Herbal Wormers

[Guest IB]

I have learned that worms resistant to some of the commonly-used antimicrobials are causing concern amongst medics.

 

I used to get a pigeon tea Dufke Elite which contained something like 5 herbal wormers, (B&R did it, but doesn't seem to now). The Sunday name for these wormers are Vermifuges or Antihelminths.

 

Some websites give a rating (number out of 5) for taste and effectiveness, unfortunately they are 'human use' websites.

 

The Herbs / Seeds are:-  

 

Garlic

St Johns Wort  .............................taste 2, effectiveness 4

Tansy (Tanacetum)

Wormwood      ..............................taste 1, effectiveness 3

Oregano

Thyme

Safflower (seed) ...........................taste 4, effectiveness 3

Pumkin (seed)

Gingko biloba ..............................taste 5, effectiveness 5

Aloe Vera       ..............................taste 1, effectiveness 5

 

Holland & Barrett have a 1/2 price sale on St Johns Wort (30ml £2.17) Gingko biloba (30ml £4.49) and Aloa Vera  (540ml £2.66). The label says 1ml contains equivalent of 500mg plant extract)

 

Quite cheap, 3 wormers for less than £10, when Meditech do Wormwood 100ml for £4.

 

While I have found several easily available herbal and seed wormers, I can't find the next important bit of information - solution strength and duration of 'treatment', although the human maximum is given on the labels. Any ideas?

 

 

[Guest TAMMY_1]

I have learned that worms resistant to some of the commonly-used antimicrobials are causing concern amongst medics.

 

I used to get a pigeon tea Dufke Elite which contained something like 5 herbal wormers, (B&R did it, but doesn't seem to now). The Sunday name for these wormers are Vermifuges or Antihelminths.

 

Some websites give a rating (number out of 5) for taste and effectiveness, unfortunately they are 'human use' websites.

 

The Herbs / Seeds are:-  

 

Garlic

St Johns Wort  .............................taste 2, effectiveness 4

Tansy (Tanacetum)

Wormwood      ..............................taste 1, effectiveness 3

Oregano

Thyme

Safflower (seed) ...........................taste 4, effectiveness 3

Pumkin (seed)

Gingko biloba ..............................taste 5, effectiveness 5

Aloe Vera       ..............................taste 1, effectiveness 5

 

Holland & Barrett have a 1/2 price sale on St Johns Wort (30ml £2.17) Gingko biloba (30ml £4.49) and Aloa Vera  (540ml £2.66). The label says 1ml contains equivalent of 500mg plant extract)

 

Quite cheap, 3 wormers for less than £10, when Meditech do Wormwood 100ml for £4.

 

While I have found several easily available herbal and seed wormers, I can't find the next important bit of information - solution strength and duration of 'treatment', although the human maximum is given on the labels. Any ideas?

 

 

No.

 

 

[REDCHEQHEN]

  

Aloe Vera Juice

  

Great for use in birds and animals. Aloe stimulates the immune system, kills some viruses. Repairs, coats the entire gastric system like a liquid bandage. Over 300 aloe juices on the market but only a few are processed to enhance the immune potential. The Mucopoly Saccharide count (MPS) should be between 10,000 and 14,000. Don’t be fooled by cheap imitators-organic, cold pressed, cold processed. The whole leaf contains 200 regenerating nutrients such as amino acids, vitamins, minerals; these are easily absorbed into the gastric system. Yellow sap is removed, hence will not cause loose droppings. Add 1 tablespoon per gallon to drinking water once or twice a week.

 

Thats an American gallon IB  

 

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