Diluting blood clots

Blood clots can occur due to various reasons.Some can be by old age, acquired diseases,family history or by injury due to accidents.
I would like to share about the cure of blood clots caused by injuries.
There are many a number of occurances with small or acute falls we face ,sometimes the place of the injury turn blue in colour due to a clot in that area.We heed to medication if the pain is intense or leave it even if it turns blue in colour.Sometimes the injured spot shows discolouration only the next day; we might not like to attend to it if they they are bearable.These small clots later in old age can develop problems in circulation, if there is an injury try to attend to it immediately.One would wonder the cure coming from our essential spices,BLACK PEPPER.Any injury caused due to a fall or hit against something severely,fingers injured in the door hinges or kids,old people injuring in the car doors,heavy object falling on you causing a severe internal clot can all be cured by our divine black pepper.The black pepper has to be powdered well (if traditional stone is available it wd be preferred to a electric proccessor)in emergency the whole black pepper has to be ground fresh,not to use the ready use powders.Apply sesame (gingelley) oil on the injured area (this is not advisable if it is a bleeding wound) quite liberally well and smear the black pepper powder over the oil so that the pepper powder has real very thick coating.Surprisingly the blood clot however severe it is ,would be diluted and within 2 hours you would not feel any pain in the area.If the wound is too bad enough repeat the same process twice a day for 2 days .This treatment mostly to be done immediately after the injury takes place ,may be if one is away frm home can do it as early as possible.This would not show much results for old untreated injuries.

An incident of absolute danger happened to my cousin ,it was late night ,weekend we were busy engrossed in chitchats with relatives.One of my nephew was playing with the window curtains lifting and moving to his pleasure,the curtain rod is fixed to a heavy teak wood.People were sitting in the bed,this window is close to the bed ,all of a sudden the pelmet took off frm the nails and with a huge noise fell off into my cousin sister s center of head,she is an adult ,so probably didnt cry.But to all our shock the place where the teak wood pelmet fell she immediately developed a deep groove on her head ,say 2 inches depth inside and 5 inches length ie frm front to the back,i got too worried and sad.My sister in law quite well versed in ancient cures, took 250 grams of black pepper .powdered it well ,after applying sesame oil (to hold the pepper) she smeared the powder.Just a plain paracetamol was given to ease the pain ; to everyone s surprise and God s grace the groove was not seen in the injured area .The head looked normal after 2 hours,nor my cousin had any pain later.We cd imagine for such an wound the amount of stress and expenditure to be followed in hospitals and so many formalities to be carried endlessly.My cousin later was treated ,just for precaution by siddha medicine for a week.
I thought this can be of some use to people who believe in natural cure.

 

Hi

yes i undersatnd this got into a wrong forum ,my cousin didnt hv a concussion ,it was ostensible,superficial,no second impact syndrome.Indeed hard to believe for anyone the cure of black pepper,not a hoax.She is perfectly ok after treating in siddha care ,which is run varma specialists ,touch wood.Our ancient medicines are well acclaimed which many scientists are vouching for its amazing cures all over the world.Some people misuse it so we are reluctant to trust.

 

Hi Sathya

Thank you ........obviously number of people are turning into holistic cure which is entirely different in allopathy,which takes care of illness uprooting from the base.It all depends upon the place or treatment one chooses in these cures and we should be aware of people who are trading in to making money and misusing the whole phenomena.

:cheers