Date: September 22nd 2000

Online Health & Nutrition Newsletter Vol. 4. Issue 9c. Spirit of #
Health

Here is the Seventy First issue of our online #
newsletter, "Spirit of Health." We bring you articles which are #
always beyond the mainstream medical school of thought, and may #
be new to the alternative minded, as well.

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This week's newsletter is an article by Dr John R. #
Christopher on the Antsp Tincture (Antispasmodic) - [Nerve #
Sedative Concentrate].

Antsp Tincture (Antispasmodic) - [Nerve Sedative Concentrate] by #
Dr. John R. Christopher

Usages

1. Croup: As an aid for croup. Viral infection of the upper #
and lower airways causing difficulty in breathing in.

2. Apoplexy: The suddenness with which apoplexy comes #
necessitates the fastest therapeutic action. Cayenne pepper (one#
teaspoon to the cup) may be administered quickly; tincture of #
lobelia (three drops to one-half teaspoon, according to the size #
and age of the individual) should be given regularly; the #
antispasmodic tincture is excellent.

3. Asthma: Another helpful method is to take a vapor bath #
twice a week, inhaling steam from a decoction of cudweed ragwort,#
wormwood, or a decoction of the following herbs, taken warm, #
(equal parts) will prove very beneficial: elecampane root, #
horehounds, hyssop, skunk cabbage root, vervain, wild cherry bark#
(and to this preparation add tincture of lobelia or #
antispasmodic tincture).

4. Cough: It is very beneficial to massage the chest and #
across the back with antispasmodic tincture and to take six drops#
or more of the antispasmodic tincture several times each hour #
with a little distilled water. In addition, give a fourth cup or#
more of tea made of equal parts of wood betony, spearmint, #
peppermint, and catnip. (Give this two or three times a day.)

5. Earache: Place a few drops of tincture of lobelia #
(warmed) into each ear and plug with cotton. Substitute #
antispasmodic tincture or Black Cohosh Tincture Combination [B&B #
Tincture] if needed.

6. Hiccoughs: Relaxation is the most important thing, so #
drinking a mild nervine tea will help. Drinking a little orange #
juice is also helpful or take a teaspoon of onion juice. A few #
drops of antispasmodic tincture taken internally and rubbed on #
the chest area will often bring relief, as will a cayenne #
poultice on the chest area or black or blue cohosh tea.

7. General Uses: To be used in cases of convulsions, #
fainting, cramps, delirium tremors, hysteria, etc., also good for#
pyorrhea, mouth sores, coughs, throat infections, tonsillitis, #
etc.

8. Indigestion: Peppermint tea can soothe the digestive #
tract and eliminate gas. Add six to ten drops of lobelia or #
antispasmodic tincture.

9. Babies Convulsions: For baby convulsions, place a drop or#
two of the tincture on the tip of a clean finger and place it in#
the baby's mouth. This should stop the spasms immediately.

10. Rheumatism: The antispasmodic tincture is often applied #
externally for swellings and rheumatism. [UW-Skunk Cabbage]

Dosages

Dose 1/2 to one teaspoon to glass of steam distilled #
water as a gargle and use until throat clears, also take one #
teaspoon in steam distilled water morning and evening.

Ingredients

Consists of skullcap herb, lobelia, cayenne, valerian #
root, skunk cabbage, gum myrrh, and black cohosh.

Testimonials

1. Epilepsy: I just received your newsletter, and in reading#
the information on epilepsy I found that you didn't mention your#
antispasmodic tincture.

I have epilepsy and have followed your program with the B#
& B tincture and oil of garlic and I'm sure this is effective #
over a period of time; but the antispasmodic tincture will stop #
the seizure in the process. I have used it successfully--even #
during home childbirth. This is a very good test, as epileptics #
could tell you, as childbirth always causes seizures.

I have also given the tincture to a friend for her baby. #
They had just spent almost $1,000 on tests and medication the #
"AMA Way" and were having no success in stopping the seizures. #
They say this tincture has changed their lives. Having #
experienced epileptic seizures, I know that is no exaggeration.

I have never read or heard of this tincture being used #
for epilepsy, but was led by the Spirit to use it. I hope this #
might be of help to others who are suffering. God bless you.

2. Croup and Coughing: I'm very interested in learning more #
about herbs and one day studying it so I would feet more #
confident using them as I do, medicinally. I've used lobelia #
tincture for my son's teething problems and on insect bites and #
rubbing on body for fever, etc. I've used antispasmodic tincture#
for his croup and coughing. It works great!! I wish the medical#
profession would accept this miracle remedy for croup and get #
off their high horse!

3. Fever: My main reason for my letter is: My neighbor's #
little son of 3 + had a fever of 104 F. for three days. I #
brought him one cup of honey-cider vinegar and water and the #
antispasmodic tincture. He drank + cup of the mixture (1 tsp. of#
each) took + dropper of the tincture and in three hours the #
fever was broken--his mother thought it was a miracle. So do I.

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Sincerely,

Ron Radstrom,
Founder
Health Freedom Resources

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