Flu and Colds
Causes:
When mucus flows toward the nose, it is flu, and when it falls toward the throat and chest, it is known as colds. These become common in the winter but are not uncommon in the summer or spring seasons. Weakness of the brain is the basic cause of this disease; excessive brainwork or allergy also causes it.
Excessive exposure to the sun and hot and spicy foods result in the production of bile in the body, which, after combining with phlegm, causes flu or colds. Bathing with cold water, going out in the cold without using any headgear, using cold things, and accumulation of mucus in the head also result in these diseases.
Symptoms:
Initially, one feels low, the nose is blocked, and there is a headache and sneezing, followed by a running nose. If it is because of cold, the mucus is not thick and the face feels hot. But if it is due to heat, the mucus is thick and salty, the nose is blocked, nostrils, eyes, and face become red, the person feels thirsty again and again, the head and ears become hot, and the patient wants to rest.
Treatment:
Put blue light upon the head for fifteen minutes, twice or thrice a day.
Blue Chromatized Water, twice a day
Yellow Chromatized Water before meals
Massage Yellow Chromatized Oil on the abdomen and apply it on the nose and nostrils.
Keep mouth and nose covered with a thin cotton cloth.
Complete rest for 72 hours and taking hot water is the treatment for this disease.
Cough
Causes:
Infection of the throat or larynx due to a virus or bacteria, or allergy.
Symptoms:
Children, the elderly, and phlegmatic people suffering from colds commonly have this disease. It is more prevalent at night at bedtime and early in the morning after getting up. Initially, the phlegm is white, then greenish, and lastly it turns yellowish. Sometimes it is sticky and pale. If it is not treated properly, it can protract considerably. If it is because of heat and dryness, phlegm is not present, the throat is dry, and the chest itches.
Carelessness in treating this disease can result in wounds in the lungs.
Treatment:
Dry Cough:
Blue Chromatized Water, twice a day
Massage the rib cage with Orange Chromatized Oil, twice a day
For Cough with Phlegm:
Blue Chromatized Water, twice a day
Orange Chromatized Water, after meals
Massage the back rib cage with Orange Chromatized Oil
Chronic Cough:
Blue Chromatized Water, twice a day
Orange Chromatized Water, after meals
Apply Blue Chromatized Oil on the chest and Orange Chromatized Oil on the back rib cage
Asthma
Causes:
This disease is caused due to the congestion of the air passages of the lungs and can result from allergies to certain things like dust or pollen particles, cotton or animal hair, antibiotic medicines, and the use of expired medicines.
Symptoms:
Breathing becomes difficult, occurs in fits and spasms, the face reddens from coughing, and the excretion of phlegm soothes the pain.
Treatment:
Orange Chromatized Water, 3 to 5 times a day
During the fit, Orange Chromatized Water, 5 ml every 5 to 10 minutes according to the intensity of the fit
Apply Orange Chromatized Oil on the chest and Blue on the back rib cage, twice a day, and massage in circular movements with fingertips only
Pneumonia
Causes:
Infection of the lungs is commonly known as pneumonia, which is caused by viruses, bacteria, and fungi.
Symptoms:
Fever with shivering and chills, continuous pain in the chest, coughing with phlegm, increased rate of breathing. X-ray shows a white spot in the lungs.
Treatment:
Blue Chromatized Water, twice a day
Apply Blue Chromatized Oil on the rib cage and massage it in circles with fingertips once a day, and Green Chromatized Oil upon the ribs once a day
Tuberculosis
This disease can occur in any part of the body but most commonly affects the lungs and intestines. If it is not treated properly, it can spread throughout the body.
Causes:
A bacterium named Mycobacterium Tuberculosis causes this disease. Usually, low-income individuals, the mentally and physically weak, and elderly people are more prone to this disease. People with inadequate diets, unhygienic surroundings, and unhealthy living conditions over long periods fall prey to this disease.
Symptoms:
Loss of weight, loss of appetite, sweating in the evening, slight fever, coughing with phlegm that has traces of blood. In chronic cases of TB, the whites of the eyeballs have a bluish tinge.
Treatment:
Red Chromatized Water, twice a day
Blue Chromatized Water, before meals
Orange Chromatized Water, after meals
Apply orange light on the rib cage for 30 to 45 minutes, twice a day
Apply Orange Chromatized Oil on the chest and Blue Chromatized Oil on the back of the rib cage, twice a day.