THE DR. SEBI FIRST AID KIT

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No one ever thinks that they will be in an emergency situation, but emergencies do happen and it is best to be prepared.  When creating this Dr. Sebi kit, I went by his approved herbs and products and made up some extra supplies on my own.  I would like to think that he would approve.  For any item you do not feel comfortable with, ignore and move on to the next suggestion.  There are many essential oils here and natural remedies.

Dr. Sebi could cure all disease, according to the news releases, but emergencies are not diseases, they are "impending doom" situations.  This guide will help you learn a bit more on how to treat these situations and have the supplies ready to utilize. 

Situations we will want to prepare for

• Cuts and scrapes
• Burns
• Bug bites
• Contact rashes
• Upset stomach
• Diarrhea
• Muscle aches
• Bleeding and Bruises
• Poison Ivy and Poison Oak rash
• Sore throat, colds, upper respiratory problems
• Stroke, Heart Attack

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Basics you will need

What You'll Need-Include the following in each of your first-aid kits:

• first-aid manual and emergency phone numbers
• sterile gauze pads of different sizes
• adhesive tape
• adhesive bandages in several sizes
• elastic bandage
• a splint
• antiseptic wipes
• soap, tweezers , sharp scissors, safety pins
• disposable instant cold packs
• thermometer
• plastic non-latex gloves (at least 2 pairs)
• flashlight and extra batteries
• a blanket
• 1 collapse cup (camping style)
• Plastic utensils for stirring and mixing
• 2 to 3 liters of Spring Water

Most Important Items From Minor to Emergency Situations

1. 1 bottle of cayenne extract for heart attack and stroke victims - Read on Cayenne and stroke here
   
2. 1 small bottle of black seed oil
3. Mosquito repellant  - Essential oils (lavender, eucalyptus, cedarwood, lemon grass, pennyroyal) suspended in a base of water and alcohol, are pleasant smelling to humans and noxious to bugs.   The combination oil is better than one alone, but if you must do one alone opt for eucalyptus..
   
4. Pain - I wrote a good article on Pain the Other day and simple to make - Article Here
5. Alcohol wipes to clean cuts and scrapes
6. Poison Ivy and Oil - Use Jewelweed or a mixture of grindelia, combined with echinacea, calendula and white oak bark.  as Jewelweed is hard to find, but the best.
7. Immune Booster and Antibiotic - Echinacea Tincture all the way and it is quick.  Also a good poison antidote and great for colds.
8. Ginger Capsules - Great for stomach aches and muscle pains too.
9. Diarrhea - Bentonite clay or charcoal tablets, are great for diarrhea and to assist with detoxification, in case of poisoning.  Charcoal should be taken every hour (4 caps) and benotine clay if in powder should be mixed in water and taken that way.   Note:  cooked white rice is great for diarrhea.
10. Anti-Inflammatory - Use bladderwrack tea or take 4 capsules of the bromine mix.
11. Sore Throat or Tooth Ache - Thyme essential oil - Place two drops in a 4 ounce glass of water and use for tooth ache and sore throat.  You can also add a few drops in some water and heat and breathe in the fumes for flu and bronchitis.
12. Cuts and Deep wounds - Nothing works better than cayenne.  Open up some capsules and pour direct on the wound.  It will stop bleeding in seconds.  Also good for pain.
13. Bug Bites and Itching - Put the pain relief above direct on the area of itching or try Lavender essential oil.

Conclusion

Please go ahead and  assemble your Dr. Sebi First Aid Kit for yourself, your friends, or your family. This kit will make great gifts for the holidays too.  . Remember, these are suggestions only and are based on the assumption of what might happen on a trip or when children are home alone and the babysitter needs emergency help.  Always use common sense and seek additional assistance when necessary.