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Dr. Christopher's Plague Remedy

Aug 1
2 min read

Dr. Christopher shared this formula was given to him after a prayer for guidance during a lecture, when the student's were asking for a remedy. He had many stories of people using it for all sorts of problems including colds, flu, congestion, infection, communicable diseases, even menstrual cramps and headache.  One family used this remedy only for every ailment or problem with the body they encountered. I took his original recipe and simplified it down in a way that has worked well for my family and I.




Make an Herbal Extract

Mix together the following herbs in a large bowl or container:

2 parts comfrey

1 part wormwood

1 part lobelia

1 part marshmallow root

1 part oak bark

1 part black walnut hull

1 part mullein

1 part skullcap

1 part uva ursi


Place the following liquids into a blender and blend until fully incorporated:

8 parts apple cider vinegar (use Bragg's brand or any kind with the mother)

5 parts vegetable glycerine

5 parts raw honey


Directions

  1. Fill a jar ½ full of the herbal blend and cover with the liquid mixture.  Stir well, allowing the herbs to absorb the liquids. 

  2. Shake it up several times during the first day, adding more liquid as needed.  Let the herbal extract sit for 6 weeks on a counter or in a cupboard, shaking daily - if you remember. 

  3. Strain the herbs at the end of the 6 week period and add 2 parts garlic juice (run garlic bulbs through a juicer). 

 

Keep stored in a glass container in a cool, dark area.


Basic Dosage

Adult 1 tsp, 3 times a day for prevention and 1 Tbsp each hour during illness. I always like to listen to my body and as often as I feel the need to take it - I take it! I prefer to add this to my food instead of taking a spoonful since it is very garlic tasting. It makes a wonderful salad dressing!


Dr. Christopher's Recipe

 

Already-Made Alternatives



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Disclaimer: The Information contained on this website is for educational purposes only and as a guideline for your personal use.  It is not intended to replace the advice of a licensed healthcare professional. Those who follow these suggestions do so at their own risk.

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