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The code to order capsules is: CCAN. Candidiasis is an infection caused by strains of the yeast, Candida, the most common being Candida Albicans . Candida is normally present in the digestive tract and the vagina. During certain favorable conditions such as warm, humid weather or when an individual's immune system is impaired, the yeast can infect the skin. Mucous membranes in the mouth and vagina are commonly infected. In rare instances, Candida can invade blood and deeper tissues, causing life-threatening infection.
Ol’ Number 11
This formula is used to repair or strengthen any type of brain, nerve, flesh, cartilage or muscle injury or weakness.
Lily of the Valley and Blessed Thistle
Here is the perfect combination for heart repair and fluid retention.
- Melatonin
- Formula No. 4
- Ginger
- Feverfew
- Meadowsweet
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- Essential Oils for Pain
- Chinese Medicinal Choices
Pain is a Major Problem
In this country alone, pain medications, surgeries and other treatments
cost $4 billion a year. More than 70 million Americans suffer from
back pain; nearly 40 million are tortured by arthritis; and more than
20 million people struggle with the agony of migraine headaches. Many
alternative medicine professional's protocol for pain management is
to eradicate the underlying cause of chronic pain . and we agree.
All pain, whether chronic or acute, physical or emotional, is recognized,
interpreted and acted upon by the brain.
Practically every medicine chest in the country has at least one non-prescription
drug for pain purchased over the counter in a drugstore or supermarket.
They are commonly taken without much regard for their possible side
effects. But every medicine has potential side effects, which can
appear even if you take it only once. Even those that don't cause
an immediate reaction can slowly but surely harm the body if taken
over a long time, or if mixed with the wrong medicines. This newsletter
will address the herbal solutions and external ointment remedies for
pain treatment and hopefully for elimination.
Ashwaganda
Ashwaganda has been used for many years to treat pain in Ayurvedic medicine.
One to two cups of tea made from Ashwaganda have been shown to reduce pain
and inflammation. 16-ounce powder is available or order the liquid herbal
extract.
The long-appreciated and tested herbal experience of India gives us this
ginseng-like remedy for improved sexual function, abundant energy, increased
ability of concentration and lung problems. Ashwagandha is especially valued
in conditions of long-standing stress from chronic disorders.
It is adaptogenic and strengthens the body's power of resistance. It builds
immunity. Useful for arthritis, asthma, bronchitis, cancer, candida, fever,
inflammation, nausea and rheumatism.
Say goodbye to synthetic Melatonin! Say hello to the formula that feeds
the pineal gland what it needs (Melatonin precursors) to make natural Melatonin
and assure its production.
Contents: Alfalfa, Parsley, Chamomile, Gotu Kola, Barberry, Black Walnut,
Bee Pollen and Maca.
This hormone is a potential therapy for treatment of diseases with pain
and abnormal immune responses. The effects and mechanisms of melatonin on
inflammation and immuno-regulation have been studied systematically. Melatonin
showed significant analgesic effects in animal studies. It was also shown
to enhance the pain-suppressing effects of analgesics.
Further studies showed that melatonin could enhance the functions of T and
B lymphocytes and macrophages in vitro and in assisting arthritis treatment.
These factors suggest that melatonin possesses marked anti-inflammatory,
immunoregulatory, and analgesic effects that may be related to the system
of opiate modulation. Use melatonin cautiously when treating autoimmune
diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis. Some scientists speculate that melatonin
could worsen the severity of autoimmune diseases.
This is the same as Big Five Extract, except that it does not contain the
herb, Rue.
COMBINATION: Herbal Adjustment (Brochure 050300),
Ol' #11, Arnica, B.&N.C.-W
This is a highly-effective team for external application to the spine and
neck. For best results, apply either Oil of Cajeput (Brochure 040400) or
Peppermint Oil to the spine and neck and then Formula #4. Formula #4 can
also be carefully applied to the temples and forehead and other areas of
distress. This formula relaxes cramping and relieves many kinds of pain,
including headache, removes trauma (physical shock) to the nervous system
and nourishes the voluntary and involuntary nervous systems.
Rue is an excellent herb for the repair of sore and damaged muscles and
joints. However, Rue has also been used to bring on the menstrual period,
if it is suppressed. To avoid any possible complications in case of pregnancy,
Rue has been excluded from Formula #4.
Ginger has anti-inflammatory and anti-pain effects. It has long been used to prevent and relieve migraine headaches. A versatile substance, ginger has also been used to treat headache, nausea and vomiting. It is thought to have antioxidant and anti-depressant properties as well. It is a stimulant, dispeptic (settles upset stomach), diaphoretic (promotes elimination by sweating), diuretic (water retention), carminative (dispels gas), digestaid. For the woman, ginger increases circulatory flow to the reproductive organs, carrying warmth and removing obstructions. If flow of milk is too scant and the baby demands feeding every two hours, rest can be afforded by enriching the milk flow by mother taking ginger. Russian experience reports great relief with Ginger in the maladies of migraine, alcohol and lymphatic problems, as well as heart troubles, heart palpitations and lack of stamina in children.
This
herb sprang into prominence in the late 1970's when newspapers in England
carried reports of a woman whose headaches were cured by the herb. That
anecdotal report was backed up by an article in a 1985 issue of the British
Medical Journal, that described how eating feverfew leaves daily led to
fewer and less severe migraine headaches in 70% of 270 cases. It is thought
that feverfew counteracts headaches by inhibiting production of inflammation-causing
substances in the body, and by helping to keep blood vessels supplying the
head from being "squeezed down" on by vasoconstrictors. This miniature chrysanthemum
has been used for beauty and relief of suffering since the dawn of humanity.
When the Romans invaded Great Britain, they took Feverfew with them and
planted it there and used it for ready relief of sore joints and migraine
headaches. And there it grows to this very day. Indeed, the skin, nervous
system, reproductive and urinary organs are stimulated to discharge their
poisons. In the process, relief is gained for nerves and from pressure on
the brain, as well as tension from over-excitement. Feverfew reduces fevers
by inducing sweating. Used in this way, the person is kept warmly wrapped
so they can "sweat it out". Poisons are eliminated through the skin. Parkinson's
Disease or its older name "Saint Vitus Dance" also responds to Feverfew.
All manner of digestive disturbances, such as colic (stomach and intestinal
gas pains) are handled. Alcoholic delirium and loquacity (running off at
the mouth or motor mouth) are remedied by Feverfew. Inflammation in the
lungs, abdomen and stomach are a specialty of Feverfew.
Feverfew contains a rich supply of the Vitamin B known as Niacin which can
produce a beneficial "purple tingly blush" as it improves peripheral (blood
vessels near the skin) circulation. All of this, and the beauty of Feverfew
are for you.
Pain reliever. Natural "aspirin". This plant was studied by German chemists
to derive its acetyl-salicylic-acid (the chemical compound we call aspirin
today) for study so it could be produced cheaply and synthetically from
coal tar. Then they did just that. They kept part of Meadowsweet's Latin
plant name, Spiraea ulmaria to create the drug name "a-spirea-in" or aspirin.
The problem is, as with any synthetic, there can be side effects which can
harm the body. In this case, internal hemorrhage is one common result. It
is estimated that cheap, readily available chemical aspirin causes several
thousand deaths world wide each year.
This does not count any of the possible harmful drug interactions with other
medications. There are no accurate records kept. If there were, general
concern alone would probably cause it to be withdrawn from the market. With
natural "aspirin" you don't have to fear internal hemorrhage, as it has
not been separated from its naturally occurring compounds, also found in
the plant, which regulate its activity. Used to relieve pain and many other
complaints such as: colic (abdominal gas pains), respiratory problems, gout,
arthritis, water retention, rheumatism (sore joints), reducing fever, correcting
painful urination.
From
Amrita: Circulation and Joints massage oil helps with weak circulation,
water retention, and aching joints. Supports the elimination of toxins in
the joints and tissues. Contains Cypress and Juniper.
From Earth Science comes Naturapathics (Not your typical topical!):
Ouch Ointment soothes skin naturally with ingredients such as Tea
Tree Oil, St. John's Wort, Calendula and Echinacea Extract. Ouch Ointment
will soothe your hurts and your conscience.
Fire Break Burn Balm is formulated with soothing Calendula, Panthenol,
Chamomile Extract (Bisabolol), Aloe, Vitamin E and Beta-Glucam for maximum
protection.
Cinnamon for infections, coughs, colds, flu, rheumatism, arthritis, general
debility, aches, pains. Eucalyptus for catarrh, bronchitis, colds, flu,
fever, sinusitis, muscular aches and pains, headaches, sluggishness, mental
exhaustion, rheumatism, asthma, insect bites, rashes, skin ulcers, sore
throats.
As an analgesic: Black Pepper, Chamomile, helichrysum.
As a muscular pain reliever: Basil, Clove, Ginger, Marjoram, Oregano, Peppermint,
Pine, Ravensara, Rosemary, Thyme.
Chinese Medicinal Choices are:
Sha Hsien Chin Ointment is excellent for athlete's foot, eczema and other
skin problems.
Tiger Balm ointment is for temporary relief of minor aches and pains of
muscles and joints.
Iron Hand Liniment is used for the prevention and healing of injuries sustained
in martial arts and other high intensity activities. Used to toughen skin
and strengthen tendons, ligaments, and bone. Essential to 
any
athlete's training.
Tung Shueh Pills are a natural herbal remedy for joint and muscle pain.
Works well for arthritis, back and joint pain as well as for muscular strains
and injuries. Good for acute and chronic pain problems.
EverythingHerbs.com is always adding products to our fine line of quality,
fairly-priced inventory. Please inquire for the latest in pain relievers.