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Hawthron Berry Heart Syrup - 4 oz , (Dr. Clark)
Hawthorn Berry Heart Syrup The heart is our life pump, and when it is not properly nourished with wholesome foods, it suffers malfunction, such as weakness and heart attack. Heart disease is one of the world's greatest killers. The Mucusless Diet used over a period of time can rebuild a heart to a good strong condition, but if the heart, its valves, and other working parts are in a weakened condition and need quick help we use a great "heart food or tonic" to assist it back to health.
This food is the hawthorn berry (Crataegus oxycantha, Linn.). We refer to "Potter's Cyclopaedia of Botanical Drugs and Preparations," one of the old herbals out of England (published by Potter and Clarke, Ltd., 60 Artillery Lane, London), which lists hawthorn as a "cardiac" tonic. This herb is claimed to be a curative remedy for organic and functional heart disorders such as dyspnoea, rapid and feeble heart action, hypertrophy, (valvular insufficiency), and heart oppression.
SUGGESTED USAGE
Recommended dosage is one half teaspoon three times in a day
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Hawthron Berry Heart Syrup - 4 oz , (Dr. Clark)
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4 oz, (Dr. Clark)
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