Oh yeah, also I discovered a very interesting recipe for a pain relieving and ache soothing agent. It comes from an old book found in my professor Dr. Jegstrup's home library that I saw once when over with fellows for a philosopher's dinner and discussion. Her library was then and imagine still is dedicated primarily to the philosophical works, notes, studies, and publications by Swedish Philosopher Soren Kierkergaard that has his mother's recipe for soothing the mouths of teething toddlers. It appears to be easy to make and good for toothaches and any type of pain from such and such. Works like Kanka pretty much. Heres the low down...
2 tbsp peach puree
1 tbsp applesauce
2 orange slices
Put peach and applesauce on orange slices.
Put slices in the mouth and slowly chew and hold them in the mouth for 15 minutes or so.
After this amount of time the active ingredient should have killed all the pain in the mouth entirely. If not, repeat until the orange is gone or the pain is gone, whichever comes first. If the phyto-anesthetic enzyme isn't released by the mouth enzymes they will be by the stomach and after some 15 more minutes the effects should be noticeable. A loss of all pain in the body, especially in the mouth area should be pronounced for an extended period of time. Also, you can make it in batches and prep it by cooking. 2 big peaches. 1 big apple. One quarter orange. Remove skins and rinds, seeds, stems, and save for our next recipe! Cook all 3 at 375 degrees for 20 minutes. Let cool in fridge. It will make a topical gel. Apply liberally to pained area and let to sit. Cover skin with puree and cover with gauze for 30 minutes before a tattoo and it should make the tattoo 100 percent painless. But, who am I to say this, i havent tried that out yet, Its an old recipe im sure you can 3njoy.
3 peaches
2 apples
1 orange or 1 cactus leaf
Chopped and mashed.
Cook for 30 minutes at 225 degrees. 1/3 on knob turn.
Cool to touch, and apply to pain affected areas or consume liberally for external or internal pains of any kind. It works to deaden all the neurons naturally and can make an semi-permeable membrane that keeps tissue free from injury and allows for tissue regeneration. Perfect for camping bruises, sprains, and cuts.
Taught to me by...
The Venerable and Honorable
Dr. Jegstrup Ph.D.
Augusta State University
Professor Emeritus of Philosophy
Attributable to Soren Kierkergaard's mother's recipe for soothing toddlers when teething. Found in Dr. Jegstrup's personal library of Swedish Philosopher Kierkergaard's collected works.


