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Discuss uses of medicinal herbs and outline the potential of these powerful herbs in a world where science often overshadows common sense.
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FOOD, HERBS, HEALTH & HEALING
Lessons on Health and Longevity from Pre-History to Modern Day
Natural healing methods from around the world to promote health
and wellbeing.
Are you sneezing from a cold or coughing from the flu? Do you
have tummy aches or joint pains? If so, herbalist John E. Smith is
coming to your rescue. Join John E. Smith as he shares the vast
body of knowledge he has gathered from other cultures… Continue
FOOD, HERBS, HEALTH & HEALING
Lessons on Health and Longevity from Pre-History to Modern Day
Natural healing methods from around the world to promote health
and wellbeing.
Are you sneezing from a cold or coughing from the flu? Do you
have tummy aches or joint pains? If so, herbalist John E. Smith is
coming to your rescue. Join John E. Smith as he shares the vast
body of knowledge he has gathered from other cultures… Continue
Posted by john e smith on November 3, 2009 at 11:52am
Herbs & Pandemics Part 3
CORDYCEPS (Cordyceps sinensis, Chinese caterpillar fungus)
Highly valued in Chinese herbalism since 250 BC, Cordyceps sinensis was used exclusively in the Emperor’s court as an aphrodisiac tonic (The Classic of the Divine Farmer – circa 200 AD); the latter use was put to the test when human clinical trials showed a 64.15% improvement in libido, when subjects were given one gram of Cordyceps daily for forty days. This herb (or fungi) was first found growing from moth larvae in the… Continue
Highly valued in Chinese herbalism since 250 BC, Cordyceps sinensis was used exclusively in the Emperor’s court as an aphrodisiac tonic (The Classic of the Divine Farmer – circa 200 AD); the latter use was put to the test when human clinical trials showed a 64.15% improvement in libido, when subjects were given one gram of Cordyceps daily for forty days. This herb (or fungi) was first found growing from moth larvae in the… Continue
Posted by john e smith on September 30, 2009 at 3:00pm
HERBS & PANDEMICS - Part 2 - ASTRAGALUS
When treating a major disorder it is important to not merely attack the symptoms (as with allopathic medicine) but also to support and protect the patient, these are some of the attributes of the herb Astragalus.
ASTRAGALUS (A. membranaceous) Huang Qi ‘Chinese Milk Vetch’
Astragalus is a member of the pea family and has been included in the great ‘materia medicas’ of China for more than 4,000 years as a major tonic herb for strengthening resistance, invigorating and promoting… Continue
ASTRAGALUS (A. membranaceous) Huang Qi ‘Chinese Milk Vetch’
Astragalus is a member of the pea family and has been included in the great ‘materia medicas’ of China for more than 4,000 years as a major tonic herb for strengthening resistance, invigorating and promoting… Continue
Posted by john e smith on August 10, 2009 at 10:18am
HERBS & PANDEMICS
NATURAL APPROACHES IN SUPPORTING A HEALTHY
IMMUNE SYSTEM
No. 1 Herb Andrographis Paniculata
By John E Smith B.A (Hons.) M:URHP Dip C.H.
“Avert the Danger which has not yet come” – Yogi Patanjali
Yes the FDA are threatening to prosecute anyone offering a natural approach to treating or preventing swine flu. So lets make it clear that is not what I am doing.
OK, so everyone who has any experience with preventative medicine or simply something… Continue
IMMUNE SYSTEM
No. 1 Herb Andrographis Paniculata
By John E Smith B.A (Hons.) M:URHP Dip C.H.
“Avert the Danger which has not yet come” – Yogi Patanjali
Yes the FDA are threatening to prosecute anyone offering a natural approach to treating or preventing swine flu. So lets make it clear that is not what I am doing.
OK, so everyone who has any experience with preventative medicine or simply something… Continue
Posted by john e smith on June 30, 2009 at 11:30am
video promo '100 Herbs of Power'
just received this from publisher - check it out - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAZ0vJYzg_8
Posted by john e smith on April 8, 2009 at 12:00pm
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEFOOD, HERBS, HEALTH & HEALINGLessons on Health and Longevity from Pre-History to Modern DayNatural healing methods from around the world to promote healthand wellbeing.Are you sneezing from a cold or coughing from the flu? Do youhave tummy aches or joint pains? If so, herbalist John E. Smith iscoming to your rescue. Join John E. Smith as he shares the vastbody of knowledge he has gathered from other cultures aboutfood, herbs, health, and healing. Smith has traveled the…See More
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Herbs & Pandemics Part 3
CORDYCEPS (Cordyceps sinensis, Chinese caterpillar fungus)Highly valued in Chinese herbalism since 250 BC, Cordyceps sinensis was used exclusively in the Emperor’s court as an aphrodisiac tonic (The Classic of the Divine Farmer – circa 200 AD); the latter use was put to the test when human clinical trials showed a 64.15% improvement in libido, when subjects were given one gram of Cordyceps daily for forty days. This herb (or fungi) was first found growing from moth larvae in the high meadows of…See More
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HERBS & PANDEMICS - Part 2 - ASTRAGALUS
When treating a major disorder it is important to not merely attack the symptoms (as with allopathic medicine) but also to support and protect the patient, these are some of the attributes of the herb Astragalus.ASTRAGALUS (A. membranaceous) Huang Qi ‘Chinese Milk Vetch’Astragalus is a member of the pea family and has been included in the great ‘materia medicas’ of China for more than 4,000 years as a major tonic herb for strengthening resistance, invigorating and promoting tissue regeneration…See More
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