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Debbie Osborne's Animal Worming Recipe
by Debi Pearl of No Greater Joy Ministries
March 2003
Debbie Osborne told me of a natural parasitic that she uses with both her goats and horses.
Ingredients
- 1 cup dry Mustard seed - powder
- 2 cups Thyme leaf - cut
- 2 cups Wormwood herb - cut*
- 1 cup Black Walnut hull - powder*
- 2 cups Sage leaf - chopped
- 1 cup Garlic - minced*
- 2 cups Rosemary leaf - chopped
- 1/2 cup Cloves - chopped
- 1 cup Psyllium seed - powder
- 2 cups Diatomaceous Earth (D.E.)*
She says, “As a rule of thumb, I use 1 cup of the powdered herbs to 2 cups of the cut herbs, except for the cloves and the D.E.” The most crucial ingredients in the recipe are marked by an asterisk (*).
Directions
Sprinkle the mixture on their feed in the morning and evening for 7 days straight. A mature goat gets about 1 tablespoon in the morning and evening. A mature pony gets about 1/4 cup in the morning and evening. A mature horse gets about 3/4 cup in the morning and evening. Use slightly smaller amounts for offspring.
This recipe can be used with other animals. Just use your judgment on adjusting the amounts of the daily dosages according to the animal's body weight.
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