Have you used this protocol i would be very interested in experimenting with this i have some stomach issues so if i could use use a patch that would great i would be using this for circulation problems . I have used capsaicin once on a sore ankle and put my boot on over it by the time i got to work and was climbing up the ladder i had to get down and take my boot off and just wear a sock for the rest of the day. Pat i hope you are better . Thanks Ted On Sat, May 22, 2010 at 5:55 PM, Bob Banever <bbane...@earthlink.net> wrote:
> Renee, > > Actually studies show that an external patch of capsaicin can also > stop a heart attack. It gets absorbed very quickly and by bypassing the > mouth the hot sensation is eliminated. > > ----- Original Message ----- > *From:* Renee <gaiac...@gmail.com> > *To:* silver-list@eskimo.com > *Sent:* Saturday, May 22, 2010 5:04 PM > *Subject:* Re: CS>Tincture of Cayenne > > Pat--cayenne tincture is perfect for real heart attacks and strokes. It > will absolutely stop them--but you need far more than 2 or 3 drops! It > takes 2 or 3 DROPPERS full to stop them. Or a glass of water with a > tablespoon of hot pepper powder. Sometimes even 2 of those, depending on the > results. And yes--it's hot--but that's exactly what you need. It blows > open the arteries so that the blood can flow. Now you know why. :-) > > A funny side story--my father was like me in that he didn't like hot foods > or spices. We never eat them. Now, Dad was diabetic for over 20 years and > never had a problem, in that his medicine kept it under control. But then > at 76 things started spiraling down for him, many things going on at once. > He actually did take a heart attack and had a stent put in. > > So I gave Mom and bottle of my home made hot pepper tincture to have on > hand "just in case". > > Mom and I had gone shopping and when we walked back into her house, Dad was > in his chair, but totally out of it. No response. I thought he'd had > another heart attack and had Mom run and get the tincture. > > I opened Dad's mouth and put a dropper in. Gave it a second. No > response. I opened up his mouth again and gave another dropper. No > response. I opened his mouth a third time to put a dropper full in and his > hand slowly raised up, in a stop gesture. So I didn't put any more in. > > The ambulance got there and rushed him to ER. We followed. It turned out > that instead of a heart attack, he'd gone into a diabetic coma. > > They got him straightened out, and sent him home the next day. > > What was funny about this?--Well, when Dad got home he very hoarsely > whispered "they must have scratched my throat when they put something down > it, because it hurts". > > Lolol I hadn't the courage to tell him they didn't put a thing down his > throat, that had been my hot pepper tincture! He was hoarse for 3 days. > :-) > > Samala, > Renee > > *-------Original Message-------* > > > > Well, I'm still alive today, so I guess last night's event was caused by > stomach rather than heart. > > My advice....don't ever use tincture of cayenne straight! > > >
