Guest guest Posted November 1, 2009 Report Share Posted November 1, 2009 Lu Lyons in my herbalist & I have known her for years. Bonnie Herbs for Swine Flu – Lu Lyons After hearing this morning just how many people were lined up for the swine flu vaccine, I thought I should share some of the key herbs that have been traditionally against viruses successfully. Elderberry; I can't say enough great things about this herb! It has a strong history of anti-viral use and modern science actually backs it up. Lomatium; This herb was used by the Nevada Indians during the 1918 flu epidemic and none of the tribal members flu reached stage 2 and no one died. Olive Leaf; A nice cool herb that is anti-viral, anti-bacterial and more. Osha Root; Favored by the Montana Indians for viral conditions. This has a warming energy. Honeysuckle and Forsythia (the Japanese variety); These two combined enhance each other's anti-viral properties. Chrysanthemum Flower (again not our local variety); this is a cooling herb that produces perspiration and makes a lovely tea. *Please note again that these statements are based on traditional use of the above mentioned herbs and the statements made here are not intended to diagnose nor treat any illness. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. O.k., I have made the proper notations as required. Now, let me further note that during a viral outbreak you should hit back with everything you can, not just one herb. I recommend using tinctures and teas to absorb the herbs easily as well. The herbs mentioned are available and I am available for questions any time. Good health! Lu Lyons-Bridges, Professional Herbalist 253-921-5504 __. _, _ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 1, 2009 Report Share Posted November 1, 2009 May I post this on my facebook account please?! Thanks! Jen in FL "The truth shall set you free""An it harm none, do what ye will""Hold Love with an open palm"Be the change you wish to see in the world" Ghandi"A bird doesn't sing because it has an answer,it sings because it has a song."Dr. Maya Angelou"You can't sit around and wait for the storm to be over. . .You've got to learn how to dance in the rain." "Live life in a way that enables one to be kind"The rainbow is the pot of gold!And all the bi~waystwists and turns, seasons of change, apprehension turned Joy everlastingThe journey is the destination.Guillain~Barre http://www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/gbs/gbs.htm"Always be a first-rate version of yourself,instead of a second-rate version of somebody else"Mountain Hare KrishnaKrishna Das et Sting(Hare Krishna et Amazing Grace) "And forget not that the earth delights to feel your bare feet and the winds long to play with your hair." Kahlil Gibranwww.myspace.com/granniejenGather Dances the Moon be me. From: Bonnie <bonnie@...> Sent: Sun, November 1, 2009 8:46:08 AMSubject: [] Herbs for the flu Lu Lyons in my herbalist & I have known her for years. Bonnie Herbs for Swine Flu – Lu Lyons After hearing this morning just how many people were lined up for the swine flu vaccine, I thought I should share some of the key herbs that have been traditionally against viruses successfully. Elderberry; I can't say enough great things about this herb! It has a strong history of anti-viral use and modern science actually backs it up. Lomatium; This herb was used by the Nevada Indians during the 1918 flu epidemic and none of the tribal members flu reached stage 2 and no one died. Olive Leaf; A nice cool herb that is anti-viral, anti-bacterial and more. Osha Root; Favored by the Montana Indians for viral conditions. This has a warming energy. Honeysuckle and Forsythia (the Japanese variety); These two combined enhance each other's anti-viral properties. Chrysanthemum Flower (again not our local variety); this is a cooling herb that produces perspiration and makes a lovely tea. *Please note again that these statements are based on traditional use of the above mentioned herbs and the statements made here are not intended to diagnose nor treat any illness. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. O.k., I have made the proper notations as required. Now, let me further note that during a viral outbreak you should hit back with everything you can, not just one herb. I recommend using tinctures and teas to absorb the herbs easily as well. The herbs mentioned are available and I am available for questions any time. Good health! Lu Lyons-Bridges, Professional Herbalist 253-921-5504 __. _, _ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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