For many years I have used Intestinal Freedom and a Wormwood complex from the Herbal Healer Academy http://www.herbalhealer.com/parasites.html but this year I am going to experiment and try The Barefoot Healer's dewormer, see info below. Specifically because MH adds oregano oil and Black-Walnut MALE BUD. I have been pleased with Intestinal Freedom and believe if you run around in the dirt and especially if you swim in rivers and oceans and streams, it is important to worm yourself regularly since it is easy as pie to pick up parasites anywhere but especially in water.

be happy, be wormfree,
Zoe

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MH'S DEWORMER

parasites love healthy flesh...healthy flesh may keep out parasites, but once you already have them, they are not moving out, you have to EVICT them!" -Barefoot Herbalist

I make my own and in seminars I suggest people learn how to make their own. A Dr. Clark book is your starting point, her formula is as good or better than most. Naturally everyone believes their formula to be the best and I am no exception, if I knew a better way I would do it, I depend on it to be the best for my kids.

It started from day one based on Dr. Clark's info. I always made it as a liquid combination. I then read Dr. Clarks first HIV book, I had to experiment with Olive Leaf after that and I then added Olive leaf to my dewormer. I then added pumpkin seed on my own, because most herbalist/people know kids do well on pumpkin seeds for pin worms, etc. So I had what I just called a 5 herb mix and even one company in England follwed suit and make a 5 herb mix based on my 5 herbs I chose, but most settled on the top 3, walnut, clove, and Wormwood and you can find that mixture many places, or at least you use to, I haven't surfed the net for sometime, I am out of touch so to speak with whats going on in the commercial market.

Then Dr. Clark's info on oregano oil as well as Dr. Cass Ingram's books on the subject sparked as much interest as Olive Leaf did and then I turned my Amish clinic buddies onto oregano oil and their experimentations turned out fantastic works and in no time my dewormer included oregano oil, the pure stuff.

Christopher Hobbs is the best man on the earth for herbal information, just ask Schulze or David Christopher, they are all part of The School of Natural Healing and the result of Dr. John R. Christopher's mentoring. I asked Dr. Hobbs his opinion about green hull walnut and He promptly sent me 5 or so pages from a German Science book dating 1950 and it explained everything you could ever imagine and then some about the Black-Walnut tree and low and behold, the green hull of the mature walnut is not a dewormwer at all, it is a source of potassium and organic potassium we all know is the basic reason for all diseases, especially cancer.

I prefer a combination of Black-Walnut male bud, green hull, & bud, Olive Leaf, Clove, Wormwood , Pumpkin seed, Oregano Hydroxy, in a tincture/syrup mixture. There is a reason for each ingredient, right down to the syrup to fool the worm!!!!! parasites LOVE SUGAR!

Oh yes, no one uses Black Walnut Male Buds, they are available a few days per year and then not always easy to find or pick. If you want the best, you read the research and this normally takes you to german books and then you set your goals on doing it the best you can, in other words, you'll have a problem finding the good stuff in a market that is driven by profits. Make your own, or buy the best, many times the best is the cheapest, because it is low volume!

Take this once per week to maintain wormfree. People that are nearly dead take 1 quart in 1 week. During a liver flush, you take 1 tablespoon morning and night for 30 days. Few people realize you HAVE to deworm for 30 days straight if you even begin to have a chance of killing the eggs as they hatch.

I truly believe a person should be mostly wormfree within 30 days, except the brain and pancreas, I keep hearing stories of parasite problems lasting a long time after liver flushing.

My desire was to make the best herbal parasite killer I could and that gets pretty complicated, I use the male bud of the walnut tree, I don't think you will find anyone doing this, I don't really think you will find anyone with the interest in deworming that I do, I will go to great lengths to make what I see as the best and when I say the best, I mean in many ways, it has to taste Ok and attract parasites, as well as empower the liver to produce the army.

Ingredients: Male bud, immature green hull and young twig of the black walnut tree, Olive Leaf and root bark, Clove, Pumpkin seed, Wormwood, Glycerin/alcohol, Wild oregano oil.

$34.95 per bottle call Brenda at 937-666-6107 to make a phone order
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