Deporting Protocol

1. Herbal Deworming Protocol 🪱
We use a potent blend of concentrated herbal tinctures—the same traditional antiparasitic herbs trusted for centuries:
🌿 Clove – destroys eggs
🌿 Black walnut – kills adult parasites
🌿 Wormwood – weakens & eliminates all life stages

These herbs work synergistically to target parasites in every corner of the body—especially when paired with a binder.

🧬 Why it matters:
Parasites don’t just steal nutrients… they store heavy metals, mold, and pathogens inside them.
When they die, those toxins are released into your system.
If you’re not binding them properly, they recirculate—triggering inflammation, rashes, brain fog, and immune stress.

2. Heavy Metal Detox ⚠️
Most people don’t realize:
Parasites use heavy metals to hide.
They literally embed themselves behind mercury, aluminum, and lead—making it almost impossible for your immune system to detect or kill them.
And the metals themselves?
🧠 Cause brain inflammation & neurological damage
🧬 Disrupt DNA repair
🫁 Damage the liver, gut & lungs
☠️ Linked to cancer & autoimmunity

That’s why we never skip this step.
We use clinoptilolite zeolite—a natural mineral micronized to bind toxins at the cellular level. It traps:
▪️ Heavy metals
▪️ Pesticides
▪️ Mycotoxins
▪️ Fluoride
▪️ Even radioactive particles

Gentle enough for kids. Strong enough for adults.
This is the exact system we used to heal our family.

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High Blood Sugar Remedies

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1 l of water

Star anises

In table spoons of cloves

3 sicks of cinamon

Drink one cup before meals

Fatigue Remedies

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Water

Lemon

Vinegar

Baking soda 

Salt

Drink forn3 days

Unclog arteries

Detox Kidney Liver

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Lemon garlic olive oil

Detox with Pinaple Cayan Paper Lemon Juice

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Pineapple

Cayan Paper Lemon Juice 

1 glass of water

Blend

Used for detox liver

Calms inflammation 

Keeps your blood pressure in check

Sumacul Vindeca Tusea

Sumac juice (often called "sumac-ade" or "Indian lemonade") is a tart, refreshing beverage made by soaking the dark red berries of native North American sumac bushes (like Staghorn or Smooth sumac) in cold water. It has a natural, citrusy, and slightly raspberry-like flavor, and is packed with Vitamin C. [1, 2, 3]

How to Make Sumac Juice

1. Harvest Safely: Forage for bright red sumac berry clusters in late summer. Ensure you are picking Staghorn or Smooth sumac—do not use poison sumac, which has white berries.
2. Cold Soak (Do Not Heat): Place about 4 cups of berry clusters into 2 liters of cold water. Never use boiling water, as heat releases bitter tannins.
3. Agitate: Gently rub or muddle the berries in the water to release the sour, fuzzy coating. Let it steep in the fridge for 2 to 24 hours.
4. Strain: Strain the liquid through a fine-mesh sieve and a layer of cheesecloth to remove the tiny hairs and seeds.
5. Sweeten and Serve: Add honey, maple syrup, or sugar to taste, as the raw liquid is very tart. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Blood Sugar

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1 glass of water

1 table spoons of Apple Sider Vinegar

Juice of half lemon

1 table spoons of honey

High Sugar Level Remedies

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A bottle of water  cinemon sticks cloves

Drink this water for 90 days

Healing the Liver Kidney Vision Skin

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Grate one Carrot then add 

1/2 juice of Lemon

Honey

1 spoin in the morning one spoon at night.

Improve fatty liver,  good for kidney, imprive vision, improve the skin

Sea Holly

Sea Holly (Eryngium maritimum) is a traditional medicinal plant known for its diuretic, expectorant, and stimulant properties, with roots historically used to treat bladder issues, liver obstructions, and chronic coughs. Modern applications include skin care due to its antioxidant-rich stem cells. It is also valued for its diuretic action in modern herbalism.

Key Medicinal Uses and Benefits

• Respiratory Support: Used to promote expectoration and treat chronic coughs and debility.
• Urinary and Liver Health: Considered helpful for kidney stones, cystitis, urethritis, and removing liver/gallbladder obstructions.
• Skin Care and Anti-Aging: Extracts are used in cosmetics to promote elastin synthesis, increase skin resistance to fatigue, and aid cell renewal.
• Traditional Tonic: Historically utilized as a restorative tonic, aphrodisiac, and for Treating dropsy and jaundice.
• External Application: Poultices of the powdered root have been used to assist in tissue regeneration.

Key Botanical Properties

• Roots: The most medicinally active part, usually harvested in autumn from plants at least two years old.
• Flavor/Usage: The roots have been traditionally candied or used in decoctions.
• Habitat: A salt-tolerant, hardy, perennial plant typically found on coastal sand dunes. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Note: While traditionally used, it is advisable to consult a healthcare professional before using herbal remedies, particularly for serious, chronic, or pre-existing conditions. [1]