#29: Dr. Andy Kaufman
Today's podcast is an episode that I have been eagerly waiting to record for a while. I finally got Andy Kaufman, M.D., to do an entire interview devoted to the history, indications and safe use of one of the cheapest and most effective medicines ever discovered: the amazing turpentine. Tune in and learn where to get turpentine, what to use it for, how it works and how it can help you and your family with difficult medical problems. This is an episode you won't want to miss.
Kim Hayes on
Regarding Moose poop as a probiotic: I made wildlife/natural history films for 20 years and during a black bear film in New Hampshire, a couple of rescued baby black bear cubs had horrific diarrhea. The solution was to get in the forest and find the freshest moose or deer poop we could find. We did this and just put it in front of the cubs and the gobbled it up like M & M’s. The diarrhea disappeared! It’s a winner. So, the guy living in the woods is correct!
Anonymous on
Hello Philip,
Thank you for commenting. You can purchase the Mereck manual on Ebay, Amazon and other online resources.
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Philip Princetta on
Can we somehow get a copy of the Merck Manual List from 1899? It would be a great asset. My grandmother told me about using turpentine to remove many platforms of parasites/worm.
Thank you Dr. Cowan
jean maxime on
Bought turpentine from the hardware store after ensuring it was 100% pure gum spirit. We’ve been using as described by Dr. Daniels for about 3 years old and holding. Thank you both for sharing useful knowledge.
Anonymous on
Hello Esmeralda,
You can find the Merk Manual by doing a search online. I was able to find an old facsimile copy on Amazon. But most likely it can be found elsewhere on line.
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Esmeralda on
Hello Dr Cowan, how or where could I get that Merk Manual from 1899? I’m a turpentine user since 2015 and I want to read it. Thank you from Brazil!
Anonymous on
Hello Talya,
Thank you for the comment. Diamond G Forest Products is a fine source for 100% pure pine gum spirits. Creekwood naturals is also a trusted source. We are unable at this time to make any other recommendations.
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Talya Webb on
I tried to order Creekwood Naturals 100% pure gum spirits of turpentine from Walmart but when the package was finally delivered what I received was from Diamond G Forest Products! It does say on the label “Georgia Pine Gum Spirits 100% Turpentine” and that it is made from slash pine trees. I though Dr. Kaufman mentioned it had to come from spruce pine trees?? How can I determine which turpentine is the right one to use medicinally if many of them say 100% pure gum spirits?? Thanks!