The Indian Herb

The Indian Herb is a perfectly balanced vitamin and mineral substance which is not harmful to the body in any way. It balances the metabolism and any blood disorders. It is a dark, semi-liquid paste. The herbal paste may be taken orally or applied directly to an abnormal growth or used as a “preventative/maintenance” health aid.

The Indian Herb helps the body while the person comes to terms with their attitudes and changes direction. The Indian Herb is not a gentle healer. In most reported cases, it is a relentless substance which hunts down and penetrates all abnormal tissue. Pain, swelling and sometimes fever is associated during its use.

The following recommendations are based on what the majority of users have found so far to be effective. These recommendations describe the absolute MINIMUM doses that people have found to be effective. It cannot be stressed enough – The Indian Herb is very potent. Do not assume that if a little works, more will be better. USE THE SMALLEST DOSE POSSIBLE, and increase only if it truly seems necessary to you. Otherwise you will endure far more pain than necessary, and extend the healing period much longer than necessary.

The Indian Herb helps the body while the person comes to terms with their attitudes and changes direction. The Indian Herb is not a gentle healer. In most reported cases, it is a relentless substance which hunts down and penetrates all abnormal tissue. Pain, swelling and sometimes fever is associated during its use.

Storage/Handling

• Keep the Indian Herb in a dark, cool place. Do not refrigerate.
• Use only clean wooden or plastic utensils when “dipping into the vial.”
• If the Indian Herb dries out, don’t worry. Simply add a little “Life-Line™ Water” and mix well to re-hydrate. The Indian Herb won’t lose its potency.
• Keep the container sealed when not in use and the contents will keep quite well.

Dosage

If you don’t have access to measuring devices/scales, use the following “eye-ball” method. A light dose would look about the size of a wooden kitchen match-head or a little less than one half of a dried English pea in volume. A heavy dose would be about the same size as a whole English pea. When in doubt, start small and increase the dosage as needed.

Internal. The most common method of taking Indian Herb is by mouth. Buy #4 “gel-caps” at your local pharmacy or health food store; pull the capsule apart and insert the suggested dosage into the small end of the capsule. You may or may not need to reassemble the capsule, depending on your personal preference.

Side Effects. If you ingest the Indian Herb on an empty stomach, it is almost guaranteed to cause a stomach ache and severe nausea. Either “wrap” the dose in a small piece of bread or take the Indian Herb after eating.

External. If treating abnormal growths, mix .3 grams with 4-ounces of petroleum jelly. Mix well. Cover the area with this preparation. This may sting or burn initially. An alternative treatment is to cover the area with a coat of petroleum jelly and place a single dot of Indian Herb in the middle of the affected area. Cover with a loose bandage. This procedure is explained in-depth in the section Treating Surface (External) abnormal growths.

Health Maintenance or Preventative Measure. Take one dose a day for 3-5 days to help strengthen your immune system.

Remember *There is no guarantee, since every person is different.

Recommended Treatments

The Indian Herb and Life-Line Water™ have been used successfully for many years. As with nearly everything in the world, there are no absolute guarantees. When dealing with sickness of any kind it pays to look beyond the obvious symptoms to the underlying causes. This program can greatly benefit your body’s immune system and help restore the balance needed to fight against every day stress and exposure to the “bugs” that get us all down.

The following guidelines are offered for the application of “The Indian Herb” in treating various types of abnormal growths both external and internal.

Treating Surface (External) Abnormal Growths

This is how people have used The Indian Herb on external growths:

Clean the area of abnormal growth well. Cover the visible surface with a thin layer of petroleum jelly. Apply a small dot of the Indian Herb in the center of the affected area or if you prefer, mix both petroleum jelly and the Indian Herb together and cover the visible surface of the affected area. Next, cover with a clean bandage for 8 hours. The area will begin to burn and redden. After 8 hours, wash the Indian Herb application from the skin and apply another thin layer of petroleum jelly; cover with a clean bandage.

The application area will become very red and irritated. The redness may extend 1/2 to 1 inch from the area that you treated. You may see “streaks” similar to blood poisoning. Don’t become alarmed, it is not blood poisoning. The Indian Herb is tracing out the infected area and drawing the poison back into the nucleus. It will make a hard core, similar to the core of a boil – hard and rubbery. The redness will diminish and a white ring will begin to appear around the nucleus. It will look similar to a pus-pocket, but it is not. Between the fifth and seventh day, a white ring will start to separate from the healthy tissue and become very loose.

Approximately 24 hours later, wash off the petroleum jelly and apply another thin layer of The Indian Herb to the growth and cover the area with a clean bandage for another 8 hours.

Usually after the second application the growth itself is dead. The growth will become more painful as the body begins to eject its dying tissue. Swelling often occurs. The growth can swell up to twice its normal size while the area may experience minimal swelling. The growth may lighten in color after the first day and then re-darken slightly or become “dead white.”

The core will not come out unless the whole growth is dead and detached from the healthy tissue. Then and only then will it come out intact. There will be no need for surgery. Wash out the cavity with hydrogen peroxide and examine the pink tissue. You will see small holes where the root system came out. Keep the cavity filled with petroleum jelly and covered with a loose bandage.

More than two applications do not seem necessary as more applications cause increased pain and longer healing time.

The body’s healing signs. There may be a low or medium grade fever; the growth and the area around the growth may swell; the growth may be painful and tender and, on occasions, pus may form under and around the growth as the body pushes it away. It is essential to keep the affected area covered with new, clean and daily applications of petroleum jelly and clean bandages. For most people, in about 10 days the body completely pushes out the dead growth and the fever disappears. Resist the temptation to pick at the dead tissue or to hasten its separation. Let the body do it. Otherwise the growth may come back in the same spot.

During the next 10 days, or as long as it takes, the body will fill in the cavity with either healthy tissue or scar tissue, depending on the individual’s body chemistry and health. Continue washing the area well each day and re-apply a thin layer of petroleum jelly and cover with a clean bandage. Tenderness may be present in the area up to 6 months; although for most people, by the 20th day mark, the cavity is completely re-grown with new tissue.

During the first month, it is wise to assist the body’s healing process with other means. This may include drinking a catalyst-altered water like Life-Line™ which normalizes cells. These waters assist cells to expel toxins and take in nutrients more efficiently throughout the body.

A full complement of vitamins and supplements is often a useful way to nourish your recovery, as well as obtaining enough rest, reducing stress, shifting attitudes toward self-care and eating wholesome, non-refined organic foods.

If you refrain from alcohol and caffeine, the body will heal more rapidly because these stimulants destroy B vitamins and wear out the immune system.

Do not use pain killers or drink alcohol while using the Indian Herb. Do not use the Indian Herb if you are doing chemotherapy. You must be completely off chemotherapy for at least two weeks before using the Indian Herb.

In many cases of removing external growths and cancers, people report that even though large masses of tissue was ejected from the body, even to the point of revealing the muscle structure below, bleeding did not occur and the body completely filled in the area where the growth had been. During the ejection and re-growth phase, it is essential to keep the area clean and sealed with petroleum jelly.

Treating Internal Abnormal Growths

People diagnosed by medical doctors, who summoned up unbudgeable will to live, made some changes in their lives and have used The Indian Herb, have in many cases completely regained their health. In some cases, The Indian Herb seems to make no difference, especially if the person is without hope or too locked into a destructive lifestyle.

Many times people hear by word of mouth of The Indian Herb. The medical approach is certainly successful in some peoples’ lives. The Indian Herb is an alternative, whether or not the medical approach has been used.

To treat internal cancer or abnormal growths, it is important to support oneself at all levels. Some people find it helpful to take stock of their lives by talking things out with trustworthy friends or an individual who shares with them that they can heal themselves. It is also important to nourish the body with wholesome food, grown without pesticides, so that the body is freed up to expel the abnormality. Drinking 3 to 4 glasses a day of catalyst altered water, like Life-Line™, increases the potency of the Indian Herb and speeds recovery. It is also wise to take a potent B-Complex and mineral vitamin supplement each day.

Specific Directions for Internal Healing

This is how people have used The Indian Herb for internal healing:

For the first 20 days, use a wooden or plastic utensil to lift out enough Indian Herb to make a dose a little less than one half of a dried English pea. Make sure you know how big a dried English pea is, even if you need to get one! Take this very small dose, a little less than HALF A DRIED ENGLISH PEA in volume and stir it into a small amount of water or in a gelatin capsule.

Swallow this brownish liquid, including the herbal fibers you will notice in the glass, AFTER YOU HAVE EATEN A MEAL. Some people prefer to pack the less than half a dried English pea dose into a “gel cap” and swallow it after the meal. The Indian Herb will “melt” the gelatin capsule quickly; it does not help to make several up ahead of time. For 20 days take this dose each morning. For a more serious case, you may take the Indian Herb for 20 days, twice a day, always on a full stomach.

The Indian Herb is somewhat acidic. It is best to use wood or plastic utensils when handling the Indian Herb. The acidity on an empty stomach is almost guaranteed to cause severe nausea and a stomach ache. Only take your dose after eating to avoid discomfort.

After the first 20 days, during which the Indian Herb has built a great deal of Zinc into your system, it is prudent to take a complete 5 day break from the Indian Herb. During these 5 days you may wish to double your doses of vitamins and minerals. While the Indian Herb has been relentlessly killing abnormal tissue in the body, or killing viruses, it has also been saturating the body with Zinc. This imbalances absorption of the other minerals and vitamins. That is why increasing your supplements during this 5 day break is important. Not perhaps the optimum solution, but the best that is presently known.

If you think the illness or abnormal growth may still be somewhat present, you may take the Indian Herb for a second 20 day period.

Using your own knowingness, kinesiology and/or medical diagnosis, after the second 20 days, you may decide you are well and cease taking The Indian Herb altogether. If you are not well after 2 periods of 20 days each, you probably need to find another way/other attitudes/greater will through which to heal yourself.