Abolus is like a suppository, used either vaginally or anally. Dr Schulze, a propronent of boluses, created a bolus of Squaw Vine herb, Slippery Elm Bark, Goldenseal root, Yellow Dock root, Comfrey root, Marshmallow root, Chickweed herb, Mullein leaf, Garlic bulb, and Coconut and Tea Tree oil. Some boluses can be made into suppositories by mixing the materials and placing them into the freezer. These would be
used for cervical problems. He recommends them for cervical, uterine, ovarian, colon cancer, and any lower
abdominal cancers (and for cysts). The herbs are cleansing and have anti-tumor properties, and absorbed anally they can help fight many cancers. This formula has apparently been very successful for cervical dysplasia. A strategy often recommended is to fight dysplasia with a mixture of this bolus and an immunomodulator or immuno stimulant such as Biobran/MGN-3, Agaricus mushrooms, or Aloe Vera.
Dr. Schulze recommends inserting the bolus at night, and keeping it inside as long as possible (two days if administered into the cervix). For cervical problems, afterwards, in the evening, you should douche. His favorite douche is a pint of water with a couple of tablespoons fresh squeezed lemon or lime juice, or a couple of tablespoons of raw organic apple cider vinegar.
However, many people find this formula to be drying, and Dr. John R.Christopher (a renowned herbalist and healer and Dr. Schulze's mentor) recommends Yellow Dock Tea for the douche. Do this for six days; rest on the seventh. The routine is to be carried out for a period of six weeks to six months. The recipe for Dr. Schulze's bolus: equal parts of Squaw Vine herb, Slippery Elm Bark, Goldenseal root, Yellow Dock root, Comfrey root, Marshmallow root, Chickweed herb, Mullein leaf all of these powered (using a coffee grinder, not a blender for they heat up the herbs, or a mortar and pestle and a little elbow grease). This is the original formula, however, to potentiate these ingredients, you may add garlic bulb, cayenne pepper, and Tea Tree oil may be added to the herbs. The cayenne pepper, is actually soothing and is reportedly not caustic (unless you find an open sore). Melt some cocoa butter and mix it all up in your hands and shape it into something that looks close to your pointing finger. These can be stored in the freezer for a long period.
The ingredients for Dr. John Christopher's Herbal Bolus are a little diferent: Squaw Vine, Goldenseal root, Chickweek, Mullein leaves, Slippery Elm bark, Marshmallow root, Blue Violet, Yellow Dock root. Cocoa butter melts at a very low temperature, which is why it is used as the binding agent for the powdered herbs. The bolus has to melt at body temperature so that the bolus will disperse and the herbs will move throughout the reproductive and eliminatory systems. You can use a slow cooker or a yoghurt maker with a one quart capacity. A double boiler is another option, but you want to be sure your temperatures are really low. The herbs do not need to be cooked at all. In fact, it is probably better not to cook them. They just need to be stirred into the melted cocoa butter.
1. Melt the cocoa butter. Do not allow it to bubble or burn.
2. Stir in the powdered herbs a little at a time. Stop if the mixture becomes too stiff. If the mixture is too thin, add some turmeric powder. If it is too thick, add some olive or sesame (not toasted but raw sesame oil).
3. Allow the mixture to cool enough that you can handle it without burning yourself.
4. You have two main options:
a. Roll the mixture as if making a pie crust. Then slice it into narrow strips that you wrap individually in wax paper.
b. Separate a little bit of the mixture as if making cookies, and roll each into something about the size of the last two sections of your baby finger, 2-3 inches long and approximately the same thickness as your smallest finger.
5. Wrap each bolus individually (in wax paper) and put in the refrigerator.
