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- Sage (Salvia officinalis)
(Leaves)
- Natural tonic and astringent.
Used mainly as a remedy for coughs, colds, fevers, constipation
and liver ailments. Helps to eliminate spasms of the
gastrointestinal tract, helps rid the body of worms.
- Saw Palmetto (Serenoa
serrulata) (Fruit)
- Useful for rebuilding
biological systems which have experienced physical
degeneration's of some kind, i.e.: infections of the genito-urinary
tract. Reputed to be beneficial for the reproductive organs of
both sexes, working as an aphrodisiac and a tonic.
Scullcap (Scutellaria
lateriflora) (Flower)
- Antispasmodic, good for muscle
tension, helps reduce nervous tension while at the same time
renewing the central nervous system. Excellent sedative,
without narcotic hangover. Good for insomnia and also found to
be rapidly effective in easing premenstrual tension.
- Shark Cartilage
- Shark Cartilage is a natural
weapon against Cancer and Arthritis. Shark Cartilage is composed
of lipids, glycosaminoglycans (GAGs; mucopolysaccharides),
proteins, peptides, minerals and organic acids. The extractable
substances in cartilage that act as angiogenic inhibitors are
the GAGs.
- In addition to the proteins,
shark cartilage also contains calcium, phosphorus and
carbohydrates which are said to help control disease as well.
- Reference: Hoffman, Ronald M.D.
"Therapeutic Benefits of Shark Cartilage", (reprint
1990) Whole Foods, September, 1994
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- Siberian Ginseng (Eleutheroccocus
senticosus) (Root)
- Chronic stress can lead to
illness by eroding immune function. Siberian Ginseng has a
clinically supported reputation as a stress fighter. It will
also improve energy levels, and mental function and stamina
which are often lacking in chronically ill people. Siberian
Ginseng has a history of use in successfully treating various
diseases. In the past ten years, research has demonstrated
siberian ginseng's ability to increase important T-lymphocytes
of the helper variety. These lymphocytes are significantly
reduced in HIV infections.
- Slippery Elm Bark (Ulmus
fulva)
- Slippery elm bark has a
remarkably high mucilage content with exceptional nutritional
value. It is easily digested and used as a food in
convalescence. The mucilage is soothing to the G.I. tract and
improves digestion. Slippery elm is antitussive (anti-cough) and
anti-inflammatory. It works to sooth sore throats. Slippery elm
has a reputation as a medicine for bronchitis, pleurisy and
coughs. It has received official recognition in the United
States Pharmacopeia.
- Slippery elm also helps to
absorb and eliminate toxins from the body.
Spirulina
Spirulina
is the Earth's oldest living plant (3.6 billion years) and first
photosynthetic life form that created our oxygen atmosphere so all
life could evolve. Spirulina is the most nutritious, concentrated
food known to man containing anti-oxidants, phytonutrients,
probiotics, and nutraceuticals. Spirulina is the best whole food
source of protein, betacarotene, GLA, B vitamins, minerals,
chlorophyll, sulfolipids, glyco-lipids, super oxide dimustase,
phycocyanin, enzymes, RNA, DNA,
and supplies many nutrients that are lacking in most peoples diets.
The
United Nations recommends that "Spirulina is the most ideal
food for "mankind".
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