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Method Of Preparation Of Medicine Using Sun Rays Rated by 1 users
Water: Sun rays can be used as one of miraculous elements by getting them absorbed (radiated) in our eatables and drinking materials, in required/desired coloured form. Generally water is used to prepare the cheapest radiated medicines which are easily available. Bottles of suitable/desired colour are washed and cleaned from hygenic point of view and fresh water is filled and sealed. While filling the liquids in bottles, precaution must be taken by filling them below the neck of the bottles for free movement of liquids that are filled in or by filling them only 3-4th of their total accommodatable capacities. After filling and sealing them they are kept in any open space exposed to sun light at least eight hours a day. The same coloured radiations will be absorbed by the contents kept in the bottle in conformity with the colour of the bottle. Precautions should be taken daily for regular dust cleaning and sterilization of the material filled in, so that maximum sun rays can be absorbed by the material kept in the bottle in order to be medicated properly by this process. Generally when enough radiations for exposure are available, medicine is ready for use in emergency cases within eight hours. However, it should be kept aside for minimum period of three days before its use for getting better results from the medicine thus prepared.
Precaution should also be observed while keeping the bottles for exposing to sunlight. Their shadow should not overlap each other. Bottles should be kept in such a way that distance in between them be equal to their heights. The different coloured bottles should not be kept at the same place because chances of mixing of their properties and potential values are there. Only similar coloured bottles should be kept together at one place. This is very important from medical point of view for keeping the medicinal potentiality intact.
It has also been observed that if green or blue bottles are kept exposed to sun light after filling the liquid material continuously for 7 to 8 days, their applications get maximum results. It has very positive effect of medicinal values on high blood pressure, infections and urinal problem of the patients.
Sugar and Misri: In sending the medicines at distant places, it is found very difficult to transport the liquid glass containers. Chances of their breakage are very much. In such cases we can send sugar, misri or sugar milk, prepared by coloured radiations in the same way (i.e. by keeping in coloured glass pots and exposed to direct sun light for atleast 8 hours a day for 45 days or more) for the use of patient in prescribed dosages depending upon its medicinal values.
Oils: Generally oils are used for body massages or external applications. Oils are prepared through the same process of radiation effect in desired colour, keeping in view its medicinal values to treat the patient.
Blue Oil: As per requirement, the blue radiations with its properties and medicinal value are applied to the patient, to provide maximum cooling effect in the process of treatment. Mustard and coconut oils are most suitable for the purpose.
Red Oil: As per required medicinal values for red radiations with its properties for patient to provide him, the healing effect needed for remedy of pains. Red oil is prepared from Til seeds. For its preparation, red coloured bottles are cleaned and filled up with Til oil and is kept exposed to sun to absorb maximum radiations at least eight hours a day for 45 days continuously. If it is kept for longer span it gives more and better results.
Glycerine: It should be kept in cleaned blue coloured bottles in open space to be charged by sun light for atleast 45 days. If it is kept for more days, it will be more effective. It can be used in emergency cases after 7 days. It is very good for treatment of swollen and infected tonsils, gums, toothache, soar throat and rashes on the skin. It can also be used on face for soothing the facial skin and -muscles.
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