HERBS & THE BODY
Much of this knowledge has been distorted by conventional approaches to health. Many people assume herbs are manufactured like pharmaceuticals—but they are not. Herbs are whole plants. While modern medicine has isolated and synthesized certain plant compounds for prescription use—such as White Willow Bark, the original source of compounds used in headache formulas—the plant itself remains a natural, living substance.
Herbs provide nutritional and functional support that nourishes the body at a foundational level. They support detoxification, repair, and regeneration by addressing imbalance at the root, rather than masking symptoms. When used appropriately, herbs cleanse, rejuvenate, revitalize, and protect the body by strengthening its natural defense systems. Though potent, herbs are still considered a form of food—working in harmony with the body rather than against it.
Herbs and essential oils, like all elements in nature, carry energetic and biochemical properties. When the body is under stress or out of balance, these natural compounds support weakened systems by supplying what the body recognizes and can utilize, helping restore optimal function.
Herb Directions:
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Herbs are recommended to take for (6) days then resting the body on the (7th) day.
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Continue that regimen until the duration of herbs.
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Take 1/2 hour before, or after meals; never with meals
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Drink 12oz's of water with herb
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Do Not, take herbs at the same time with medicine.
Disclaimer: These products have been designed to provide possible benefits derived from the use of herbs. It is not to treat, cure, prescribe, or diagnose in any way, nor is it intended to serve as a substitute for professional medical help. If you have a condition that you feel requires medical attention, you should seek the services of a health practitioner. The proprietor assumes no responsibility for any adverse outcome or problem if a person decides to use the products.