Horsetail

Description

Horsetail [equisetum arvense] Pure Herbs liquid extract used historically for Kidneys, blood pressure, skin problems, elasticity of tissue, drive out heavy metals, contains M.S.M. [menthyl sulfonyl methane] for joint problems.

Common names 
Scourbrush, Nerve Root, American Valerian, Shavegrass.

Parts used 
the plant

Bodily Influences 
Horsetail, also known as Shavegrass, bears the reputation of “surgeon without a knife.” When rolled between the fingers, the stems of the plant reveal its true nature of containing silicon, the same material which makes sand and crystals strong and resilient.

This natural crystalline structure not only supports the body and gives it a smooth finish, but acts as an internal surgeon to shave away unworthy tissues and slough them off. When the body structure is thus renewed it has greater integrity and elasticity.

At the rate of 40 drops per day of Horsetail, a smooth finish is given to the skin much like the skin of the surface of an apple, and provides the skin you love to touch. Nerves become very resilient, nails flexible and tough and hair becomes “silky” as is noted when rolled between the fingers.

Allow up to four months or more of patience to see these changes. Horsetail is a slow moving herb when it comes to producing these effects but once it becomes part of these structures, you really have something you can count on. A maintenance amount then of 10 to 20 drops per day can maintain these desirable

Benefits
American Indian using Horsetail for kidneys and fluid retention is well documented. Here 40 drops 3 times per day are recommended. The ingestion of Horsetail Pure Herbs liquid extract at the rate of 40 drops 3 times per day allows the body to cast out impurities of all kinds, including heavy metals and other pollutants through the bowel, urine, skin and nails and lungs.

General note
The continued use of Horsetail over a period of several months or years can cause Mercury amalgam fillings drop out of the teeth, be glad you are free of this deadly poison.

Horsetail also cleans out lead poisoning. Horsetail strengthens the lenses of the eyes and their other structures when taken internally. Horsetail, by removing congestion around blood vessels, normalizes blood pressure. Russian folk medicine experience indicates your choice of herbs for bleeding from the stomach or the intestinal tract to be that of Horsetail.

Suggested use
40 drops per day for skin and hair and nails. 40 drops three times per day for more involved conditions.

Directions on label
For adults, mix 2 ml of extract in 2 oz [60 ml] of water one time daily preferably with a meal.

References
Alma R. Hutchens, “Indian Herbalogy of North America;” Dr. Eugene C. Watkins, “Get Well With Natural Remedies.”

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.