The Wise Woman Tradition of herbal medicine is preventative medicine
by on Apr.14, 2010, under Preventative Medicine
The Wise Woman Tradition of herbal medicine is peoples medicine – it is preventative medicine – herbalist Susun Weed shares how using herbal medicine the Wise Woman Way focuses on keeping ourselves healthy. Simply adding a quart of nourishing herbal infusion to your daily diet gives you energy, vitality, all the minerals and vitamins you need to stay healthy and prevent disease.
April 14th, 2010 on 9:54 pm
nks wise woman, it’s just I was worried about the hole in the lid letting out any oils. Oh and susun, I watched a documentary you may like called “Did cooking make us human?” the only prroblem is I don’t know if you can use bbc iplayer in america?
April 14th, 2010 on 10:26 pm
sure..if that is what you have…
April 14th, 2010 on 11:06 pm
Hi, do you think if I put it in a saucepan it would be ok?
April 14th, 2010 on 11:15 pm
it is wonderful to hear you have found a diet to help you health…
However, it takes heat or fermentation, and time to make the nutrients and enzymes (whatever they do contain) available in vegetables and fruits, particularly minerals. In fact freshly juiced fruits and vegetables contain no minerals or enzymes since juicing does not break down the cell walls.
April 14th, 2010 on 11:21 pm
erm, drinking green smoothies saved my life.. of course i use a commercial blender or juicer to break the cell walls of the greens.. doing so has been the only thing that has helped my cartilage infection I’ve had for years so while I agree with you on alot of stuff. I beg to differ on the raw foods. that kid died because his mom didn’t wash the veggies before using them… that bacteria is from animals pooping in the fields. so wash your veggies. many nutrients are totally removed by heating.