How To Make Effective Cough Serum-Cure Yourself of Emphyzema???

In the early 1900's, black cherry bark was used in cough syrup. It was highly effecting and purged any toxins out of ones lungs. The government stepped when all herbs were to be taken out of medicines and government regulated in the US and black cherry bark was replaced with guaifenesin. People began to get angry due to the results not being the same and began to lobby to put the black cherry bark back into cough medicine. Shortly thereafter World War II began and thus the war was more important than an ingredient in a cough medicine.

Once the war was over the issue of cough medicine was forgotten and the manufacturers began changing flavors of cough medicine from cherry to grape, lemon, lime, etc.

Black cherry bark remains an available resource and making ones own cough serum is quite simple and can be quite effective.

It has been used by those with coughs, bronchitis, emphyzema, and a variety of other symptoms with great success.

Remember that the information below is not intented to treat, diagnose, or cure any disease but is meant to educate.

The ingredients needed can be found at most health food stores, local grocery stores, farms, pharmacies, and online suppliers. Ensure the quality is of the highest grade possible. Remember these are natual herbs and non toxic to the system. However, too much of a good thing is not a good thing. Be respectful with this as you would be your school work or how much cake or pie you eat.

Step 1:

These instructions make 1 pint of serum.

Step 2:

Ingrediens needed

• 4 fl oz. tincture of wild cherry bark
• 4 fl oz. tincture of comfrey rot
• 2 fl oz. vinegar tincture of lobelia
• 3 fl oz. raw honey
• 3 fl oz. vegetable glycerine
• 1 tsp. tincture of capsicum
• 1/2 fl oz tincture of ginger root

Step 3:

Combine all ingredients in a dark glass bottle. Store in a dry, dark place.

Step 4:

As this is educational, you may find what doses work for you.

Doses which have worked quite effectively is 1 tsp. (children) 1 TBSP (Adults) as needed not exceeding six times per day.

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