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Healing HerbsDescribed & Explained
Healing Herbs ~ Described, then Explained
Dandelion.
Dong Quai.
Feverfew.
Ginko Biloba.
Ginseng.
Goldenseal.
Gotu Kola.
Hawthorn.
Horse Chestnut.
Kava.
Licorice.
Milk Thistle.
Nettle.
Peppermint.
Saw Palmetto.
Senna.
Slippery Elm Bark.
Wild Yam.
Hi, and welcome again.
As you can see from the partial list above, these particular elements are numerous.
Marilyn and I know you’re busy so we’ll give you a quick explanation.
Sometimes referred to as medicinal, botanicals or phytomedicines, they've been used as medicinal agents for centuries.
Science is now substantiating that there is a lot of wisdom in many of these folk remedies and Eastern therapies.
The natural leaves, stems, roots, bark, buds, flowers and seeds of some of these plants contain nature's pharmacy of chemicals and compounds that can enhance your well-being and aid and remedy a whole range of ailments.
Marilyn and I have learned that many conventional drugs actually contain extracts from herbs, and scientists' search for new synthetic cures and therapies often begins at the home of Mother Nature. 
Since scientists look to nature for new drugs to cure, why shouldn't we start there ourselves?
*** Sidebar: Just because these botanicals are natural doesn't mean they can't be toxic in high concentrations.
Although plenty of anecdotal evidence exists, many of these compounds have not been subjected to scientific study.
You should be aware that these substances are not regulated or subjected to strict control standards.
Some may also have adverse reactions when combined with others and/or traditional medicines.
Children, pregnant and lactating women and the chronically ill should be particularly cautious of ingesting these botanicals.
In fact, everyone should consult a doctor, nutritionist or holistic practitioner before taking any botanical preparations and to determine safe and effective doses.
For more info on ailments & natural herbal remedies, see;
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