H.L. ONE-W [herbal laxative no. 1]

This is a tried, tested and enhanced old-time laxative and bowel conditioner. As time goes by, a person develops old friends among the herbs, which have served people well for countless ages. Such a combination is H.L. One-W. Its action is swift and sure to soften and loosen up old, impacted wastes, expel parasites, and give the bowel new vigor.

The bowel is strengthened with each use and, as an added bonus, the gall bladder is encouraged to flush itself. You flush other things, so why not the gall bladder too. Then, maybe, that nagging back pain between the shoulder blades will clear up, or the bulge pressure on the upper right side under the ribs will flush out and let up, thus preventing a lot of miseries.

File under rubbish the idea that one regular movement of the bowels per day is right training. This has been so carefully taught as right, that many people commonly believe it and consider two or three movements per day unnatural. Some doctors even consider as few as 2 to 3 bowel movements per week to be normal.

As a result, we have contamination of other areas of the body due to the reabsorption of bowel wastes through the sides of the intestines. Then other miseries can proceed, and we see: yeast infections, cysts, tumors, hysterectomies, prostate-ectomies, lung infections, sinus congestion, skin problems and worse, bad cells. Join the herb team which cleans up, and come clean for a better you.

Combination includes | Buckthorn, Turkey Rhubarb, Cascara Sagrada, Fennel, Pumpkin Seed

Dose | 40 drops to 1 tsp. to 1 tbl. each evening, as needed, with a full glass of water to initiate and maintain 2 to 3 regular, easy and complete bowel movements per day. This also works on cleaning out chronic accumulated debris.

This information is about historical observations and historical information relating to herbs. This information is not intended to be a substitute for medical advice by licensed physicians. A person should consult a physician regularly in all matters relating to medical problems, especially in matters of diagnosing, treating or curing diseases or other physical or mental conditions. This information has not been verified by the American Medical Association or the Food and Drug Administration.