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Herbs and a little of what they can do for you..

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Terminology

Abortifacient- inducing abortion

Actionemmenagogue-agent that regulates and induces normal menstruation

Adaptogen- Increases the power of resistance to physical, chemical or biological harmful substances, normalizing and doesn't influence normal body functions.


Alterative-likely or able to produce alteration restore normal health.

Analgesic-pain killer


Antioxidant
- inhibits the oxidation of other molecules

Carminative-causing the release of stomach or intestinal gas

Digestive-aids in digestion

Circulatory stimulant
- promote better circulation of blood from the trunk of the body to the extremities

Expectorant- facilitates removal of secretions



Diaphoretic-increases perspiration 


Stomachic
-aids stomach and digestion


Tonic-a medicinal preparation intended to improve and strengthen the functioning of the body or increase the feeling of wellbeing




















Herbs-  Basic information

  • Astragulus: A. membranaceus-  Most known as a powerful Adaptogen. Ayurvedic in origin used for 3,000 years. * may be a mild abortifacient and it is not recommended for pregnant women.

    Cat's Claw bark:Uncaria tomentosa- Commonly used to stimulate the immune system, kill cancer cells, fight inflammation and  viruses.
     * not recommended for use if trying to get pregnant

  • Wild Yam: Dioscorea villosa- Information states Wild Yam contains no progesterone.  For chronic infection, wild yam is combined with cinnamon.

    Cinnamon Bark: Cinnamomum verum- helps support healthy blood sugar, digestion and cholesterol levels.
    Damania:Turmera diffusa- Mild sexual stimulant.
  • Herbal Treatment  in HIV and AIDS
























  • For educational purposes only This information has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
    This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Not for use in pregnancy except under the supervision of a qualified healthcare practitioner.

    





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