Herbs for health and healing General
For people wary about alarming side effects of many drugs and medicines are on the market today, or involves only a question of too many pills, there is another option: herbal remedies. The use of herbs for healing was recorded in 2500 BC, have been widely used as herbal medicines before the advent of science and its developments in chemicals and drugs. Before modern science, it was only two basic options forHealing - the various plants with known medicinal properties, and the spiritual, between prayer, the laying on of hands, magic and voodoo. For our purposes we will concentrate plant in the world of spiritual healing and left to the individual.
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What is a weed? How does it differ from a spice? An herb is a plant seed-producing crops of the kind that do not develop persistent woody tissue, such as a shrub or a tree, but remains more or less soft or succulent(With thick fleshy leaves or stems, or it may contain a large amount of water). Some examples of common herbs would be catnip mint, chamomile, hyssop. A spice is one of several vegetable crops, which are also fragrant or aromatic and pungent in taste. Allspice, cumin, pepper and rosemary are all herbs. So one herb can also be a spice, like cinnamon or mace are.
Most of the herbs and spices are sun-dried or hardened in their home environment. ToFor example, ginger root extract is then collected and dried before being exported. Sometimes it is peeled ginger root and sometimes the ginger root cooked in sugar and receive prior to export. Cloves are the dried flower buds of Syzygium aromaticum, a tree of the myrtle family, and the peppercorns are dried berries of Piper nigrum plant. Nutmeg is the hard, aromatic seed of an evergreen tree called Myristica fragrans. The seed is dried and crushed or groundcheese and a spice.
Herbs can act as an astringent (which slows or stops the flow of blood or other secretions), (which increases the pH above 7.0) alkalinizers, acidifier (which reduces the pH below 7.0), tonic (what that refreshes, invigorates and strengthens), diuretics (which promotes urine flow), diaphoretic (something that promotes sweating), laxatives (which promotes bowel movement) as well as Nervina (somethingstimulates or relaxes the nerves). Many herbs act as more of them, such as acacia, a calming and soothing effect on mucous membranes, astringent, reducing the secretion of the glands and the nutritional and nutrition of the tissue to which it applies.
The herbs usually with an astringent (due to blood or other secretions slow down or stop) the effects are Acacia, Acorn, agaric, Agrimony, English Alder, amaranth, Trailing Arbutus, melissa, European Birch,Polygon, blackberry, white willow bark, Cinnamon, Black Cohosh, eyebright, Fireweed, Fluellin, evergreen, Jambul, Pilewort, Red Root, Red Sage, Peruvian Ratanhia, rhubarb, rosemary, and Scutellaria.
Herbs with mostly alkaline (higher pH) are the result of dandelion and kelp.
The general tonic (refreshing nutritious, refreshing, strengthening o) Agrimony herb, English Alder, Alston Bark, Angustura, asafoetida, Balmony, Balm in Gilead, Bamboo Brier, the Barberry, Berberis, BethRoot, Blackberry, Boneset, box blades, horn, catnip, celery, chamomile, Culver's root, dandelion, eyebright, Gentian, Golden Seal, Juniper, Lemon, Mistletoe, Nux Vomica, Peruvian Ratanhia, rosemary, tansy and Snake Root.
tonic herbal tonics for specific areas are the heart of butterbur and buttons Mescal, tonic intestinal Cascara Sagrada, Nerve Tonics Damiana and oats, toned stomach made of burdock and sassafras, by strengthening tonicLucerne Simaruba and weight-adding tonic made from Lucerne.
Agrimony herb with a diuretic for the most part (causing urination), Arenaria Rubra, asafetida, asparagus, Belladonna, blueberries, American Bittersweet, Black Currant, Black Haw, Blue Flag, Boldo, Boneset, Bryony, Buchu, Burdock, Butterbur, Carob, celery, coffee, black cohosh, weed, damiana, dandelion, brown root, garlic, goat cheese Rue, Jambul, Jewel Weed, juniper, kelp, Lily-of-the-Valley, Night-Blooming cereus,Cipolla, Paraguay tea, pitcher plant, Queen's Delight, Soap and Bryony White Tree.
The grass usually with a drop of sweat (which welding) American Bittersweet is the effect. Many other herbs have this effect be used in addition to their core business.
Herbs with a laxative (bowel movements) are effective Agar, American Black Alder, asafoetida, ash, asparagus, American Bear Foot, Skips, Blue Flag, Boneset, Burdock, cleavers, Culver's root, Damiana, Dandelion, Fig , Hartstongue, honeysuckle,Horehound, Oliva, Pitcher Plant, Queen's Delight and Rhubarb, the more mild laxative effect.
Herbs that affect the nerves facilitates Black Willow Bark, inflammation of the nerve, passion flower, asafoetida nerve pain relief that a nerve stimulator, the gentian, the other black currant and Nerve Tonic, the nervous system is new. For nervous disorders, the use Arrach, Bella Donna, Carob, Chamomile, Gelsemium, Gentian, Golden Seal, Kelp, Lobelia, Mistletoe,Muira Puama, oats, passion flower, rosemary and Scutellaria.
Different parts of the plant are used - the flowers, leaves, buds, stems and roots. Preparations are also very different. Sometimes partial or partially impregnated, and are effectively used as a tea wash, sometimes called, sometimes as a tincture, such an agent of alcohol and activating other options.
Check the documentation before professional or herbs herbs. While most herbs are completely safe to use, some herbs just OKharmful in small doses, but sometimes in larger doses. Learn as much as possible about the herb doses and monitor closely, especially for children.
Fortunately, we have a lot of information available via the Internet, and other topics about herbs. There are libraries in many cities and towns, where you can find specific information about herbs and herbal remedies. Health stores carry herbs and herbal preparations are more abundant than it was before, and there aremore and more medical professionals trained to use herbs, collect information and complete should be no problem.
Herbs that Heal - Herbal Remedies
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