“Going slow” will prevent any potential side effects.

I’m concerned because I’ve had open heart bi-pass surgery, but it was for Fibro Muscular Dysplasia which is a rare disease. I also have Fibromyalgia, which doesn’t like anything which increases inflammation.

However, this appears to be an excellent way to get absorpable magnesium. Will going slow limit the affect on these conditions?

Best regards,
Lorraine Calvert

I think I learned that from Schulze. Using cayenne sublingually has a totally different effect than through capsules. The alkalizing effect and the increase in blood circulation is nearly immediate. Dr. Schulze and Dr. Anderson (et al) used to use this method to stop heart attacks when doing house calls. I use a high heat cayenne powder, and add just a pinch to some water. Using a tincture is fine also!

Thank you for your input, as always. I’m on the search right now for Dr. Schulze’s information. I have used his tonics in the past and will investigate further. It sounds like you’re a big fan of cayenne. How did you decide to hold it under your tongue as opposed to use the capsules? Do you prefer his tonic or have you created your own?

With much love,
Sheen

Of course, I’m a big fan of many of the things Gerson taught, and that the Gerson Institute uses. After all, Gerson was a big proponent of clay therapy.

However, I’ve worked with several families that had family members treated at the Gerson Clinic… all very late stage cancer patients. All of the sufferered died of their illness, but in far less pain and far greater dignity. In the quest for accurate knowledge and useable wisdom in the realm of natural medicine, I highly suggest tracking down old copies of Dr. Schulze’s Save Your Life videos.

What are your thoughts about the Gerson Therapy?

With much love,
Sheen