Re: herbs for seizures...Diane

May 8, 2002

:

I am not forgetting about you. This one takes a bit of

explaining.....ready.....We had been on Pheno, Primidone, Valproic Acid,

Depakote (for very long time), Lamictal (got a rash, night seizures),

Clobazam(went crazy) and had been on the Keto Diet for 9 months. Started

seizing at 14 months-still seizing-actually each med made it worse at 6 1/2

years old. Got referred for a surgical consult-couldn't sleep-had been reading

an experience of another family going thru surgery-so we tried a live blood cell

analysis. Did a search on the internet-half of the web-sites said it wasn't

accurate-half said yes. So we went in. It was really a wonderful experience

for us. Now don't do this because it worked for us, because if it doesn't work

I will DIE!!

We were told that our son had a sodium deficiency-I was giving B-6 with

Potassium. She changed our B's to Spirulina (a Nature's Sunshine Products)

added strange items like Herbal Pumpkin and Marshmallow and Pepsin. We were

told that our son had extremelly high yeast so we added Acidoliphus. Came out

150.00 poorer and in 5 days he went seizure free. But I must tell you that he

had a seizure on Saturday-due to the School!! & *%#$ He was seizure free from

March 6, 2001 till May 5, 2002 and I am very sad....

He has never been healthier. He suffered from Strep Throat for years and the

Nutritional Councellor gave us these herbal products that we squirt into his

mouth and he has not had antibiotics for over 6 months-for him that is amazing.

This is our story............again for some of you ((-:

Diane

herbs for seizures

Has anyone tried this for their childs seizures?

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Antispasmodic Tincture

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http://www.herbsfirst.com/discriptions/antisp.html

Antispasmodic Tincture: Skullcap herb, Lobelia, Cayenne, Valerian Root,

Skunk Cabbage, Myrrh Gum and Black Cohosh.

Available in tincture.

To be used in cases of apoplexy, convulsions, croup, fainting, cramps,

delirium, tremors, hysteria, etc., also good for pyorrhea, mouth sores, coughs,

throat infections, tonsillitis, etc. Use 1/2 to one teaspoon in a glass of

distilled water as a gargle, and use until throat clears, also take one teaspoon

in distilled water morning and evening.

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.

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 & BTincture] if needed.

Hiccoughs: A few drops of antispasmodic tincture taken internally and

rubbed on the chest area will often bring relief.

Indigestion: Peppermint tea can soothe the digestive tract and eliminate

gas. Add six to ten drops of lobelia or antispasmodic tincture.

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.

Rheumatism: The antispasmodic tincture is often applied externally for

swellings and rheumatism.

Testimonials

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.

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!!

Used by permission, taken from The Complete Writings of Dr. R.

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Available in tincture.

May 13, 2002

Diane,

This is interesting to me because this past winter Karly was in the hospital

for dehydration and after getting the fluids she has sz free for a short period.

I questioned if it was due to possibility her electrolytes were messed up and

the fluids helped in some way.

Anyway..... so you were switched to the spirulina for the added sodium which

your son needed? It is interesting. Spirulina is a exceptional nutrient with so

many wonderful things.

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We were told that our son had a sodium deficiency-I was giving B-6 with

Potassium. She changed our B's to Spirulina (a Nature's Sunshine Products)

added strange items like Herbal Pumpkin and Marshmallow and Pepsin. We were

told that our son had extremely high yeast so we added Acidoliphus. Came out

150.00 poorer and in 5 days he went seizure free. But I must tell you that he

had a seizure on Saturday-due to the School!! & *%#$ He was seizure free from

March 6, 2001 till May 5, 2002 and I am very sad....

He has never been healthier. He suffered from Strep Throat for years and the

Nutritional Counselor gave us these herbal products that we squirt into his

mouth and he has not had antibiotics for over 6 months-for him that is amazing.

This is our story............again for some of you ((-:

Diane

herbs for seizures

Has anyone tried this for their childs seizures?

==========================================================

Antispasmodic Tincture

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

http://www.herbsfirst.com/discriptions/antisp.html

Antispasmodic Tincture: Skullcap herb, Lobelia, Cayenne, Valerian Root,

Skunk Cabbage, Myrrh Gum and Black Cohosh.

Available in tincture.

To be used in cases of apoplexy, convulsions, croup, fainting, cramps,

delirium, tremors, hysteria, etc., also good for pyorrhea, mouth sores, coughs,

throat infections, tonsillitis, etc. Use 1/2 to one teaspoon in a glass of

distilled water as a gargle, and use until throat clears, also take one teaspoon

in distilled water morning and evening.

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.

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 & BTincture] if needed.

Hiccoughs: A few drops of antispasmodic tincture taken internally and

rubbed on the chest area will often bring relief.

Indigestion: Peppermint tea can soothe the digestive tract and eliminate

gas. Add six to ten drops of lobelia or antispasmodic tincture.

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.

Rheumatism: The antispasmodic tincture is often applied externally for

swellings and rheumatism.

Testimonials

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