Herbs:
Dandelion, a powerful diuretic, whcih acts as a blood purifier.
Couch Grass, Used to treat gout, rheumatic disorders, chronic skin disorders, urinary tract bladder & kidneys.
Corn Silk, A diuretic that provides potassium. This herb encourages urination. The risk of muscle cramps or irregular heartbeat is less than for conventional diuretics.
Uva Ursi, The active ingredient in this herb, known as arbutin, has an antiseptic action in the urinary tract that has proven to be effective against E.Coli infections. Uva ursi may also prevent bleeding that stems from urinary tract infections. Uric acid accumulation may be reduced with the use of this herb. Safe in moderation. Do not take if you are pregnant or have high blood pressure, and not to children under 12 years.
Juices:
Carrot, beet & cucumber
Carrot & spinach
Carrot, Celery & Parsley
Carrot, Beet & Cocoanut
Carrot & Parsley
Spices:
Allspice
Basil
Caraway
Bay Leaf
Curry
Cardamom
Dill
Ginger
Marjoram
Thyme
Sage
Tarragon
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Showing posts with label Lung Herbs-Juices-Spices. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lung Herbs-Juices-Spices. Show all posts
12/18/11
9/2/11
August 2011
Lungs: Herbs, Juicing and Spices
Herbs:
There are many herbs known to assist to keep the lungs healthy. Generally it is most advantageous to cleanse the internal body with fresh live fruit, and vegetable juices, supported by herbs and spices that have a high antioxidant and anti bacterial content
The first herb of reference is Eucalyptus leaves, are crushed then made into a tea infused with hot water. The oil of eucalyptus is historically used combined with a solid grease or oil as petroleum, shea butter or olive oil mixed together, then rubbed on the chest wrapped or covered with a warm cotton cloth or towel to allow the properties to penetrate in. This will loosen the mucus to expel.
Originally Eucalyptus was grown in Australia, currently it is grown through out the world.
The second herb recommended by therapist in treating bronchi is Caraway. It is good for eliminating intestinal worms, anti-inflammatory properties antiseptic, diuretic and in new mothers increases the flow of milk for their babies. increases diuresis and eliminates gases owing to the fact that it is a strong caminative. Used as an infusion, poulices, powder, tincture.
Warning: Before starting a treatment based on caraway it is recommended to consult first with your doctor, as it may trigger an epilepsy states and overdose taken by pregnant women can lead to miscarriage.
Juices known to affect the lungs, are a mixture in combination of the following: Carrot & spinach, horseradish & lemon juice, carrot-beet & radish taken through out t he day and evening.
Herbs:
There are many herbs known to assist to keep the lungs healthy. Generally it is most advantageous to cleanse the internal body with fresh live fruit, and vegetable juices, supported by herbs and spices that have a high antioxidant and anti bacterial content
The first herb of reference is Eucalyptus leaves, are crushed then made into a tea infused with hot water. The oil of eucalyptus is historically used combined with a solid grease or oil as petroleum, shea butter or olive oil mixed together, then rubbed on the chest wrapped or covered with a warm cotton cloth or towel to allow the properties to penetrate in. This will loosen the mucus to expel.
Originally Eucalyptus was grown in Australia, currently it is grown through out the world.
The second herb recommended by therapist in treating bronchi is Caraway. It is good for eliminating intestinal worms, anti-inflammatory properties antiseptic, diuretic and in new mothers increases the flow of milk for their babies. increases diuresis and eliminates gases owing to the fact that it is a strong caminative. Used as an infusion, poulices, powder, tincture.
Warning: Before starting a treatment based on caraway it is recommended to consult first with your doctor, as it may trigger an epilepsy states and overdose taken by pregnant women can lead to miscarriage.
Juices known to affect the lungs, are a mixture in combination of the following: Carrot & spinach, horseradish & lemon juice, carrot-beet & radish taken through out t he day and evening.
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