The Antibiotic You Can Smoke

The antibiotic market is broken.

You are now entering an era in which these once lifesaving drugs no longer work as they used to.

Though 90 years ago, the discovery of penicillin has revolutionized modern medicine, today, antibiotics are one of the most common drugs… but they’re not as effective as they used to be.

Certain bacteria that have emerged in recent years, also known as ‘superbugs’, have adapted and now are able to resist the very drugs that are designed to kill them. Our widespread misuse of antibiotics – in plants, animals and humans – has sped up the process.

Today, drug-resistant infections kill more than 1.27 million people a year because they can no longer be treated with existing drugs. And that number is increasing EXPONENTIALLY every year.

But that’s not even the worst part.

The use of antibiotics in agriculture is not well-regulated, which often leads to their misuse or overuse.

Usually, antibiotics are administered to animals raised in commercial facilities even if they aren’t sick. They give them antibiotics to prevent sickness.

When unrestricted antibiotic use becomes a habit, bacteria will become resistant to them.

This happens all over the world, not just the U.S. Industrial farmers also have unrestricted access to antibiotics that are important to humans and use them in animal agriculture with no veterinary oversight…

I hope you’re not the squirmy type. But what I’m about to tell you next is only for those with a tough stomach.

Soil, water, crops – all get contaminated with antibiotic residues. Through feces and urine, they excrete antibiotics which are spread on to fields as fertilizer, leaching into the environment, into the vegetables and fruits we eat, the food that animals consume, and naturally into the meat that comes from them that we put on our plates.

This way, the bacteria encounter and develop resistance to antibiotics.

Big Pharma has no interest in developing new antibiotics since they cost a lot to produce, but they tend to have low prices compared to other expensive treatments. Without new antibiotics created to fight these new infection strains, we have no way of fighting serious illnesses that continue to appear through mutation.

Time is running out. What will you do?

The Antibiotic You Didn’t Know You Could Smoke

Herbal remedies are not studied, nor used enough in mainstream medicine despite their proven efficacy in helping with infections. Which in this case is a good thing, since bacteria haven’t developed resistance to plant-derived antibiotics.

That’s why I like growing and making my own medicine. It’s a much safer alternative for your family – you know what goes into them, that you won’t use any chemicals when tending to your backyard pharmacy.

I feel just like my grandma – she had a remedy for anything. And whenever I felt sick, it was her concoctions that always brought me back to health.

You can always make a tea or a tincture from the antibiotic plants you grow – but I prefer to smoke them. I know this might be controversial, but it’s the fastest way I know that helps my body fight any kind of cold, flu or infection.

Here’s why.

Through herbal smoking, you inhale the essential oils and volatile compounds that get released when the plant is burned, which get rapidly absorbed into the bloodstream through the lungs.

This method is much more immediate and effective than your regular tea or infusion. Most people used it specifically for respiratory conditions and infections.

There are many plants out there that have been studied and proven to work in infection management, but today I want to tell you about the 2 most powerful ones you can make a smoking blend with.

1. Chamomile

Though it’s most commonly taken as a tea and used for its analgesic effects, it can also help with indigestion relief and IBS.

It also contains compounds like bisabolol and apigenin which exhibit antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. These compounds fight back against the growth of harmful bacteria and inflammation. A lot of people like adding Chamomile to their herbal blends because it also provides relief, making it ideal for respiratory infections.

Get your own non-GMO, high-quality Chamomile seeds from here.

2. Lavender

Though Lavender is primarily used for its aromatic qualities, not many people are aware of the potent antimicrobial compounds it contains like linalyl acetate and linalool.

An antibacterial & antifungal plant, lavender could be a great addition to your smoking blend. Lavender smoke can soothe sore throats, alleviate respiratory infections, and promote relaxation.

Get your own non-GMO, high-quality Lavender seeds from here.

How To Make Your Own Antibiotic Blend

You will need:

• Dried lavender flowers
• Dried chamomile flowers
• Rolling Paper
• Filters

How To Roll The Cigarette

1. Mix the dried herbs in a bowl. Ensure the even distribution of both lavender and chamomile.
2. Take a rolling paper and fill it with the herbs you just blended. Make sure you leave enough space at the ends to put the filter in and twist the cigarette.
3. Roll the paper carefully, especially if it’s your first time, and make sure the herbs are evenly distributed.
4. After you’ve done all that, you can light the cigarette and inhale the smoke. Start with small breaths at first and then continue with deep ones if you find the smoke easy to inhale.
5. Gargle your mouth with a glass of water once you finish the cigarette. Enjoy!

If you ignore the signs and let bacteria sit in your body for too long, things aren’t going to get better. They’re just going to get worse. And the bacteria – it’s not going to stop until it turns into an infection that might be too harsh for your body to handle.

Fortunately, this ancient remedy has been used for thousands of years to get rid of bacteria and infections and keep them gone.

But if you’re still on the fence about smoking, don’t worry.

I’ve got another game-changing remedy that I know you’ll find super-efficient.

The best part about it – it’s already prepared, and it’s made by an expert herbalist.

This tincture is made from Usnea, also known as Old Man’s Beard.

The star-compounds in this tincture are:

✔️ Usnic acid – has strong antibacterial, antifungal, and antiviral activities. It disrupts the metabolic process of bacteria and viruses, which either stops their growth or kills them.

✔️ Polysaccharides – stimulate the activity of immune cells and have strong immune-stimulating properties, which strengthen the body’s natural defense system against infections.

✔️ Flavonoids – have anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects, which reduce inflammation and support the immune system’s response to infections.

This tincture directly targets and eliminates pathogens. You just spray it two times in the back of your throat, 2-3 times a day and you’ll start feeling the effects in a couple of days.

Check out the tincture here.

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