Our number one nannie slipped in the dressing room.  Very bad fall.  She hit her lower back in a step of stone.  Too much pain.  They called for the nearest local massage expert “aling Betty”.  Not much she could do, maybe some relief.

My wife got an appointment with the Chiropractor Dr. Brush.  Luckilly he had a slot available and last Saturday afternoon I drove our nannie to the chiropractor.  Dr. Brush said it was truly a bad fall.  A big dislocation and nerve pinching as a result.  He was able to move the dislocated part, but it needed a second visit to finish the job.

So last Tuesday our driver drove our nannie to the chiropractor again.  This time the nannie said it seems Dr. Brush has fixed everything.  All she needed now was some few days rest.

Note that Dr. Brush has raised his consultation fee from P 1,600 per visit to P 2,000 per visit.

This afternoon my father in law complained he had been suffering from sinus congestion for 3 days, it was frustrating for him.  I said I had remedies that can cure him of his problem instantly.  It must have been pretty bad, he was receptive to both of my suggestions.

First suggestion was to use Quantum Minerals Plus drops.  It was in the kitchen counter ready and waiting for anyone to use.  I shared his own daughter’s discovery, my sister in law, that a few drops of Quantum spread on the forehead and nose bridge will immediately clear sinusitis.  So my father in law did so immediately, it only takes a few seconds to put it on.

Second suggestion, use the cayenne tincture I just recently made last January 27.  It was not mature yet, but it will have to do for now.  All you need is 1/2 teaspoon under your tongue and your entire body will heat up, blood will flow, and mucus will flow.  My father in law took to the cayenne tincture immediately without any hesitation, the sinusitis must have been that bad.

A few minutes later he was all smiles.  All that suffering for 3 days, now his sinusitis was gone instantly!

Cayenne tincture helped save my 98 year old grandfather from pneumonia, so what’s a little sinusitis?

The cause of his recent sinusitis, he recalls it must be his recent business trip and he stayed in a new hotel.  Maybe they sprayed the hotel room with one of those irritating disinfectants, or artificial odors.  Maybe.  The imporant thing is this sinusitis is history.

Just before dinner last night I heard my 4 year old daughter scream in pain in the adjacent house. Now as a hands on parent I know what screaming in pain is, there is a possibility of real injury and you had better find out quick where the injury is. Luckily I have a good ear when it comes to children’s talk. My daughter pointed to her right foot. I had her sit and show me the sole of her right foot. There was a big ugly angled gash carved out on the sole of her foot, some 1 centimeter on each side.

Immediately her 5 year old brother explained that my daughter had stepped on a playing block. Then I noticed they had tied ribbon strings on a small 2 inch lego type block each and were playing fishing. Unfortunately my 4 year old girl stepped on the block at a bad angle while barefoot and thus the resulting gash.

Presence of mind. Where is that dried cayenne pepper bottle? It should be in the kitchen rack… and it was. So I opened the cayenne pepper bottle and grabbed a palmful of dried cayenne pepper and slapped it on the bleeding gash under the sole of her right foot. Our cook was nearby and I asked for a hankerchief. With my wife holding our girl, my cook helping me tie the hankerchief on her right foot to keep the dried cayenne pressure on the right sole of her foot.

Our 4 year old did not seem to mind nor care that we did put cayenne pepper. She found some relief but still could not walk on it. So we had dinner, she lost her appetite and only had a mango for dinner. She had to be carried to bed and she wanted to retire early. Her nannie put a sock on her foot to keep the hankerchief and the dried cayenne pepper intact.

Next morning at 6am my 4 year old daughter asked that the sock and the hankerchief be removed. She said she was fine. I did remove her sock and hanky and inspected her wound. It was obviously still there but she said she could walk fine with it.

Now that is the power and the speed of cayenne pepper. Locally we call it “sili”. A lesson was imprinted in the minds of my children, that when you have a wound, the very first item to reach for is cayenne pepper. To stop bleeding wounds, dried cayenne pepper. For puncture wounds, get fresh cayenne pepper and jam it in the puncture wound.

Here is a picture of our dried cayenne pepper.

Here is a picture of my daughter’s wound.

Here is a picture of fresh cayenne pepper we currently have. I’m ready to make cayenne tincture on Tuesday with it.