The above photo is an interesting depiction of a San Francisco Chinese herb shop and dispensary. It is human nature to over-value exotic herbs when in reality, our most potent and useful medicinal plants are growing right in our own country. They are fresher, cheaper and just as potent. Scarceness is too often how we gauge desirability! Western herbal traditions are often treated as the poor cousin to the the Eastern Chinese protocols. Do this at your own peril!

     One plant that has been over-looked in this regard is what we Midwesterners call a hedge tree. I have long adored this unique American Midwestern tree, Osage Orange ((Maclura pomifera. It is my sacred tree. I have many of these trees growing naturally on my farm. It never appears to die. It is unaffected by insect pests, fungi, viral, or bacterial blights. Its dead wood never decays in the short term. Fence posts can easily last 50 years out in the open. This tree contains an anti-microbial essence unique and long lasting! It is very similar to the olive tree in this regard, and we all know how medicinal the olive tree has been throughout history! I would like to suggest to you that America's Osage Orange tree is no less spectacular in its healing properties-not to be overlooked in systemic fungal or other anti-microbial syndromes. It is North America's answer to the South American Lapacho or Pau d'Arco tree.

     Modern researchers are scrutinizing many of the compounds in the Osage Orange. One of the active compounds is Tetrahydroxystilbene (THS) which shows significant anti-fungal activity and probably is the one we are most interested in. It is also known as a Resveratrol analog. That name should ring a bell with most of you! Resveratrol (3,5,4'-trihydroxy-trans-stibene), a phytoalexin present in grapes, peanuts and pines has antioxidant and anti-inflammatory activities. The TV show, 60 Minutes did a piece on this exciting new compound as featured in wines a few years ago and set off the craze. There has been quite a bit of research done on Tetrahydroxystilbene as a tumor inhibitor. Here we find this wonderful substance in the Osage Orange and at much higher levels than can be found in red wine!


An interesting study on tetrahydroxystibene as an antifungal:

<http://www.scienceasia.org/1976.02.n4/v02_202_205.pdf >


     However, it should be noted that no one herb or tree is simply one isolated compound! An herb is a sum of its many parts and the Osage Orange tree should be considered in that light. You can take out of it tetrahydroxystilbene but there are far too many other synergistic compounds to only religate this tree to just a tetrahydroxystilbene source. It was found in a study below that tetrahydroxystilbene was not very effective against combating the common fungus, Candida albicans. I guarantee one thing! The Osage Orange tree is very resistant to Candida infections! So there is much more to this tree than just tetrahydroxystilbene! The Osage Orange is a soup of many anti-microbial chemicals working together to protect this tree in a way that few trees have ever been protected. It is just not about tetrahydroxystilbene, but because so much research has been done on this one compound, we will concentrate on it below.




     There are a number of herbalists and alternative health researchers that will tell you that fungi in its many forms is the true general cause of cancer and other chronic diseases. It may or may not be, but I am sure of one thing, fungi is absolutely underestimated by the medical community in the havoc it can cause in both human and animal pathology. There are few really good, nontoxic antifungals out there for one to use. Osage Orange is one plant that can bring you a very effective non-toxic, antifungal component. There isn't much out there on the Internet on the value of Osage Orange for medicinal purposes. You will run across some people using the hedge apple fruit as the main part of the tree to fight cancer, etc. I doubt seriously they are doing themselves justice by concentrating on just the fruit, though the fruit does contain some unique compounds. As with most medicinal trees, the value is not in the fruit, but found in the leaf or the inner bark of trees. Osage Orange should be no different! Almost without exception in the herbal literature, the inner bark (cambium layer and phloem) contains the most powerful concentration of a plant's chemicals. Compare the Osage to the Olive tree. The olive fruit is unpalatable in its natural state just like the Osage orange ball and both are not the part of the tree generally used in herbal medicine as a remedy. If you want to experiment with Osage Orange, I would suggest either the ethanol extract for oral use or the DMSO extract for topical application in your animals: I am not a commercial producer of tinctures. I just make a quality tincture for my own use and make a little extra on the side. The leaf and the fruits are the easiest components to obtain for medicine making. The heartwood, less so and the inner bark probably the most time consuming of all to collect and process. Prices for Osage Orange tincture will reflect this. You will pay higher prices for the inner bark and heartwood tincture as compared to the fruit and leaf tinctures. Check for availability!


Below Prices and shipping costs are for the USA only:
(for a large multi-item order, write for better shipping costs)





1. Osage Orange Tincture (leaf). . . . . . . produced by a cold ultrasonic maceration extraction process of the fresh leaf in either 80% ethanol or 99+% DMSO.  A study has shown the leaf to contain the triterpene Lupine which has shown to have antimicrobial effects, along with deactivating melonoma cells and other cytotoxic activities. The leaf tincture could also likely contain five valuable flavonoids and anti-fungal extracts similar to its close relative, Maclura tinctoria. Its leaf should be of use as a cheap safe means of fighting all antimicrobial infections and melonoma. Bottled in glass with dropper............$12.00 (1 oz) or $20.00 (2 oz)



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2. Osage Orange Tincture  (inner bark) ............................... . produced by a cold ultrasonic maceration extraction process of the inner bark in either 80% ethanol or 99+% DMSO. The inner bark tincture should traditionally prove to have the best combination of all of the previously described phytochemicals in one tincture. Almost without exception in the herbal literature, the inner bark (cambium layer and phloem) contains the most powerful concentration of a plant's chemicals and is the primary location harvested in creating a medicinal extract..........................................$18.00 (1 oz) or $30.00 (2 oz)

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3. Osage Orange Tincture (heartwood) . . . . . . . . . produced by a cold ultrasonic maceration extraction process of the heartwood in either ethanol or DMSO menstruums. The heartwood tincture contains the stilbenes: Oxyresveratrol & Tetrahydroxystilbene (THS), plus the the flavanonol, dihydromorin and like the leaf should be invaluable in fighting fungal infections, has antiviral potential, neuroprotective effects, plus as a general immune stimulant. It appears that oxyresveratrol may be more desirable on several counts than the highly touted resveratrol with one study having it possessing twice the antioxident activity as resveratrol!....................................................... $15.00 (1 oz) or $27.00 (2 oz)

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4. Osage Orange Tincture (fruit) .............................produced by a cold ultrasonic maceration extraction process of the fruit in either ethanol or DMSO menstruums. The fruit tincture has been shown to contain the isoflavones: scandenone, osajin, pomiferin and auriculasin, along with the triterpenes: lupeol, butyrospermol, and lupane-3B,20-diol. Lupeol has been linked to induction of apoptosis and inhibition of growth of pancreatic and prostate cancer cells. One would surmise this tincture would be of value as an anti-microbial, anit-tumor and anti-cancer medicinal along with a cell and cardio protectorate ..........$12.00 (1 oz) or $20.00 (2 oz)

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6. Phytolacca Extract. ......................................This is a DMSO or ethanol solution made from the fresh poke root dug in the spring of the year..............................$12.00 (1 oz) or $20.00 (2 oz)

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7. Missouri Black ™. . . . .Bleeder (race lung hemorrhage) drench formula. This has been described by one famous old time herbalist as: "a most amazing remedy for hemorrhage for the lungs, lacerations, and wounds, both internal and external." Nothing in it will test positive in urine or blood at any USA race track. It contains two American herbs renowned for their anti-bleeding properties in a water/glycerin base. Drench before going to the paddock, approximately 150 cc pre-race dosage.  Bottled in a 1 dose bottle of 150 mls. Limited quantities (write for availability)....................$10.00

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8.   Missouri Red ™ ..............Bleeder (race lung hemorrhage) drench derived from Dr. John Christopher's formula in which he describes it as: ". . . a remedy that will go immediately into the blood stream and adjusts blood pressure from the top of the head to the bottom of the feet, equalizing pressure over the whole body. This takes the high pressure which causes rapid bleeding away from the wound and clotting starts immediately." A very powerful heart/circulatory tonic and stimulant with equally powerful styptic (clotting) properties . It has long effectively stopped lung bleeding, gunshot wounds/trauma, heart attacks in humans in its tracks. It is just as effective in the equine. It is nontoxic and non-testing at all USA race track labs. I have noted of late that one of this remedy's main ingredients, capsaicin, may be on prohibited lists in some countries, i.e. the UK and Australia. It is also being tested routinely for in Pennsylvania. If you live there, I would probably not use this formula. Otherwise, I would use this formulation only if Missouri Black didn't do the trick. It is a bit more intense for the horse---if more potent. Save Red for that last ditch effort, the hopeless case! Drench before going to the paddock, approximately 150 cc pre-race dosage. Bottled in a 1 dose bottle of 150 mls.Limited quantities (write for availability)........................$10.00

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9. Biofilm Lung Plus nebulizer solution™. . . . . . . . this is a special herbal formulation, I developed for treating bleeding racehorses via nebulizer. It is formulated to penetrate and attack hard to kill biofilm infections in the lung which normal antibiotics won't touch particularly if there is a fungal component to the biofilm which often there is. Normally, it is best to have DMSO in this solution which may not be legal to use on race day. If you want a formulation free of DMSO and won't test, let me know and I can give you a substitute. This nebulize solution contains Colloidal Silver (10ppm), maclura pomifera, New England Aster, Neem leaf, comfrey leaf DMSO extracts. It is also filtered to contain particles of 1 micron or less for better therapy of the lung's periphery. Nebulize 1-2 times a day, 15-30 minutes each session. 150 ml bottle..............................................................$10.00

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2) If extracts are in stock, I will email you total amounts owed which will include shipping costs.

3) You may pay me via personal check or money order if you reside in the USA or paypal for international and domestic orders.



May you set off on your ship with the best remedies available!
5.  Osage Orange tincture in a new more efficient menstruum that consists of 70% ethanol, 25% water, 5% DMSO.  This menstruum should give the best extractive properties and should be low enough in DMSO to avoid the more unpleasant side-effects often observed by some individuals when dealing with a 100%  DMSO formula, i.e. the garlic odor, taste, etc.  This formula is based on the Journal study: Comparison of extraction solvents and techniques used for the assay of isoflavones from soybean by Devanand L. Luthria a,*, Ronita Biswas a, Savithiry Natarajan b ---published in Food Chemistry 105 (2007) 325-333. The same solvent mechanics should apply to Osage Orange extraction.  Currently, I offer this formula only in the inner-bark and heartwood tinctures.   Price:  1 oz  US$18.00, 2 oz inner-bark US$30.00 
Osage Orange in Eth/DMSO/Water
11. 5 Hz Colloidal Silver  solution (12 ppm) . . . . . . .

                                                                      This formula is particularly well suited for nebulizing your horses that have biofilm lung infections. My colloidal silver is manufactured using the laptop controlled spooky2  frequency generator that will transmit a special 5 Hz wave as seen to the right into the silver rod electrodes along with low voltage to produce a superior form of colloidal silver. What makes this 5 Hz triangular wave generation so special? Three unique features help this formula produce remarkably high-quality colloidal silver:

 1. The computer generated 5 Hz triangular shaped waveform uses pulses of varying amplitude direct current. The amplitude sets the silver particle size drawn off the silver rod. Differing sizes of particles will be drawn off, each nanometers in size. Though both silver ions and nanoparticles fight infections, it is generally believed silver nanoparticles may be superior to silver ions. Most DIY and commercial colloidal silver products tend to have mostly a much higher silver ion ratio to silver nanopartcles.

2. The waveform has a 10% DC offset that speeds up the manufacturing time, but my CS still takes over 48 hours to make for the smallest possible colloidal silver nano-particles. Slow is better!

3. The silver rods do not require cleaning. Swap Waveform inversions will turn the very little silver hydroxide buildup on the anode (+) into plated silver that sediments to the bottom of the container. This prevents contamination of your silver solution.

     Plus as a final step, my formula is vacuum micro-filtered to 1
μm or less for the cleanest CS available.  Just remember,  particle size plays a crucial role in lung deposition, including particle velocity and settling time. As particle size increases above 3 μm, aerosol deposition shifts from the periphery of the lung to the conducting airways. Oropharyngeal deposition increases as particle size increases above 6 μm. Exhaled loss is high with very small particles of 1 μm or less. Consequently, particle sizes of 1-5 μm are best for reaching the lung periphery, where as 5-10 μm particles deposit mostly in the conducting airways, and 10-100 μm particles deposit mostly in the nose.

     I think it is agreed upon that both the silver ion and silver nano-particle which is produced in colloidal silver generation is therapeutically effective, but there seems to be an impression out there that the silver nano-particle is more desirable as long as it is small. The purists  say that silver ions can not be properly labeled a colloid while silver nano-particles can.  All low voltage generators tend to produce mostly a high silver ion / low silver nano-particle content product. This new frequency method seems to produce more nano-particles than the simple low voltage units.  My CS solution was crystal clear when finished, but after about a day or more, turned a very pale yellow which to me denotes that the silver nano-particle content was becoming dispersed and producing the yellow color wavelength that the eye could detect. Thus, this formula apparently has a higher silver nano-paricle content than the norm.



   500 ml bottle........................................................$12.00 (plus shipping costs) 
1000 ml bottle........................................................$20.00 (plus shipping costs)

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12.  Poke Root Leg Paint . . . . . . . . . . . Poke root extract offers some of the most powerful healing modalities that medicinal herbs can offer for many racehorse leg injuries. It is often overlooked. Poke (Phytolacca americana) is one of my favorite medicinal herbs and it has served me and my animals well for years. If you try to purchase poke root online or at various herb supply houses, you will always get dried poke root. I feel dried poke root makes a very inferior extract formulation. The medical Eclectics of the 1800's into the mid-1900's preferred the fresh root in all of their poke formulations. I agree! I dig my roots fresh, between the first frost of Fall to early Spring only on my farm. When one extracts from harvested fresh herbs, one must use a 90%+ pure menstruum, be it ethanol or DMSO in order to compensate for the water content found in the fresh root.  I do. You will get a superior formulation from me at all times. Why poke?   Medical qualities which have been linked to Poke are alternative (metabolism balancer), anodyne (painkiller), antifungal, antiviral, anti-inflammatory, bone spur dissolver, anti-rheumatic, anti-tumor (cancer fighting), immune stimulant, and lymphatic decongestant. Quite an impressive list, eh? Furthermore, consider what Shabari Bird's blog had to say:

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"In 1973, I was diagnosed with stage 4 non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma. I left Sloan-Kettering Hospital in shock. I was twenty-four years old and an up and rising woman stock broker. My heart longed for nature and I decided to move to my parent's summer cabin in the Blue ridge Mountains of North Georgia. I had wisely decided to fight back this death sentence. I chose the Gerson regime and fasted on carrot and other vegetable juices for nearly a year. During this time I started my first ever garden. As I planted the veggies and flowers I dug up huge, sometimes four feet long roots.

I had been befriended by some local elders who were teaching me about plants and herbs. Unwisely I decided to put this mystery root in my juicer with carrots. Within thirty minutes I was hallucinating and then came vomiting and frothy diarrhea. This went on for almost eight hours. My neighbors came and sat on the bed and helped the best they could. Since they knew I had cancer, they had assumed I was dying. During that time, I assumed I was dying, in fact I felt so badly, I would have preferred death. Well, death did not come. In fact two weeks later, I was in better health than for the previous two years and all my lymphatic swellings and tenderness in my spleen had completely disappeared. My neighbors commented that I looked and acted like a new and different person.

What was this powerful and magic root? Poke (Ink Plant) root with the genus name of Phytolacca. This plant has become my ally for the forty years since then. I have spent time every year since then studying it, how to use it, how to heal with it, how to harvest it and how to grow it.

My old time Cherokee Medicine teacher had told me about using Poke for Bone Spurs. In the past five years over thirty people I know have successfully dissolved Bone Spurs in the neck, spine and feet using three dried Pokeberries a day for one month."

     Pretty impressive experiences! She even found it valuable treating bone spurs! This would be an excellent knee paint for injured legs on racehorses!

Poke Root leg & knee DMSO paint . . . . . . . . . . . $20.00 (150 ml bottle)               temporarily out of stock


Poke Berry Tincture   (made from wildcrafted local berries picked in the late summer) . . . . . . . . .  $18.00 (1 oz),      $30.00 (2 oz)     temporarily out of stock

Poke Root Tincture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . made with either an ethanol or DMSO menstruum.  $12.00 ( 1 oz) $20.00 (2 oz.)
 
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