Wild Lettuce
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Wild Lettuce Pure Herbs Liquid Extract used Historically for Relief of pain in association with any disorder including migraines.
Wild Lettuce Is related to garden lettuce but much stronger in taste, with a sticky, white, milky sap in its circulatory system. Wild Lettuce was used, during the U.S. War between the States, by the South when they could not obtain laudanum (a liquid opium preparation) for relief of pain. Wild Lettuce Pure Herbs Liquid Extract is not as strong, but does not have the addictive quality or unpleasant after-effects as does opium. Here, the substitute exceeds the perverted choice as a remedy.
To reverse insomnia due to mental overwork, Wild Lettuce Pure Herbs Liquid Extract is the answer. Irritation of the bronchial tubes, lungs, and a cough where the person is wasting away, are reversed so the area can be repaired. Wild Lettuce is often mixed with Wood Betony for pain and headache relief. (See Wild Lettuce & Wood Betony Pure Herbs Liquid Extract Combination).
It is interesting to note that the leaves of Wild Lettuce often line up in a north-south direction and earn the common name of Compass plant. It could be assumed, that this plant, with this property, may make use of its electrical and magnetic qualities to calm and balance the nervous system of a person. Certainly, in this day and time, any plant which can help alleviate our pains and restore our nerve energies, should be called friend and thus it is with Wild Lettuce Pure Herbs Liquid Extract .
DOSE: If insomnia, 30-40 drops a half hour before bedtime. If necessary, repeat every 5 minutes, for the next half hour until sleep is possible. If pain or bronchial irritation, the same as above, but also rub in quantity necessary, on the chest.
This information is about historical observations and historical information relating to herbs. This information is not intended to be a substitute for medical advice by licensed physicians. A person should consult a physician regularly in all matters relating to medical problems, especially in matters of diagnosing, treating or curing dis-eases or other physical or mental conditions.
This information has not been verified by the American Medical Association or the Food and Drug Administration.
Wild Lettuce Is related to garden lettuce but much stronger in taste, with a sticky, white, milky sap in its circulatory system. Wild Lettuce was used, during the U.S. War between the States, by the South when they could not obtain laudanum (a liquid opium preparation) for relief of pain. Wild Lettuce Pure Herbs Liquid Extract is not as strong, but does not have the addictive quality or unpleasant after-effects as does opium. Here, the substitute exceeds the perverted choice as a remedy.
To reverse insomnia due to mental overwork, Wild Lettuce Pure Herbs Liquid Extract is the answer. Irritation of the bronchial tubes, lungs, and a cough where the person is wasting away, are reversed so the area can be repaired. Wild Lettuce is often mixed with Wood Betony for pain and headache relief. (See Wild Lettuce & Wood Betony Pure Herbs Liquid Extract Combination).
It is interesting to note that the leaves of Wild Lettuce often line up in a north-south direction and earn the common name of Compass plant. It could be assumed, that this plant, with this property, may make use of its electrical and magnetic qualities to calm and balance the nervous system of a person. Certainly, in this day and time, any plant which can help alleviate our pains and restore our nerve energies, should be called friend and thus it is with Wild Lettuce Pure Herbs Liquid Extract .
DOSE: If insomnia, 30-40 drops a half hour before bedtime. If necessary, repeat every 5 minutes, for the next half hour until sleep is possible. If pain or bronchial irritation, the same as above, but also rub in quantity necessary, on the chest.
This information is about historical observations and historical information relating to herbs. This information is not intended to be a substitute for medical advice by licensed physicians. A person should consult a physician regularly in all matters relating to medical problems, especially in matters of diagnosing, treating or curing dis-eases or other physical or mental conditions.
This information has not been verified by the American Medical Association or the Food and Drug Administration.