Coffee enema

Stimulates glutathione production, boost energy and
immune function, and bring mental clarity

Preparing the Coffee Enema: Take 3 Tablespoons organic ground coffee to 1 quart water. Let it boil for 3 minutes and then simmer for 20 minutes. Strain and use at body temperature. The daily amount can be prepared at one time.

The body should be lying down on right side, with both legs drawn close to the abdomen. Breathe deeply in order to suck the greatest amount of fluid into the necessary parts of the colon. It also helps to let all the air out of the lungs and suck the gut in and out while in this position. This is a retention enema. Please retain for 10-15 minutes.

Dr. Gerson found that all the caffeine is absorbed from the fluid within 10 to 12 minutes. It goes through the hemorroidal veins directly into the portal veins and into the liver.

Mustard Plaster

Ground mustard seeds contain chemicals and enzymes that, when combined with water, liberate compounds that encourage blood flow to the surface of the skin. The plaster also functions as a counter irritant, a substance that stimulates nerve endings on the skin, distracting the central nervous system from deeper-seated pain and relieving it. Plasters made with ground mustard are used to warm muscle tissues, especially deeper tissues, and to treat chronic aches and pains, such as those of arthritis.

Used For:

Treating area:

Temperature, Hot (110 F)
Time needed, 15 to 30 minutes

Avoid when:

• Allergy to mustard seed
• Sensitive skin
• Allergy to mustard seed
• Open skin (e.g., wound, rash, eczema)
• Any area where heat is contraindicated, such as in diabetic neuropathy or spinal cord injury.

Charcoal Poultice

Charcoal is an amazing substance. It adsorbs more poisons than any other substance known to mankind: lead acetate, strychnine, DDT, many drugs (including cocaine, iodine, penicillin, aspirin and phenobarbital) and inorganic substances (chlorine, lead, and mercury). It can adsorb thousands of times its own weight in gases, heavy metals, poisons, and other chemicals; thus it renders them ineffective and harmless. It can adsorb intestinal gas and deodorizes foul-smelling gases of various kinds. Charcoal can adsorb thousands of times its own weight in harmful substances. One teaspoonful of it has a surface area of more than 10,000 square feet.

Used For:

Tip:

• Take between 1-1½ tablespoons of powdered charcoal up to 3 times a day to relieve symptoms. Because food will reduce its effectiveness, take it between meals. Blend or swirl the charcoal in a glass of water and then drink it down; or mix it with olive oil and spoon it into mouth.

Procedure for poultice:

• Place equal parts of pulverized charcoal and flaxseed in a pot. Grind the flaxseed into a find powder first. It will make the mixture form a paste faster.
• Add enough water to form a thick paste and bring it slowly to a boil while stirring.
• Spread the paste on a cloth to completely cover the area.  Fold the cloth over so it looks like a poultice sandwich.
• The paste should be spread about one-quarter-inch thick and kept about one inch in from the edges of the cloth.
• Place over the area to be treated.
• Cover this with a piece of plastic at least one inch larger on all sides of the poultice.
• Secure in place with a bandage. You can use strips from an old sheet or towel, socks, scarf, etc.  
• Leave on overnight or 8 to 10 hours during the day.
• After removing the poultice, rub the skin with a cold cloth.

Notes:

• The amount of material needed for the poultice depends on the size of the area to be covered. A large area will require about 3 Tablespoons of charcoal and flaxseed.
• For small areas, such as a bee sting or spider bite, use only charcoal to make a paste. Flaxseed will dilute charcoal’s strength to adsorb toxins.
• As a poultice it is one of the best substances in poultices for mushroom poisoning, insect stings, brown recluse spider bites, black widow bites, and various types of snake bites
• Charcoal can be very messy. It can stain what come in contact with it. Use extra rags for precaution.
• A poultice can be made from regular charcoal. For internal purposes you will need to purchase or make activated charcoal.
• You can put the charcoal poultice into juice to make it more palatable.
• To pulverize you can place charcoal between a cloth and hit it with a hammer or stone, or use a blender. When using blender, be sure to wait until charcoal dust has settled before removing the lid. Charcoal dust will go all over.

Interesting note:

• Charcoal was placed in gas masks during World War I; and it effectively counteracted poison gas.
• Charcoal is used in water purification, air purification, and for removing undesirable odors and impurities in food. Charcoal is the most-used remedy when many different types of poisons may have been swallowed. It is also used for diarrhea and indigestion. It is used for jaundice of the newborn, poison oak and ivy reactions, and many other illnesses. All research studies show charcoal to be harmless when it is accidently inhaled, swallowed, or in contact with the skin. (But if enough is swallowed, it can cause a mild constipation.) No allergies to it have been reported. But it is best not to take charcoal longer than 12 weeks without stopping. Do not take it regularly for long periods of time.
• Charcoal from burned toast should never be used; since substances are present which are carcinogenic. Do not eat burned food. Charcoal briquettes are especially dangerous, because petro-chemicals have been added to them. The most effective type of charcoal is the activated form. This process renders it 2 to 3 times as effective as regular charcoal. First, the charcoal is ground very fine; and then it is placed in a steam chamber. This opens up the charcoal and exposes more of its surfaces, so it can adsorb much more. It must be stored in a tightly sealed container, because it readily adsorbs impurities from the atmosphere. (Leaving the top off a container of charcoal will partially purify the room it is in, to the degree that the air in the room comes in contact with the charcoal.)

After Dental Care

What you will need for the following proceedure:

1. a water pick
2. hot water, towels
3. empty syringe (barrel only, purchase at pharmacy)
4. pure salt or sterilized salt water
5. Dental Bleach

Our mouths are a seething cesspool of bacteria. If we open our mouth we do not see bacteria because they are too small to be seen by the eye and they like to live in and under plague, teeth and all the way down to the bone.

Our purpose of doing a dental clean-up is to kill all the bacteria that invade the deeper regions of the jaw bone. Bacteria will spawn in the decaying teeth and crevices under tooth fillings. From here they continue to seep throughout the body. They will be especially attracted to areas where there is inflammation (pain and swollen areas caused by toxicity and undigested food) and food (metals, toxins and actual food) so this includes tumors. If these bacteria personally inhabit tumors, making up part of their structure, the tap must be turned off before the disease can come to a halt.

Antibiotics cannot stop tooth decay which is brought on by bacteria because they do not reach the crevices in teeth. Why? Because there is no blood circulation there. This is the same reason they do not reach cavitations. So you will not find the use of antibiotics in this protocol.

Bacteria can be sealed into the tooth or gum when a cap, crown or filling is put into the mouth, but bacteria can actually be sealed into gum after a tooth has been removed. A deep wound is left after an infected tooth is pulled and even though most bacteria do leaven there are certain ones don’t. Here are a few things that are needed:

A few steps to consider:

1. Once out of dental chair rinse with Dental Bleach and when you get home.
   
2. Swish mouth with warm water. Heat will bring arterial blood.
3. Keep the cotton plug in place for you to bite down on and reduce bleeding, even while swishing. Don’t suction the water around forcefully. This could cause the blood clot that needs to form to dislodge. Slowly move the warm water around. Water squirting and swishing never dislodges the clot but strong suction or infection dislodges it.
4. At the same time apply a hot towel to the outside of the face where the dental work was done. Wringing a wash cloth out of the hottest water can endure. Or fill a plastic baggie halfway with hot water, zipping it securely. Do this for 30 to 40 minutes a day for a whole week. Do not miss a day because there is no pain. Remember the blood brings healing. It is common for dentists to recommend ice packing to reduce swelling, but swelling is less important than infection or pain.
5. Before going to see the dentist it is better to have a hardy meal and skip food for the next 24 hours. After surgery drink only water. After two days eat nothing with food particles in it. Here are a few suggestions:
   
   a) Chicken broth, filtered or vegetarian broth
   b) Herb teas, sweetened, filtered
   c) Fruit juice and vegetable, filtered
   d) Puddings
   
   Nearly all infections come from eating solid food. Try to keep food as sterile as possible. (If you need knowing how to sterilize food, just ask.) Try to focus on healing the site. Food, fingers in the mouth can bring in bacteria. Don’t even try to suck liquids through a straw and don’t allow the tongue to suck the wound site. As the anesthetic wears off there will be little pain as long as bacteria have been killed.
6. If a pain killer is needed choose a non-aspirin variety. Aspirin will encourage bleeding. If there is pain on the following days then infection has started. If pain subsides then infection has been cleared (bacteria removed). Dentists rely on antibiotics to clear up infection. I find this is not sufficient and can be addressed a more natural way.
7. At the end of the day the cotton plug can be thrown away.
8. After eating rinse mouth with a cup of very hot water to which add ¼ tsp. of salt. Fill syringe with hot salt water and squirt each extraction site several times. Some bleeding may occur. If infection has started bleeding may be a good thing to wash bacteria outward.
9. If pain (infection) has not cleared on the second day use a more forcible stream with the water pic using the lowest setting. Do this repeatedly until clear. Hot pack the outside of the face again.
10. Floss front teeth being gentle. You can make your own gentle floss. Store bought is often too harsh. After flossing clean these teeth with hand-rubbing using a dampened towel with water and oregano oil. Rinse with Dental Bleach several times in the day and bedtime.
11. Drinking blended solid foods with no chewing is allowed on the third day. Use water pic after each meal. Add hot water with a few drops of Lugol’s iodine or 1 tsp. of colloidal silver, or salt. Use low setting at first squirting each site carefully. Floss and brush teeth as mentioned before with fingers. You may notice how difficult it is to squirt out trapped food. If water pic is not successful and pain returns, you may wish to return to the dentist to find trapped food.
12. Just some thought on bleeding. A moderate amount is normal and caused by water pic is not too serious, but you can do this if you sense an emergency:
    a) Apply ice cubes wrapped in a paper towel or cheesecloth.
    b) Bite down on them till bleeding stops. Continue ice-packing for 4 hours.
    c) As soon as it is safe, return to hot packing. If bleeding does not stop go to the dentist or emergency room.