Antibiotics bio-warefare-perhaps Rosemary

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Perhaps Rosemary can help in bio-warfare?

 

 

" Rosemary has been proven in studies to effectively

inhibit viruses

and bacteria. The herb's antibacterial and anti-fungal

activities

work against mold, Staph, E coli and other microbes.

For this reason,

it is often used as a preservative in the food

industry. It has been

found to be more effective against microbes than the

synthetic

preservative BHT. You can use Rosemary infusion in a

compress to aid

infected or poorly healing wounds.

 

Due to its flavonoid content, Rosemary has carminative

properties for

the stomach. It is used for indigestion, gas and bowel

infections.

Its ability to relax the muscles of the digestive

tract and uterus to

reduce constrictions and spasms makes it soothing for

upset stomach

and menstrual cramps. Rosemary is a circulatory

stimulant; it

increases blood flow to the muscles and the brain. The

improved blood

flow to the brain and scalp can relieve headaches. The

herb also

promotes menstrual flow and raises low blood pressure.

The volatile

oil in Rosemary is the main source of its medicinal

properties. The

oil contains eucalyptol, camphor, calcium, flavonoids

and phenolic

compounds.

 

III. HOW TO USE ROSEMARY

 

Make Rosemary Oil (recipe at bottom): Always use

Rosemary oil in

diluted form. For the stomach, take 1-drop oil on a

sugar cube, not

to exceed 3 drops per day. To apply externally, mix

one part Rosemary

oil with five parts almond or jojoba oil. Rub this

into the scalp for

dandruff, or to stimulate circulation and hair growth.

The oil will

make your hair shiny and may also darken the color.

 

Make a Medicinal Wine: Combine ½ cup crushed rosemary

with 1 liter

of white wine; let stand for 5 days, shaking

occasionally, then

strain. Drink 1 teaspoonful per day as a general

tonic.

 

Make an Infusion (Rosemary Tea): add 1 tbsp crushed

herb (use young

tops with leaves and flowers) to 1 cup boiling water,

cover and steep

for 10 minutes. Take warm to soothe a headache, not to

exceed three

cups daily.

 

Do not use Rosemary if you have high blood pressure,

heart disease or

heavy menstrual flow. Do not use if you take seizure

medicine (anti-

convulsants) or if you have seizures. Stop treatment

and tell your

doctor if you experience allergic side effects:

breathing problems,

throat tightness, chest pain, or skin rash. In large

amounts,

Rosemary may cause intestinal irritation, cramping,

and even coma. Do

not use Rosemary if you are pregnant. "

 

 

2001 Thalia Cambouroglou. All rights

reserved.

 

 

--- Michael Riversong <rivedu wrote:

> Bacterial warfare has not been used a whole lot.

> The most well-documented

> use was by the American Cavalry against several

> Indian tribes, who were

> given blankets contaminated with smallpox. There

> was at that time no

> possibility of a defense, but still some survived.

> And interestingly enough

> the Cavalry never did achieve their objective, which

> was total extermination

> of all Indians -- a thing that was actually possible

> at that time. They ran

> out of steam in 1893 after a huge financial panic

> destroyed their supply lines.

>

> That's something that intrigues me. Apparently no

> bacterial agent is going

> to be 100% effective. So we need to ask, what is it

> that makes the

> survivors different?

>

> I can assure you that the people behind the 19 guys

> who killed themselves

> are absolute cowards. In fact at least 2 are

> psychiatrists. They will not

> order anything done that might even remotely have a

> chance of burning their

> own skins. Since this kind of agent is really

> untried, to the best of our

> knowledge, i would bet that they have a lot of

> reservations about using it,

> even if they actually have it.

>

> And if something is released that we can't defend

> ourselves against, then

> maybe this is a really good time for people to get

> ourselves straight with

> God. We should remember that once God killed about

> 100,000 Assyrians

> overnight as they massed to attack the Hebrews. And

> God protected the

> Hebrews, even in exile, from all sorts of things.

> So maybe that's the place

> we should start looking for answers, since i don't

> see any good answers to

> bacterial warfare in this world.

>

> At 08:46 PM 10/4/01 -0700, you wrote:

> >Michael,

> >

> >19 men destroyed their lives plus 6000 other

> lives,

> >and unfortunately for us, these people have no fear

> of

> >death and I think the next problem will be

> bacterial

> >warfare. Hate to alarm people, but this bacterial

> >warfare problems is real.

> >

> >Michael

> >

> -- Michael Riversong **

> Professional Harpist, Educator, and Writer **

> RivEdu ** Phone: (307)635-0900 FAX

> (413)691-0399

> http://home.earthlink.net/~mriversong

>

>

 

 

 

 

 

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Oregano is also one that might be good to have on hand.

Suzi

oconnor michael <michael93003 wrote: Perhaps Rosemary can help in bio-warfare?"Rosemary has been proven in studies to effectivelyinhibit viruses and bacteria. The herb's antibacterial and anti-fungalactivities work against mold, Staph, E coli and other microbes.For this reason, it is often used as a preservative in the foodindustry. It has been found to be more effective against microbes than thesynthetic preservative BHT. You can use Rosemary infusion in acompress to aid infected or poorly healing wounds. Due to its flavonoid content, Rosemary has carminativeproperties for the stomach. It is used for indigestion, gas and bowelinfections. Its ability to relax the muscles of the digestivetract and uterus to reduce constrictions and spasms makes it soothing forupset stomach and menstrual cramps. Rosemary is a circulatorystimulant; it increases blood flow to the muscles and the brain. Theimproved blood flow to the brain and scalp can relieve headaches. Theherb also promotes menstrual flow and raises low blood pressure.The volatile oil in Rosemary is the main source of its medicinalproperties. The oil contains eucalyptol, camphor, calcium, flavonoidsand phenolic compounds. III. HOW TO USE ROSEMARYMake Rosemary Oil (recipe at bottom): Always useRosemary oil in diluted form. For the stomach, take 1-drop oil on asugar cube, not to exceed 3 drops per day. To apply externally, mixone part Rosemary oil with five parts almond or jojoba oil. Rub thisinto the scalp for dandruff, or to stimulate circulation and hair growth.The oil will make your hair shiny and may also darken the color. Make a Medicinal Wine: Combine ½ cup crushed rosemarywith 1 literof white wine; let stand for 5 days, shakingoccasionally, then strain. Drink 1 teaspoonful per day as a generaltonic. Make an Infusion (Rosemary Tea): add 1 tbsp crushedherb (use young tops with leaves and flowers) to 1 cup boiling water,cover and steep for 10 minutes. Take warm to soothe a headache, not toexceed three cups daily. Do not use Rosemary if you have high blood pressure,heart disease or heavy menstrual flow. Do not use if you take seizuremedicine (anti-convulsants) or if you have seizures. Stop treatmentand tell your doctor if you experience allergic side effects:breathing problems, throat tightness, chest pain, or skin rash. In largeamounts, Rosemary may cause intestinal irritation, cramping,and even coma. Do not use Rosemary if you are pregnant." 2001 Thalia Cambouroglou. All rightsreserved. --- Michael Riversong wrote:> Bacterial warfare has not been used a whole lot. > The most well-documented> use was by the American Cavalry against several> Indian tribes, who were> given blankets contaminated with smallpox. There> was at that time no> possibility of a defense, but still some survived. > And interestingly enough> the Cavalry never did achieve their objective, which> was total extermination> of all Indians -- a thing that was actually possible> at that time. They ran> out of steam in 1893 after a huge financial panic> destroyed their supply lines.> > That's something that intrigues me. Apparently no> bacterial agent is going> to be 100% effective. So we need to ask, what is it> that makes the> survivors different?> > I can assure you that the people behind the 19 guys> who killed themselves> are absolute cowards. In fact at least 2 are> psychiatrists. They will not> order anything done that might even remotely have a> chance of burning their> own skins. Since this kind of agent is really> untried, to the best of our> knowledge, i would bet that they have a lot of> reservations about using it,> even if they actually have it.> > And if something is released that we can't defend> ourselves against, then> maybe this is a really good time for people to get> ourselves straight with> God. We should remember that once God killed about> 100,000 Assyrians> overnight as they massed to attack the Hebrews. And> God protected the> Hebrews, even in exile, from all sorts of things. > So maybe that's the place> we should start looking for answers, since i don't> see any good answers to> bacterial warfare in this world.> > At 08:46 PM 10/4/01 -0700, you wrote:> >Michael,> >> >19 men destroyed their lives plus 6000 other> lives,> >and unfortunately for us, these people have no fear> of> >death and I think the next problem will be> bacterial> >warfare. Hate to alarm people, but this bacterial> >warfare problems is real.> >> >Michael> >> -- Michael Riversong **> Professional Harpist, Educator, and Writer **> RivEdu ** Phone: (307)635-0900 FAX> (413)691-0399> http://home.earthlink.net/~mriversong> > NEW from GeoCities - quick and easy web site hosting, just $8.95/month.http://geocities./ps/info1

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Suzi wrote..."

Oregano is also one that might be good to have on hand. "

LOL If that's the case, I've got the antidote for the entire eastern seaboard!

Five years ago I planted a little herb garden and included oregano...with visions of the most spectacular homemade spaghetti sauce dancing in my head. Well, now I need to know how to kill it off before the town decides to rename our road "Oregano Hill"! The sheep wouldn't eat it...the goats won't eat it...the deer won't touch it...and no amount of mowing seems to bother it. What is it with oregano???

Mary

Angel Acreswww.angelacres.net

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Mary,

What I meant was oregano is good for viral infections and.bronchitis, , It is supposed to be good for Digestive & Respiratory Problems, Muscular Pain,ans is supposed to balances Metabolism. (I only know about the vira infections stuff) However, I've heard that new studies show it can kill the bacteria responsible for pneumonia. (Anti-parasitic). That is why I think it is a good oil to have on hand.

Suzi

Angel Acres <angel02 wrote:

Suzi wrote..." Oregano is also one that might be good to have on hand. "

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Is it possable to collect a hand full of the seeds and send them to me

in a letter. I would love to get some of your weed oragano growing here.

If so I will send you my snail mail addy.

Peg

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Peg, I would be willing to send the envelopes and stamps for a handful or so.

Suzi

bogduck wrote: Is it possable to collect a hand full of the seeds and send them to mein a letter. I would love to get some of your weed oragano growing here.If so I will send you my snail mail addy.Peg