For those interested in knowing how I successfully used
Blood root + ZnCl + wheat dough + H2O, send an email.
In my opinion, blood root methodology is not for the faint
of heart.
Joseph
At 09:24 PM 03/31/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>
> (A FOLK REMEDY)
>
> NOTE: NO CLAIMS CAN BE LEGALLY MADE ABOUT THE BLACK SALVE. THIS
> INSTRUCTIONAL DOCUMENT HAS BEEN PREPARED AS A NARRATION OF WHAT USERS HAVE
> REPORTED TO BE THE MOST EFFECTIVE WAY TO USE THE SALVE AS A FOLK REMEDY
AND
> WHAT SOME HAVE REPORTED AS RESULTS. IT IS NOT INTENDED AS A REPORT OF
> SCIENTIFIC STUDIES AND IT IS NOT OFFERED AS ENDORSED BY THE AMA OR THE
FDA.
> IT IS INTENDED TO BE AN HONEST REPORT OF WHAT IS KNOWN FOR THOSE WHO ARE
> INTERESTED.
>
>
> HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
>
> In 1890, Tom McCrorey was diagnosed by physicians as having incurable,
> cancerous tumors on his neck. They refused to operate, not wanting to risk
> his jugular vein. Tom said he paid attention to a repeated dream that came
> to him about how to make a medicine to cure himself. He obtained the
> elements and herbs for the medicine from some gypsies traveling through
> Texas at the time, mixed up a black salve and applied it to his tumors.
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