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Neem Iced Tea and
Thyme Water Recipes
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f you have looked at my list of 481 PubMed references connecting
helminth and Protozoan parasites to disease, you'll realize that Earth
and Home Worlds are heavily infected with parasites that reproduce
every two weeks. When I search the PubMed database for diseases or
health conditions (e.g cataracts, overactive bladder, dementia, arthritis)
against the names of parasites in my "Parasites-as-a-cause-of-disease and
what to do about it" presentation, I find studies that show causal links.
Although countries such as Japan use serum antibody tests to identify
specific parasites, there is an overwhelming amount of evidence that the
degree of infection from many different parasites is too far along to worry
about species identification. The eggs and larvae are microscopic and they
can migrate anywhere in the body. The brain seems to be a preferred
destination because parasites require glucose.
Antiparasite Drug vs. Herbs
Internationally, the antiparasite drug of choice seems to be Albendazole
that costs more than $5,000 in the United States. Three 200 mg. tablets are
needed for 14 days. According to Wikipedia, the cost of a 200 mg. tablet
is over $100 ($127.00 at Walgreens). Outside of the United States, the
wholesale cost of a 200 mg. Albendazole tablet is less than .05 cents. It
is easy to see that natural remedies are far more available. This new PDF
document provides instructions for making Neem iced tea and Thyme in
drinking water. At the time of this writing, Znaturalfoods.com is selling
a pound of Neem powder for $10.79 and Vitamin Shoppe stores sell one
ounce bottles of Thyme extract (500 drops) for $9.99.
Antiparasite Tea Recipes
FYI: Hulda Clark used an
ultrasonic bath to sterilize
food (e.g. Conair jewelry
cleaner that emits 40 KHz
in the form of sound waves.
A Rife device delivering
this frequency needs to be
explored.
An Iranian study in the
PubMed references list
describes nematodes that
were killed in a commercial
ultrasonic bath using 42
KHz in the form of sound
waves (See: Study #374 in
pubmed_ref_parasite_studies.pdf on the Resources
page of the New York
Disclosure group Web site
at dnny.info)
Killing Parasites with Sound Energy
Dr. Hulda Clark and a group of Iranian scientists (“Inactivation of Nematodes
by Ultrasonic,” A.H. Mahvi, Journal of Medical Sciences,2005, Volume: 5,
Issue: 2, 75-77) used sound energy to kill parasites. Hulda used a $50 jewelry
cleaner (Conair, Bed, Bath and
Beyond) and pulsed 40 KHz of sound
energy into a 20 ounce water-filled
tank for 20 minutes and the Iranian
scientists used a larger Branson ($300
online) pulsing 42 KHz of sound
energy into a 64 ounce water-filled
tank for twelve minutes.
I suspect that a Rife device that can
generate similar high frequency
energy would also be effective. Due
to the extreme degree of infection,
there is a need for sound energy
generators that can zap supermarkets
and warehouses at night (or, farms).
The smallest Branson ultrasonic unit
contains a 64 ounce tank.
Hulda Clark's Tips
Hulda Clark studied the life cycles of disease-producing parasites and
developed several practical measures for inhibiting their growth. Her tips
are included in this document.
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Hulda Clark
Undestood
Chemistry and
Biophysics
H
ulda Clark was a meticulous researcher who understood chemistry
and biophysics. She had rare insignts that drew on her knowledge
of acid-base food chemistry and physics.
Extra Strategies Used to Eliminate Parasites
Hulda Clark had several extra suggestions for inhibiting the growth of
parasites. Examples include:
1. Freeze food at -20 degrees Fahrenheit for a minimum of 24 hours to
kill bacteria.
Note: Chest freezers with adjustable
temperature settings are hard to find.
Small medical freezers are available
online. Temperature settings for
medical freezers is in Celsius (- 20
in Celsius is - 30).
2. Three important nutrients that
are needed by white blood cells
include natural Rosehips,
Brazil Nuts and Korean Ginseng.
Smoothies made with plain yogurt
(and green stevia) can be used to
eat these foods.
Dr. Hulda Clark (1928-2009)
3. Take extra-strength pancreatin four times a day to dissolve dead
parasites.
4. Emphasize acid-forming foods to make your body's terrain inhospitable
to bugs of all sizes. Acid-forming foods also provide your body's cells
with energy (See: "Scientists Who Say Parasites Thrive in Alkalinity," at
http://articles.x10.mx).
5. Use personal care products that do not contain isopropyl alchohol.
Isopropyl alcohol encourages the growth of large parasites.
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Sources for loose herbs
include:
• Jean's Greens
Jeansgreens.com
by the ounce
• Frontier Natural
Products Co-op
one-pound bags
• Bulk Apothecary
Hydrangea Root (1 lb)
Sources for tinctures:
• Whole Foods
• Independent health food
stores
• Online retailers such as
znaturalfoods.com
6. If you have mercury in your mouth (mercury is used in silver fillings,
crowns and root canals), see a biological dentist who is trained to
safely remove mercury. The International Academy of Oral Medicine
and Toxicology (IAOMT.org) Web site has a Web-based lookup for
locating biological dentists.
7. Use personal care products that do not contain metal, or other
pollutants such as sodium lauryl sulfate and propylene glycol.
Deodorant made with aluminum chlorhydrate is an example.
8. Use products with natural ingredients to clean and disinfect (there are
natural alternatives for every cleaner). Examples include:
• White vinegar (acetic acid) for surfaces, bath water, the wash machine and dishwasher (use one cup).
• pH neutral glycerin soap or diluted Miracle II for household cleaning, as a shampoo, or in hand soap dispensers.
• Vitamin C powder to lift stains on countertops, fabric or cooked
food on pans (Vitamin C is a powerful electron donor).
• Oxidation-reduction agents such as Oxi-Clean products are alternatives to bleach (Hulda found over 50 highly-toxic pollutants in
Clorox that she occasionally found in tap water. Municipal water
departments must be using Clorox when they run out of chemicals.
European cities use Ozonation).
9. Use glass (e.g. Mason jars) or high density polyethylene (HDPE)
plastic for storing food. HDPE plastic does not leach (work toward
finding organic, resin-based compostable plastic products that do not
pollute the environment).
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FYI: Billy and the Boys
is an animated series for
dog owners that contains
dialog describing antiparasite solutions for humans
and pets (this script can
be found on the Resources
page of the New York
Disclosure group Web site
at dnny.info).
Note: The herbs described
in the script were discovered by Hulda Clark. I
used (and recommended)
her combination recipe
for more than two years. I
have since discovered that
Neem and Thyme are the
easiest herbs to use.
A no-frills Mr. Coffee drip coffee maker ($17) can be used to brew tea. Neem powder can
be placed inside the filter paper with black tea bags. See instructions in the next section.
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Neem Iced Tea
N
eem iced tea is a powerful antiparasite tea that is easy to make
Dowsing helps me to understand that Neem is useful option for
people over 20 years of age. Thyme, in sufficient quantities, can
also be used in drinking water. Infants, children, teens and pets should use
Thyme (see: "Thyme for Infants, Children Teens and Pets" near the end of
this document).
Ingredients (for making one pot)
3 Black tea bags
Spring water
1/2 Teaspoon Powdered Neem leaf (slightly less than 1/2 teaspoon)
Green stevia powder
Equipment
Drip coffee maker
(Option) Pampered Chef Flour/Sugar Shaker
Ice cube trays
3-4 Quart or 2 Half Gallon (wide-mouth) Mason jars
Glass pitcher
Steps:
1. Fill clean ice cube trays with Spring water and place the trays in the
freezer.
2. Place 3 black tea bags inside an unbleached filter paper that's been
added to a drip coffee maker basket.
3. Add 1/2 teaspoon of powdered Neem leaf.
4. Fill the coffee maker's reservoir with Spring water.
5. Brew the tea.
6. Turn off the coffee maker and allow the tea to cool.
7. Serve the tea chilled or with ice cubes
8. Add a small amount of green stevia powder to sweeten the tea to taste.
9. Transfer the left over tea to a glass pitcher or Mason jars and refrigerate.
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FYI: Always use black
tea for the Neem iced
tea recipe. Black tea is an
acid-forming food that will
make your body's terrain
inhospitable to parasites.
Tazo (owned by Starbucks)
sells English Breakfast
black tea that is easy to find
in supermarkets.
Notes:
1. The therapeutic dose for Neem iced tea is six fourteen ounce glasses
per day. The maintenance dose is three fourteen ounce glasses per day.
Dowse to determine which dose you need (or, assume you need the
therapeutic dose and drink six glasses for at least three months).
2. Neem powder will create a bitter taste that can be masked with stevia
powder.
3. Limit the number of ice cubes to 2 per glass (so tea is not diluted).
4.Green stevia powder (jeansgreens.com) does not contain maltodextrose
that is made from GMO corn. Stevia will taste bitter if you use too
much.
5. Znaturalfoods.com and Frontiercoop.com are sources for Neem Leaf
powder sold in one pound bags.
6. If you need to use a travel mug for
drinking ice tea or Thyme water,
the plastic Evolve 16-ounce
Omega mug is bpa-free.
Insulated travel mug (hand washing is
recommended).
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Thyme
Drinking
Water
T
hyme extract added to drinking water is a convenient alternative for
travelers, or for those who cannot make Neem iced tea. This section
provides details for therapeutic and maintenance doses.
Choosing a Glass Jar
My favorite jar for storing cold
liquids is the Ball smooth sided
quart jar sold at Kmart and other
stores. I have not used this jar for
storing hot tea poured straight from
a Mr. Coffee maker. Although it's a
canning jar, the manufacturer does
not refer to the glass as tempered.
I first purchased this type of jar
(without a lid) at a DollarTree store.
I tried a peanut butter jar lid and it
fits perfectly (metal lids should be
discarded). If you need to purchase
plastic lids, look for bpa-free
white plastic.
Ball smooth sided quart jar
Ingredients (for making one quart, therapeutic strength)
Spring water
24 drops of Thyme Extract
Ingredients (for making one quart, maintenance strength)
Spring water
12 drops of Thyme Extract
Notes:
1. The adult therapeutic dose for Thyme water is six fourteen ounce
glasses per day. The adult maintenance dose is three fourteen ounce
glasses per day (dowse which dose you need).
2. If you need to use a travel mug for drinking Thyme water, the plastic
Evolve 16-ounce Omega mug is bpa-free.
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3. Wash jars with 1 cup of white vinegar.
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Thyme for
Infants, Children
Teens and Pets
D
owsing helps me to understand that Thyme is a useful antiparasite for
infants, children, teens and pets. My experience with this Herb helps
me to understand children under 10 and pets need 2 drops of Thyme
tincture in a cup of warm milk or water. Dowse dosages for older children.
Ingredients
(Child's warm milk) 1 cup of milk
2 drops of Thyme tincture or 2 branches of fresh Thyme
(see: "Fresh Thyme").
Equipment
Sauce pan (18/10 stainless steel is preferred)
Mug
Steps:
1. Place a cup of milk in a saucepan.
2. Warm the milk on medium heat for 3 minutes.
Notes:
1. Try to get a child under 10 to drink a minimum of 2 cups of warm milk
(with added Thyme) per day. Try to continue this dose for at least one
month.
2. For details about Thyme, see p. 4 in my Janesville slides (http://articles.
x10.mx/slides_basics_janesville_07_14_10.pdf).
Fresh Thyme
Look for organic fresh Thyme in the produce section of your
supermarket (note: look for the USDA logo). If fresh Thyme is
more available than Thyme tincture, you can use two branches
(large sprigs) in this recipe. Another option is to make your own
Thyme tincture.
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FYI: I first learned about
Thyme's properties in an
article written by Gary
Young who founded Young
Living Essential Oils.
Making Thyme TIncture
John Gallagher of LearningHerbs.com has made a great "How to Make
Herbal Timctures" video that's available at YouTube.com. John demonstates how to make a tincture using Valarian Root, 100 Proof Vodka, a
pint-sized Mason jar and a glass dropper bottle.
Costs Compared
Fresh Thyme will be the most expensive option. Although the cost is $2-3
per package, you will have enough fresh Thyme for about 8 servings of
milk. Dropper bottles cost about $17-18 and they contain 500 drops. John
Gallagher's video demonstrates how to make 8 ounces of Thyme Tincture
for about a quarter of the cost of a commercially prepared tincture. Sources for organic, dried Thyme include:
Jeansgreens.com
Mountainroseherbs.com
John Gallagher of Learningherbs.com
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4dloPF1QDuw
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FYI: Dowse and ask
whether larger animals
should be given Neem or
Thyme. Dowse dosages.
Orange Tabby With Hepatic Lipidosis (Fatty Liver Disease)
Liver failure in cats is called hepatic lipidosis. This condition causes a cat
to lose their appetite and there is rapid weight loss. In a search for parasites
related to Feline Fatty Liver Syndrome, I found an vet in Australia who says
it's related to Toxoplasma gondii and an article that connects it to Borrelia
burgdorferi.
Pets can be given 2 drops of Thyme tincture in their water dish. Freshen
the water frequently.
T. gondii is a Protozoan parasite that exists in three forms: oocysts, tachyzoites, and
bradyzoites. Oocysts are known to exist in the definitive host, or members of the family
Felidae (biological family of cats) and can be passed to other life forms.
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