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Blood clot concerns

If there are blood clot issues in the area of the body, that area will be painful and feel like it’s burning.

  1. Generously apply Sassafras herbal extract and/or Chestnut Leaf herbal extract to the area continuously until the clot is dissolved. 
  2. Both of these extracts mentioned for external application can also be taken internally, under the tongue, to prevent and/or dissolve blood clots.

When a clot is a problem, immediately give 40 to 80 drops of either Sassafras or Chestnut Leaf herbal extract to start working on the blood clot issue internally.This can be repeated, if needed, as the situation warrants. When the immediate danger is over, take either extract, 20 to 40 drops three times per day to prevent the problem.

Note | Sassafras herbal extract and Chestnut Leaf herbal extract are also referred to by some as blood thinners. If you feel cool after taking a blood thinner, the blood is a little too thinned out. Decrease the amount slightly until you determine the correct amount for maintaining normal temperature.

  1. Vitamin E with Selenium  is also helpful with blood clot issues. The suggestion is to use 2,000 to 4,000 i.u. per day. Vitamin E with Selenium helps to dissolve and prevent blood clot issues. 
  2. A Valuable Addition 

Choose from the following herbal extracts: Chippewa Pine, Bilberry, and Wild Rose Hips. These maintain the elasticity and strength of the blood vessels and prevent bruising and clots caused by fragile blood vessels breaking. 

*The Food and Drug Administration has not evaluated these statements.

This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Warning: Not intended for use by pregnant or nursing women. If you have a medical condition or are taking medication, consult your doctor prior to use. Discontinue use and consult with your doctor if any adverse reactions occur.

Disclaimer: No person at or affiliated with Healed People, Heal People® is a medical doctor, and we cannot provide medical directives or medical advice. You’re encourage to contact your health care provider. Thank you for understanding and respecting our limitations. 

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