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Herbs for Health


Herbs are a gift from nature and God which we can utilize to heal our bodies. We hope you find the following information useful.

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Common Herbs an Their Medicinal Uses

1: Parasite Cleansing Kit
A comprehensive parasite cleanse.

2: Friendly Bacteria Replenisher-Probitotics
The Friendly Bacteria Replenisher -establishes probiotics in both the small and large intestines*-enhances the digestion and assimilation of food*-helps produce B vitamins*-helps alleviate overgrowth

3: Colon Cleansing Book-Tissue Cleansing Through Bowel Management, by Bernard Jensen
Probably one of the most comprehensive and enlightening books on health ever written. Bernard Jensen was a legend of his time. " The heavy mucus coating in the colon thickens and becomes a

4: Colon Care Book-Edgar Cayce's Guide to Colon Care, by Sandra Duggan
There have been very few works on colonic therapy as comprehensive and informative as Edgar Cayce's Guide to Colon Care. Most individuals do not understand the value of having good elimination. They d

5: The HealthStep
Simple device to help you eliminate more and relieve bloating, constipation and hemorrhoids.

6: Nausea/Morning Sickness Herbal Tea Blend
 Suggested Uses: Reduce stomach acidity and calm the queasy feelings of nausea and morning sickness.Ingredients:Meadowsweet herb, Linden flowers, and certified organically grown Peppermint leaf a

7: Essiac Tea
Powerful herbal formula for cancer.

8: Organic Superfood
The highest quality Organic Superfood available.

9: Herbal Tablet Recipes
LIVER PILLS. Powdered Mandrake 1/2 ounce. " Golden Seal 1/2 ounce. " Saffron 1/2 ounce. Extract of Dandelion

10: Herbal Powder Mix Recipes
COMPOSITION POWDER. pd. Bayberry Bark      2 ounces. " Ginger           1 ounce. " Pinus Canadensus &

11: RELAXANTS
Are those substances that have the power of relaxing muscular fibre, and alleviating spasm. Lobelia Inflata Lobelia Inflata. Crawley Root Corallorhiza Odontorh

12: DEMULCENTS
Are those medicines that possess soothing mucilaginous properties, shielding the surface or membrane from the contact of any irritating substance. Slippery Elm Bark Ulmus Fulva.

13: EXPECTORANTS
Are medicines that promote the discharge of mucus, pus, or accumulations from the lungs and bronchial tubes. Horehound Marrubium Vulgare. Skunk Cabbage Symploc

14: PURGATIVES
Tending to cleanse or purge, especially causing evacuation of the bowels. Good for intestinal cleansing and constipation.  Mountain Flax Limin Catharticum. Rhubarb

15: NERVE TONICS
Medicines that acts therapeutically upon the nerves, particularly in the sense of a sedative that serves to calm ruffled nerves.  Scullcap Scutellaria Late riflora. La

16: DIURETICS
Are those medicines which increase the action of the urinary organs. Queen of the Meadow Eupatorium Purpureum. Juniper Berries Juniperus Communis.

17: LAXATIVES
Are those medicines which increase the peristaltic motion of the bowels without purging or producing a fluid discharge.  Bitter Root (Apocynum Androsaemifolium). Bu

18: ASTRINGENTS
An astringent substance is a chemical substance that tends to shrink or constrict body tissues, usually locally after topical medicinal application. The word "astringent" derives from Lati

19: Tonics
Are those medicines which act on the muscular tissue, making them firmer and more compact, and thus increasing the strength. All tonics not possessing stimulating properties should have stimulants c

20: Stimulants
Stimulants are substances capable of increasing the action or energy of the body. Pure, diffusible stimulants act in harmony with the laws of life, and therefore assist nature in her efforts to over


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