Herbal Farms a Social Necessity

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Herbs as cures are well accepted now and more than half the

population in advanced and developed economies and more than 75% of

the population in developing and underdeveloped countries use herbs

to cure diseases.

The irony is that just like the pharmacy industry you now have a very

strong herbalist lobby trying to sell their knowledge and herbs for

profit.

Profit by itself is not a bad word but profit at the cost of

somebodies life and health can not be justified. To earn profit if

you are playing with the health and life of fellow human beings then

it is a more grievous offence than homicide.

Now that there is acceptance of the alternative medicine stream the

need of the hour is to keep this system clean of greedy experts

wanting to make money in a way little different from what FDA and a

chunk of pharmacy companies did.

The requirements are

1. Knowledge about the diagnosis of the symptoms.

2. Identifying the nature and magnitude of the ailment.

3. The herb to be used to cure the same.

4. Sourcing the herb in the pure form

5. Administering the same in the form of a recipe along with

other herbs

6. Precautions and other practices to be adopted.

Now each of this issue has numerous books offering guidance. In this

article we will try to understand point no3 about sourcing and go a

step ahead in growing the herb in the neighborhood.

It's very easy to grow herbs, which act better than powerful

medicines

to lower your cholesterol, protect your heart, reduce your risk of

cardiovascular disease, enhance nervous system function, and protect

you from diabetes and many other chronic diseases. The main

difference

would be the NO SIDE EFFECT CERTIFICATE WHICH NOTHING ELSE CAN

GIVEYOU.

Every plant is a pharmaceutical factory provided by nature. It's

like a multi-million dollar pharmaceutical laboratory that takes raw

materials and converts them into healing medicines. It does this free

of charge, without asking anything back from you other than a little

bit of care, some water, and some sunlight.

If you think about how plants operate, they're quite remarkable

manufacturing engines. They take nutrients out of the soil, carbon

dioxide out of the air, water, and photons from sunlight. Then,

through a complex system of metabolism and photosynthesis, plants

manage to convert those elements into healing phytonutrients,

including vitamins, enzymes, heart-healthy oils, fiber, proteins, and

complex carbohydrates. Plus they produce all of these fantastic

photochemical, which had been studied and perfected by civilization

centuries ago. Since written records as well as the societies which

practiced them had been destroyed these were lost. Now that modern

science is proving these things right people have started looking at

these herbs with renewed interest.

For nearly every chronic disease, there is a plant that can treat it.

Are you battling cancer? Grow yourself some garlic, onions, and

broccoli. Are you battling high cholesterol? Grow and eat some

blueberries. Are you suffering from macular degeneration? You can

grow

a wide variety of berries. If you're in the right climate, you can

grow nut trees that provide heart-healthy oils right off the tree. In

fact, regardless of what type of climate you're in, there are plants

as healing medicine that can be grown in your region, whether you're

in the great white north, or the jungles of Central America. Whether

you're in a dry desert climate, the plains, forest, rainforest,

swampland, the icy north, the Rocky Mountains, or the Smoky

Mountains,

there are plants you can grow that will help heal you.

Small nurseries in every locality is not a difficult thing if you

have the knowledge about what grows best in the climatic conditions

of the locality. Awareness alone is enough for the public at large

to take interest in the same.

With that end in mind we have published a website giving information

about the various cures that are recommended and treated by herbs.

www.herbsandcures.com lists more than 500 diseases and their cures

using various herbs with details about administering the herb and

the combination to be used.

The primary requirement for herbal cure to succeed is the purity of

the herb being used. Fresh plucked herbs can alone guarantee purity.

It is not that extracts and herbal concentrates are all spurious but

the fact remains that not all herbal extracts available are genuine.

With a broad minded view we try to propagate the belief in society

at large that having a herbal park should be a social goal. Every

tiny village town or city having human population and other

infrastructure facilities should also have a herbal farm.

The bottom line here is that the power of the herbal cure to be

fully utilized and enjoyed by the society will require the society

first to create a pool of pure herbal plants available in all

places. After all, who needs to build a $100 million drug factory

when nature can manufacture all the medicine you need for the price

of a handful of seeds? Let nature build the medicines.

Trust in nature, not synthetic drug labs.

Anand Damani.

www.herbsandcures.com