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The Intelligence of Nature

Take another example, Dandelion. This ‘weed’ is a very potent Diuretic if taken as an infusion, as tincture or fresh in salads. Conventional Diuretic drugs reduce the amount of fluid in the body, which also leads to loss of Potassium.

Potassium-deficiency however can cause heart problems. This would not happen with Dandelion. Dandelion leaves contain three times as much Potassium as any other green plant. Intelligent nature!

You wonder why these herbs are not used by GPs and in hospitals? I wonder too. Many people suspect this has to do with the fact that plants cannot be patented. Only when the so-called ‘active ingredient’ is extracted or synthesised and put into a capsule or tablet-form can the product be patented.

It is truly fascinating to study the use of herbs for medicinal purposes. It is something one has to experience for oneself in order to find out. One important benefit is that herbs have a strengthening effect on the human Immune System, which is the basis of health, and they can also strengthen any other organ in the body.

In future articles I will look at a variety of herbs that we can all use to treat conditions like colds, flu, infections, migraines, skin problems, etc. Many women are reluctant about taking HRT because of negative health risks and because some of the HRT medicines are made from the urine of pregnant mares who live in scandalous conditions.

Nature provides us with many powerful herbs, that balance a woman’s hormones during puberty, during pregnancy or during the menopausal change.

Herbs can also be used for cleansing or for detoxifying the body. This is a very effective tool to prevent illness. Father Kneipp, a Swiss vicar and naturopath said: “to prevent is better than to cure”. Herbs are ideal for preventing illness.

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For more information, contact Luzia Barclay, registered medical herbalist, via email at mail@luzia.co.uk or the website www.luzia.co.uk.

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