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New special!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Buy one TN get a

bottle of lifesaving Cayenne at 40% off.

 

Buy two Total Nutritions -

get a Cayenne tincture

free!!!!!

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If you ever

find yourself in a life and death situation you should have

cayenne in your pocket.

Some stories of how Cayenne saved lives are below.

 

Had an annoying little toy poodle once that would yap from dawn till

dusk and never learned how not to piss on the floor.

Our Shepard liked to herd the horses and the little poodle liked to

join the chase. Well one day the courageous little dog got kicked right

between the eyes.

Blood poured out of a dime sized hole as dad and I ran to try to help.

The poodle was unconscious and was not breathing.

Where I come from, not breathing means dead but Doc reached into his

pocket and gave the dog a shot of Cayenne and started CPR.

Miraculously he revived the dog and she lived a happy yappy existence.

 

Another time Doc fainted.

He can sometimes feel another's pain to such a degree that he absorbs

it.

Well my friend and I were rolling around on these big spools once used

for large cable. The game was to get in one and roll down the hill.

After getting battered and bruised to satisfaction, we decided to climb

on top and crash them into one another. Boys right?

Ten other kids got involved and one lad broke an arm by falling off the

spool and getting run over by it.

Dad being the only Doc for eighty miles was called and found himself

patching the boy up with a splint and the likes.

The boy was in such pain and dad being as intuitive as he is could feel

it. It may have been the long hours he'd been working or lack of proper

rest but the blood drained from his face and Randy caught him as he

fell.

Zeb ran for the cayenne, came back to find Dad in the dust out cold. He

opened Dad's mouth and gave him a shot of Doc's very own cayenne

tincture. Dad's eyes shot open and the color came back into his face.

He jumped up and started hopping around like a jack rabbit passing a

kidney stone. lol. He is conscious to this day and always carries a

little bottle of Cayenne. The number of times he's had to use it is

astounding.

 

 

I grew up taking cayenne so I have a bit of a tolerance to it and as a

boy I would take advantage of friends on a "you do it/I'll do it"

dare. Ha ha, Good times.

I had a teacher who was a young man of twenty five, thought he was

tough and was up for the dare. Me first (as always) I managed to keep a

straight face long enough to tell him "its really not that bad."

He did his dropperful and said "that aint so hot" and then he started

doing jumping jacks. He kept doing jumping jacks for a half hour while

we students sat back and enjoyed the show.

 

 

The day of my twelfth birthday came and I found

myself on an island bleeding to death.

The night before I had been using my foot to splash water on to the

beach (to see the flashing green florescence), and I received one of

the greatest puncture wounds of my life from what I think was a shell.

I walked back to camp thinking a crab or the usual shell had cut me. It

was dark and I never had concerned myself with little scratches from

the sea.

When I reached the fire I was quite faint. I looked at the newest cut

on my foot and was horrified to see dark red blood coming out in

spurts. I held my finger on it till dawn.

When the sun rose my sailing teacher saw the trail of blood leading

from the beach to me. It had stopped bleeding and we bandaged it up. I

was now twelve.

We jumped in the boats planing for an easy sail back to port but the

wind on the other side of the draw bridge blew us back into the now

closed bridge.

The disaster that happened next capsized every catamaran except mine

and one other. I paddled with all my strength and heart for more then

an hour to keep the boat off the rocks that were covered in sharp

oysters.

When I made it to the dock my foot was bleeding again and by the time I

made it to my birthday party it had stopped.

Birthday activities had it split open again and that's when my parents

found out the the little cut I had told them about was small but had

hit a vein.

In the end, Cayenne powder was the only thing that stopped the bleeding

and it did not sting. Ten years later I still have the little moon

shaped scar.

 

One day we come home and our Australian Shepard

is on the floor having a full blown seizure.

After giving him some cayenne tincture, he gets up immediately, he wags

his tail and runs around like a puppy.

 

 

So when you're in that inevitable situation where you must revive the

dead or stop the spurting blood of a deep wound, Cayenne is The herb to

have on hand.

 

I have seen Cayenne work time and time again. I could tell many more

experiences but I think I have taken up enough of your time, so I will

refrain from saying more.

 

I would be happy to answer any questions you might have regarding

Cayenne and if you would like a bottle of Dad's, simply call OS

#1-888-898-9660

 

It will cost around twenty bucks and it has been proven tested tried

and true countless times.

 

 

~B