Cinchona Bark, Sarsaparilla, and Potassium Iodide: A Powerful Cure for Tuberculosis
Quinoline, a component in the herbal remedy known as Cinchona Bark, has been studied for its effects against tuberculosis with important results. Tuberculosis is caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis, a type of bacteria that resembles the mycobacterium that a number of scientists have observed in cancer cells. Indeed, though there is a tuberculosis vaccine, Big Pharma has limited its use by saying that the vaccine may not work and once a person receives the vaccine, they will always test positive for tuberculosis, making it harder to tell who really has the disease and who doesn’t. But another reason why Big Pharma may want to avoid vaccinating people against tuberculosis is because the tuberculosis vaccine also helps treat and prevent cancer. This means that a TB vaccine that's widely used in the general population could destroy The Cancer Industry which is one of the most profitable industries on the planet.
Dr. Livingston-Wheeler was a physician who developed an effective cure for cancer using an autologous anti-tuberculosis vaccine (BCG). Tuberculosis, scleroderma, leprosy, and cancer mycobacteria look and behave similarly in the body, so we recommend that anyone who wishes to know how to cure tuberculosis should begin by learning about cancer cures such as Chlorine Dioxide Solution (CDS) / Miracle Mineral Solution and Dimethylsulfoxide (DMSO) as well as vitamin B17, pancreatic enzymes, and Lugol’s iodine therapy. Download and read the Cancer Cure Catalog to learn about how to cure tuberculosis as well as scleroderma, leprosy, and cancer. The first book in the Cancer Cure series is free.
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Quinoline as a Cure for Tuberculosis
Quinoline compounds are important in medicinal chemistry. These compounds are used are “parent molecules” to synthesize new medicines with anti-malarial and anti-microbial activities. Some of these synthetic quinoline-based compounds also work as a cure for TB. Quinoline has a broad spectrum of medicinal action and its a versatile compound so Big Pharma has made good use of it in developing profitable drugs that doctors can prescribe to patients for diseases like malaria. Scientists have noted that quinoline derivatives should be sourced to cure tuberculosis, but patients can work with quinoline by using Cinchona bark, the herb that contains natural quinoline as well as other anti-tuberculosis alkaloids like quinine.Cinchona Bark, Sarsaparilla, and Potassium Iodide as a Cure for Tuberculosis
Cinchona bark in combination with sarsaparilla once worked as an effective cure for a wide array of diseases that today are considered incurable due to the rise of Big Pharma and the propaganda that no disease can be cured. Sarsaparilla is an herb that functions as a “synergist”. In other words, it increases the strength and effectiveness of other herbs when it is combined with them. And as it turns out, sarsaparilla combines very well with cinchona bark.Sarsaparilla does a lot of things that quinine does. While quinine is particularly good at killing pathogens like protozoa, amoeba, malaria, etc., sarsaparilla regulates digestion and helps get rid of fevers. Sarsaparilla also purifies the blood which means that it works well to cure skin diseases like psoriasis, eczema, and dermatitis. But most importantly for this discussion is sarsaparilla’s ability to enhance the strength of the quinoline and other alkaloids in cinchona bark.
Interestingly, given the link between tuberculosis, leprosy, and cancer, sarsaparilla has been identified as a go-to herbal remedy for leprosy (also known as Hansen’s Disease) as well as cancer. Combining cinchona bark with sarsaparilla improves outcomes, but in the past, doctors often went a step further and recommended the use of potassium iodide along with cinchona bark and sarsaparilla as a natural treatment for tuberculosis.
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Most tuberculosis patients should start by using Chlorine Dioxide Solution (CDS) / Miracle Mineral Solution (MMS) as a reactive oxygen species medicine to cure TB. Ideally, if you aren’t taking prescription medication, you could use CDS/MMS with dimethylsulfoxide (DMSO) to improve the strength and targeting of this medicine. But you may want to cycle between using CDS/MMS and the use of an herbal remedy for TB like cinchona bark and sarsaparilla with potassium iodide. As we noted at the beginning of this article, tuberculosis is related to cancer via the structure of its mycobacterium which looks very similar to a mycobacterium that infects most cancer cells. This mycobacterium was discovered by Dr. Livingston-Wheeler and she was able to use a vaccine against tuberculosis to cure cancer. Interestingly though, Lugol’s iodine, which contains a mixture of molecular iodine and potassium iodide, is one of the most important cancer cures that is particularly important in cancers of the reproductive organs and thyroid gland. Doctors in the early 1900’s knew that potassium iodide was an indispensable expectorant and they later discovered that they could prescribe potassium iodide along with cinchona bark and sarsaparilla to cure TB.
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In the 1950’s a study of 58 advanced chronic pulmonary tuberculosis cases were studied scientifically to determine whether the use of potassium iodide with streptomycin would benefit patients. Twenty three of the patients served as a control group and they received only streptomycin treatments for TB. The results were striking:
The 23 patients who were given streptomycin as a stand-alone treatment for tuberculosis didn’t do very well. By the 60th day of treatment, all but 3 of the patients had developed streptomycin resistant tuberculosis.
In contrast, the 35 patients who received streptomycin and potassium iodide showed considerable improvement over the course of 60 days. The improvements were noted on both chest x-ray and in changes in weight. The scientists noted that patients experience no negative side effects when given potassium iodide with streptomycin as an alternative treatment for tuberculosis. Pleural cavity changes were significant in this group with the small cavities in the lungs of five of the patients closing completely. The scientists noted that patients receiving potassium iodide and streptomycin didn’t always need surgical collapse therapy and far-advanced and inoperable cases of tuberculosis could be successfully treated in a manner that would allow for surgical intervention.
Cinchona Bark and Sarsaparilla Dosage
Administer these extracts together simultaneously according to the dosing instructions on the bottles.Potassium Iodide Dosage
We usually recommend that tuberculosis patients do iodine therapy with Lugol’s iodine as a treatment that they’ll continue throughout life to protect themselves from bromine and fluorine as environmental toxins that lower immunity and cause a variety of diseases and disorders. Lugol’s iodine contains molecular iodine and potassium iodide. These two forms of iodine feed the thyroid gland and the reproductive organs. You need both forms to restore health, immunity, proper thyroid function, and proper reproductive organ function.
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As an expectorant, potassium iodine is prescribed at a 300-600 mg dose taken 3-4 times daily in 8 ounces of water, juice, or milk.
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Resources:
• Rangappa, S. et al. (2014). Quinoline: A promising antitubercular target. Retrieved June 21, 2022 from https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S075333221400136X
• Woody, E. et al. (1951). The Combined Effect of Potassium Iodide and Streptomycin on Far Advanced Chronic Pulmonary Tuberculosis. Retrieved June 21, 2022 from https://journal.chestnet.org/article/S0096-0217(15)31729-5/fulltext
• Drugs.com (2022). Potassium Iodide. Retrieved June 21, 2022 from https://www.drugs.com/mtm/potassium-iodide.html
