Yucca

Description

May be useful to moisten skin and prevent drying; excellent joint lubricant; useful to detoxify or neutralize the poisons given off by unfriendly colon bacteria that inhibit the manufacture of healthy cartilage. Yucca is a desert plant with long bayonet shaped protecting leaves around a stout, central, erect stem which carries a terminal cluster of white flowers.

As with most all desert plants, they successfully resist drying. They must survive under harsh, hot, arid conditions. The substances they manufacture and store for the processes of living are very concentrated. There is no in between with respect to how much help they can give us. They are either very, very bad for us or very, very good for us. Yucca is very, very good for us.

Yucca moistens skin and prevents drying. Excellent joint lubricant; dry, cracking joints glide smoothly again. Joints lacking flexibility are strengthened, elasticity is restored and returned to service. There is some indication, part of Yucca’s work may be accomplished by detoxifying or neutralizing the poisons given off by unfriendly colon bacteria or flora, which inhibit the manufacture of healthy cartilage, as well as providing lubrication for the joints.

Suggested use
40 drops, 1-3 times per day. Also, may apply externally, as needed, to troubled skin areas along with Vitamin E, as additional nourishment for the skin, from 100 i.u. [International Unit, a measure of liquid vitamins] capsules.

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.