The Essential "Medicine Cabinet"

MBS

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The essential medicine cabinet includes not only everyday essentials, but several for your first aid kit and emergencies. Knowing you have these items at your fingertips will give you peace of mind knowing you have a way to naturally help your body heal.

This article will not go into great depth about each item yet will give you a comprehensive list to help you start your medicine cabinet . Do your research and you’ll be well prepared for everyday ailments and emergencies.

◻Essential Oils:

Many essential oils need to be used with a "carrier" oil because of their potency and some cannot be used internally, during pregnancy or for children. Please research before using to see specific guidelines .for usage.

Basil: Contains anti-bacterial properties. Helps relieve congestion and ear infection discomort. Add equal parts basil and frankincense to a teaspoon of cooconut oil and rub behind the ear. I have personally used this for my granddaught's ear infection and saw immediate pain relief and second-day recovery.

Clove: Great for burns and cuts. Also, promotes healthy gums and can be used for relief of toothache pain. For a toothache add 2 drops to teaspoon of coconut oil and apply to affected area.

Oregano: Acts as a natural antibiotic. Strong enough to kill different types of bacteria including E Coli. Dilute with a carrier oil and apply to the bottom of the feet or take internally for 10 days and then cycle off. There are many uses for oregano oil, so please see other literature regarding it.

Lavender: First aid for burns and wounds. Improves sleep and relieves headaches. Diffuse 5 drops to get a good nights sleep.

See my booklet for more essential oils and for details on what and why these oils are important. My 10+ Go to Essential Oils.

◻Cayenne Pepper: According to Barbara O'Neill It will stop a cut from bleeding and in an emergency when given to someone having a heart attack it will get the heart back to rhythm.

◻Comfrey Salve: Comfrey also known as Knitbone relieves joint and muscle pain, helps bones heal, reduces inflammation of bruised swollen tissue, heals bruises and cuts.

◻Elderberry Syrup: Elderberries are antioxidant rich and help support your immune system. Take year round or during the cold season.

◻Fire Cider: Is an immune boosting, digestive supporting, energy giving, circulation stimulating, respiratory clearing, anti-inflammatory and antioxidant tonic.

Recipe here.

◻Ivermectin: Is considered the "wonder drug from Japan". It had an immeasurably beneficial impact in improving the lives and welfare of billions of people throughout the world. Originally introduced as a veterinary drug, it kills a wide range of internal and external parasites in commercial livestock and companion animals. (This information is from the NIH website article).

Ivermectin is said to be an effective treatment for "covid". It also is being investigated for the treatment of cancer. Many doctors support the use of Ivermectin even though their licenses were threatened during the peak of covid. We'll dive deeper into these claims in another article.

◻Quercetin: Is a flavonoid found in many fruits and vegetables such as onion, apples, broccoli, strawberries, blueberries, etc. It is an antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, anti-allergy, antiviral. It also helps zinc enter the cells.

Quercetin has been shown to inhibit the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein preventing the viral entry into the cell or replication of already infected cells. There is evidence that Quercetin may work similarly to hydoxychloroquine. It has been used as an over-counter anti-allergic supplement as well as use for asthmas.

As an antioxidant it possible anti-cancer uses. The main source of quercdetin is in our diets although many diets, such as keto, miss this key nutrient in their diets.

Quercetin supports respiratory health and heart health, promotes balanced blood pressure and offers therapeutic solutions for people suffering from upper respiratory conditions.

◻Aloe Vera Gel or plant

◻Castile Soap

◻Distilled Water

◻Epsom salts: An epsom salt foot bath can not only be very relaxing, but soothe sore muscles and draws out toxins (detox).

◻Peroxide: 3% and food grade here.