Healing with Common Herbs (1)

Fresh Herbs from Garden

Gone is the era

we entrusted our health and wellness management

to professionals and modern medical system

which are now corrupt and unscrupulous.

Now is the time

we reclaim the authority of

personal wellness management and

relearn the fundamentals of natural healing.

In contrary to many brain-washing narratives

propagated by pharmaceutical-centric systems,

healing is far from being a rocket science. 

This is especially true when we deal with common herbs

for natural healing of common ailments.

First, we need to understand the two major functions of herbs 

and the types of herbs associated:

(A) Improvement of Life Force

In healing, there are situations where 

the patients are sick because of the deficiency of life force.

Life force is the driver and coordinator of life,

hence when deficient of Life Force,

the patients lack healing power to re-organise their health,

In such cases,

replenishing life force is the logical step.

This infers on herbs that provide life force.

Herbs that provide life force can be identified 

from their forms of:

i. Root

E.g. Ginger, Turmeric, Astragalus, Dongquai, Kudzu, Maca 

and

ii. Seed

E.g. Lotus seed, Walnut, Almond, Black Sesame, Purple Rice, Petai (stinky bean)

The herbs above are generally beneficial for ailments which are associated to

. Poor peristalsis

. Poor sleep

. Poor Immunity

. Hormonal imbalance

. Infertitity/gynecological  disorders

. Weak/Cold limbs

. Cold cough/Asthma

. Depression

 and other symptoms that show the lack of life coordination.

(B) Detoxification of Interference

Another major group of sickness

is often due to intoxication and blockages in bodily systems.

When the bodily systems are interfered by toxins and blockages,

the basic operations of the system will naturally spell troubles.

The logical solution would be

the removing of the toxins and blockages

or in more common term, detoxification.

Herbs that detoxify can be identified from their forms of:

. Leaf

E.g. Basil, Mint, Mulberry leaves, Pandan, Guava leaves, Kaduk, Ulam Raja, Chinese Tea

. Stem

E,g, Lotus root, Cilantro, Parsley, Celery

. Flower

E.g. Rose, Chrysanthemum, Hibisbus flower, Papaya flower

. Fruit

E.g. Roselle, Kedondong, Mulberries, Hawthorn, Lime 

The herbs above are generally beneficial for ailments which are associated to:

. Constipation

. Bloating

. Fever

. Gall/kidney stones

. High blood pressure/glucose/cholesterol

. Dry cough

. Food/Drugs poisoning

and other symptoms that suggest "choking"/disruption of bodily systems

Next, we will discuss futher on other general traits of herbs 

to help understand their healing functions 

(to be continued...)

Well regards,

Kee Yew

#healing herbs

{Learning Holistic Wellness for Wisdom and Compassion}