Monkey Holding Peach is $1.00 per container though. So probably best to
just buy it. If you can't get it for a buck a box locally, perhaps
online. Most people have never heard of this stuff, I've used it for
years to great effect, and cured many people of this or that with it.
It's also a great remedy for psychic attack, rub a bit on the attack
spot, and it's repulsed. Robert Bruce recommends Tiger Balm, which is
good, monkey is stronger though.
Many sizes of the product available, I use the 2g and 4g sizes, as my
local Asian market carries them by the hundreds. The guy gets real
worried though, you got to tell him you are "Not FDA" to get them from
under the counter. This stuff is illegal to sell in the USA. But that's
because IT WORKS and it is a medicine, and quite frankly, they don't
want stuff that works in the hands of the public.
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Ingredients:
Methylsalicylate 3.0%
Camphor 22%
Menthol 19%
Eucalyptus Oil 3%
Cinnamon Oil 0.8%
Peppermint Oil 0.7%
Clove Oil 0.7%
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Norton, Steve wrote:
Here is a possible cheap DIY version of Monkey Holding Peach. As far as
I can find out the active ingredients of Monkey Holding Peach are:
Camphor - 22%
Menthol - 19%
Methyl Salicylate - 3%
Eucalyptus - 3%
Mix together 1 package each of:
Natureplex Muscle Rub (Ben Gay knockoff at dollar store)
Methyl Salicylate - 15%
Menthol - 1%
Vaporizing Chest Rub (Vicks Vapo Rub knockoff at dollar store)
Camphor - 4.7%
Menthol - 1%
Eucalyptus - 1%
Heat in a double boiler and add Edible Camphor to get 22% Camphor.
Edible Camphor is available at an Indian grocery. Here you get 3.5 oz of
Camphor granules for $3.99.
The resultant is not quite the same, roughly:
Camphor - 22%
Menthol - 1%
Methyl Salicylate - 7.5%
Eucalyptus - 0.5%
But it may be close enough.
- Steve N
-----Original Message-----
From: bodhisattva [mailto:bodhisat...@mutemail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, June 01, 2010 7:40 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>ya might wanna know....
Its the camphor in it that kills ticks, camphor is very potent. It used
to be, Vicks had a higher concentration of camphor, but the FDA got all
angry because it was curing stuff, so they limited any sale in the US to
be 10% or less refined camphor. The US version of Tiger Balm is very
poor quality, the one you get off Ebay from Thailand, now that's the
good stuff. Around 20% camphor!
If you have an asian grocery store around, you can find "Monkey Holding
Peach" which is even more potent than any of them. It's purely
medicinal, and amazing.. Stops pains in seconds, stops headaches. I
think it is around 25% camphor, along with other good stuff in it. I
have a few satchels of it around here.
Vicks today, is a distant cousin of the vastly more effective medicinal
Vicks from days past before the FDA tyranny.