EXTERNAL USE ONLY/Re: cherokee indian herb (int/external appl) and lifeline w...

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Sirs,

I am a former deputy chief of a Cherokee Nation. My great grandmother was a

cherokee medicine woman. I know of where I speak. My cherokee (actually it is

pronounced TSAALAAGEE as there was no " R " sound in our native language)

background is steeped in American Indian lore. DO NOT TAKE THE BLACK SALVE

INTERNALLY. This is an external medicine. I watched my great grandmother cure

a cancer on the face of my grandmother using the black salve. She had a scar on

her face for the rest of her life but she lived. This is powerful stuff and can

be used successfully for EXTERNAL skin conditions but is not safe for internal

use. As a small boy I used to gather herbs from the forrest for her to make her

remidies with.

There is actually a (white man's) form of the black salve which has battery

acid in it. Beware of such phoney concoctions.

Respectfully,

-ph Simons

Cherokee name: The Strong Drum