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BabaRa
12th March 2014, 18:31
Indigenous cures have worked for centuries and even millennia

Addressing cancer, immunity and vitality:

Hemp Seed Oil: (http://www.cureyourowncancer.org).

Hemp Protein: (http://www.tropicaltraditions.com).

Oil of Oregano (wild oregano oil): (http://www.naturalnews.com),

Spirulina and Chlorella: (http://www.naturalnews.com)

Cannibas sativa: (http://www.naturalnews.com) Read how Dr. Sanjay Gupta "changed his mind" on weed! (http://www.cnn.com)

Maca and Mucuna: Raw food expert and world traveler/speaker David Wolfe is an authority on maca and mucuna. Watch these YouTube videos for great information:
Maca: (http://www.youtube.com).
Mucuna Pruriens: (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIVwil2TN8Y).

Garlic Cloves: (http://www.alternative-cancer-care.com).

Licorice Root: (http://www.mountainroseherbs.com).

Burdock Root: (http://www.whyfoods.com).

Medicinal mushrooms: Check out Reishi, Turkey Tail, Maitake, Shiitake and Chaga to boost immunity and fight cancer cells -- everything from brain cancer to breast cancer. What more could you ask?
(http://www.yummly.com)

Since ancient times, people have used plants to heal themselves. Want to grow your own at home and start your fresh, new natural "medicine cabinet"?
(http://www.mnn.com)

Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/044276_herbal_cures_ethnopharmacology_traditional_ Chinese_medicine.html#ixzz2vm5GQxly


]Nutritional therapies to remedy inflammation, arthritis and more![/

Ermiao wan, burdock root, dandelion and meadow saffron: Check out these Chinese herbs for reducing swelling, inflammation and edema, and to treat gout! -- 2004 Journal of Ethnopharmacology: (http://www.sciencedirect.com) Dandelion also stimulates the excretion of uric acid -- one of the main causes of gouty arthritis.
(http://www.naturalnews.com)

Aloe vera: One of most common herbs in alternative medicine. Aloe is great for sun burns, skin abrasions and achy joints. Try growing your own at home!

Boswellia: An anti-inflammatory herb derived from the gum of boswellia trees, indigenous to India. You may know it as frankincense, capable of blocking leukotrienes, substances that attack healthy joints in autoimmune diseases like rheumatoid arthritis (RA). Mainstream medicine still lives in denial of this one based on lack of "human trials." Okay, let's just look at centuries of HUMANS who swear by it then.

Cat's Claw: Comes from a tropical vine and dates back to Inca civilizations. It boosts immunity and reduces swelling in arthritis but must be used sparingly there. Even the University of Maryland Medical Center admits that cat's claw can help with osteoarthritis pain and RA swelling. You won't read that in "peer reviews" of JAMA!

Eucalyptus: Its leaves contain tannins that are helpful in reducing arthritis swelling typical from consuming MSG, refined salts, refined sugars and especially GM anything.

Ginger: A staple of alternative medicine "cabinets" -- your spice rack. You should juice raw organic vegetables and include fresh organic ginger! Limited trials on humans exist in research, except for the humans who have been using it for great health for a couple of thousand years.

Green Tea: Quite simply, this reduces inflammation. Do you have an overload of omega-6 fatty acids, and not enough omega-3s? Get some hemp seed oil and drink green tea!

Thunder God Vine: One of the oldest herbs in Chinese medicine. Best use is topical. Suppresses overactive immune systems (like after you get a vaccine). May treat autoimmune diseases, but don't say that around an FDA or CDC agent, or in an advertisement.

Remember, there is a huge lack of scientific evidence that any pharmaceuticals work, much less vaccines and flu shots. The real QUACKS in America aren't natural healers; instead, they are dentists who still use mercury fillings, allopathic doctors who scribble out prescriptions for cancer, and oncologists who never ever study nutrition.


Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/044276_herbal_cures_ethnopharmacology_traditional_ Chinese_medicine.html#ixzz2vm5Uk39D

Seikou-Kishi
14th March 2014, 03:46
When it comes to dandelion... it is diuretic, but unlike most diuretics, it won't negatively affect your electrolyte balance. Many diuretics also reduce potassium levels in the blood. Dandelion doesn't do this, which puts it head and shoulders over most for doing its job without collateral.

ronin
20th March 2014, 21:04
my eldest son has suffered from psoriasis on his arms and leg for many years.
these came up as thick white scaly skin.
he took medication from the doctors as prescribed and nothing.

about six week ago someone told him about manuka honey.
he took a teaspoon once three times a day integrated into his diet.

well the results are amazing,the scabs are gone and all is left is something looking like a a small scar.

i always said that nature can provide every cure,we have just lost that ability to find it.
or have been mis informed to depend on big pharma.

so anyone with skin issues please give manuka honey a try.;)