The practice of Herbal medicine is derived from the use of plants. Plants have specific healing properties; the characteristics of these properties are studied so that we may understand their effects. Selected plants are recommended for specific health conditions. The herbal properties feed the organ or system deficiency, restoring its strength to re-build itself so that it may function at its original capacity.

Herbal use is the original form of medicine worldwide. At one point the only remedy to sickness was through herbal remedies.

Herbs are food that

Activate,
Build,
Cleanse and put the body in balance.

A few examples are:

• Dandelion is one of the first weeds to come up in the spring. Historically, it is a good source of Magnesium, Manganese, Selenium and more. It's been used as an antacid, a blood purifier, and a diuretic and has been used to support the liver.
• Cornsilk (the hair of the corn) is a source of silicon, nutrients and Vitamin K. Its historic uses are for urinary disorders and inflammation of the urinary tract.
• Capsicum (red hot pepper) contains calcium Iron, Manganese, Phosphorus, Potassium, Sodium, Sulfur, Vitamins A, B-complex, C and G. Its historic uses are for the heart, digestion, external and internal bleeding, weak lungs, sore throats, circulation, memory and is a catalyst for other herbs.

A combination of herbs in varying forms is often needed for the best healing results because herbs active, build and cleanse.

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