Detoxifying herbs
Detoxifying herbs
chronic diseases arise from the inability of the body to clean themselves from toxins such as pesticides, herbicides, preservatives and radiation. This contamination is due to dirty air, water and food.
The skin, the kidneys, the intestine and the liver are the cleaning organs of the body. Cleaning is made easier by daily excretion, lots of water, brushes of the skin, regular physical exercise and good nutrition.
cleaning herbs restore the body's digestive functions. The usual cleaning herbs are: Carqueja, Fedegosa, dandelion, burdock and garlic. Mary thistle, Picrorhiza, Carqueja or Fedegoso are well suited for the treatment of liver diseases, while Ayurveda doctors use Phyllanthus Amarus and Triphala to maintain the proper function of liver and GI health.
Carqueja has 400 species, including Baccharis GeniTelloides, B. Triptera and B. Trimera. Carqueja occurs in the entire Amazon rainforest in Peru, Brazil and Colombia as well as in tropical parts of Argentina, Paraguays and Uruguays.
carqueja is used to clean the liver and gallbladder to support the healthy function of the digestive system. Carqueja also treats malaria, diabetes, stomach ulcers, sore throats and tonsillitis, anginia, anemia, diarrhea, digestive disorders, hydropsy, harpititis, kidney diseases, intestinal worms, leprosy and poor blood circulation. Carqueja is so effective because of the flavonoids that contain liver -protecting properties.
fedegoso Senna Occidentalis / Cassia Occidentalis has medical properties, with its roots used as a diuretic against fever. The seeds of Fedegoso are brewed to treat asthma and the flowering of Fedegoso is used against bronchitis.
The roots of Fedegoso are used in the event of fever, menstrual complaints, tuberculosis, anemia, liver problems and as a tonic in general weakness and illness. The leaves of Fedegoso are used to treat gonorrhea, fever, urinary tract diseases, edema and menstrual complaints.
The tea made from fresh / dried, crushed fedegoso leaves is used externally in skin diseases, wounds, skin fungi, parasitic skin diseases and abscesses. A fresh planting stud of Fedegoso is used against constipation in babies. The leaf tea is used in gastric colic; The crushed fresh leaves of Fedegoso are used to drive intestinal worms and parasites.
Other cleaning herbs are the yellow dandelion (Taraxacum Officinali), which belongs to the compositae family. Its roots and leaves are used as cleaning herbs that are rich in bitter substances, vitamin C, potassium and enzymes that stimulate the liver and support the correct fat digestion. The diuretic properties stimulate kidney function. Burdock is a member of the composite family who contributes to cleaning the body and is particularly suitable for problems with dry skin. It is also a medication for premature baldness, rheumatism, arthritis and acne. Knoblauch (Allium sativum) stimulates the bile and is one of the blood -cleaning herbs.
Mariend thistle also has a cleaning effect on the liver. It increases the regeneration in the liver. It deals with hepatitis, cirrhosis of the liver and fatty liver. It is also effective against gallbladder and bile infections by increasing the bile flow from the gallbladder. Phyllanthus Amarus is remarkably effective against hepatitis B carrier cells. Triphala, also known as Trifal, is a combination of Terminalia Chebula, Terminalia Bellerica and Phyllanthus Emblica. It improves both digestion and excretion without stimulating the intestine.