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The magic of miracle herbs
There are many herbs that are almost like miracle herbs. They have been described in ancient Chinese, Indian (Ayurveda), Tibetan and Unani medicine. Some of the readily available ones are worth describing: Sea Buckthorn This herb is native to high altitudes such as Ladakh in India and parts of China and Russia. The earliest description is found in some Greek literature (in fact the name means a shiny horse, as it happened to be noticed that horses that ate this were very strong and also developed a shiny coat). This medicinal plant and its fruits have been intensively studied in China and Russia. It is used by astronauts during space flights to prevent radiation damage...
The magic of miracle herbs
There are many herbs that are almost like miracle herbs. They have been described in ancient Chinese, Indian (Ayurveda), Tibetan and Unani medicine. Some of the readily available ones are worth describing:
Sea buckthorn
This herb comes from high altitudes such as Ladakh in India and parts of China and Russia. The earliest description is found in some Greek literature (in fact the name means a shiny horse, as it happened to be noticed that horses that ate this were very strong and also developed a shiny coat). This medicinal plant and its fruits have been intensively studied in China and Russia. It is used by astronauts during space flights to prevent radiation damage. It has also been used extensively in hospitals in China with good results in a variety of diseases such as atherosclerosis and cancer treatments.
This berry is like a cleanser for the liver, which makes it very effective in alcoholic liver damage, increases the efficiency of the spleen (better blood formation). In fact, the biggest focus of this berry is in treating cholesterol, blocked and inflamed heart arteries. It was also useful for increasing immune function; therefore, it is widely used in asthma. Easily available in India.
Wheatgrass juice
Wheatgrass juice, as the name suggests, is the juice of fresh green wheat that has grown into a green grass like pattern. At this point it is more of a grass than a grain, so gluten sensitive people can also use it. In Ayurvedic/naturopathic establishments, it is one of the most popular juices that heals and rejuvenates people.
The juice tastes bland (like all weed tastes, but is in no way offensive). It is very useful as a rejuvenating anti-aging herb, it is like a powerful detoxifier and is used in anti-cancer treatments. Those suffering from detoxification such as liver disease and severe infections benefit greatly from wheatgrass juice therapy. The treatment involves growing wheatgrass in seven different planters and after a week, when the grass has grown, part of it is cut off and lightly juiced and drunk on an empty stomach. Easily available all over the world.