Peppermint and Ginger Tea Recipe Type: Teas Cuisine: Beverages Author: Herbal Medicine: Biomolecular and Clinical Aspects. 2nd edition. Prep time: 5 mins Cook time: 30 mins Total time: 35 mins Serves: 1 cup It’s energizing, cooling, a natural decongestant, and it creates a positive healing energy in any toxic negative environment. Good for sensitive delicate stomachs and good for immune system. Ingredients In a mug, pour boiling hot water over 2 tsp. fresh mint leaves, rinsed 1/2 tsp. fresh cut ginger, rinsed 2 tsp. fresh squeezed lemon juice 1 tsp. maple syrup or your favorite organic unrefined sweetener Instructions Let the hot tea steep for 30 minutes until the herbs blend well and is very potent. When the aroma fills the air and the tea […] Read More
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Ginger originated from China, but now it has spread worldwide and its popularity is growing. The common use of its root is as a spice, however, because of its healing effects, many people utilize it for medicinal purposes. Here are highlighted some of the effects that it has on the human body: 1.Fights cancer cells The doctors at the UMCCC (University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center) found that the ginger is able to destroy ovarian cancer cells in a speed that is higher and safer compared with the platinum-based chemotherapy. According to the reports, the people who ingest ginger rhizomes have lower levels of an intestine and colon inflammation, thus reducing the risk of getting colon cancer. 2.Reduces inflammation The compound gingerol in the ginger […] Read More
Cough & Throat Relief Recipe Type: Colds & Flu Cuisine: Tonics Take 1/4- 1/2 tsp. per hour at the onset of symptoms. Ingredients Solvent: 100-proof vodka/brandy 2 parts mullein leaf 1 part licorice root 1 part wild cherry bark 1/2 part ginger root Instructions Mix 3.2.2310 Related articles 1970: Donnie Iris Grandma’s Spice Cake Nettle Tea
The difference between Drugs and Herbal Remedies is that, even though some drugs are derived from herbs, the majority are synthetic and work against the body, while herbs work in concert with the body to balance and allow true healing to take place. Many Health Care Professionals, treat symptoms and disease, rather then promote wellness. The following are some herbals that I know of. If you have a specific situation, I would be pleased to receive your email or phone call to discuss the custom preparation by an licensed herbalist. TINCTURES A tincture is by definition “a solution of medicine in alcohol”, in this case 42 proof alcohol. This method is used because it is readily absorbed by the body, and is an easy keeper, […] Read More
Ginkgo Biloba Ginkgo biloba is used both to prevent and treat stroke. It helps to prevent blood clots from developing and increases blood flow to the brain. This herb has also been shown to inhibit free-radical formation. Ginkgo is widely used in Europe to treat complications of stroke, including memory and balance problems, vertigo and disturbed thought processes. Many studies show that this herb increases blood flow to the brain. Ginkgo also helps reduce fragility of the capillaries. (Capillaries are the tiny blood vessels that fan throughout your body.) This can help prevent hemorrhagic stroke. European physicians often prescribe an extract of ginkgo leaves for stroke survivors. Many doctors say that ginkgo prevents the stroke and, more importantly, it is nontoxic. Select a product containing […] Read More
Below is a list of preparations you will find effective in treating and soothing everyday ailments. Keep them on hand and use them for your First Aid Herbal Approach Lavender Essential Oil Sinus headaches. Rub 2 drops of lavender into the forehead. Mix together – 3 drops of lavender essential oil into 1 tsp. of olive oil. Massage temples and neck to relieve headaches. Honey Draws pus out of wounds. Use as cough reliever. Mix 2 Tbs. lemon juice and 2 Tbs. honey in a small container. Sip slowly. Honey is also a natural antibiotic, and it truly does work to heal minor cuts. Is also good taken plain for sore throats and colds. Aloe Vera Soothes minor burns and sunburn. Garlic Used to rid […] Read More
Soothing Winter Tea Recipe Type: Teas Cuisine: Beverages Author: Cougar This is great when you have a fever, the flu or a cold. Ingredients Ingredients: 1/4 inch piece fresh ginger root, peeled and chopped 1/4 cup dried chamomile flowers 1/2 cup fresh mint leaves 1 teaspoon fennel seed lemon juice, honey (optional) red cayenne pepper or other hot pepper Instructions In a glass or ceramic pan add all the ingredients. Cover with 2 quarts water. Bring to a boil and simmer covered for 30 minutes. Strain a cup at a time throughout the day. Add a little lemon and honey to the cup and drink slowly. If it’s too strong for your taste, add more boiling water. You can drink 2-3 cups a day, or […] Read More