The Herbs are for the Healing of the Nations


What is an herb?
A part of a natural plant used for medicine or food.

What is food?
Food is fuel that feeds the body electric energy.

What makes food electric?
The food is electric only if it's natural and a great conductor of electricity. Example: Black Mushrooms are high in copper and gold. Both of these elements are great conductors of the electricity that will flow through the body.

Alkaline herbs is the original medicine and its energy as well as the planet nutrients resonate perfectly in our bodies. People rely on "man-made" chemical pharmaceutical drugs and has forgotten about the powerful healing of Mother Nature.  History of using herbal medicines predates the internet, medical doctors, libraries and even books. Stop and ask yourself how many of our loved ones have died of diseases related to improper diet and insufficient information.

Here is a quote from Herbalist and Naturalist Dr.Sebi from a book called Sojourn to Honduras Sojourn to Healing: Why an Herbalist's view matters more today than ever before.

" I was given a disease that I had to address, a disease that you would never find the solution in any book. That disease is known as lockjaw. Once your jaw is locked it will remain locked and you will die. So I sat in front of her and I saw her dying and everybody was in the house, approximately 100 people. And it came to my skull. You call yourself a healer. Now the lady is dying. You known you can't go to any books because there aren't any books that have within it's pages the answer to lockjaw. So you better go into yourself. And what did I come up with? I came up with the answer from within me. The answer was to go to her skull. And what did I come up with? I came up with the answer from within me. The answer was to go to her skull. And I went to her skull. I went to her skull because her jaw was locked, meaning that the organ that is responsible for her jaw being locked is her brain. I cannot go through her mouth like I usually do to give someone a substance. The mouth is locked. So I have to go where? The nearest point to her brain-her skull. Because her skull is porous. The same herb that I would have given her mouth in 15 minutes or less. So where do you go and find that information? It comes from us but we are not trusting in ourselves, and the reason why we do not trust ourselves is because we don't even trust God. When we stop trusting God, we stop trusting self. Because look, correct me If I'm wrong. Every book on the planet, whether the Bagavad Gita, the Talmud, the Torah or the Koran and not to mention the Holy Bible, it is stated that the herbs are for the healing of the nation. But the followers of these religions when they get sick, where do they go? To the herbs or to a chemical?"

"The hypothalamus gland has been interfered with. It cannot process anymore. It cannot decipher. It cannot help you. It has turned against you. But as soon as we abstain from the things that interfere with the hypothalamus gland, there's clarity. Like in the case of the lady dying and I went to her skull, who helped me to go there? I did because my brain was clear enough. And if all of us were to go there you wouldn't need Sebi. We would all be seeing. But right now I'm a one-eyed man where everybody is blind. Well, a one-eyed man is king where everybody is blind. But I only have one eye open. The is serious."

 "As we look at the full picture now, we see that all of the conversations and all of the dialogue and the meetings were based solely on that confused hypothalamus gland. That's why the result is not seeing."






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Bayberries: contains vitamin A, B and C, calcium, iron, magnesium, potassium, selenium, zinc and more.

    

Black Snake Root: Native Americans used the roots and rhizomes of this member of the buttercup family to treat kidney aliments, malaria, rheumatism and sore throats. Others turned to it for bronchitis, dropsy, fever, hysteria and nervous disorders, lumbago, rattlesnake bites and yellow fever.

                                           
Blue Vervain: a North American perennial herb; edible and medicinal, especially in early Native American culture; leaves and roots used as a remedy for ulcers, headaches, bowel problems and rheumatism.

Burdock: a wild plant native to Europe and Northern Asia, now widespread in the United States; fresh or dried roots are used, seeds are edible; used as blood purifier, relieves boils, rheumatism and skin disorders.

Cayenne: Improves circulation and digestion. Combats chills. Weight loss. Boosts Immune system. Increase blood flow to areas affected with rheumatism, arthritis and more.

Chaparral: native to California, Northern Baja, California and Mexico; has analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties; high in antioxidants; a blood purifier; relieves tumor growth.

Dandelion: high in iron, magnesium and zinc; leaves and root used as diuretic and laxative; stimulates digestion; a good blood purifier; used by Arabian physicians in the 10th and 11th centuries. Dandelion is high in vitamins A, C, D and B-complex vitamins, iron magnesium and zinc; It was used to treat infections, bile, kidney aliments and liver problems, as well as cancers, and as a diuretic. There is evidence to suggest it may have anti-inflammatory effects and assist with urinary tract infections in women.
                                 


Elderberry:  High immune system boost, coughs, colds flu, bacterial infections, viral infections, tonsillitis, lower cholesterol, improved vision and hearth health. 

Fennel: often used for colic, wind, irritable bowel, kidneys, spleen, liver, lungs, suppressing appetite, breast health, promoting menstruation, improving digestive system, milk flow and increasing urine flow. Fennel is also commonly used to treat antispasmodic, antidepressant, anti-microbial, pain reducing, and fever reducing. 

Hemp: Hemp is commonly used to add "protein" to the diet of vegetarians. A handful of seeds provides the minimum daily requirement of protein for adults.The benefits include reduction of cardiovascular disease, reduction of cancer, alleviate the symptoms of bipolar disease and also those rheumatoid arthritis.  


Milk Thistle: used to help with alcoholic hepatitis, alcoholic fatty liver, cirrhosis, liver poisoning and viral hepatitis. Alcoholic fatty liver poisoning. It can benefits adrenal disorders and inflammatory bowel syndrome. Psoriasis. Lowering cholesterol and more.  
                                                

Muira Puama: used to improve psychological and physical aspects of libido and sexual function, menstrual cramps and PMS. Helps with gastrointestinal and reproductive disorders, stress and trauma. 







Pine Pollenused for Brain health. Stamina. Aids in removing toxins from the blood stream. Important for the protection, and development of the nervous system. Protects the liver. Removes excess ammonia which is important for athletes.

Red Clover: used for hot flashes, PMS, lowering cholesterol, breast health, improving urine production and improving circulation of the blood. It helps reduce blood clots and arterial plaques and limiting the development of benign prostate hyperplsia. Red clover is a source of many valuable nutrients including calcium, chromium, magnesium, niacin, phosphorus, potassium, thiamine and more.                             

Sarsaparilla: in the Amazon, some tribes used it as a treatment for leprosy by ingesting it as well as using it externally. blood purifying properties and recommended as a treatment for the sexually transmitted condition syphilis. Sarsaparilla is used to treat gout, gonorrhea, open wounds, arthritis, cough, fever, hypertension pain a lack of sexual desire indigestion and even certain forms of cancer.


Yellow Dock: a perennial herb indigenous to Europe and some parts of Asia, now found in the United States; fresh leaves are used in salads; the root is used as a laxative and astringent; relieves poor digestion and liver problems also swelling of nasal passages; cleanses toxins from body.

                                                      



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