Hello everyone, and a few questions

[Guest guest]

Hello everyone! I'm new in the quest to learn what I can about herbs,

and was wondering what easy-to-get (grocery store) herbs help a

somewhat congested cough, herbs to help clean the entire digestive

track thoroughly, and arthritis (I don't have arthritis, but know a

lot of older ladies that do that I'd like to help). How do you

recommend I use them (tea, oil, plain, etc), and how often? I know

thyme can be used for cough in a tea, but I was wondering if there was

anything else that may already be in my kitchen I could use.

 

I'm also in the process of reading " Herbal Gold " by Madonna Sophia

Compton. What other books would be suggested to read for a beginner in

the herbal arts?

 

Thanks for your time!

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I wouldn't get herbs in a grocery store, but you could order some

online.

Maybe you could look into mountainroseherbs.com, and Doc sells alot

here, all you have to do is call him.

Elderberry is good for lung congestion.

As far as what you may have in your kitchen, raw organic garlic will

help kill a cold virus. Slice it length wise, coat it in olive oil

and swallow it.

Organic lemon and raw honey, or raw honey and raw apple cider

vinegar will help stop a naggy cough at night.

Arthritis is a bigger deal. It's actually an auto immune problem.

It's caused from a diet too high in acid and the diet has to be

alkaline. You'll need an alkaline food chart for that, and Doc has

one in the files here. Also you'll need a good source for organic

foods.

There are a few herbs you can use in poultice form or in oils to

help arthritis pain. You use it when ever you need it. DMSO is not

cheap but it works not only alone for arthritis but mixed with other

herbs. White willow, nettles (which can be wild crafted in many

areas) plantain (which can be wild crafted), mullein (which can be

wildcrafted). There are many.

If you look into the files you will find just about everything you

will need as far as recipes. Doc sells all of the regimes if you

can't make them yourself.

Doc has a formula of black strap molasses and raw apple cider

vinegar a 50/50 mix. You use three tablespoons a day of that. It

will help with the arthritis pain as it alkalizes the system, but

will work even better when you alkalize the diet.

fft

 

 

 

-- In herbal remedies , " roseivymoon "

<roseivymoon wrote:

>

> Hello everyone! I'm new in the quest to learn what I can about

herbs,

> and was wondering what easy-to-get (grocery store) herbs help a

> somewhat congested cough, herbs to help clean the entire digestive

> track thoroughly, and arthritis (I don't have arthritis, but know

a

> lot of older ladies that do that I'd like to help). How do you

> recommend I use them (tea, oil, plain, etc), and how often? I know

> thyme can be used for cough in a tea, but I was wondering if there

was

> anything else that may already be in my kitchen I could use.

>

> I'm also in the process of reading " Herbal Gold " by Madonna Sophia

> Compton. What other books would be suggested to read for a

beginner in

> the herbal arts?

>

> Thanks for your time!

>