E it her w a y , t he C andid a C leaner is a f ant astic piec e of hist or y and an 
eff ec ti v e and
po w er f ul r emed y t hat w as used b y our g r andpar ent s and 
g r eat-g r andpar ent s , and
is sti l l used in man y r ur al ar eas . I hope t hat y ou f ind 
t his inf or mation usef ul and
helpf ul. Y our s in g ood healt h ,
D r . J ennif er D anielsI nformation on T urpentine
16
S o , what do w e kno w about tur pentine? First of all, there is a company calle d Merck. It is a pharmaceutical company, and Merck
produces something calle d the Merck Manual. The Merck Manual discusses all diseases
that ha v e be en identifie d or the diseases it fe els are most important, and talks about
v arious types of ther apies that are appropriate and accepte d for them. The Merck Manual w as first publishe d in 1899. If y ou look up
turpentine in the 1899 Merck
Manual, it will let y ou kno w that
turpentine ther ap y is effe ctiv e for the follo wing:b’fiT
b’Tf Gonorrheb’Tr
b’Tf Meningitib’na
b’Tf A rthritib’na
b’Tf Abdominal difficultieb’na
b’Tf Lung diseasb’Tk
b’Tf
The list goes on and on and on. Fast forw ard to the 1999 e dition of the Merck Manual (a much thicker book), and look up
turpentine. All y ou will find is discussion of turpentine poisoning. It talks about the dire
effe cts of turpentine poisoning, and it talks about ho w such poisoning causes
destruction of the kidne ys and destruction of the lungs. I can sa y that to my observ ation, I ha v e be en taking it no w for a good 20 y ears and ha v e
observ e d at least 100 pe ople taking it. I ha v e certainly not se en any of those effe cts, and
neither has any one I’m a w are of who has chosen to a v ail themselv es of turpentine. The
reason ma y be the dose. The dangerous dose of turpentine in me dical liter ature is 1
tablespoon. The dose I use d—with great results and minimal side effe cts—is 1 teaspoon. Turpentine is out there. It has be en use d with great success certainly in the 1800s, and
someho w, in the 21st century, there is no kno wle dge of it. There is another pharmaceutical company calle d Parke Da vis. Back in 1901, Parke Da vis
publishe d a similar compendium of a v ailable me dical ther apies and their uses, and y ou
se e turpentine liste d in the Parke Da vis compendium of me dical ther ap y. I am not a w are
that Parke Da vis is still in the publishing business in terms of a comprehensiv e me dical
manual. Nonetheless, these are the areas where turpentine and sugar, as a treatment, has a 
definite
tr ack re cord.So, w e ha v e quite a few publications with publishe d 
information in the 1800s by the
pharmaceutical companies 
themselv es, indicating that turpentine has be en use d to
benefit 
in v arious afflictions. N o w , what other inf ormation is a v ai l able about tur pentine? Well, it se ems that turpentine w as in great use in the 
v eterinary field, espe cially in the area
of horses. If y ou ga v e a 
horse turpentine—and it w as gener ally turpentine and sugar—
then
the horse w ould be faster and w ould ha v e a shinier coat. If 
y ou ha v e a sho w horse, for
e x ample, turpentine w ould be of 
great adv antage to it—but again, I am not familiar with
turpentine dosing in horses.
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        E it her w a y, t he C andid a C leaner is a f ant astic piec e of hist or y and an 
eff ec ti v e and
po w er f ul r emed y t hat w as used b y our g r andpar ent s and 
g r eat-g r andpar ent s, and
is sti l l used in man y r ur al ar eas. I hope t hat y ou f ind 
t his inf or mation usef ul and
helpf ul. Y our s in g ood healt h,
D r. J ennif er D anielsI nformation on T urpentine
16
S o, what do w e kno w about tur pentine. First of all, there is a company calle d Merck. It is a pharmaceutical company, and Merck
produces something calle d the Merck Manual. The Merck Manual discusses all diseases
that ha v e be en identifie d or the diseases it fe els are most important, and talks about
v arious types of ther apies that are appropriate and accepte d for them. The Merck Manual w as first publishe d in 1899. If y ou look up
turpentine in the 1899 Merck
Manual, it will let y ou kno w that
turpentine ther ap y is effe ctiv e for the follo wing:b’fiT
b’Tf Gonorrheb’Tr
b’Tf Meningitib’na
b’Tf A rthritib’na
b’Tf Abdominal difficultieb’na
b’Tf Lung diseasb’Tk
b’Tf
The list goes on and on and on. Fast forw ard to the 1999 e dition of the Merck Manual (a much thicker book), and look up
turpentine. All y ou will find is discussion of turpentine poisoning. It talks about the dire
effe cts of turpentine poisoning, and it talks about ho w such poisoning causes
destruction of the kidne ys and destruction of the lungs. I can sa y that to my observ ation, I ha v e be en taking it no w for a good 20 y ears and ha v e
observ e d at least 100 pe ople taking it. I ha v e certainly not se en any of those effe cts, and
neither has any one I’m a w are of who has chosen to a v ail themselv es of turpentine. The
reason ma y be the dose. The dangerous dose of turpentine in me dical liter ature is 1
tablespoon. The dose I use d—with great results and minimal side effe cts—is 1 teaspoon. Turpentine is out there. It has be en use d with great success certainly in the 1800s, and
someho w, in the 21st century, there is no kno wle dge of it. There is another pharmaceutical company calle d Parke Da vis. Back in 1901, Parke Da vis
publishe d a similar compendium of a v ailable me dical ther apies and their uses, and y ou
se e turpentine liste d in the Parke Da vis compendium of me dical ther ap y. I am not a w are
that Parke Da vis is still in the publishing business in terms of a comprehensiv e me dical
manual. Nonetheless, these are the areas where turpentine and sugar, as a treatment, has a 
definite
tr ack re cord. So, w e ha v e quite a few publications with publishe d 
information in the 1800s by the
pharmaceutical companies 
themselv es, indicating that turpentine has be en use d to
benefit 
in v arious afflictions. N o w, what other inf ormation is a v ai l able about tur pentine. Well, it se ems that turpentine w as in great use in the 
v eterinary field, espe cially in the area
of horses. If y ou ga v e a 
horse turpentine—and it w as gener ally turpentine and sugar—
then
the horse w ould be faster and w ould ha v e a shinier coat. If 
y ou ha v e a sho w horse, for
e x ample, turpentine w ould be of 
great adv antage to it—but again, I am not familiar with
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Turpentines' medicinal history dates back centuries through various medical sources & records confirming its effectiveness against numerous ailments listed until late 19th-century editions but now only recognized poisonings due massive dosage differences between past/future usages - Dr. Jennifer Daniel mentions personal experiences observing patients safely treated over years while emphasizing low doses being crucially differentiating factor. Let-me know if you'd want changes.
Dr. Jennifer Daniels
Who wrote the passage?
Merck
What is the name of the pharmaceutical company that produces the Merck Manual?
It discusses all diseases and various types of therapies that are appropriate and accepted for them.
What is the Merck Manual used for?
The author has been using turpentine for 20 years and has not seen any negative effects, neither has anyone they know who has used it.
What is the author's experience with turpentine?
It was used to make horses faster and give them a shinier coat, typically mixed with sugar.
What was turpentine used for in the veterinary field?