The Most Powerful Herb that Destroys Strep, Herpes, Candida and Flu

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• Deals with urinary tract and bladder infections, and serves as a diuretic</li>
• Treats vaginitis and candida</li>
• Cures nail fungus</li>
• Useful as a hand sanitizer</li>
• Reduces rheumatic pain, sports injuries, muscle aches and pains, sciatica, sprains, gout, and arthritis.</li>
• Soothes insect bites and skin irritation</li>
• Helps in treating athlete’s foot</li>
• Gets rid of acne or warts</li>
• Used as a hair tonic</li>
• Stabilizes irregular periods</li>
• Eradicates parasites</li>
• Helps skin injuries to heal faster</li>
• Elevates the omega-3 fatty acid DHA content in the kidneys, brain, and heart cell membranes</li>You can prepare yourselves a massage lotion from cedarwood, lavender and rosemary, along with jojoba and grapeseed carrier oils.  This combined can help you treat alopecia areata, so make sure to massage onto scalp every day for few months.If you are dealing with irritations, mix grapefruit, bergamot, lavender, pine, lemon, and rosemary.

 

[Taol]

Ravensara.

Btw this post has the set up of a hype.

Neither did I like the post of your documents about ehat herbs to use for what. Simply because you own a book with zero grounding or any evidence or how to safely use any kind of herb does not make you a professor.

Actual herbalists have studied those things in depth either from a scientific or chinese medicine perspective. If you have an ailment and you want to cure it you are better off there than with grandmas home remedies.

While they may help they dont solve the root problem because the root problem is not understood its like putting bandaid on an ongoing inflammation instead of properly treating it.

 

[dypetrod]

Thank you a lot for sharing! This is quite interesting. Maybe this will work for my skin.

 

[babyb00m]

Herbs do not fit into the western scientific paradigm and are greatly misunderstood as a result. From here: https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/SSH ... essages/64

"Western medicine views the body as a machine, and seeks to fix it's individual parts as separate entities, like replacing a broken alternator or fuel pump on a car. TCM recognises that the body is an energetically integrated whole and replacing the alternator will not be any good unless the battery is maintained and the lights are sorted out.

 In TCM, milk thistle is classified as cold and bitter. Bitter herbs affect the heart and small intestine, to promote urination and cold herbs cool and clear heat. So, if a person presents with liver symptoms and heat symptoms and has no problem with overall yang and qi, then this herb is fantastic for them. However, someone with similar liver symptoms who feels cold a lot, has a pale complexion and poor appetite will actually suffer at the hands of milk thistle, far worsening their condition especially if they take it for a long time."