Historical Tapeworm Remedy (Not for Modern Use)

Ingredients

• 1 pound Gisekia pharmaceoides plant, fresh (leaves, stalks, seeds, and seed-capsules) (Historical ingredient - must be fresh, not dried. Plant native to India, Egypt, Burma, and Coromandel coast. NOT RECOMMENDED FOR MODERN USE.)
• 0 sufficient to make liquid Water (Enough to grind the plant into a liquid consistency)

Instructions

1. 1Have the patient fast for 12 hours before administering the remedy. No food or drink during this period.
2. 2Take 1 pound of fresh Gisekia pharmaceoides plant including all parts (leaves, stalks, seeds, and seed-capsules if present). Grind the plant material thoroughly with sufficient water to create a liquid consistency.
3. 3Administer the liquid plant mixture to the patient immediately after the 12-hour fasting period.
4. 4Wait 4 days after the first dose.
5. 5On the fourth day after the first dose, prepare a fresh batch of the plant mixture following the same grinding method and administer the second dose to the patient.
6. 6Wait 4 more days (8 days total from the first dose).
7. 7On the eighth day after the first dose, prepare a fresh batch and administer the third dose to the patient.
8. 8Wait an additional 8 days after the third dose as a precautionary measure.
9. 9As a precautionary measure to destroy any latent germs, prepare a fresh batch and administer a fourth and final dose 8 days after the third dose (16 days total from the first dose).