26. Flu Bomb
PRECISE ANSWERS
Natural Remedies,
FLU BOMB
TREATS:
• FLU
• PLEURISY
• PNEUMONIA
• BRONCHITIS
• A DHMA¹/SINUS/COLD
(¹DIMETHYLHEXYLAMINE)
INGREDIENTS:
1.GARLIC
2.GINGER
3.EUCULYPTUS OIL 🛢
4.CAYENNE PEPPER 🌶
5. LEMON 🍋 JUICE
6. HONEY 🍯
7. HOT WATER 💧
Transcript:-
0:00 Now we're going to have a look at
0:03 garlic.
0:05 Garlic is a very potent
0:08 antibiotic.
0:09 In fact, the research is showing garlic is six
0:12 times more powerful than tetracycline.
0:14 And that's a
0:15 common antibiotic. To use it as an
0:18 antibiotic you would need probably about
0:20 three of those a day.
0:22 Now if someone says my gut couldn't
0:24 handle three of those a day, what you can
0:26 do, is you can get a bowl of hot soup.
0:28 Grate it into the soup and that will
0:30 just take the edge off it.
0:33 If a person cannot handle it raw or
0:36 something delicious to put into your
0:38 baked potato is to grate this straight
0:40 into
0:41 say on this very fine on the fine grater
0:44 grate it straight into olive oil
0:47 and then spoon that mix into your baked
0:49 potato. Very very nice.
0:52 And some people choose to do the
0:54 antibiotic sandwich, which is a slice of
0:56 sourdough spelt toast
0:59 olive oil on that and then grate this
1:02 whole clove of garlic under the slice
1:05 and then
1:07 avocado and tomato it is very delicious .
1:10 It's almost like a little mini pizza,
1:12 isn't it?
1:14 And what happens is the bread underneath
1:16 and the
1:17 olive oil
1:18 underneath and then on top you've got
1:20 the avocado and tomato calms it down a
1:22 little bit.
1:25 But i'm going to give you the recipe for
1:26 the flu bomb
1:29 or you can take the flu bomb.
1:32 So the flu bomb can be used for
1:36 bronchitis. It can be used for asthma. It
1:38 can be used for the flu. It can be used
1:40 for pleurisy. It can be used for
1:43 pneumonia. It can be used for
1:45 sinus or a head cold.
1:48 The first ingredient is garlic. And the
1:50 garlic is crushed.
1:53 I'm not putting an amount on there
1:55 because some people can handle
1:59 that much garlic. Some people can only
2:01 handle half that garlic. So it depends
2:04 what you can handle.
2:07 The next ingredient is ginger 🫚.
2:10 And the ginger is usually well it can be
2:13 finely grated.
2:15 And usually the ginger is about a
2:17 quarter of a teaspoon.
2:21 The next ingredient is eucalyptus oil. If
2:24 you don't have eucalyptus oil, you can
2:26 use tea tree oil.
2:28 And it's one drop.
2:31 Next ingredient is cayenne pepper.
2:36 Now some people can handle half a
2:38 teaspoon. Some people can handle quarter
2:40 of a teaspoon. Some people can only
2:42 handle a little shake. So, that's up to
2:44 you, too.
2:46 The next ingredient is
2:48 lemon.
2:50 If the lemons are on the tree, I say use
2:52 the juice of a lemon. If they're a dollar
2:54 a lemon, maybe you use half a
2:57 half a lemon but basically lemon juice
2:59 you're using.
3:01 And
3:02 the last ingredient is honey and usually
3:04 it's approximately one teaspoon.
3:07 Even if you put in four teaspoons it
3:10 does not really
3:12 mask the other ingredients.
3:15 And then you mix that in about a third
3:17 of a cup of hot water.
3:23 Now if someone has a flu or a cold or a
3:25 sinus,
3:27 it's usually taking one of those three
3:29 times a day.
3:33 So, that's the flu bomb.
3:35 Usually by the third day, you don't need
3:38 it anymore.
3:39 That's quick. Isn't it?
3:42 It's quite potent,
3:45 but it works.
3:48 What about a baby? You can't give that to
3:50 a baby .
3:52 And as you saw,
3:53 as you saw in my lecture uh
3:56 last night, you also can't give a baby,
4:01 food.
4:02 So what can you do? You can finely slice
4:05 garlic and you can wrap it on the bottom
4:07 of the baby's foot.
4:09 Now this is a very large piece of
4:12 garlic. So maybe with a piece of garlic
4:16 that big you only need one and what I
4:19 would do to my babies, I'd get a little
4:21 piece of cloth like this
4:23 and I would put the garlic on the cloth
4:26 and then wrap the cloth over it and then
4:30 bind that
4:31 to the bottom of their feet and then put
4:33 their little sock or little shoe or
4:35 booty on that.
4:37 If you put a layer of cloth between the
4:39 baby's skin and the garlic, it will not
4:42 blister.
4:43 But if you don't, you will form a big
4:45 blister on the bottom of the baby's foot.
4:48 And the problem then is you can't put
4:50 any more garlic on
4:52 till the blister heals.
4:54 One lady heard about garlic on the
4:56 bottom of the foot and she grated it up,
4:59 put on the baby's foot. Oh she said "Yes, I
5:01 have a great big blister on the baby's
5:03 foot now."
5:05 But if you slice it like that
5:08 little by little, the garlic eases in
5:11 through the pores on the bottom of the
5:13 feet and the garlic knows where to go.
5:15 It'll go to the chest or it`ll go to the
5:18 to the the sinus areas and it can bring
5:20 relief. It can even help to break up
5:22 congestion in the chest.
5:25 So, my son James when he was a little boy,
5:27 he used to get a lot of chest colds ² and
5:29 I would put this on the bottom of his
5:31 feet. He's about two and three years old.
5:34 And I'd put a sock on and I'd put shoes on for him.
5:37 And I'd send him off to play and every
5:39 step he's taking , what's happening?
5:42 The garlic's going into his body. You can
5:44 smell the garlic on their breath within
5:46 a few minutes.
5:48 At the end of the day when I take James
5:50 shoes and socks off
5:52 and
5:53 I'd undo the bandage, the garlic looked
5:56 like a bit of dried out piece of yellow
5:58 leather. No juice left. It's all
6:02 it's all gone into James.
6:05 Now at the same time one has to
6:07 investigate why is my child getting so
6:09 many chest colds.
6:11 Well, we backed onto a swamp
6:13 and when James was four, we moved to a
6:16 mountain top and James no more had chest
6:19 problems.
6:21 So, if a child is getting recurrent chest
6:23 problems, you have to look and make sure
6:25 there's no mold in the house. You have to
6:27 make sure that you're in a clean, dry
6:29 area but also check that often children
6:33 get chest colds and sinus and
6:38 tonsils and asthma because of dairy and
6:41 we looked at that last night, too.
Addendum ◇ Ensure the child drink enough water daily and not dehydrated.
Note ² Most people know how to recognize symptoms of a common cold, which usually includes a runny nose, sneezing, watery eyes, and nasal congestion. A chest cold, also called acute bronchitis, is different.
A chest cold involves inflammation and irritation in the airways, so symptoms can be worse than a common cold. It affects the bronchial tubes of the lungs, and often develops as a secondary infection following a head cold.
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