Dear Terri, If you have liver problems use cayeene wit caution until you know how your body will react. It is not a liver friendly herb according to Chinese medicine. I have overdone it myself on occasion and gotten some bad reactions. But I was getting to enthused and using a tablespoon at a time. For liver problems you want to use dandylion root teas and cofees, and eat the fresh leaves in salads and make teas from the leaves. Milk thistle is also a good liver herb, but the silyrubin that seems to be the active ingredient is in higher concentrations in dandelioin but it cant huert to do both. There are regular doctors down in Va. Beach working with the Edgar Cayce material who have taken patients need liver transplants and totally regenerated their livers using a combination of dandelions and milk thistle plus having the patients sit under castor oil packs over the liver several hours a day. Castor oil packs can be worth their weight in gold for any abdominal pains or disorders and so on. Keep one by my bed for tummy aches or female things. Have used a castor oil pack on my baby when she has had a one or two tummy problems. As a one year old after an episode of vomiting, and I put on the pack she actually would not let go of it after a while and instinctively pulled it to her. You make one using undyed flannel cloth and you soak it in castor oil and put it where it hurts and put a heating pad over it. Never fails. The Cayce people use them for all sorts of things. For the religious out here, the other name for castor oil is palma christi which means Palm or hand of Christ, and has been known for unusual curative powers for a long time. Cayce mentions it very often in the readings. Barb Michael Lee Finney [email protected] [email protected]
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