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| The sour taste of this directs herbs to the liver |
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| Approximately how many drops are in 1 teaspoon |
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| Chronic conditions should show some benefit within |
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| Herbal tonic’s intended to have a nutritional action should be taken |
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| Acute disease it should show improvement within |
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| Herbs for circulation of chi or blood are best taken |
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| Coffee is hard on the body because it overtaxes the |
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| This service especially good for migraines but probably on those with genuine access or heat condition |
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| What fraction of an adult dosage should be given to a 2 to 6-year-old |
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| What time of day are the aerial parts of an herb best harvested |
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| Morning after the due dries |
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| When harvesting herbs one should be careful not to take more then how much of what is growing |
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| Sodium sulfate is also known as |
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| Probably the simplest and most effective bulk laxative |
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| This herb has been studied as a possible natural plant treatment for cancer, as clinical tests seem to indicate it’s capacity to destroy cancer cells in test animals |
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| This herb is sometimes called the “happiness Herb”, because it relieves liver congestion and along with it, blocked emotions |
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| This herb counteracts pus |
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| Sand heating is a good method for heating root herbs such a Dandelion, chicory and |
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| Substances that destroy parasites are called |
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| Substances that repel or expel worms are called |
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| An herb used for tapeworm and round round |
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| Herbs for relieving cough and asthma |
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| This herb is made into an oil mix for earaches |
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| Counteracts both hot and cold phlegm and is an excellent expectorant |
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| An herb used to treat asthma |
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| This substance can be used for stiffness of the extremities |
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| Herb used for postpartum bleeding |
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| Herbs that vitalize the blood |
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| Used by the temple priestesses in ancient Greece and Rome to lessen sexual drive |
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| This herb contains glycosides similar to digitalis but milder |
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| The service used is an aromatic bitter in alcoholic beverages, such as beer |
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| This herb treat stomach and Duodenal ulcers |
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| Most members of this genus have edible bulbs which may be eaten as survival food either cooked or raw |
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| Draft or wind in the TCM refers to diseases that are manifested primarily by this system and characterized by sporadic pains and derangement of movement |
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| All the following are subcategories of laxatives except one. Which does not belong |
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| The effectiveness of these herbs is dependent upon the storage of sufficient bile in the liver and gallbladder |
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| This herb is the tonic laxative par-excellence and Daily use will create No laxative dependency |
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| A pinch of what is added to herbs intended as a tonic for the urinary track |
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| The leaves of this herb are considered to be stronger, while the pods are milder, like buckthorn or cascara |
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| This herb is a stronger purgative then rhubarb and can be emetic. The powder is generally use as a laxative, whereas the juice is much milder and functions more as a yin tonic |
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| The leaves of this herb are called cilantro |
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| Which herbs contract, dry and tighten and tissues |
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| Also known as Brazilian ginseng |
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| Used to aid digestion and relieve gas and distention |
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| Herbs for regulating the blood |
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| This herb is said to increase love, devotion and compassion |
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| Herbs used to eliminate excess fluid, aid the process of detoxification through the kidneys and treat urinary infections |
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| Astragalus monogolious is probably the most powerful herb for the Wei chi or which system |
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| Baking herbs with what makes them more tonic |
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| Primarily herbs that treat and release toxins through promoting sweating and peripheral circulation |
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| Herbs that are commonly dry roasted for added flavor or chicory comfrey root and |
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| Which is prepared by Shelling, grinding and then, leaching them in running water |
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| A preferred time for those who have a water condition with mucus And for detoxification |
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| Effective in treating nervous diseases, toning the intestines and reducing fat |
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| Treats gas and digestion and can help prevent mucus |
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| Best as a tonic and for Weak individuals |
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| For people with urinary and nervous disorders |
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| The eight methods of herbal therapy |
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(Sally eats peas rice hamburger while singing reggae)
Sweating,
emesis,
purging,
removing,
harmonizing,
warming,
supplementary,
reducing |
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