RECIPES
This should be made and supervised by a physician. Empty
the BQ capsule into water, stirring with a plastic spoon until
completely dissolved (about one minute). Further dilute this as
follows: ½ ml BQ solution as prepared above is added to a sec-
ond pint of water. All quantities can be approximated, since the
final concentration should be one part per million but need not
be exact. After the second dilution, the BQ solution must be
used within 20 minutes. If there is further delay, the solution
must be made up from the powder again. A dose of one cc (2 cc
for persons over 100 lb.) is given in the muscle (IM) in the hip
after cleaning skin with ethyl alcohol. This is 1 mcg. Give the
shot slowly to reduce burning. Patients may exclaim over their
improvement by the time the needle is out.
The BQ solution is thrown out when it is twenty minutes
old. All containers are new glassware and to be used only for
this purpose. Before use, it is rinsed with tap water to remove
any adhering antiseptic. It is only rinsed and drained—never
chemically cleaned.
Castor Oil Pack
This can be used to give pain relief on any area. It can also
be placed over large lumps in the abdomen to speed shrinkage.
It is actually an immune stimulant of ancient renown. Use for
three days in a row; then rest for four days and repeat as needed.
white flannel cloth or soft cotton (cheese cloth will do)
plastic sheet
hot water bottle
bath towel
two safety pins (optional)
Protect bedding with plastic sheet (such as large trash bag).
Prepare cloth by washing in borax and drying before first use.
For abdominal application, it should be ¼” thick when folded
and measure about 10 inches wide by 14 inches long. For
smaller areas, fold this over.