arberry is noted in folk medicine as a cure for nearly every gastrointestinal ailment, lymphatics, urinary tract and respiratory infection. It has been used as a bitter tonic and antypyretic. Berberine, the primary alkaloid, is a potent antibiotic, astringent and antifungal. When taken for infections, it controls the overgrowth of candida albacans as well as functioning as a bactericide. This is a real advantage over conventional antibiotics. It also controls infectious diarrhea and increases the production of the digestive enzymes.
How to use Activated Charcoal
November 28, 2009 By 1 Comment
Activated Charcoal powder is used medicinally as well as in incense, air purifiers and water purifiers. Its recorded use dates back to 1550 BC and it modern times is most widely used medicinally as a detoxifier and poison antidote. Activated charcoal is well known as a poison antidote as it absorbs most organic toxins, chemicals [...]
My Birth Saga- Part 10
November 24, 2009 By Leave a Comment
My Birth Saga-Part 9
November 17, 2009 By 1 Comment
Sure enough, we were expecting number 3! Once again, I didn’t know for sure that fertility had returned so I wasn’t entirely sure of the due date. This time, I approached pregnancy and birth from a whole different perspective. I was determined once again to have a wonderful birth experience, but I wondered if I [...]
Chicken Vegetable Soup
November 11, 2009 By Leave a Comment
This gluten-free, dairy-free, chicken vegetable soup is a great winter meal and is excellent at helping fight illness due to all its herbal ingredients. It is also a low glycemic and high protein meal, so it fits into my WELLNESS plan and is great for anyone trying to lose weight. Ingredients: Whole chicken or a [...]
My Birth Saga- Part 8
November 10, 2009 By 1 Comment
My Birth Saga- Part 7
November 3, 2009 By 1 Comment
There was another one… definitely a contraction! I stayed there for a few more, concentrating on letting go and relaxing, and eventually needed to move. I got up and went to my bathroom. I was feeling the intensity of the contractions now, and while they were much stronger, they didn’t hurt so much as they [...]
