Herbs for Pain
Have you tried every pain medicine, but none of them worked? With your doctor’s or an herbalist’s permission to take herbs for the pain…
Have you tried every pain medicine, but none of them worked? With your doctor’s or an herbalist’s permission to take herbs for the pain…
Before the day of huge drug companies and doctors writing scripts for every little pain and illness, my Grandma used many homemade ointments to heal our wounds and stop the pain. And to the surprise of many today, the old home remedies worked.
St John’s Wort is used to treat mild cases of depression and nervous tension and to aid in healing of wounds as well as anti-inflammatory. St John’s Wort is a Plant that is taken either as a capsule, tablet, herbal tea and tinctures. With this herbal treatment there are fewer side affects than there are with traditional chemical treatments. Avoid taking St John’s Wort if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
This is NOT A substitute for medical advice and/or treatment. This is for information purposes only!
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This article is not intended to take the place of medical advice from a physician or licensed naturopath. Herbal and natural remedies also carry their share of side effects and interactions. You should always talk with your doctor or naturopath before starting herbal or natural remedies of any kind.
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