Natural Remedies: Your Guide For Herbal Medicines And Natural Healing
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The Simplest Way To Keep Your Family Healthy Using 100% Natural Remedies
Are you tired of trying to find a way to stay healthy that does not cost a fortune?
Would you like to stop spending a fortune on things like prescription drugs, doctor visits and hospital stays?
If so, the solution you have been looking for is right here!
Through the release of the Natural Remedies Book, you are going to learn how you can cure most common illnesses from the comfort of your own home. You will learn how to get information on natural cures and which home remedies really work and discover where to find people that are eager to give you information on the latest products and help you make the best decisions.
Some of the topics that'll be covered:
- How To Find The Best Home Remedies And The Freshest Ingredients
- Stop Wasting Money On Medicines That Do Not Work And Use The Most Effective Natural Cures
- How To Find Super Deals On Natural Remedies
- The Difference Between A Home Remedy That Works & One That Does Not
- And Much More...
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Jessica Thompson
Jessica Thompson is the author of Exploring Grace Together: 40 Devotionals for the Family and the coauthor (with Elyse Fitzpatrick) of Give Them Grace: Dazzling Your Kids with the Love of Jesus. She is a wife, a mother of three, and a member of an Acts 29 church.
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Natural Remedies - Jessica Thompson
Natural Remedies
Your Guide For Herbal Medicines And Natural Healing
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Introduction - Taking control
2 The Basics
3 FoodS That Heal
4 Healing herbs
5 Growing the Top 6 Home REmedies
6 Top 20 Household Healers And their usages
7 EXTRA TIPS FOR USING NATURAL REMEDIES
8 Conclusion
Disclaimer
This book is not a substitute for medical advice. Always consult a qualified health practitioner if symptoms are worrying or deteriorate.
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1
Introduction
- Taking control
Since the arrival of industrialization, the creation of the God Science
and the movement away from nature-based living, the process of healing yourself has focused on the quick fix of prescription medicine. Whenever anyone had an ache, a sting, or an insect bite, they turned to the medicine cabinet and its medicated prescription and over-the-counter drugs products for results.
If an individual coughed, sneezed or suffered from allergies, he or she opened up the latest the pharmacy could offer. Whether the problem was constipation or a swelling, someone decided the doctor, the pharmacist and even the television ads were right. For the longest time, we have chosen our cures accordingly.
This has not always been the case. In the past, people have looked towards nature for cures for simple problems. The whole of nature was a medicine chest with infinite possibilities to cure or kill. It depended upon the nature of the health problem and the skill of the wise woman or man.
While a plant, mineral or natural substance may not be able to cure appendicitis, it can and does help you with everyday problems and many diverse illnesses of different intensity. It is not just an Old Wives’ Tale
that eating certain foods will decrease the likelihood of you becoming constipated or relieve you of your gastrointestinal system blockages.
There is more than a grain of truth in some of the old adages about certain fruits, vegetables and their derivatives. An apple a day keeps the doctor away
is not simply a saying. It serves as a reminder of the beneficial powers of eating fruits and vegetables. The ingestion of roughage and vitamin C will help your body and its ability to function correctly in a number of ways. These range from helping ward off colds to abetting the healing of skin from burns to being beneficial in the fight against cancer causing agents.
In some instances, certain plants are capable of preventing or reducing the instances of many severe physical and mental diseases such as cancer and depression. Research indicates that St. John’s Wort is a viable option to heavier pharmaceuticals. Research is also making strides into the usage of other so-called home remedies.
The findings of many experiments indicates you should not dismiss home remedies as simply the prehistoric ramblings of ignorant individuals.
Today, doctors in many countries, including the United States and Canada, opt to practice what we now refer to as complementary and alternative medicine. Complementary medicine combines the best of the 2 current worlds of medicine as we know it. It takes into consideration the curative powers of plants and other herbs. It also does not neglect the strides scientists in the medical profession have made over the past centuries.
A doctor who chooses to practice complementary medicine uses both for the benefit of the patient. In doing so, a physician realizes the roots of his or her craft. He or she acknowledges the reality – modern medicine and its pharmacopeia have its roots in home remedies. Without the discoveries of wise herb men and women, there would have been no medicine. In fact, most modern medicine was usually plant-based. Aspirin and opium are the 2 most obvious representatives of this earlier form of medicine making the transition into modern medical science. Researchers took the power of the original source, poppies and willow bark, and created a synthetic copy.
The following chapters explore the various types of home remedies. They look at the most common remedies currently available and popular among practitioners. You might have some of them in your refrigerator or on your kitchen shelves already. Others, you can purchase at a grocery store, pharmacy or health food store. Most are inexpensive. They will not set you back a substantial amount of money.
Some of the home remedies in this e-book, you can grow in your garden. They can be planted inside your apartment or outside in pots on your balcony or in an actual garden plot. There is a chapter explaining how to grow the top 6 home remedies (Chapter 5). There is also a chapter devoted to discussing the top 20 home remedies and their usage (Chapter 20).
This book, however, begins with the basics, an introduction to the pros and cons, benefits and side effects of using home remedies. It starts with a definition of the subject as well as a brief overview of its history.
2
The Basics
Before we launch into a discussion of the specific usages of plants and other natural home remedies, it is a good idea to consider overall what exactly a home remedy is. We also need to look at the benefits and side effects, the pros and cons, of following this method of treatment. This section is directed towards providing you with the basic knowledge behind the use of home remedies. In this way, this chapter hopes to make available to you the information through which you