Intestinal Cramps
DigestiveIntestinal Cramps

Eating ½ an avocado with ½ a papaya usually stopped cramping within 20 minutes.

Body SystemDigestive
Root PrincipleMicrobiology
OnsetVariable
Detox PathwayBowel
Overview

From the legacy index

Eating ½ an avocado with ½ a papaya usually stopped cramping within 20 minutes. Eating honey/butter mixture (1 part honey to 4 parts butter) often throughout the day soothes the intestines. Eating raw custard once daily improves digestion and intestinal ease. See custard recipe, footnote. See Colitis.

INTESTINAL INFECTION (a detoxification) is characterized by abdominal swelling and discomfort, poor digestion, flatulence, cramps, diarrhea and sometimes headache. Eating 1-2 smoothies made with ½ raw unripe banana and 1-3 raw eggs, 1 tablespoon unheated honey and, when available, 2-4 tablespoons raw cream daily, and 2 raw custards daily soothes and heals the intestines during infection. Avoid any whole vegetables, lettuce, spinach, carrots, parsley, etc., until several days after the intestinal discomfort has subsided. However, drinking the raw juice of predominantly low-carbohydrate vegetables such as celery and parsley promotes a healthier intestinal environment, but not in children under 15 years of age. See also Peritonitis for the tomato drink -43.

Cross-References

How this condition connects to the rest of the platform

Relevant principles

Microbiology, and Raw Food.