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MAGNESIUM

MAGNESIUM – A Life Changing Nutrient! Several interesting facts: More than 75 years ago, scientists declared Magnesium to be an essential mineral. Magnesium regulates more than 325 enzymes in the body, the most important of which produce, transport, store and utilize energy. Milk depletes Magnesium. Milk is loaded with Calciferol (synthetic vitamin D) which binds Magnesium. Research shows that many patients with Asthma and other bronchial diseases have low Magnesium. The Mercury content of dental amalgams drastically increases the excretion of Magnesium and Calcium from the kidneys. Magnesium helps eliminate heavy metals from the body.  Magnesium deficiency is common in […]

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HORNY GOAT WEED

Horny Goat Weed This ancient herb has been used for more than 2,000 years by the ancients of Japan, China and Korea to enhance erectile tissue function by allowing more blood flow to the penis or clitoris. It increases energy levels and one of its primary effects is the dilation of blood vessels, allowing more hormone enhanced blood flow to reach sensitive tissue areas. One study showed 75% of healthy men had a very positive response to horny goat weed. It helps to lower blood pressure, increases libido and may reduce cholesterol levels when taken appropriately. It also appears to […]

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DAMIANA

Damiana Another first class adaptogen with a broad area of activity, especially as a sexual tonic, aphrodisiac and genital stimulant. It has been used for centuries by native peoples for helping to restore lib ido, desire and the ability to achieve orgasm. Damiana is an excellent energy tonic for both men and women. It stimulates the genital area by enhancing the supply of oxygen to the genitalia and can improve performance, libido and issues relating to impotence and frigidity. It enhances fertility, is a tonic for the nervous system and the kidneys. It relaxes the stomach and assists with stress, […]

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A Skin & Scalp Healing Herb – Marshmallow!

Marshmallow Root A member of the Mallow family with a history dating back to the old testament when it was eaten as a food and considered a delicacy by ancient Chinese and Romans. Once the main ingredient in the production of this amazing plant’s namesake “The Marshmallow”. It contains a sticky, sweet carbohydrate liquid which is very emollient, soothing to the digestive and urinary tracts and is much loved for its benefits to the respiratory system and in particular for the creation of soothing, healing cough syrups. Its healing properties are unsurpassed however when it comes to skincare and for […]

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THYME IN THE GARDEN

Thyme (Thymus Vulgaris) Thyme may be grown from seed for mass plantings. Thyme makes an excellent low growing hedge to 15cm. Wonderful for gardens, in the vegetable or ornamental garden. The rich fragrance is released into the surrounding air with the heat of the sun, creating a purifying effect upon the plants growing in the nearby vicinity. Plants grown in the same area will be healthier and stronger and bees which love this plant will aid the pollination of fruiting and flowering plants. An excellent plant for apiaries, being a good source of medicine to remove certain hive infections. Pretty, […]

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ROSES FOR HEALTH AND BEAUTY

The Leaves: of the wild rose when dried make a good substitute for tea. The petals and the fruit are still regarded as a useful heart tonic. Red roses increase the retentive faculty – they can be used as a gargle. Rose water made into syrup with Elderberries is excellent (and delicious) for sore throats, coughs and colds. Rosehips: are the richest source of Vitamin C f…rom the plant world (especially rich are the hips from the Rugosa Roses) – although all rosehips contain various levels of Vitamin C plus bioflavonoids which help prevent the destruction of Vitamin C in […]

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Did you know?

Rose petals contain as much or more antioxidant power than green tea – making them a wonderfully healing and caffeine free beverage. Rose hips are a very rich source of naturally occurring vitamin C – they are also rich in vitamins A, B1, B2, B3, Niacin, vitamin K, bioflavonoids, vitamin E, polyphenols and heart friendly pectin. Rose petals are also rich in B vitamins, polyphenols and bioflavonoids. Roses, especially the hips are a fine blood tonic, especially good for fatigue, anxiety, vertigo, dry skin and hair, pallor and other signs of blood deficiency. The entire plant is incredibly anti-inflammatory, Scandinavian […]

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