How about using Colloidal Silver in the fresh lemon juice it will keep fresh
a long time.  But the effort to get fresh is a big difference, one makes you
more acidic while the fresh makes you more alkaline and have more energy.


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The Amazing Health Benefits of Drinking Lemon Water

After visiting some friends recently who drank copious amounts of water
spiked with fresh organic limes and lemons from trees in their yard and
freely offered this delicious concoction to all their guests, the
following article reminded me of the value of our mutual dedication to
planetary health and wellness through simple healthful remedies.

  There are basic lifestyle habits that are important to incorporate
into your daily life, and this is certainly one of them. However, we
are talking about organic lemons that are tree ripened. If you are
buying commercial lemons from the store, learn kinesiology and muscle
test the lemons you buy so that you know one way or another whether the
lemons you are purchasing are actually therapeutic for you.

  by Ann Heustad, R.N.

  “When life gives you a lemon... squeeze it, mix it with six ounces of
distilled water and drink twice daily.”

  The value of eating lemons is reported by Jethro Kloss in his book
Back to Eden:

  “The medicinal value of the lemon is as follows: It is an antiseptic,
or is an agent that prevents sepsis [the presence of pathogenic
bacteria] or putrefaction [decomposition of tissue]. It is also
anti-scorbutic, a term meaning a remedy which will prevent disease and
assist in cleansing the system of impurities.”

  Due to the digestive qualities of lemon juice, symptoms of indigestion
such as heartburn, bloating and belching are relieved. By drinking
lemon juice regularly, the bowels are aided in eliminating waste more
efficiently thus controlling constipation and diarrhea.

  On page 659 of Back to Eden, Mr. Kloss points out that, “The lemon is
a wonderful stimulant to the liver and is a dissolvent of uric acid and
other poisons, liquefies the bile, and is very good in cases of
malaria. Sufferers of chronic rheumatism and gout will benefit by
taking lemon juice, also those who have a tendency to bleed, uterine
hemorrhages, etc.; rickets and tuberculosis. In pregnancy, it will help
to build bone in the child. We find that the lemon contains certain
elements which will go to build up a healthy system and keep that
system healthy and well. As a food, we find, owing to its potassium
content, it will nourish the brain and nerve cells. Its calcium builds
up the bony structure and makes healthy teeth.

  “Its magnesium, in conjunction with calcium, has an important part to
play in the formation of albumen in the blood. The lemon contains
potassium 48.3, calcium 29.9, phosphorus 11.1, magnesium 4.4. Lemons
are useful in treating asthma, biliousness, colds, coughs, sore throat,
diphtheria, la grippe [flu or influenza], heartburn, liver
complaint[s], scurvy, fevers and rheumatism.”

  Since many people today suffer from what they used to call
biliousness, it is important to edify our readers to the definition.

  Biliousness -- 1. A symptom of a disorder of the liver causing
constipation, headache, loss of appetite and vomiting of bile. 2.
excess of bile; a bilious fever.

  Why the lemon works so well

  On page 19 of A.F. Beddoe's book “Biological Ionization in Human
Nutrition,” he states that: “Man does not live off the food he eats but
off of the energy that is produced from the food he eats.”

  The energy you get from your food comes from the atoms and molecules
of energy in your food. A reaction takes place as cationic food enters
the digestive tract and encounters anionic digestive enzymes.

  To explain further, an ion is part of a molecule con-atom or a group
of atoms that carry an electrical charge. Ions which carry positive
charges are “anions.” Lemons are considered to be anionic, having more
anions (negatively charged ions) of energy as compared to cations
(positively charged ions) in their atomic structure. Saliva,
hydrochloric acid, bile and the stomach's other digestive juices are
also anionic.

  Lemon is one of the only foods on the planet that has more anions than
cations in its atomic structure.

  When considering the electromagnetic properties of food Dr. Beddoe
points out that all foods are considered cationic with the exception of
fresh, raw lemon juice. Some have suggested that the reason fresh lemon
juice is similar to digestive enzymes is due to the low amount of
sulfur in lemons. It should be noted that pasteurized and packaged
lemon juice is cationic and, therefore, ineffective as a health remedy.

  Who Can Benefit From Lemon Water

  Dr. Beddoe continues on page 194: “Lemon water is used in every person
that can tolerate it. That is, if there is no allergy to lemon (a very
few have a true allergy to lemon) and no active ulcers, then all adults
and most children should use the lemon water. The purpose of the lemon
is to:
        a.
  provide a natural strengthening agent to the liver enzymes when they
are too dilute.
        b.
  The liver can make more enzymes out of fresh lemon juice than any
other food element.
        c.
  The lemon helps fix oxygen and calciums in the liver because it
regulates blood carbohydrate levels which affect the blood oxygen
levels.”

  In the above book, Dr. Beddoe also cites an article by Dr. Michael
Lesser on the medical promise of citric acid in “Anabolism, Journal of
Preventive Medicine.” He uses this article to validate the value of
using fresh lemon juice daily: “It appears that citric acid, the major
carrier of biochemicals in the body's energy system, shows important
promise, primarily because of its excellent properties as a chelator.
Its ability to form soluble complexes with calcium offers major promise
in the successful treatment of pancreatic stones and has also been
employed to dissolve kidney stones. Since calcium deposits are of major
significance in the much greater problem of hardening of the arteries,
citric acid may possibly contribute to a safe and effective reversal of
this widespread degenerative disease.”

  Even though medical doctors are not currently employing lemon juice in
the treatment of the above conditions, this article substantiates the
fact that one of the benefits of fresh lemon water is the way the
citric acid is able to act upon the body's systems differently than any
other food.

  Lemon Remedies Published by Jethro Kloss in Back to Eden
        •
  For sore throat, dilute lemon juice with water and gargle frequently.
Dilute one-half lemon juice with one-half water. It is even better to
use straight lemon juice.
        •
  A slice of lemon bound over a corn overnight will greatly relieve the
pain.
        •
  A slice of lemon bound over a felon [pus formation on a finger joint]
will not fail to bring the pus to the surface where it can be easily
removed.
        •
  To relieve asthma, take a tablespoon of lemon juice one hour before
each meal.
        •
  For liver complaints, the juice of the lemon should be taken in a
glass of hot water one hour before breakfast every morning.
        •
  To break up la grippe [flu or influenza], drink a large glass of hot
water with the juice of a lemon added, while at the same time have the
feet in a deep bucket or other vessel of water with mustard added to
it. The water should be deep enough to where it comes nearly up to the
knees. Keep adding hot water to the patient's tolerance and until the
patient begins to perspire freely (about 20-30 minutes). Be sure there
is no draft on the person while this is done. The patient should be
near a bed so he can get in it easily and avoid any danger of getting
chilled. If convenient, a full hot bathtub would be good in place of
the foot-bath. The lemon water should be taken every hour until the
patient feels that all the symptoms of the cold are gone.
        •
  A teaspoon of lemon juice in half a glass of water relieves heartburn.
        •
  For rheumatism, one or two ounces of lemon juice diluted in water
should be taken three times a day: one hour before meals and at
bedtime.
        •
  In cases of hemorrhage, lemon juice diluted in water and taken as cold
as possible will stop it.
        •
  Scurvy is treated by giving one to two ounces of lemon juice diluted
with water every two to four hours.
        •
  In excessive menstruation the juice of three to four lemons a day will
help check it. Best to take the juice of one lemon at a time in a glass
of cold water.

  Mr. Kloss explains how lemon juice can even help someone with stomach
ulcers:

  “How can one with an inflamed or ulcerated stomach partake in the
juice? Would not a strong acid like that of the lemon act as an
irritant? That would depend on how it was taken. If in quantity, yes.
But to take it very weak at first [diluted sufficiently in water], it
will cease to burn. The sufferer afflicted with ulcerated stomach has
to use great perseverance to affect a cure, and it can be cured if care
and patience is used. The gastric juice in the stomach is four times as
strong as lemon juice.”

  In these cases, I recommend one to two tablespoons of Aloe Vera Gel
before the lemon water. Taking 500 mg. of Bromelin has also proven to
be helpful.

  Buying a sweet lemon

  Some lemons are more sweet than others. A rule of thumb for selecting
a lemon that is both sweet and high in mineral content, is to pick one
that has a high specific gravity measurement and is heavy for its size.
By comparing equal-sized fruit, the one with the greatest weight will
have the most mineral content and sugar. A thick skinned lemon will not
be as heavy as a thin skinned lemon and will not have the desired
sweetness or mineral content.

  The method I use to ensure the purchase of sweet lemons is to look at
the stem end of the lemon. There are two ends on the lemon. One end has
a point where the blossom started to grow; the other end has a stem or
a dimple where the stem used to be located. On the stem end of a highly
mineralized, sweet lemon, you will see little lines radiating out of
the stem like sunbeams. These little lines can look like a star shaped
structure and is called a calyx. The calyx may have three, four, five
or more points to the star. The greater the number of points on the
calyx, the higher the mineral content of the lemon.

  How much lemon to use

  If you are in good health and weigh less than 150 pounds, squeeze the
juice of one half a lemon (one ounce) into a glass of purified water
and drink this mixture twice a day (one whole lemon a day.) If you
weigh over 150 pounds, squeeze the juice out of an entire lemon (two
ounces) into a glass of purified water and drink this mixture twice a
day (two whole lemons a day.) The lemon juice can be diluted more
according to taste.

  To help your body get the energy from the food you are eating, drink
lemon water regularly. Next to drinking plain purified water, drinking
lemon water daily is the most important thing you can do for your
health.



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