Natural Treatments for

HEMORRHOIDS

Home Remedy for Internal and External Hemorrhoids HemorrHeal Formula and Instructions ©2012 Jini Patel Thompson

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

What Is HemorrHeal? …………………………………………………………………...……...4

What Is DMSO? .………………………………………………………………………..….……6

Therapeutic Uses For DMSO ………………………………………………………….………7

How Does DMSO Work? ………………………………………………………………….……8

Cautions In Using DMSO ……………………………………………………………….……...9

Hemorrhoid Remedy …………………………………………………………………………..10

HemorrHeal For External Hemorrhoids ………………………………….………..………...12

HemorrHeal For Internal Hemorrhoids ……………………………………………………...14

Rectal Suppository Formula ……………………………………………………........14

Liquid Formula ……………………………………..……………………………….....18

Address The Root Cause ……………………………………………………………………..21

Notes and Ordering ………………………………………..…………………………………..25

About the Author………………………………………………………………..………………26

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What Is HemorrHeal?

I first came across this powerful formula for healing hemorrhoids on Dr. Jonathan V.

Wright’s website. Dr. Wright became very well known after Suzanne Somers featured

him in one of her books on natural hormone balancing. He is a prolific medical doctor

who also advocates using natural remedies whenever possible. Dr. Wright has

wonderful protocols for using potassium iodide (SSKI) to treat a variety of ailments from

hemorrhoids to ovarian cysts.

I took Dr. Wright’s formula for healing hemorrhoids and began experimenting with it. My

first challenge was to see if I could come up with a formula that worked for internal

hemorrhoids as well. I had also been experimenting with DMSO for a few years, seeing

what it could do, so I also wanted to see what happened if I added DMSO (dimethyl

sulfoxide – a natural substance derived from tree bark) to Dr. Wright’s formula, and what

the best ratio would be.

Dr. Wright also uses and writes about DMSO. One of his colleagues tested a 50/50

combination of DMSO and potassium iodide on sebaceous (fatty) cysts and found that to

work well (although you would get quite a “sting” at that concentration!). So I did have

some rough guidelines to work with.

Once I found formulas for both internal and external hemorrhoids that worked well for me

and my family, I gave them to my JPT Wellness Circle members for further testing.

Hemorrhoids were completely healed in most cases, but at the very least, substantial

relief was obtained. Please keep in mind that any supplements recommended in this

ebook, can be purchased at the Holistic Health Shoppe at www.LTYGshoppe.com if you

cannot get them locally.

Like any facet of health, I suspect your success with this remedy will also depend on

whether you are holistically addressing the root causes of hemorrhoids in your body. For

example, if you are eating a diet that continually results in hard, dehydrated stools, or

decreased peristalsis (wavelike muscular contractions of the intestine), then your

continual straining to defecate is just going to produce more hemorrhoids. So if

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constipation is an ongoing factor in your life, I encourage you to consider getting my

book, Listen To Your Colon: The Complete Natural Healing Guide For Constipation – or

at least read through the information on the website, watch the videos, and download the

free report: www.ListenToYourColon.com

At the very least, be sure you are simultaneously using stool softeners during treatment

with HemorrHeal. You can use psyllium, chia or flaxseed to soften your stools, or we sell

a combination product at the Holistic Health Shoppe that works very well called

MetaCleanse.

Before I get into the actual HemorrHeal formula instructions, I'd like to give you some

information and background on one of its key ingredients – dimethyl sulfoxide, or,

DMSO.

I need to explain DMSO because it is currently not approved for use with other

substances. Like many other truly spectacular, natural, non-patentable substances,

DMSO has been sidelined by the FDA (Food & Drug Administration). Its only FDA-

approved use is for interstitial cystitis (for which a drug company holds the patent). Thus,

any DMSO product you buy has to carry a warning that it is for use as a "solvent" only.

Therefore, I am unable to get HemorrHeal manufactured for you, ready to go. Instead, I

can only give you the formula and you have to purchase the ingredients and make it

yourself. The other ingredients in HemorrHeal are more common substances – aloe vera

juice, potassium iodide (a mineral salt) and cocoa butter – and are non-controversial, so

we don't need to get into a lot of background on them. Although I will give you a brief

overview of each, so you can assess the synergy of this formula:

Aloe Vera – is antibacterial and antifungal. It is also used to soothe and speed healing,

so it works well to counter the “sting” of potassium iodide and any irritation from DMSO.

Potassium Iodide – a mineral salt also known as SSKI (saturated solution potassium

iodide), it is an antibacterial and antiviral. It is also known for its ability to break down

scar tissue and cysts. Dr. Wright has used it extensively to treat ovarian cysts and

fibrocystic breast disease. David M. Derry MD, PhD has also extensively studied the use

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of topical iodine in regenerating scar tissue. If used long-term (longer than a month or

so), you need to monitor your thyroid function though, since iodine impacts the thyroid

gland.

Cocoa Butter – used to solidify the suppositories (for internal hemorrhoid use), cocoa

butter is naturally rich in Vitamin E as well as a number of other vitamins and minerals.

Vitamin E helps to soothe, hydrate, and balance the skin and also provides the skin with

collagen, which assists with wrinkles and other signs of ageing. Cocoa butter also

contains cocoa mass polyphenol (CMP), a substance that inhibits the production of the

immuno globulin IgE. IgE is known to aggravate symptoms of both dermatitis and

asthma. Cocoa butter is historically a folk remedy for burns, cough, dry lips, fever,

malaria, rheumatism, snakebite and wounds.

What Is DMSO?

DMSO (dimethyl sulfoxide) has received the most press as a topical application for

relieving arthritis. However, that application is merely the proverbial tip of the iceberg for

this multi-tasking healing aid. In many ways, it reminds me of wild oregano oil in that it

has such a broad range of uses and the ability to produce amazing results fairly quickly.

So what exactly is it? Dimethyl sulfoxide is primarily derived from the bark of trees.

Russian scientist Dr. Alexander Saytzeff first synthesized it in 1866. Due to its amazing

ability to bind with other substances, it was first used as a solvent. In 1959 it was

demonstrated that DMSO could protect red blood cells and other tissues against

freezing conditions, so experts began experimenting with using it to freeze and store

organs for transplants.

Then Dr. Stanley Jacob at the University of Oregon Medical School discovered that

DMSO relieved burn pains and prevented scar tissue formation. He published his results

in 1963, and from then on DMSO use and experimentation spread like wildfire. It follows

logically that a substance that can prevent scar tissue formation should also be able to

soften or dissolve existing scar tissue and in this capacity, DMSO also does not

disappoint.

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Therapeutic Uses for DMSO

Since then, DMSO has been widely used with professional athletes (from football

players to Olympic gymnasts) where it has proven effective with injuries to soft tissue or

joint defusions, sprains, strains, dislocations, tendonitis, bursitis, gout, soft tissue tears,

myositis (muscle inflammation), broken bones, and tennis elbow. Pain is relieved,

swelling subsides, and function is recovered more quickly.

Today, we have reams of evidence (from medical doctors and/or PhD scientists)

showing that DMSO can also (1):

• Increase and enhance cell-mediated immunity in autoimmune diseases like

multiple sclerosis, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, ulcerative colitis, lymphoid

thryroiditis, etc.

• Make the immune system more effective by allowing macrophages to move

around and through the tissues faster. It can also diminish allergic reactions.

• Increase the permeability of cell membranes, allowing toxins to be flushed from

the cell.

• Substitute for water in the living cell, then bind to free radicals and form a

substance (dimethyl sulfone plus water with the hydroxyl ion) which can then be

excreted out of the body via urine.

• Prevent the formation of scar tissue or adhesions, or dissolve them once present.

• Kill or slow the growth of bacteria, viruses and fungi.

• Greatly reduce or eliminate inflammation, swelling, and pain.

• Quickly heal skin ulcerations, infected wounds, second and third degree burns

and other skin lesions. In a study of 1,371 patients with these varying afflictions

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who were treated with DMSO, 95.04% were discharged as completely cured.

Some of these patients had diabetic leg ulcers which had been present for over

15 years – they were completely healed after daily topical DMSO spray

applications for 20 days. (2)

• Clear cataracts, macular degeneration and glaucoma of the eyes – you can

purchase glutathione/DMSO/vitamin C eye drops from specialist compounding

pharmacies like ApotheCure.

• And much more!

How Does DMSO Work?

How is it that one substance can effect or facilitate such a wide range of healing

mechanisms? As Dr. Stanley Jacob says:

"We've barely scratched the surface, for this is a new principle in

medicine. We've had only three new principles in our century – the

antibiotic principle, the cortisone principle, and now the DMSO principle –

and the DMSO principle is the only new one of our generation.

DMSO is literally water's alter ego. It moves through membranes and

substitutes for water so that it pulls substances through cells that

ordinarily would not move through them. This is its basic mechanism of

action. The DMSO-water bond is 1.3 times stronger than the water-water

bond." (3)

Dr. Morton Walker summarizes DMSO's healing mechanism in his book, DMSO Nature's

Healer:

"This attribute of bonding with water better than water molecules

themselves is highly significant. It probably is what makes DMSO an

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entirely different healing power than anything medical science has known

before.

The basic therapeutic principle of DMSO is that cellular damage can be

altered – the cell healed and restored to near normal – by changing the

water structure within the cell. It represents an entirely different means of

treating diseases – not as an ordinary drug that works for a given

disease, but as a holistic ingredient that brings whole-body cellular

function back to normal." (4)

Cautions In Using DMSO

DMSO non-selectively opens up your tissues to take up whatever is in their environment,

so for this reason you have to be very careful with what you store it in (should be dark-

colored glass), what's on your fingers or on your skin where you are applying it, and any

instruments you use to apply it with. Stainless steel, glass, ceramic, or wood are all safe

materials to use with DMSO. You also need to keep it well out of reach of children.

For myself, I make sure my hands and the area I'm applying it to have been washed with

a natural soap and water, and that there are no creams, lotions, perfumes, etc. on my

skin. I also try not to use any plastic in contact with DMSO – sometimes this is

unavoidable (as in the suppository molds), but I do my best wherever/however I can.

For this reason, when applying DMSO rectally, you want to get your rectum as clear of

feces as you can. Obviously, this is not entirely possible, but as long as you have had a

decent bowel movement, you should be okay. If it's any consolation, bacteria and other

microorganisms from your feces have already been absorbed into your bloodstream

through the mucosal lining of your GI tract. And if you have a fissure, all the contents of

your feces have had direct contact with your bloodstream. So applying DMSO (which

transports substances across cell membranes) in the rectal environment is as big a deal,

in terms of contamination, as it may first appear.

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When you get to the suppository instructions, you’ll see that we need to use either a

rubber suppository mold or plastic drinking straws for the suppository mold. Yes, this is

not ideal, but unless you can afford a $300 metal urethral suppository mold (this is what

we use to make FissureHeal), then plastic is our only option. Lab technicians have been

using DMSO for decades and they have a trick to determine whether their protective

gloves are safe to use with DMSO. They take their glove and fill one finger with DMSO

and leave it overnight. If it has not disintegrated by morning, the glove is safe to use.

I have made the HemorrHeal suppositories in both a standard-size rubber suppository

mold and in narrow plastic drinking straws and left both for 24 hours and they have been

fine. Don’t forget, we are also using a very low concentration of DMSO in these formulas

and the DMSO is also contained within cocoa butter, which helps to buffer it.

Now that you've got some basic background and understanding of DMSO, let me tell you

how we're using it lately.

WARNING: Please be 100% clear that these are experimental protocols that have been

used by me, members of my LTYG Wellness Circle and some followers of Dr. Jonathan

V. Wright, MD. They have not been tested nor approved by any regulatory body – so you

proceed entirely at your own risk.

Hemorrhoid Remedy

I came across an article on Dr. Jonathan V. Wright's website that outlined the use of

potassium iodide to treat hemorrhoids. The hemorrhoids apparently healed very quickly,

sometimes even overnight. The article also mentioned that the treatment is effective for

healing fistulas (abnormal passages) when mixed with DMSO, but it takes several

months to achieve complete healing of fistulas.

As a result of my other research, I also wondered if this mixture would be effective with

anal stenosis or strictures as well. Anal stenosis is a narrowing of the anal area or rectal

canal, often caused by trauma, scar tissue, or the thickening of mucosal tissue. We also

tested Dr. Wright’s formula with rectal strictures and scar tissue, and it was a good

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jumping off platform for an effective protocol I developed for anal strictures and stenosis

called StrictureHeal.

For now, let’s turn our attention entirely to healing hemorrhoids. Dr. Wright’s formula was

devised for external hemorrhoids and the formula Dr. Wright M.D., gives is:

• 20 drops potassium iodide (also known as SSKI)

• 1 ounce flax oil

However, I modified this formula because I intuitively felt I would see better results in

swelling and inflammation reduction if I added DMSO to the formula. Next, flax oil needs

to be kept in the fridge (to prevent rancidity), which changes the viscosity of DMSO and

prevents it from staying mixed in the formula.

The oil is necessary to reduce the “sting” of the potassium iodide, but I don't like to use

oil as it can leave the area moist, which can get itchy and exacerbate infection. I found

that George's "Always Active" Aloe Vera Juice works just as well to eliminate the sting, is

absorbed quickly, and carries its own beneficial healing actions.

So, after testing it on myself and a number of others at the JPT Wellness Circle, I have

called my revised formula HemorrHeal. My HemorrHeal formula and usage instructions

for each specific rectal condition are below, (but you are certainly free to use Dr. Wright's

formula, if you prefer):

• HemorrHeal for external hemorrhoids

• HemorrHeal Suppositories for internal hemorrhoids

• Liquid HemorrHeal for internal hemorrhoids

I have provided two formulations for those with internal hemorrhoids, depending on your

application preference. Personally, I find the suppositories easier to use, but they are a

lot more hassle to make. So you’ll have to take a look at each, maybe test them and

then determine which you prefer.

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HemorrHeal For External Hemorrhoids

• 1.5 tablespoons George's "Always Active" Aloe Vera Juice

• 20 drops (1/4 tsp) potassium iodide (SSKI)

• 1/2 teaspoon liquid 99% concentration DMSO

1. Mix ingredients together in a glass measuring cup with a pour spout.

2. Pour into a 1-ounce amber glass bottle. Store at room temperature away from light

and heat.

3. Apply liberally (really soak the hemorrhoids) at bedtime with your finger, organic

cotton bud (Q-Tip), or soft, natural fiber paintbrush. Wear 100% cotton underwear to

prevent any staining on your sheet, but still allow the area to breathe. Or, you can

sleep on top of a cotton towel – both DMSO and potassium iodide will stain fabrics, so

protect your sheets.

4. If you have trouble reaching your hemorrhoids, then get into “hemorrhoid position”

where you are kneeling on the floor or bed. But instead of kneeling on your hands and

knees, you are on your elbows and knees, with your butt raised in the air. This

automatically spreads your buttocks and opens the anal area allowing for easy

access to your hemorrhoids.

I prefer to use a natural fiber paintbrush to apply the formula – this provides the best

coverage with the least wastage. You can get natural hair brushes at art stores, or

anywhere they sell good quality cosmetics – a natural hair eyeshadow brush works well.

Clean your brush with warm, soapy water after use and stand upright to dry.

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Dosage for External Hemorrhoids:

• Apply before bed at night every night for 10 nights. Then take a one-week break.

Then If still needed, apply every night for 2 weeks. Then take another one-week

break. If still needed, start the dosage cycle again at the beginning. BUT,

hemorrhoids will likely heal in the first week or two. If you use it for longer than 3

months, you should monitor your thyroid levels.

• Simultaneously, take 250 mg of magnesium citrate and 100 mg of potassium

citrate, together after a good breakfast or good lunch. This acts as a muscle

relaxant for the anal sphincter muscle, to facilitate easier bowel movements.

However, if you tend towards diarrhea, then don't ingest the magnesium.

Whether you tend towards diarrhea or constipation, use a stool softener/bulking

agent like pysllium, flax, chia, or MetaCleanse during treatment to keep your stool

soft and to reduce stress/irritation on the rectum. This is a very important step!

You will not have the same success with this remedy if you are simultaneously

struggling with diarrhea or constipation – both of which are hard on the rectum.

So use the MetaCleanse to bulk up and soften stools, making them easier to

pass.

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HemorrHeal For Internal Hemorrhoids

This suppository version of the formula works really well for internal hemorrhoids (which

require both healing and reduction in mass). I had internal hemorrhoids since the birth of

my daughter six years ago. The bioflavonoids (as advised in my book, Listen To Your

Gut) definitely helped shrink them and reduce their severity, but they never completely

disappeared. Also, I had to continuously ingest the bioflavonoids to receive the beneficial

effect.

As most of you know, my definition of "health" does not involve taking supplements

endlessly! Well, the good news is, with this suppository formula, my internal hemorrhoids

healed within one week. I kid you not. It has now been 18 months and they have not

reappeared, so I would say it's a pretty good long-term healing protocol! Here is the

formula:

HemorrHeal Rectal Suppository Formula for Internal Hemorrhoids

• 20 drops (1/4 tsp) potassium iodide (also known as SSKI)

• 1 ounce (2 tbsp) organic cocoa butter, melted

• 1/2 tsp. 99% DMSO

1. Fill a large bowl with about 2 inches of boiling hot water.

2. Put the cocoa butter in a small bowl and place this small bowl in the center of the hot

water in the large bowl. Make sure the water level is low enough that no water comes

into the small bowl.

3. Stir the cocoa butter around until it melts.

4. Remove the small bowl to the counter and add the rest of the ingredients to the

melted cocoa butter, stirring continuously.

5. Pour immediately into molds – you can either buy rubber or silicone suppository

molds (but they are quite thick in diameter) or you can use drinking straws for the

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mold to produce thinner suppositories. Or, you can hand-shape your suppositories:

As the cocoa butter cools, it will begin to harden. While it is still soft, form the mixture

into suppositories of the desired length and width, by rolling and shaping them in the

palm of your hand. Personally, I've never gotten this hand-shaping method to work

well for me, so I prefer pouring into a mold.

It is a hassle to use drinking straws for the mold, but if your rectum is really sore, then

the narrow suppository produced by the straw will be well worth it. Here’s how you

turn the drinking straws into suppository molds:

Take 10 drinking straws and fold over the end of each straw, one and a half inches

from the end of the straw. Tape the folded end tightly with masking tape to create a

sealed end:

Take a piece of Styrofoam (or floral foam) at least one inch thick to serve as a base,

or anchoring platform for your drinking straw molds. Use a sharp knife to pierce

directly down into the foam and wiggle slightly to open up the cut. Insert the taped

end of the drinking straw into the cut in the foam. The straw should now be protruding

straight up out of the foam (perpendicular to the foam) with the open end of the straw

at the top.

Make the rest of your cuts into the foam about ½ inch apart and insert all of the

straws. Place the foam on a piece of wax paper or cardboard, as you will likely have

leakage from over-pouring, mistakes, etc. Here’s a rough sketch of what your finished

tray of molds will look like:

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Tip: If using drinking straws for the mold, you may want to make a double batch, as

you may waste a lot until you learn how to pour into such a narrow opening.

Alternate Method: Another way to use drinking straws as molds is to put one end of

a straw into the bowl of ingredients and to suck on the other end of the straw, drawing

the mixture up to a level one inch below the top. Buy fairly transparent straws so you

can watch the level as you draw the mixture slowly up. Leaving one end of the straw

still immersed in the mixture, pinch the end near your mouth to maintain suction.

Then take the end out of your mouth with your fingers, turn it upside down so the

mixture can’t run out and immediately fold over this bottom end to about 1 inch. Tape

that end tightly with masking tape to create a sealed end (you can practice with a

glass of water until you are comfortable with the dynamics of the operation!). You will

now have a straw one-half to two-thirds full of mixture, with air trapped at the taped

end. Stand them up in the foam block. The trapped air portion is good for squeezing

the formed suppository out of the open end when “set”.

6. Place these suppository molds on a sheet of wax paper and leave at room

temperature (or in a cool place) to harden – but don't put them in the fridge –

remember that if the DMSO gets cold, it changes viscosity and will separate out from

the formula, so DO NOT REFRIGERATE. They will take 12 to 24 hours to harden.

7. Once solid, remove from the suppository mold (or drinking straw) by running the mold

under hot water for about 5 seconds to melt the top layer. Then slide the

suppositories out onto the wax paper. If using the drinking straw molds, squeeze out

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the suppository from the bottom up, keeping the straw level to the paper, to prevent

breakage. Leave them on the wax paper to fully harden again (about 1/2 hour) and

then break into desired lengths and place in a glass container together. Keep at room

temperature or in a cool place – but DO NOT REFRIGERATE! For myself, I break the

drinking straw suppositories into ½ inch lengths. I find that if they are longer, it's too

much liquid when it melts and it will just leak back out anyway. I then store these in a

small, amber glass jar and place in a drawer or cupboard – away from light and heat.

I know it's a hassle to make the suppositories yourself - especially getting them thin

enough to insert into a narrowed rectum! But the relief is so very worth it. You can

also buy a regular-sized suppository mold from a compounding pharmacy or on the

Internet, but if you want to make super-thin suppositories, then you can use drinking

straws as the mold.

8. Insert one suppository per day until your internal hemorrhoids are gone. I found I got

more leakage if I lay down after insertion. So I would insert the suppository during the

day, after a bowel movement, as I found staying upright and walking around (not

sitting!) resulted in the least leakage. But still, wear a natural cotton panty liner, or use

folded Kleenex to catch the leakage and prevent staining. You may find it works

better to insert one just before bed – in that case, protect your sheets from any

leakage/staining.

Suppository Dosage for Internal Hemorrhoids:

• Use one suppository per day for 10 days. Then take a one-week break. If still

needed, then use 1 suppository per day for 2 weeks. Then take a one-week

break. If still needed, start the dosage cycle again at the beginning. BUT, internal

hemorrhoids will likely heal in the first week or two. If you use suppositories for

longer than 3 months, you should monitor your thyroid levels.

• Simultaneously take 250 mg of magnesium citrate and 100 mg of potassium

citrate, together after a good breakfast, or a good lunch. This acts as a muscle

relaxant for the anal sphincter muscle to facilitate easier bowel movements.

However, if you tend towards diarrhea, then don't ingest the magnesium.

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Whether you tend towards diarrhea or constipation, use a stool softener/bulking

agent, like pysllium, flax, chia, or MetaCleanse during treatment to keep your

stool soft and reduce stress/irritation on the rectum. This is a very important step!

You will not have the same success with this remedy if you are simultaneously

struggling with diarrhea or constipation – both of which are hard on the rectum.

So use the MetaCleanse to bulk up and soften stools, making them easier to

pass. If you have a lot of irritation in your rectal area, then you may want to use 2

suppositories per day.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Although the suppositories are a hassle to make, many people find

them more convenient than applying a liquid up the rectum (due to leakage, difficulty

applying, etc.). On the other hand, if you use the liquid, you can use a stronger formula

(we can’t put as much DMSO in the suppositories as this will prevent them from

hardening). So you may want to test both and see which you prefer. If you prefer a liquid

that you just squeeze up your rectum, use this formula for HemorrHeal Liquid and follow

the application instructions below:

HemorrHeal Liquid Formula for Internal Hemorrhoids

• 1.5 tablespoons George's "Always Active" Aloe Vera Juice

• 20 drops (1/4 tsp) potassium iodide (SSKI)

• 1/2 teaspoon liquid 99% concentration DMSO

1. Mix ingredients together using stainless steel measuring spoons, in a glass

measuring cup with a pour spout.

2. Pour into a 1-ounce amber glass dropper bottle. Store at room temperature away

from light and heat.

3. Squirt 15 drops up your rectum whenever it is most clear of feces. The best position

to ensure the mixture doesn’t just leak back out again is to lie on your back and roll

back and up so your legs are above your head (sort of like shoulder stand position in

yoga). But instead of straightening your legs above your head, you keep your knees

bent and relaxed so your rectum stays open.

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You then insert the dropper (pre-loaded with 15 drops of formula) into your rectum

and squeeze the bulb to release the formula. Keep bulb depressed (squeezed) as

you withdraw the dropper. Stay in the position for at least 5 minutes to allow the

mixture to absorb.

Your other option is to get into “hemorrhoid position” where you are kneeling on the

floor or bed. But instead of kneeling on your hands and knees, you are on your

elbows and knees, with your butt raised in the air. This automatically spreads your

buttocks and opens the anal area allowing for easy access to your rectum.

If you still get leakage, you may need to lower your chest even closer to the ground to

increase the angle. In that case, you would rest on your forehead, rather than your

elbows. You then insert the dropper (pre-loaded with 15 drops of formula) into your

rectum and squeeze the bulb to release the formula. Keep bulb depressed

(squeezed) as you withdraw the dropper. Stay in the position for at least 5 to 10 minutes

to allow the mixture to absorb.

Wash the dropper afterwards with hot soapy water. Suck some of the hot, soapy

water up inside the dropper and then squirt it back out again to clean the inside of the

dropper. Do this several times and also rinse with clean hot water. Dry thoroughly with

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a tissue, then insert dropper back into formula bottle and close tightly. Store away

from light or heat.

When you stand up, or lie down in bed, you may get some leakage. So wear a natural

cotton panty liner, or use folded Kleenex to absorb leakage. If going to bed, then wear

100% cotton underwear to prevent any staining on your sheets – but still allow the

area to breathe. Or, you can sleep on top of a cotton towel – both DMSO and

potassium iodide will stain fabrics, so protect your sheets.

Liquid Dosage for Internal Hemorrhoids:

• Insert 15 drops, once per day, for 10 days. Then take a one-week break. If still

needed, then apply again, once per day, for 2 weeks. Then take a one-week

break. If still needed, start the dosage cycle again at the beginning. BUT, internal

hemorrhoids will likely heal in the first week or two. If you use it for longer than 3

months, you should monitor your thyroid levels.

• Simultaneously take 250 mg of magnesium citrate and 100 mg of potassium

citrate, together after a good breakfast, or a good lunch. This acts as a muscle

relaxant for the anal sphincter muscle to facilitate easier bowel movements.

However, if you tend towards diarrhea, then don't ingest the magnesium.

• Whether you tend towards diarrhea or constipation, use a stool softener/bulking

agent, like pysllium, flax, chia, or MetaCleanse during treatment to keep your

stool soft and reduce stress/irritation on the rectum. This is a very important step!

You will not have the same success with this remedy if you are simultaneously

struggling with diarrhea or constipation – both of which are hard on the rectum.

So use the MetaCleanse to bulk up and soften stools, making them easier to

pass.

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Address The Root Cause

In this ebook, I have given you a powerful formula to heal your hemorrhoids. However,

long-term healing involves addressing and healing whatever is causing those

hemorrhoids in the first place. For most people, hemorrhoids are caused by one or a

combination of the following factors:

1. Straining to defecate and/or improper defecation position – If you suffer from

chronic constipation, then I strongly advise you to get my book, Listen To Your Colon:

The Complete Natural Healing Guide For Constipation, as you need a comprehensive

treatment protocol that addresses all the variables involved (diet, probiotic regimen,

impacted feces, bowel cleansing, re-training the bowel, eliminating pathogenic

bacteria, etc.). If you only occasionally or rarely get constipated, then using this

treatment protocol may be sufficient:

• Take 7-10 billion c.f.u. (colony forming units) of Natren brand probiotics per day to

begin the process of normalizing your bowel flora.

• If the day ends and you have not had a bowel movement, then take MetaCleanse

before breakfast the next day – follow the dosage instructions on the package

(detailed dosage instructions are on ). If you do not have

a bowel movement that day (after taking the MetaCleanse), then take 250 mg of

magnesium citrate and 100 mg of potassium citrate before you go to bed that

night. Continue this routine, taking MetaCleanse in the morning, but increasing

the magnesium dosage each night (up to 1000 mg) until you have a bowel

movement. After your bowel movement, continue to take MetaCleanse (or eat

soaked chia or flaxseed) daily for maintenance. Remember to drink 8 to 10

glasses of filtered or spring water per day.

• Go and watch my videos on my site: www.ListenToYourColon.com on

Constipation Pooping Positions and Self-Administered Colonic Massage. Use

these techniques before and during a bowel movement to reduce the need to

strain and to facilitate a more complete evacuation. At the very least, put your

feet on a child’s stepping stool when sitting on the toilet – to raise your knees

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higher than your hips – as this helps to straighten and open your rectum. The

western practice of just sitting on the toilet prevents the rectum from straightening

out and opening – making us much more prone to constipation and hemorrhoids!

If you have the flexibility and balance, it’s best to squat on the toilet, or you can

purchase squatting platforms on the Internet that fit around your toilet.

2. Trauma to the rectum – this trauma could be caused by surgery, or childbirth, or

some other unusual, non-recurring event. In these cases, HemorrHeal alone may be

all you need to heal your hemorrhoids and prevent them from recurring.

3. Weak blood vessels - If your gums bleed when you brush your teeth, or your nose

bleeds when it’s dry or you blow it forcefully, or you’re prone to anal or rectal fissures,

or varicose veins, or hemorrhoids, these are signs that you need to strengthen your

blood vessels. These supplements will help you to do that over a 3 to 6 month period,

so begin supplementing as follows in addition to using HemorrHeal:

• Supplement with Bioflavonoids - Bioflavonoids (including rutin, hesperidin and

quercetin) are plant compounds that act synergistically with vitamin C to

strengthen vein and capillary walls so they don’t tear and bleed so easily. They

are produced by plants to protect themselves from bacteria, parasites and cell

injury. Bioflavonoids have also been shown to reduce back and leg pain, promote

circulation, treat and prevent cataracts, stimulate bile production, and lower

cholesterol levels – so you’ll receive a lot of side-benefits too!

• Get a brand that contains at least 50 mg each of rutin, hesperidin and quercetin.

If you also suffer from hay fever, take 400 mg of quercetin per day as quercetin

regulates histamine release from the cells and you’ll see a big improvement (if

not elimination) of your allergies.

• Supplement with Vitamin C - As mentioned above, vitamin C works synergistically

with bioflavonoids to prevent bleeding (and help bleeding clot faster) in all

mucous membranes. Mucous membranes are the type of tissue on your lips and

inside of your nose, genitals, rectum and intestinal tract. Vitamin C is an

antioxidant which is required for at least 300 different metabolic functions in the

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body, including adrenal gland function, tissue growth and repair, protection

against infection, and cancer prevention.

Vitamin C in its common ascorbic acid form can cause diarrhea in higher

dosages. Therefore, you may want to get Vitamin C in mineral ascorbate form

(e.g. calcium ascorbate). High doses of magnesium can also cause diarrhea, so

avoid vitamin C in magnesium ascorbate form, if you are susceptible to loose

bowels. The mineral ascorbate form is also preferable, as it’s more readily

absorbed – ascorbic acid has to first be converted to mineral ascorbates by the

body prior to absorption.

Another delicious way to get your daily vitamin C in mineral ascorbate form (for

ongoing use) is by using Emergen-C – handy single-serving packets naturally

flavored in a variety of yummy flavours. These are especially useful for kids since

they are like drinking a ‘”fizzy juice” and kids love them. Raspberry, lemon-lime,

and Super Orange are the favourite flavours in our family.

4. Irritation from chronic diarrhea – people who’ve had 5 to 20 bowel movements per

day for months or years, can be prone to anal/rectal fissures, and sometimes to

hemorrhoids. In this case, you likely have an intestinal infection or systemic illness at

the root of the diarrhea, and you really need the comprehensive treatment instructions

in my book, Listen To Your Gut.

As a short-term fix though, while you’re waiting for the book to arrive – or perhaps

you’ve suffered food poisoning or traveller’s diarrhea – you can use this routine to

absorb excess water and bulk up your stool, preventing so many bowel movements

each day:

• Take MetaCleanse daily – The bentonite clay, psyllium and flaxseed in

MetaCleanse work synergistically to absorb excess water from your bowel –

rendering your stool soft and spongy, thereby promoting regular bowel

movements. When you have too much water in your colon, it results in an

urgency to defecate and often in explosive bowel movements. MetaCleanse

absorbs the extra water, reducing the urgency and frequency of diarrhea

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I have full usage instructions at www.LTYGshoppe.com, but in most cases, you

can start with adding 2 heaping tablespoons of MetaCleanse to 8 oz. of water or

fruit juice – apple, pineapple, grape or cranberry juice work best; mixing with

citrus juice may produce gas. Take once or twice a day (first thing in the morning

and before bed are usually best). MetaCleanse can be taken at any time of day;

however, to establish a routine and promote regularity, I suggest taking

MetaCleanse at about the same time each day. Make sure you are also drinking

at least 8 glasses of filtered or spring water daily.

• Also go to YouTube and watch my video on Self-Administered Colonic Massage

as this will help you to get more of the stool around and out in one go, rather than

small amounts in multiple bowel movements.

If you also address the root cause(s) of your hemorrhoids, either prior to, or at the same

time as using HemorrHeal, you will have the highest chance of preventing a recurrence.

The great thing about having a tool like HemorrHeal however, is that even if it takes you

some time to heal the underlying causes, you still have a potent treatment you can use

to heal any hemorrhoids if they recur.

Since this is one of our newer treatment protocols, it would be very valuable for me to

have your feedback (in as much detail as you can) as to what you implemented and how

it worked for you. Pooling our experience will help me to refine and produce even more

effective treatment protocols. So please email me (and if it didn’t work for you, I also

want to know about that): service@listentoyourgut.com

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Notes and Ordering:

• You can order all the ingredients in these formulas, and other supplements

mentioned in this ebook at: www.LTYGshoppe.com

Note: If you purchase all the ingredients together in the HemorrHeal Kit, you

receive this Formula Instruction ebook for free.

• If you try this protocol, please email me your results. We are all experimenting

and testing together, so we need to pool our experiences – your feedback is vital

and directly impacts my work. You can always reach me at:

service@listentoyourgut.com

• For a great overview of potassium iodide and the many ways it can benefit your

body, see Dr. Wright's article at: www.tahomaclinicblog.com/iodide/

• If you need personalized help or attention, I suggest you book with one of the

physicians at the Tahoma Clinic in Renton, Washington (this is Dr. Jonathan V.

Wright’s clinic): www.tahomaclinic.com Tel: 1-888-893-6878 or (425) 264-0051. I

did a teleseminar with Dr. Wendy Ellis there and she also does phone consults

where applicable.

• Footnotes (1 – 4): Most of the information on DMSO was derived from Dr. Morton

Walker's excellent book, DMSO Nature's Healer: How to Use DMSO to Relieve

Pain, Increase Circulation, Repair Tissue Damage, and Fight Degenerative

Diseases. It contains specific instructions on exactly how to use DMSO for a wide

range of disorders along with many clinical trials.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

A former journalist, Jini Patel Thompson

is an internationally recognized expert

on natural healing for colon and bowel

disorders such as internal and external

hemorrhoids. Her books have sold in

over 40 countries. She has appeared

repeatedly on radio and TV shows

giving hope to those suffering from

gastrointestinal disease. Jini is a popular

speaker at natural health-related

conferences, and her health articles

have been published in magazines and

journals in the U.S, Australia and the

U.K., and on the Internet worldwide.

 

LEGAL DISCLAIMER - Jini Patel Thompson is a health writer and consumer advocate. Jini is not a doctor or registered health professional. The information in this report is simply her personal opinion, based on years of research and experience. This report is not intended to replace the services of a physician, nor does it constitute a doctor-patient relationship. Any application of the recommendations in this report is at the reader's discretion. Jini Patel Thompson and Listen To Your Gut Enterprises Inc. are not liable for any direct or indirect claim, loss or damage resulting from use of this report and/or any web site(s) linked to/from it. Readers should consult their own physicians concerning the recommendations in this report. If you do not wish to be bound by the Disclaimer, you can return this eBook to the publisher for a full refund. ©2012 Jini Patel Thompson All Rights Reserved

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