Pan-healing
Helped by CoVid When CoVid-19 struck, I wanted to be able to post a sure shot solution here, which most people would be able to follow. The mainstream system was struggling then, and is now. And new virus strains coming … Continued
Better Bitter
To take another step in the matter of detoxification (What a lot of housecleaning to do, before you can begin setting it in order!), we address a critical organ, the liver. As chief biochemical synthesizing and detoxifying organ, the liver … Continued
Many Shades of Black
This is not mere charcoal scraped from the back of a pot that’s sat for long on a wood fire. Though I’ve heard a few swearing by the efficacy of even that in giving quick relief to a nerve-wrenching toothache. … Continued
Exercising Imagination
We discussed fasting last time for healing yourself in very noticeable ways through detoxing at multiple levels. Physical exercise is another manner of detoxing, while building up flexibility, energy, and strength. Further, in oriental martial and metaphysical forms of exercise, … Continued
Fast Detox
What can we call toxins? Any substance (or feeling, or interpretation) absorbed by a living being that is not essential, or upsets its optimal equilibrium and functioning is a toxin. Since the body follows the mind and spirit, it … Continued
Simple soda bicarbonate solution for Acidity
YOU’ll find this so SIMPLE to do, and so EFFECTIVE in CURING acidy and reflux… Take the juice of a quarter lemon, and a quarter teaspoon soda bicarbonate in a glass of lukewarm water first thing in the morning, … Continued
Friendly plant: Phyllanthus niruri/amarus Linn. (Euphorbiaceae) – mainly for liver, kidneys, urinary tract, diabetes
Botanical: Phyllanthus niruri/amarus Linn. (Euphorbiaceae) Hindi: Jaramla, bhoomyamlaki, bhoomi amla Tamil: Keeranelli Description: A small branching 30-40 cm high herb. Tiny green fruit, the size of mustard seeds appear under the leaves. Grows wild in the rainy and warm months … Continued
Friendly plant: Calotropis gigantea/procera- caution: has poisonous parts – safest use: for joint pains and swellings
Hindi: Arak, Ak Description: A perennial, large-leafed (about 8 cms wide, and 10-20 cms in length) woody shrub, with soft down on the underside of leaves. It has upward facing, five-petal clusters of purple-white flowers. When you break the leaf … Continued