Grapefruit Seed Extract - Applications from A-Z

AIDS: effect is still being researched, internal intake recommended

Allergies: often caused by fungi, internal intake

Amoebic dysentery: continue to take even after the symptoms have resolved, internal intake

Angina or tonsillitis: internal intake and gargling with 10 drops per 200 ml

Arthritis/joint inflammation: internal intake for several months often helpful

Asthma: in some cases, internal intake helps, 1-3 months of use

Stomach pain:  often, internal intake helps

Flatulence: often caused by germs, fungi or parasites, internal intake

Cystitis/bladder problems: internal intake

Bronchitis: internal intake and gargling with 10 drops per 200 ml

Breast inflammation = mastitis: internal intake + diluted and applied externally, 8 drops per tablespoon of oil (apply to chest), even for inflammation of cow udders

Candida albicans (yeast fungus): internal intake 3-4 months duration (start with 3 drops)

Cholera: take 20-30 drops per glass every 3 hours

Chronic fatigue: often fungi, bacteria, internal intake 3-4 months

Colitis = enteritis: internal intake with chamomile tea, antioxidant inner intake

Crohn's disease: internal intake + antioxidant inner intake

Enteritis: internal intake (see under Colitis)

Depression: sometimes caused by fungi or parasites, internal intake

Circulatory disorders: sometimes caused by mould fungus ‘mucor’, trial with internal intake

Diarrhoea: internal intake

Inflammation: often caused by pathogens, internal intake

Vomiting: often caused by pathogens, internal intake

Colds: internal intake + gargle 10 drops per 200 ml + grapefruit extract nasal spray

Fibrosis: can be triggered by candida fungi, internal intake 3-4 months

Fever: internal intake, possibly gargling + nasal spray

Gastritis, gastric ulcer: often caused by Helicobacter pylori, internal intake

Memory impairment: sometimes caused by candida, internal intake

Gout: sometimes caused by candida fungi, internal intake

Flu: internal intake + gargling 10 drops per 200 ml + GSE nasal spray

Endocrine disorders: Candida fungi release 100 different toxins, some have hormone-like effects, internal intake

Cough: internal intake + gargling 10 drops per 200 ml

Weakened immune system: internal intake

General infectious diseases: internal intake

Lack of concentration: often pathogens are involved, internal intake

Headaches, migraines: these have many different causes, bacteria and fungi sometimes involved, internal intake

Malaria: Helicobacter pylori; there are indications that GSE works

Mastitis: internal intake (see breast inflammation), internal intake + diluted and applied externally, 8 drops per tablespoon of oil

Menstrual cramps: Candida can be to blame, internal intake

Migraines: internal intake (see under Headaches)

Otitis = otitis media: internal use +diluted and applied externally, 2 drops per tablespoon of oil, warm the oil and drizzle into ear frequently

Crohn's disease : see Crohn's disease

Sinusitis: internal intake, GSE nasal spray

Parasites (internal): the range extends from the smallest parasites to the tapeworm, a ‘worm cure’ with GSE is recommended twice a year, internal intake

Fungal diseases: see intake scheme for Candida albicans

Prostate problems: sometimes Candida is involved, see the intake schedule for ‘Candida’

Rheumatism: is often a consequence of deposition of toxins, internal intake

Dysentery: see the intake schedule for amoebic dysentery

Runny nose = rhinitis: internal intake + grapefruit extract nasal spray

Nausea: internal intake

Prevention of travel sickness: drink 4-8 ​​DROPS PER GLASS 3 times a day

Worm infestation: see intake scheme for parasitic infection

External application

The following basic rules apply to the external application of grapefruit seed extract:

Basic rule 1:

Apply diluted, except for warts and nail fungus

Basic rule 2:

Always use diluted on skin and mucous membranes with water, glycerine or, ideally, organic jojoba oil.

External application from A-Z[1]

Acariasis, acarinosis: see the intake scheme for scabies

Acne: internal intake + 5 drops on wet washcloths, apply, wash off

Aphthae (ulcers of the oral mucosa): 10 drops per 200 ml of water, rinse

Rashes, skin rashes: it is worth trying 3-5 drops per tablespoon of oil, 2-3 times a day

Leg ulcers: see intake scheme for ‘open legs’

Leech bites: drizzle 1 drop of extract on the bite site

Dermatitis: 3-5 drops per tablespoon of oil, rub in 2-3 times a day

Plantar warts: sand down, apply 2 x 1 drops pure

Athlete’s foot: pure or slightly diluted with water or oil. Additionally, use GSE body and foot powder.

Ulcers: 10 drops per 200 ml of lukewarm water, rinse, gargle, dab

Shingles (herpes): INNER INTAKE + 3-5 drops per tablespoon of oil, apply twice daily to the affected area of ​​the skin

Strep throat, sore throat: INNER INTAKE + 10 drops per 200 ml of water, gargle

Skin abrasions: 1 drop per tablespoon of water, apply frequently

Skin rashes: see intake scheme for ‘Rashes’

Skin tetters: see intake scheme for ‘Rashes’

Skin fungi: 5 drops in a damp hand, apply frequently every day

Hoarseness: see intake scheme for ‘Throat infection’

Herpes simplex (cold sores): 5 drops per tablespoon of oil, apply frequently

Herpes zoster: see intake scheme for ‘Shingles

Callus: 30 drops in the foot bath facilitate removal and disinfection

Cough: see intake scheme for ‘Throat infection’

Insect bites: apply 1 drop onto the stitching point with a damp finger

Caries: rinse 1-2 drops on a damp toothbrush and 10 drops per 200 ml

Laryngitis: see intake scheme for ‘Throat infection’

Head lice: mix 10 drops with a little shower gel, leave for 30 mins to take effect, rinse well, repeat after three days (protect eyes)



[1] Werner Goller: Was verschweigt die Schulmedizin? (‘What Does Conventional Medicine Conceal?’), 2009, p. 169