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| Take 1 to 6 teaspoons Chlorella or Greens Plus in powdered form daily. |
| Other helpful herbs include Siberian ginseng, astragalus, ginkgo, ashwaganda, schizandra, licorice, green tea, uno de gato, and reishi. I usually make an 8-ounce mixture of herbal extracts for postradiation patients, and recommend that they take I teaspoon in 1 ounce of aloe leaf juice three to four times daily. |
| Postradiation Tea |
| Make a mucilaginous tea with slippery elm bark, marshmallow, plantain, mullein, horsetail, and comfrey. Add 2 heaping tablespoons of herbs to 3 pints of cool water. Let sit several hours or overnight. Then gently heat herbs, being careful not to boil. Strain and drink throughout the day. This tea is very soothing and healing to the mucous membranes of all tissues in the body, particularly the linings of the respiratory, urinary, and digestive tracts. |
| Gout |
| Gout, a painful arthritic condition brought about by excess uric acid, afflicts many people undergoing chemotherapy because of the negative effect cytotoxic drugs have on the kidneys. For gout I usually recommend the following herbal compound. |
| Gout Formula |
| Celery seed |
| 60 ml | Juniper | 10 ml
Nettles (leaf, root, seed) | 60 ml | Avena | 20 ml
Burdock seed | 30 ml | Colchicum | 15 ml
Devil's claw | 30 ml | Pipsissewa | 15 ml
| Dose: 1 teaspoon three to six times daily, taken in black cherry concentrate or a cup of watermelon seed tea. |
| I also recommend taking 10 drops of Hydroxy Folate (B l2 and folic acid) along with 500 mg each of bromelain and quercetin, three times daily between meals. It is very important to avoid meat, shellfish, and all alcohol while treating this condition. |
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