Guest guest Posted October 3, 2001 Report Share Posted October 3, 2001 Thank You, Yogi! SIncerely, Feather , yogiguruji@a... wrote: > Good Morning! > > Laxatives And Diuretics > > Cleansing is a way to rid your body of wastes and poisons. > Your body has its own methods for cleansing your body, > including regular bodily waste functions and sweating. > > Sometimes, however, it's beneficial to use herbs to > encourage or support those normal processes. If you realize > that you've been eating poorly for a week or so, generally > when everything else in life has kept you too busy to think > about how you've been eating, you may consider using whatever > cleansing method works best for the problem you may be having. > > Fasting is one method of cleansing, although any long-term fast > should be discussed with your doctor. When you cleanse, you want to > pay attention to your entire body, but also keep focus on > the specific issue you're addressing. Smokers would want to > cleanse their systems while supporting strong lung > function. If you've been eating too much, you'll want to > cleanse those bad fats and high sodium content from your > system while maintaining your energy. > > Try a short cleanse four times a year (once each season) to > keep your health strong throughout the year. > > If you've decided to cleanse your body after a period of > poor eating and little exercise, you'll want to use herbs > that will open your bowels, aid the flow of urine, promote > general well-being, and perhaps help you fight off > organisms that cause disease while you are in a weakened > state. Here's a guideline for herbs you can use. > > *Yellow dock root (for bowel elimination) (Don't use senna, > as it is not a gentle herb.) > > *Dandelion leaves or parsley (for urine flow) > > *Nettle (as a tea, one cup three times a day for general > well-being) > > *Garlic (to fight disease) > > *Triphala (gentle Ayurvedic cleanser, 3 fruit combination, in one > easy to swallow capsule) > > Along with taking these remedies, you should consider cardiovascular > exercise at least 30 minutes a day, 4 days a week, eating properly > (lots of vegetables, rice, lean protein...), and scrubbing your skin > well when you bathe in order to stimulate the epidermis and bring a > fresh new blood supply to the surface. > > Andrew " Guruji " LMT, MT-BC, CA > Peacefulmind.com > Alternative medicine and therapies > for healing mind, body & spirit! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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