Dandelion Leaf (Taraxacum spp.)
Lespedeza Herb (Lespedeza capitata)
Gravel Root (Eupatorium purpureum)
INDICATIONS
Kidney weakness or failure, bladder weakness, cystitis, nephritis, urethritis,
urinary tract infections (use a parasite formula for microorganisms as well),
lower back pain, prostatitis, edema (dropsy), eye weakness, bags under the
eyes, blindness, gout, kidney and bladder stones, dialysis.
SUGGESTED USAGE
Add to a little water or juice.
General: 1 full dropper 3 to 6 times a day.
Acute: 1 full dropper every 2 to 4 hours.
CAUTIONS AND CONTRAINDICATIONS
This type of formula coupled with a raw fruit diet will considerably increase
the need to eliminate through the kidneys. If your patient is on dialysis, you
may need to increase their dialysis from three times a week to four times a
week until self-urination has been achieved. Dialysis patients should eat 90 to
100 percent raw, living foods. Eliminate all meats and grains as these are
acidic and irritating to the tissues of the urinary tract.
NOTES
1. Alkalization is essential to the regeneration of the kidneys.
2. Do not drink cranberry juice, as this is too acidic. Fresh watermelon is far
better. Fresh fruits and fresh fruit juices are excellent kidney cleansers
and regenerators.LUNGS
An ideal herbal formula would assist the body in removing mucus and
toxicity, interstitially and intracellularly within the lung tissues, promoting
tissue repair and rejuvenation. It would include all or most of the following: