Category Archives: Herbal Healing

Last Wednesday I tripped over the edge of the carpet directly outside my office and fell flat.  My left arm caught the worst of the damage.  Thank the Lord for BF&C Salve and extract.  My arm, though not broken, was … Continue reading →

Learning how best to support our glandular system, what foods are needed to provide these internal factories with the needed nutrients for them to produce the hormones needed to maintain our best health.  Our glandular system supports, digestion, absorption and … Continue reading →

Definition Abnormal and excessive accumulation or infiltration of diluted lymph serum in the interfibrillar spaces of the subcutaneous connective tissue or in the serious (peritoneal or pleural) cavities of the body which do not drain. Symptoms This condition is accompanied … Continue reading →

So many of the great healing truths I have discovered over the past 25 plus years have come from our members.  So it is not a surprise that the concept of using the “Kidney Stone Dissolve Routine” as an extreme … Continue reading →

For those new to detoxing and cleansing programs, getting into, and doing the work can be overwhelming.   Today I want to take the time to lay out a good plan for the simple week of cleansing or the extended long … Continue reading →

We have developed a saying here at HEAL, “When nothing is going right and you feel awful, Do an Elf.” E.L.F. is short for Emergency Liver Flush. Over the years I have discovered the benefit of flushing the liver whenever … Continue reading →

You are what you eat, drink, breathe, and think… AND what you don’t eliminate!  Well, here it goes! J If this is your first time, the idea of an enema may make you feel really uneasy and awkward, and rightfully … Continue reading →

One of the Best Dr. Christopher Articles on understanding the winter flu season! Atchoo!!  You sneeze and everyone around you thinks you have a cold.  “Are you ‘catching’ cold?” they ask.  The reply is usually, “Oh yes, I feel awful,” … Continue reading →

Pinworms, tapeworms, and roundworms are parasites existing in the intestinal tract. The three most common types of worms found in the body are: the thread or seat worms (Oxyurix vermicularis), the roundworm (Ascares lumbricoides–lumbrici), and the tapeworm (Taeince-taenia solium, Bothriocephalus … Continue reading →