Natural remedies for body and health. Natural healing power.

Horsetail

This well-known plant contains remarkably large amounts of silicic acid, dissolved in the plant sap. Due to this high content of silicic acid, which generally makes the lungs more powerful, the squeezed juice is used against all kinds of lung diseases. It also serves against kidney and bladder diseases.

Juniper berries

The berries contain essential oil, bitter dust, pectin, resin and sugar. The juice is taken for a longer period of time and then acts much like a holdover in the pine forests. The lungs shed mucus, digestion is promoted and gout and rheumatism are reduced. Only small amounts should be taken, as the kidneys are stimulated by the juice.

Millipede

In ancient times, this bitter herb was often used in place of hops for brewing beer. In addition to wormwood, this herb is used for all kinds of digestive disorders. It is good against spasmodic stomach ache and abdominal pain, furthermore against haemorrhoids and it promotes blood circulation.

Nettle

This weed contains a lot of iron, magnesium, lime and potassium and generally serves to cleanse the blood, especially in spring. The juice can be combined with dandelion and plantain for this. The metabolism is generally activated by the nettle and the juice is therefore beneficial for unclean skin and furthermore for anemia.

Nettle ointment

Nettle ointment has a soothing and purifying effect. Use the ointment for itching and irritation of your skin. Think of insect bites, jellyfish bites and various forms of skin problems such as acne and eczema......READ MORE

Onion juice

Due to the high content of lime, inulin and pectin, citric acid and an essential oil that contains sulfur and regulates digestion, fresh onion juice is very good for weak people, who have poor digestion. Also excellent for convalescents. Onions also contain glycocinins, which reduce the accumulation of sugar in mild cases of diabetes. Onions and especially the squeezed juice cure hoarseness and narrowed bronchi.

Parsley juice

The parsley herb contains a highly active essential oil, apiol, a glucoside and a volatile alkaloid. These components promote digestion and kidney function, generally stimulate the various glands to increase fluid secretion, skin, spleen, liver and gonads.

Peppermint herb

The squeezed juice or decoction of this herb is primarily used against common abdominal pain. It also relieves pain in stomach pain. Furthermore, it is an excellent harmless gargle water for mild colds.

Plantain

The juice is used for cleansing the blood, especially in spring. It is also beneficial for bronchial catarrh and other inflammations of the airways and lungs. It loosens mucus and because of the silicic acid content it also has a healing effect, while the bitter substances, tannin, saponin and choline also have a healing effect on coughing and asthma.

Ramen juice

The components of the ramen ash generally promote the secretion of body fluids and especially the secretion of bile. The juice is therefore used with a tendency to gallstones. The enjoyment of fatty foods and strong drinks should be avoided. Ramenas is also recommended for inflammation of the bile ducts, and also for liver and kidney diseases. With pronounced inflammation of the kidneys and intestines, the juice should not be taken.

Sage herb

The juice or decoction serves as a gargle and nasal rinse. Also as a mouthwash for inflamed gums or a tendency to do so. Internally, it prevents excessive sweating and promotes digestion.

Sea berry (sandthorn, sallowthorn, sea buckthorn)

Per hundred grams, the sea buckthorn berry contains about 200 to 1300 milligrams of vitamin C. That corresponds to seven lemons! The berries contain antioxidants, folic acid, flavonoids, choline, vitamins A, B1, B2, B12, C and E, and omega-7 that helps keep your skin healthy. All in all, the berry contains no less than 10 different vitamins, 24 trace elements and 18 amino acids........READ MORE

Stag hay

In case of general nervousness resulting in insomnia, this herb brings relief. The herb is combined with peppermint tea and lemon balm, avoiding eating a lot of meat and eggs and drinking coffee and tea.

St John's wort

Processed in oil, it provides relief from muscle pain and rheumatic pain, against the effects of sunburn, cuts and scrapes, minor burns, as a massage oil for chilblains, bruises, sports injuries and strains, and for shingles.READ MORE

Swedish bitters

The herbs purify the blood and have a digestive effect. It stimulates the liver, intestines and kidneys to work better. It is a detoxifying agent and has a strong blood purifying effect. Swedish bitter is used, among other things, for rheumatic pains, fatigue, exhaustion, lethargy, intestinal complaints and eczema.......READ MORE

Turmeric

Anti-inflammatory, provides relief from arthritis, promotes digestion, relieves feeling full or bloated, supports the cleansing of the liver, stimulates bile production.....READ MORE

Watercress

This herb also serves to cleanse the blood and is mainly used in the spring. It also serves against skin rashes, when this rash is caused by improper digestion, has a beneficial effect on the thyroid gland, jaundice and swelling of the spleen.

Wormwood juice

Already in the year 1600 BC. are found in Egypt descriptions of wormwood or vermouth; throughout the history of medicine one finds applications of this herb as a gastrointestinal remedy. The active ingredients of wormwood are bitter dust, absinthe, tannic acid, resin and essential oil. It is used in almost all disorders of the stomach and intestinal tract. In particular, it stimulates almost all internal glands to stronger secretions, so that the digestive system returns to normal very quickly after disturbances. It is therefore also a good remedy for a hangover, which usually comes after excessive alcohol and tobacco abuse. The pure juice should be taken in very small amounts.

Yellow carrot juice

Due to the high content of potassium and lime salts, it is very suitable to be mixed with cow's milk for small children. The juice has a beneficial effect on digestion and especially in diseases of the kidneys, liver and gallbladder.