Category Archives: Herbal Healing

Join our class this week for a great discussion on Lung Health. What can be done naturally to support the health of the Respiratory System and how to restore health to this vital organ. Our Zoom Class meets every other … Continue reading →

Emergency Herbal Treatment for a Gallbladder Attack Stop eating all food immediately which is a good idea with any acute illness. Take 1 teaspoon of Digestive Tonic and 1 teaspoon of the L/P Formula in an ounce of warm water immediately. When the pain … Continue reading →

In our Zoom Class this Tuesday, June 21st, 2022, we will be discussing back pain.  This is a very general term; it can encompass any number of physical issues.  Lets take a look at what can contribute to back pain. … Continue reading →

How many people who are taking cortisone–all those several million of them–are aware that the drug can cause brittle bones? And how many doctors are going to tell their patients that it is a good idea to get substantially more … Continue reading →

Our class this Tuesday Evening, June 7th, at 7PM Est, is going to be a discussion on Liver Flushing.  Understanding why and when to flush the Liver is vital to any healing or cleansing program.  The class discussing will include … Continue reading →

My, Zoom Classes are scheduled to start up again next Tuesday, June 7th, 2022.  We have decided to move the time back a half hour.  Class will begin at 7PM Est.  Our Class Subject this week will be an open … Continue reading →

Beginning a Healing Program Clearing the bowels is the crucial first step in any cleansing or healing program.  If the bowels are not open and working well the body is unable to remove the waste created by the cleansing programs … Continue reading →

Getting God’s great herbal Supports onto and into the sick area of the body is key to getting those areas healthy again. An Herbal Salve pack applied correctly can aid in bring healing to the injured or sick areas of … Continue reading →

1. Hard Water.  This is saturated with calcium, iron, magnesium, and many other inorganic minerals.  All water in lakes, rivers, on the ground, in deep wells, is classified as hard water. (Many city systems take water from rivers or lakes, or … Continue reading →