Posts Tagged ‘medicine’
Winter Herb Wine – What a Relief! with Amanda McQuade-Crawford
What a Relief! gives viewers the tools to explore the healing world of natural herbs while discovering alternatives to over-the-counter drugs. Get more tips at http://www.veria.com
Duration : 0:4:55
White Tea – What’s Brewing?
What’s Brewing? is a fun-filled exploration of ancient drinks such as teas, yerba mate, coffees, etc. Learn how they can benefit us in our modern lives. Get more tips at http://www.veria.com
Duration : 0:1:34
Serene Stamina Tea – What a Relief! with Amanda McQuade-Crawford
What a Relief! gives viewers the tools to explore the healing world of natural herbs while discovering alternatives to over-the-counter drugs. Get more tips at http://www.veria.com
Duration : 0:3:9
Other Methods to Take Herbs
To view the previous video in this series click: http://www.monkeysee.com/play/3004 This video shows you exactly how to make an uplifting cup of herb tea to help you deal with stress. For thousands of years, people have used herbal teas to help them relax and contend with the stresses of everyday life. With more stress in our lives than ever before, drinking herb teas is still a simple but effective coping mechanism. Whether you tend to be anxious, nervous, tense, tired, sad, or moody, there are many herb teas that support and help strengthen your nervous system. In addition to showing all you need to do to make a calming, relaxing herb tea, the video shows you details about selecting, buying, and storing herbs.
Duration : 0:5:6
Pu-erh Teas – What’s Brewing?
What’s Brewing? is a fun-filled exploration of ancient drinks such as teas, yerba mate, coffees, etc. Learn how they can benefit us in our modern lives. Get more tips at http://www.veria.com
Duration : 0:1:36
Fruit Teas – What’s Brewing?
What’s Brewing? is a fun-filled exploration of ancient drinks such as teas, yerba mate, coffees, etc. Learn how they can benefit us in our modern lives. Get more tips at http://www.veria.com
Duration : 0:1:48
Grain Teas – What’s Brewing?
What’s Brewing? is a fun-filled exploration of ancient drinks such as teas, yerba mate, coffees, etc. Learn how they can benefit us in our modern lives. Get more tips at http://www.veria.com
Duration : 0:2:9
Anxiety and Stress — A Chinese Herbal Prescription (8)
ANXIETY and STRESS – - A Chinese herbal prescription
As you know, anxiety is a complicated condition brought on by various problems of life. It would be nice if I could write a prescription to make all your problems go away. However, you know that I don’t have that kind of power, especially in financial matters, personal relationships, job security, or business dealings.
Nevertheless, I can help you reduce the physical stress that anxiety brings. Anxiety throws your body out of balance. As a result, various physical problems tend to surface and resurface, such as indigestion, overeating, sleep difficulty, migraines, skin rash, burst of temper, energy drain, etc.
The prescription should help your body achieve the balance that has been lost. How? Balance is a delicate thing. You can only restore it by gently nourishing the major organs back to their normal conditions. When they become stronger, they will be able to find their own way to balance without you having to tell them how. As a result, you will feel much better overall. The Chinese approach to anxiety is to nourish, moisten, and soothe. The word is ? , pronounced as “ren”, for which I cannot find an English word similar in meaning.
The prescription should basically be a combination of gentle nourishing for all major organs and the Yin.
1) Liver
Bai Shao ? ?
Gou Qi Zi ? ? ?
2) Lungs
Bai He ? ?
Jie Gen ? ?
3) Heart
Zao Ren ? ?
Wu Wei Zi ? ? ?
4) Stomach
Bai Zhu ? ?
Dang Shen ? ?
5) Kidneys
Qian Shi ? ?
Jin Qian Cao ? ? ?
6) The Yin
Mai Men Dong ? ? ?
Fu Ling ? ?
Sheng Di Huang ? ? ?
A combination of 13 herbs are recommended.
One must be careful not to prescribe strong herbs for fast results. The consequence may be negative. When stronger herbs are used, they generate heat inside the body. Excess heat may make the anxiety worse.
Drink one cup (8 oz) of herb tea a day, preferably in the morning to allow time for dissipation of excess heat and the balancing to work.
This is just one formula with countless variations depending on:
* Your changing condition.
* How weak is your body and where is the weakness.
* How sensitive is your body to the strengthening herbs.
www.herbsandtea.com Click the Askjohn button to pose a question.
Herbal capsules or concentrates can be tailor-made for your conditions.
Duration : 0:7:50
How to Store Dried Herbs
To view the next video in this series click: http://www.monkeysee.com/play/3005 This video shows you exactly how to make an uplifting cup of herb tea to help you deal with stress. For thousands of years, people have used herbal teas to help them relax and contend with the stresses of everyday life. With more stress in our lives than ever before, drinking herb teas is still a simple but effective coping mechanism. Whether you tend to be anxious, nervous, tense, tired, sad, or moody, there are many herb teas that support and help strengthen your nervous system. In addition to showing all you need to do to make a calming, relaxing herb tea, the video shows you details about selecting, buying, and storing herbs.
Duration : 0:3:11
Cancer Healing Protocol
Steps I took to get rid of my cancer. Juicing, non-toxic, helpful products, mind set and what I felt was important to beat my stage 3b cancer diagnosis. You may need to Pause in order to read the text-as it goes by quickly.
Sites I’d recommend too: Dr. Hamer’s “New Medicine”
http://www.germannewmedicine.ca/documents/glossary.html http://www.hbci.com/~wenonah/new/hamer.htm , Raymond Francis: http://www.BeyondHealth.com
I am not affiliated with any products or people that I mention in this video. Not shown here just due to time restraints are the Power smoothies I made- and all the tools for healing I used. http://www.toolsforhealing.com, maybe another video if there is interest. I also used/love green tea extract!
Duration : 0:8:15