Wow! So how much longer are they going to deny that she has a medical problem?
Hillary Clinton had a “medical episode” that required her to leave a 9/11 commemoration ceremony early, a law enforcement source who witnessed the event told Fox News.
The Democratic presidential nominee appeared to faint on her way into her van and had to be helped by her security, the source said. She was “clearly having some type of medical episode.”
Clinton’s stumbled off the curb, her “knees buckled” and she lost a shoe as she was helped into a van during her “unexpected early departure,” a witness told Fox News.
A separate law enforcement source told Fox News that Clinton left the event because she wasn’t feeling well.
Hillary Clinton coughs, hacks up a mysterious green substance into her glass of water during the Cleveland, Ohio rally Monday, September 5, 2016 (9/5/16).
An at home cure for Strep Throat from instructables.
Enjoy!
This is a tried-and-true (by our family and friends–and many others, I’m sure) natural remedy for CURING strep throat at home (including those who suffer from recurring strep throat).
This is also beneficial for ANY bacterial or viral infection that can manifest itself in the throat/mouth. BONUS! :)
NOTE: Each ingredient in this concoction has MANY more healing effects then just this one (and I’ve listed a lot of those out in the last few steps of this instructable). So be sure to stick around to see those!
INGREDIENTS:
*3 cloves fresh garlic or 3 teaspoons minced garlic
*1/2 teaspoon ground cayenne pepper
*Raw or pure honey to taste
ADDITIONAL INGREDIENT:
*Apple Cider Vinegar
DIRECTIONS:
1. Peel and crush your fresh garlic cloves (either with a mortar and pestle or a hand-held garlic mincer) and put them in a small bowl or simply put your pre-minced, jarred garlic in a small bowl.
2. Mix in a half teaspoon of cayenne pepper. (Don’t worry about it being too spicy, the honey really dulls it down!)
3. Mix in your honey to taste.
THE REMEDY:
Simply eat 1/2 teaspoon of this concoction every 30 minutes. Make more of this recipe as needed.
NOTE: A large amount of garlic can potentially upset your stomach when eaten this regularly (especially if you’re not used to eating it), so make sure it’s only 1/2 teaspoon (no less than 1/4 teaspoon). You can reduce the frequency of how often you take it in a day, but make sure it’s at least with every meal and snack. If you have an aggressive level of strep, the reduction of consumption could result in it only working partially, so just take that into consideration.
My kids (ages 5-10 at the time) took this, too, and at the same amounts as listed here. This just goes to show that the flavor is definitely NOT too intense and it’s safe for all ages!
ADDING THE BIG GUNS:
In addition to eating this concoction every 30 minutes–if you really want to kick this strep to the curb in a hurry–gargle apple cider vinegar 3 times per day, too.
And you thought NyQuil knocked you out? Take a look at the ingredients in this old bottle of cough syrup. It might not cure your cough, but after a swig or two you won’t even remember you have one!
Since the last third of the nineteenth century to the early twentieth century America proliferated different medicinal remedies retail. Some of these emerging companies laid the foundations for Big Pharma today.
This is the case of Kohler Company Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland, which in 1988 sold “One Night” cough syrup recommended for children and adults. Its label read it’s composition:
Alcohol (less than 1%),
Cannabis Indica F.E. (a.k.a. marijuana)
Chloroform
Morphia, Sulph. (a.k.a morphine)
Note how these ingredients are “Skillfully combined with a number of other ingredients.”
The recommended dose for children was one teaspoon, 3 times a day combined with sleeping in bed. For children from 5 years, 15 drops for children 1 year, 5 drops. In severe cases, administer twice. Adult dose: Half a teaspoon three times daily and at bedtime.
The name of this medicinal preparation “One Night” no less curious. Did this mean that there would be no more night since one would not wake up in the morning? … Wacky!
This remedy continued to sell to the public until 1934, when the Consumer Protection Agency. (US Food and Drug Administration) took action on the matter. It gave judgment finding that labeling statements in relation to the curative and therapeutic effects of the article were false and fraudulent, and ordering that the product was banned and destroyed.
