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Natural antibiotics: grated horseradish - news 01

Grated horseradish: -- appetite -- bacteria (also multi-resistant) -- blood circulation -- cancer cure with antioxidants -- catarrh of the airways -- cell protection (against aging) -- circulation (protection) -- cold -- collagene (formation of healthy tissue) -- digestive system -- earache -- fungal infections -- fever -- gastrointestinal complaints -- genetic protection (with radiation protection) -- germs (all) -- heart (protection) -- immune system -- infections (e.g. bladder) -- inflammation (reduction) -- metabolism (fat burning) -- nerves (nervous system protection) -- overweight -- poisoning -- respiratory diseases (flu) -- scurvy --
Horseradish cream: muscle tension --
Warnings: irritation, so use only small amounts

          
Horseradish field [1] - horseradish at harvest [2] Horseradish roots from Poland [3] - Horseradish perennial and grated [4]

The sharp, healing mustard oils are only created by crushing or grinding the root. The cells must be injured in order to liberate the mustard oils [web02].

by Michael Palomino (2022 / 2025 - translation 2023)

The healing effects of horseradish - the list

-- Do not take too much to prevent stomach irritation [web01]

-- Horseradish has an antibiotic effect against all germs, including multi-resistant bacteria [web02]
-- stimulates appetite [web02]
-- promotes blood circulation [web02]
-- promotes the heart, the health of the heart, heart protection [web02]
-- promotes immune system [web02]
-- promotes collagen formation for healthy tissue [web02]
-- promotes circulation, circulatory protection [web02]
-- promotes digestion [web02]
-- promotes cancer healing with antioxidants [web02]
-- promotes metabolism+fat burning [web02]
-- promotes cell protection [against aging], protection of genetic material [web02]

-- regulates metabolism and nervous system [web02]
-- regulates the digestive system with enzymes and diatary fiber [web02]
-- is a radiation protector with antioxidants [web02]

-- reduces respiratory diseases (flu, catarrhs of the airways) [web01]
-- reduces germs, including multi-resistant bacteria [web02]
-- reduces inflammation [web01]
-- reduces fever (middle age) [web01]
-- reduces infections, e.g. urinary tract infections [web01], bladder infections, cold infections, fungal infections [web02]
-- reduces gastrointestinal complaints [web01]
-- reduces earache (Middle Ages) [web01]
-- reduces scurvy (Middle Ages) [web01]
-- reduces obesity by promoting metabolism+fat burning [web02]
-- reduces indigestion (Middle Ages) [web01]
-- reduces poisoning (Middle Ages) [web01]

External uses of horseradish
-- against muscle tensions: put horseradish cream on the skin, this promotes blood circulation [web01]
-- do not do too long because of skin irritation [web01]

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The data

Oct 24, 2020: Horseradish with healing effect: against bacteria, fungi, viruses, inflammations, infections, gastrointestinal complaints, prevention against infections

          
Horseradish field [1] - horseradish at harvest [2] horseradish roots from Poland [3] - horseradish perennial and grated [4]

Ingredients
-- Horseradish is considered a valuable spice plant since ancient times [web01], is known as a remedy since ancient times, has an antibiotic effect, horseradish is also called "vegetable penicillin" [web02],
-- Horseradish is one of the hottest spice plants [web02], comes from southern and eastern Europe, is also called "horseradish" there [web02], cultivation today (2022) has developed from Europe to northern "America" and Asia [web02]
-- Horseradish is a natural antibiotic, is a root vegetable, is an autumn and in winter vegetable [web01], the perennial grows up to 1.2m high, the root up to 60cm long [web02]
-- Horseradish contains large amounts of essential nutrients and vitamins [web02]
-- Horseradish contains Vit.C, B1, B2, B6, magnesium, calcium, iron, potassium [web01], phosphorus [web02], in Vit.C twice as much as oranges and lemons [web02]
-- Horseradish contains mustard oil glycosides, strengthens immune system [web01]
-- the mustard oils gluconasturtiin and sinigrin give the pungent taste [web01]
-- essential oils, flavones, allicin also contribute to the pungent taste [web01]

Table [web03]

Trace elements, minerals and vitamins (à 100 g horseradish):
Sodium 9.00 mg   
iron 1,40 mg   
potassium 554,00 mg  
phosphorus 65,30 mg   
magnesium 33,00 mg   
Calcium 105,00 mg  
Vitamin B1 0,14 mg   
Vitamin C 114,00 mg [web03]

Mode of action of vit. C
-- Stimulation of the immune system [web02]
-- Is involved in collagen formation, which is a prerequisite for healthy tissue [web02]
-- Is a significant regulator of energy metabolism + the nervous system [web02]

Mode of action of mustard oils
-- "The volatile mustard oils are formed from their precursors, glucosinolates, by enzymatic degradation." [web02]
-- "Glucosinolate compounds, which develop into the typically acrid mustard oils after cell injury (such as crushing or grinding)" [web02]
-- are at the same time "strongly irritating to the mouth, nose, throat, stomach, intestines, and urinary tract" [web02]
-- have an antibiotic effect even against multi-resistant bacteria, and NO resistance to horseradish is formed (link (German)) [web02]
-- it's for blood circulation, appetite, digestion [web02]
-- and there are more healing effets: curing cancer: "The glucosinolate compounds responsible for the spicy taste, which develop into the typically acrid mustard oils after cell injury (such as crushing or grinding), have been confirmed as a phytomedicine in the fight against cancer. Studies showed that horseradish can induce tumor cell death and inhibit the formation of cancer cells by free radicals." [web02]

Other Ingredients
-- Flavonides: quercetin: this is an effective cell protector, heart protector, and protection for circulation [web02]
-- Antioxidants: are inhibiting influences that can change the genetic material and cause serious diseases, e.g., UV radiation is inhibited [web02]
-- Vital substances: are stimulating metabolism and fat burning, has some slimming effect [web02]
-- Enzymes+fibers: have a relaxing effect and are harmonizing the digestive system [web02]

Internal uses of horseradish
-- in the Middle Ages horseradish was used against fever, scurvy, poisoning, digestive problems and against earache [web01]
-- Today (2022): horseradish is used for fighting bacteria and inflammation, urinary tract infections, flu, catarrhs of the respiratory tract, gastrointestinal complaints [web01], for example urinary tract infections, bladder infections, cold infections, fungal infections [web02]
-- helps digestion with stimulation of bile production, equalizes hard-to-digest food and stomach discomfort [web01]
-- helps to prevent urinary tract infections [web01]

-- studies confirm antimicrobial, antifungal [against fungi] and antiviral effects [web01], studies confirmed effect against fungal and viral infections [web02]
-- pharma also releases horseradish preparations to boost the immune system [web01]
-- do not take too much to prevent stomach irritation [web01]

External uses of horseradish
-- against muscle tensions: Apply horseradish cream on the skin, it is promoting the blood circulation [web01]
-- do not do too long because of skin irritation [web01]

Horseradish in the kitchen
-- can be stored for up to 6 weeks in the refrigerator or cool cellar [web02]
-- the ingredients are mostly very volatile, therefore it has to be consumed always freshly prepared [web02]
-- good as a side dish with fish and meat [web02]
-- generally as a "pungent", very versatile [web02]
-- grated, as a dip, in breadings or sauces [web02]


The leaves of horseradish
-- also the leaves can be used in cooking [web02]

Contraindications

-- the mustard oils in horseradish are "highly irritating to the mouth, nose, throat, stomach, intestines and urinary tract. Sensitive people, children or pregnant women are therefore advised to enjoy horseradish with caution or even only after consulting a doctor." [web02]
-- People with sensitive stomachs can tolerate only small amounts of horseradish [web02]
-- People with gastrointestinal ulcers or gastrointestinal inflammation should eventually avoid horseradish completely [web02].

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May 1, 2017: The combination of antibiotic plants = the organic super antibiotic: onion, garlic, chili, ginger, turmeric, horseradish, apple cider vinegar.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soDBtnl0gao

Video: Making the strongest natural antibiotic yourself (4min.12sec.)
(orig. German: Video: Das stärkste natürliche Antibiotikum selbst herstellen)

 

Video: Making the strongest natural antibiotic yourself (4min.12sec.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soDBtnl0gao - YouTube channel: Naturheilmittel - uploaded on Sep 23, 2017

Make antibiotic (ancient recipe): Put onions, garlic, chili, ginger, turmeric, horseradish chopped in 1 glass and fill with apple cider vinegar, close the glass tightly, let it steep in the refrigerator for 2 weeks, shake several times a day, strain through a cloth, take 1 tablespoon daily, increase to 1/4 glass daily in case of illness, this mixture kills all bacteria, including viruses, normalizes mucous membranes, promotes blood circulation and lymph flow, cures candida fungal diseases, eliminates parasites, fungal diseases, plague, purifies the blood, cures many chronic diseases, cures the most serious infections.

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