Burdock has the historical reputation of being an “alternative”, meaning herbalists have considered it as a good source of nutrients to help build the body. Our great-grandparents called plants like Dandelion and Burdock blood “purifiers.”...
Watercress is well known for having anti-scurvy properties and was later identified as being rich in vitamin C. This amazing plant gives off a pungent odor that makes the nose wrinkle. The leaves and edible seed pods have a sharp, peppery taste, which accounts for...
Goldenseal is a medicinal plant, which is native to the Northeastern part of America. The roots and leaves have been used to treat a number of ailments, mainly when it comes to infections and colds. In today’s time, Goldenseal is on top of the chart as one of...
The Wheatgrass chlorophyll, when taken with a cleansing program will do much as a tonic and toward reliving pain and suffering of all so-called “incurable ” diseases and will promote general healing to the body. Wheatgrass juice is considered to be one of...
Garlic is first noted by Chinese literature in the Collection of Commentaries on the Classic of the Materia Medica 500 A.D. According to a 3,500 year old Egyptian scroll, healers even then believed garlic could help a person fight cancer. Dioscorides who lived in the...
This was once kept a mystery on how sharks stay at the very top of the food chain for hundreds of millions of years. Dr.Zasloff of Geogetown University did some deep research studies on how amazing a sharks immune system can be…he found a key ingredient. This is an...
The name “sacred bark” dates back to the 17th century, when it was bestowed on this tree by Spanish and Mexican explorers. Apparently, they were intrigued by the American Indians use of the Bark for a wide variety of medicinal purposes. It’s most...
The Licorice root has potential antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial effects. Some researchers has suggested that, as a result, it can ease upper respiratory infections, heal ulcers, and help promote digestion, as well as other health benefits. Licorice...
The scent of Juniper was believed to ward off the plague in ancient Europe. Juniper berries have a long history of use as a diuretic. It’s in the volatile oil where the active diuretic principles of Juniper berries reside. The American Indians believe in...
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