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(BeWellBuzz) Sage, also called Salvia, is a subshrub of the mint family. The word sage comes from Latin salvere, meaning to heal, to feel well; related to the verb salus, salvation, prosperity, health. It's considered healing, cleansing, purifying, invigorating and stimulating, and known traditionally in English herbal medicine as a tonic for the nervous system and ... Continue Reading
By Larry and Oksana Ostrovsky. It's hot and humid, you're alone in a small hut in the Amazon. Shamans bring healing herbs to treat your ailments. As day turns to night, you are about to experience healing at a level you never imagined. Your heart races as you are given a medicinal shamanic brew, it takes hold and in an instant you awaken to new possibilities of health, ... Continue Reading
Comfrey has been considered a healing herb since ancient times. The ancient Greeks and Romans, used this wonder herb for alleviating a number of ailments including bronchial problems, wounds, heavy bleeding and broken bones. Its popularity grew during the middle ages, mainly for healing fractures. Comfrey grows in moist ground in valley and meadows in regions from Newfoundland ... Continue Reading
Chamomile frequents the lips of herbalists and nature lovers but is not very familiar to the layman. At times, it makes me wonder why chamomile is not as popular as lavender. Chamomile was born in the daisy family. It is not a single plant but a variety of flowering plants. For centuries, chamomile tea is being used for many bodily ailments out of which stress and anxiety are ... Continue Reading
Many people are turned off by the idea of using medical herbs that were discovered thousands of years ago because they believe there must be more modern solutions that will work much better than the medicine of the past. The fact of the matter is that the ancient solutions to health issues still reign supreme because they are easily available and don't come with any very ... Continue Reading
