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Welcome to the Emergency Health Tool Kit

Primary Herbal first aid kit:

Silver—antimicrobial; take one teaspoon daily for immune defense. Can be used in a spray (1/3 Silver to 2/3 water to wash wounds or sanitized hands

Silver gel—wound gel; can be used on cuts or sprains; mix a teaspoon of it with a capsule of capsicum to stop bleeding use compression technique and then bandage.

Elderberry D3fense—daily defense for the immune system to fight viruses and bacteria

Olive Leaf---antiviral protection; helps fight infection from mold, fungus, viruses and bacteria; may also support healthy blood pressure

Mullein—great for dry respiratory conditions; mix with honey and make a tea for scratchy throat—can also be used in Silver gel as a burn cream to prevent blistering

Hawthorn—heart tonic; sprinkle some between bottom teeth and lip to help increase circulation for heart; can be used to stop angina pain

Capsicum—increase circulation and used as a catalyst when mixed with other herbs. Mix with Hawthorn and put between teeth and gum to stop a heart attack and it’s damaging effects.

Yarrow—stops bleeding; can be poured right into the wound by opening capsule and sprinkle; compress and bandage. Stops internal bleeding as well.

Charcoal—toxicant adsorbent; take when suspect poison—works like a magnet to pull toxins out of tissue. Can be used topically for bites. Mix with Bentonite Clay and apply to bite or rash. Good remedy for diarrhea and/or vomiting (take two capsules every half hour until condition normalizes) Use probiotics to replace friendly flora.

Cascara Sagrada—laxative; helps body move toxins out of the liver by stimulating bile.

Slippery Elm—anti-diarrheic; mix with silver for topical use as a burn cream (50% mucilage) anti-inflammatory and tissue repairing. Highly nutritive; can be used as a food for weak individuals. Make a tea out of 3 capsules and mix with a bit of honey. Can also add Nature’s Harvest.

Distress Remedy—use for shock, stress and keeping centered when in a disrupted situation. It can help keep you focused and centered.

Also helpful: Essential oils of Lavender; Lemon; Tea Tree and Tei Fu
When do I use an anti-histamine?
NSP has a wonderful natural antihistamine called Histablock. It is used when the body is reacting too fast. For example, a bee sting: the body starts producing histamines to clear out irritants; that includes swelling. If the throat swells too much it will close off the breathing. So, an antihistamine will slow the production of histamines and keep swelling down. It also reduces fluid such as sneezing and runny nose.
I don't recommend antihistamines for colds because you do want to move the irritants out. If things are just too much and your eyes are watery and you're sneezing a lot what I recommend is to open a capsule of Histablock and put the contents under your tongue. This will quickly get the message to the mast cells to stop the flow of histamines and you should be back into normal production within 15 minutes. Then start taking Proactazyme every half hour until the irritants are under control. Histamines are proteins and when you take enzymes it helps to break down the proteins more efficiencly.
Most of the time for a cold you will need a Decongestant. Decongestants help fluid to flow more freely and get the irritants moving. You need to flush with lots of water; keep your lymphatics working. (I'll show you how to do this at another time); take deep breaths. I also feel that taking a plant enzyme like Proactazyme helps to decongest.
My favorite upper respiratory decongestant is ALJ. It comes in capsule or in liquid. You can make a tea out of it or take the capsules. The important thing is that you need to take it often maybe every 15 minutes or maybe hourly. When i am in severe distress, I'll take 2 capsules every 15 minutes. This will generally move congestion and make you cough, sneeze and blow your nose (how else is it supposed to get out?) If you take the enzyme with it the cough is productive and you are well on your way to kicking the cold.
You also need to get sleep. You don't take your supplements during sleep time. But, if you've been good with your water (at least a gallon a day), you will need to get up and go to the bathroom. Make sure you take at least another cup of water and 2 capsules of each ALJ and Proactazyme. The faster you get on this program the quicker you will kick out the irritants.
Eat minimally: clear soups and broths--stir in an egg (organic). You can steam some veggies and eat them. No dairy, orange juice or gluten as they tend to congest. Teas and other liquids are good until you feel you're enery is up and you can digest more than simple foods. Watch a funny movie. Laughter helps move congestion!
Knockout drops for colds and flu:
Into a squeeze bottle add:¼ part Silver Shield¼ part Blue Vervain liquid¼ part Ultimate Echinacea¼ part Lobelia Essence 
This can be squirted into hot water for a tea, or taken straight for coughs or sore throats!  You can take a shot of this
on a regular basis during the fall and winter months to combat viruses!

All items are liquid and you can put them into a 1oz. squeeze bottle to carry on airplanes. This will help keep you healthy during your vacation and ward off bacteria and viruses that may be spreading around the airplane as you travel.
Knock out bad bugs!
All items available at discount!