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Formulas of Dr. Jones
Re-created for Sacred Medicine Sanctuary
The use of these formulas
by Dr. Jones is discussed in
Cancer Salves: A Botanical
Approach to Treatment
According to J.H. Clarke's Dictionary
of Materia Medica, Dr. Hahnemann also proved the remedy Thuja
from the Arbor Vitae tree (The Tree of Life). It is a cure
for VACCINOSIS. The following is a small quote from page 1420
of Volume 3 of the Third Edition:
"Boenninghausen found Thuja both preventative
and curative in an epidemic of Smallpox. It aborted the process
and prevented pitting.....These facts open up another great
branch of Thuja's homeopathicity--its anti-vaccinal action.
This extension was made by Kunkel and Goulon following up
on Boenninghausen's experience with Smallpox. On this subject
no one has written more forcibly or lucidly than Burnett
(Vaccinosis and Its Cure by Thuja) "Arbor Vitae: nomen
omen says Burnett on his title page. And in his hands Thuja
has indeed proved a tree of life to numberless sufferers
from the vaccinal taint. By Vaccinosis Burnett means the
disease known as Vaccinia, the result of vaccination, plus "that
profound and often long lasting morbid constitutional state
engendered by the vaccine virus". To this state Thuja
is Homeopathic, and therefore curative and preventive of
it..."

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Algonquin Drops 2 oz.
This is the Eli Jones formula that he called "Cancer Drops" because it addresses some of what he regarded as the underlying causes of cancer, such as vaccine residuals, lymphatic congestion, and lowered immunity.
Algonquin Drops , 6 pages
Alcohol: 57%
Contents: Baptisia tinctoria (wild indigo), Phytolacca (poke root), and Thuja occidentalis (white cedar).
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Belladonna Crème, 30 ml.
Alcohol: none
Contents: phytolacca, arnica, and belladonnain a base of olive oil with essential oils of lemon and lime as well as geranium.
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Homeopathic Thuja 30X
Many use thuja to relieve the harmful side effects of vaccinations.
Alcohol: none
Contents: Thuja 30X.
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Phytolacca Ointment, 30 ml.
Dr. Eli G. Jones recommended this for use on scar tissue related to breast cancer, but most people who have been using this product have also applied it on swollen lymph nodes. It requires perseverance, but professional massage therapists have been getting good results. This product has been reformulated and contains essential oils of lemon, lime, and bay laurel in addition to the poke root, olive oil, and beeswax. To protect the ointment from harmful light, this is packaged in violet glass.
Alcohol: none
Contents: This product has been reformulated and contains essential oils of lemon, lime, and bay laurel in addition to the poke root, olive oil, and beeswax.
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Phytolacca Syrup, 8 oz.
Dr. Jones advised its use with older patients and those whose appetites are poor. He also suggested that people with breast cancer whose breast is hard "like old cheese" use this syrup. In addition, he prescribed it for patients with tumors of the throat, uterus, and rectum. For those with cancer of the tongue, he added potassium iodide to the basic tonic.
Alcohol: 18%
Contents: fresh Phytolacca americana root, Gentiana lutea, fresh Taraxacum officinale root, and fresh Taraxacum officinale leaf in distilled water, organic grain alcohol, vegetable glycerin, honey, and essential oil of lemon.
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Seneca Elixir, 16 oz.
At the end of a forty-year career of treating cancer patients, Dr. Eli G. Jones published a book describing his cancer treatments. His final gift to his "brother physicians" was the recipe for the elixir that he regarded as the most important item in his repertoire of treatments.
Our experience is that this product is also an excellent parasiticide.
Alcohol: 22%
Contents: Proprietary formula containing concentrated extracts of: Scrophularia nodosa, Phytolacca americana, Rumex crispus, Celastrus scandens, Podophyllum peltatum, Juniperus communis, Corydalis formosa, Guaiacum officinale, and Xanthoxylum herculis in distilled water, organic grain alcohol, organic honey, glycerin, and essential oil of lemon.
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Seneca Extract, 4 oz.
Based of the historic formula of Dr. Eli G. Jones called Compound Syrup Scrophularia
Proprietary formula containing concentrated extracts of: Scrophularia nodosa, Phytolacca americana, Rumex crispus, Celastrus scandens, Podophyllum peltatum, Juniperus communis, Corydalis formosa, Guaiacum officinale, and Xanthoxylum herculis in distilled water, organic grain alcohol, organic honey, glycerin, and essential oil of lemon.
Alcohol: 48%
Contents: Proprietary formula containing concentrated extracts of: Scrophularia nodosa whole plant, Phytolacca americana root, Rumex crispus root, Celastrus scandens root, Podophyllum peltatum root, Juniperus communis berry, Corydalis formosa tuber, Guaiacum officinale resin, and Xanthoxylum clava-herculis seed in distilled water, organic grain alcohol, organic honey, and glycerin.
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