We did this also but after drinking it was required to get into bed with a heap
of covers so to break a sweat.
PT
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From: "zzekel...@aol.com" <zzekel...@aol.com>
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Fri, December 28, 2012 12:42:37 PM
Subject: Re: CS>Oil of Oregano and colds Try a Hot Toddy & BS & Ep Salts bath
In a message dated 12/26/2012 4:22:04 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
d...@deetroy.org writes:
Just to say that I was told that oil of oregano would ‘stop a cold in its
tracks’ but this is not true. I have just started a cold and used this
almost immediately and the cold is getting steadily worse. I am also using
CS with DMSO but still have the cold. Just a snippet to say that natural
remedies are not always successful either. Dee
Dee , give this a try-----That night Dan broke a massive sweat & the cold { a
bad one } is gone...
When My kids were young & had a bad cold. ( before I found out about
colloidal
silver} ----I would mix a little whiskey with honey & water & give them a
teaspoon or table spoon full before they went to bed. During the night they
would have a big sweat & in the morning be much better. My Grand mother told
me to use it as she did with my Mom & uncle...I'm 75 now & this was near 40
yrs ago as my kids are grown..{{ Gram's use was over 100 yrs ago..& likely
more
as her Mom most likely used it...}}
My son has a bad cold so I did a search & found the whiskey honey use on
line
as an old remedy. { we didn't use the lemon } " The wonderful Hot Toddy"
Mix
piping hot water to a cup, 1/2 shot of whiskey, and 1 tea spoon lemon juice, 1
tea spoon honey, mix well. The Alcohol has an anti-inflammatory effect on
mucous membranes. Also said to reduce fever, and relieve muscle aches.
Squeeze the juice from one lemon into a glass and add one large spoon of
honey. { raw honey is the best } Add one large spoon of Scotch whisky.
Fill the
glass with boiling water and stir to mix. Let cool and drink.
Have one glass a day for three days. !! Lois
{ Oh & we use the after bath water to do a load of laundry } -- :-)
