Where can you get ‘American Yellow Saffron’?

I haven’t got Pagano’s book yet, but I was told that this is one of the
main items in the Cayce/Pagano approach to healing skin disorders. But
it’s very hard to find this on the web. Does anyone know where to get
it?

2 Responses to “Where can you get ‘American Yellow Saffron’?”

  1. Greg Burt Says:

    amazon.com, you should be able to buy it used.

    I haven’t got Pagano’s book yet, but I was told that this is one of the
    main items in the Cayce/Pagano approach to healing skin disorders. But
    it’s very hard to find this on the web. Does anyone know where to get
    it?

  2. Freddie Skinner Says:

    I got Pagano’s book from the Bodhi Tree. I also had trouble finding the
    American Yellow Saffron, but in Pagano’s book he has alternative teas that
    can be used if the saffron can not be obtained. I’m currently using the
    slippery elm in the AMs, and chamomile in the PMs. I tried this a while
    back without noticeable results, but have gone back to it again. This time
    I have taken a liking to the chamomile tea and have started taking 3 to 4
    cups at night, and this time around, I am seeing results. I’m wondering if
    the first time around I was not taking enough chamomile tea, or perhaps my
    body is farther along in its healing and able to respond better.

    Aside from changing my foods, which is essential for us, I have found that
    not overheating at night helps me a lot in terms of reducing itch. Get nice
    and warm under the covers, but allow the room to be cool. This morning my
    husband said my face looked as smooth as a baby’s! LOL I am so much more
    comfortable.

    I have found that we all seem to react differently to foods. Some things
    people say they eat, I can not, and vice versa. Thus trying the rotational
    diet is helpful. Personally, I have found Pagano’s recommendation of
    avoiding spicy foods, nightshades, and easy on the sweets to be helpful for
    me. As you know, if you’ve been dealing with this for a long time, it gets
    complicated and very tailored to each individual. The topical
    recommendations from Pagano was not relief for me, but Burt’s Bees Coconut
    foot cream was! Ha! Thanks for a member here who recommended it! So yes,
    watch what you’re putting on your skin since I had so much grief with the
    different products–red, inflamed, itch, tight, etc., etc., etc., If you
    are getting those symptoms while using the topical I would stop and try
    something else more mild and less pore-clogging. Another topical that
    helped to soothe the skin for me was rubbing calendula tea topically with a
    cotton ball. Cheap and easy.

    Well this can go on, so better leave it here. Good luck to you all. I’m
    finally seeing "good" progress and am very encouraged it can be overcome no
    matter how many people tell me it’s genetic or autoimmune. None of my 3
    kids have it, nor my mother or father. Just me. . .

    Anyway, did I say I was gonna leave it here? Ha!

    Toodles,

    Marla

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    I haven’t got Pagano’s book yet, but I was told that this is one of the
    main items in the Cayce/Pagano approach to healing skin disorders. But
    it’s very hard to find this on the web. Does anyone know where to get
    it?

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