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The
herbs in Thermojetics have very positive
results
to a lot of illnesses found in day‑to‑day living and are very
powerful as individual herbs. Each
of these herbs have been specially chosen to work in harmony with the others to
create a powerful yet perfectly balanced product.
THERMOJETICS involves a radical new herbal technology of premixing and
fermenting these herbs. This
process creates a more powerful product by creating an amplification effect that
goes beyond the effect achieved even with most advanced mixing and extracting
processes. Green Chinese Ma Huang It is grown in the Inner Mongolian Region. The Chinese have traditionally used this herb to treat asthma
and
other upper respiratory infections.
It is known to be used for allergy
symptoms as well as to relieve headaches. Bladder Wrack It is actually seaweed containing a certain iodine tincture.
This tincture was strictly used for “obesity”.
Other uses were for struma
and scrofula. Yerbe Mate’ This is an evergreen shrub or small tree that grows in southern Brazil.
Charles Darwin called this the “ideal stimulant”, and it has been
praised as being beneficial for headaches,
migraines,
neuralgia
and insomnia.
In addition, it has the ability to relieve
fatigue
and stimulate
mental
and
physical
energy.
It is known to be an excellent blood
purifier Valerian Root Dubbed the “Valium of the nineteenth century”, valerian (chemically
unrelated to Valium) is recognized world wide for its relaxing
effect on the body. In Europe, it
is prescribed to treat anxiety. For centuries
valerian root has been the treatment of choice by herbalists for nervous
tension
and panic
attacks.
It is also known to relieve muscle cramps related to stress, menstrual
cramps and PMS. It is good for
periods of extreme emotional stress.
Only bad side effect is that it tastes bad! Green (Continued) Purple Willow This is a deciduous tree found in moist places in North Africa, Central
Asia and in Europe. The ability of
willow to alleviate pain and reduce fever
has been known for at least 2,000 years. Willow
is closely related to aspirin in its medicinal uses.
It reduces inflammation and makes an effective
treatment for articular
rheumatism, internal bleeding and as a diuretic
for gouty and rheumatic problems. Fumitory Herb This is an annual plant found growing practically everywhere on earth.
Fumitory is used internally, primarily for liver and gallbladder
problems. Larger doses can act as a
laxative or diuretic. Fumitory can
be used for scales and other skin problems. Papain This is found in the lush woodlands of Florida as well as in the
Brazilian jungle. Eating this makes
for better
digestion. Food rich in protein will
cause no problems if you eat this, since papain breaks down protein.
Research has shown that papain digests
the parasites made from protein found in the body.
It not only helps to digest cheese, meat, eggs, and other protein foods
in the digestive tract, but also any intestinal
worms
that may have settled there. It
dissolves their protein organisms and destroys them in a simple and harmless
way. Beige Hawthorne Berry This has long been used to treat digestive
problems
and insomnia.
The berries from the Hawthorne tree are also a cardiotonic.
Hawthorne is rich in bioflavinoids.
Compounds that are essential for vitamin C and that also help strengthen
blood
vessels.
This one herb benefits the heart
in many ways. It works as a
vasodilator; that is, it increases the flow of blood and oxygen
to the heart. It also lowers blood
pressure, thus reducing the work required
by the heart to pump blood throughout the body.
At the same time, it helps strengthen
the heart muscle. It also works as
a diuretic, helping rid the body of excess salt and water.
Beige (Continued) Cascara Sagrada This herb works by stimulating the lining of the upper
intestines
to promote bowel function. It is
one of nature’s milder laxatives and is effective against chronic constipation
in just one night. It has also been
used for gallstones
and liver
ailments. Uva Ursi Used as a folk remedy for urinary
tract
infections
Uva Ursi has been validated by modern research showing that this herb is an
effective treatment for bladder and kidney
ailments. Relieves pain from
cystitis (urinary or bladder dysfunction) and nephritis (inflammatory disease of
the kidneys). It also eliminates
excessive bloating
due to water retention. Alfalfa First discovered by the Arabs who dubbed this valuable plant the “Father
of all Foods”. The leaves of the
alfalfa plant are rich in minerals and nutrients including calcium, magnesium,
potassium and beta-carotene (useful against both heart disease and cancer). It
is also recommended for upset stomach. Noted
biologist and author Frank Bouer discovered that this herb contains 8
essential
amino
acids.
It is also a folk remedy
for
arthritis.
Most westerners disregard alfalfa and rarely take advantage of the
beneficial properties of this common plant. Pau d’Arco From Brazil comes the bark of this tree that has numerous health
benefits. It’s an old-time remedy
for Candida,
athlete’s
foot
and other annoying fungal infections. Research
in South America and the United States shows that lapachol, and extract from the
tree’s bark contains active ingredients found to be effective against some
forms of cancer.
Pau d’Arco seems to also lower
blood
sugar levels, which will help to
prevent diabetes.
On top of everything else, this herb is reputed to be good for digestion. Pfaffia Paniculata This is known as the Brazilian Ginseng. Dr. Milton Brazzach, who is head of the pharmaceutical
department at Sao Paulo University, has undertaken most of the chemical data and
research on the use of Pfaffia Paniculata.
His interest began when his own wife
was cured of breast cancer
by ingesting the root of this plant. Dr.
Brazzach has personally prescribed this herb in his clinic and has corroborated
its efficacy for the relief of pains associated with cancer. He has also witnessed it increasing a general sense of well
being in at least one very advanced elderly cancer
patient and achieving impressive results on a Beige (Continued) young teenage boy with childhood
leukemia.
His most consistent results to date have been on patients with chronic
fatigue syndrome
of the so-called Epstein-Barr disease. Dr.
Brazzach made the statement, “I would not hesitate to recommend its use to
anyone with chronic fatigue or low energy!”. As an energy tonic adaptogen, Pfaffia P. is at least equal to that of
Siberian Ginseng and Panax Ginseng in its effects. One advantage is that is has traditionally been used as a
food, despite its bland vanilla-like flavor. Astragalus (Bai Chi) Grown in China, oriental herbalists have used this for centuries for a
wide variety of ailments, including diabetes,
heart
disease
and high blood pressure.
Westerners, however, are just beginning to discover its benefits.
Recent studies in leading Chinese medical journals suggest Astragalus may
also activate the immune
system,
thus enhancing the body’s natural ability to fight disease.
This herb may also prevent
the spread of malignant cancer cells to healthy tissue.
Dr. G. Mavligit at the University of Texas in Houston found that this
plant helped restore normal immune function in cancer
patients with impaired immunity. In
fact, some herbalists routinely give Astragalus to people undergoing chemotherapy
and radiation
treatment. Cornsilk This is a Chinese herb that affects the bladder,
small
intestines
and the liver.
Contains vitamins B, C, and K. It
is used most widely for the urinary tract. Parsley This is a natural antispasmodic: In other words, it’s great for the
digestion. It relieves gas and is a
natural diuretic. When rubbed on
the scalp, parsley oil can stimulate hair growth.
It helps clear congestion
due to cough and colds, is soothing for asthma
and may induce menstruation. Fennel Seed For centuries, this herb has been used to relieve
gas
and to relieve stiff and painful joints. It has quite a
few uses. It is a carminative,
aromatic, calmative and decongestant
for flatulence, coughs, colds, sore throats, and bad breath.
Beige (Continued) Golden Rod This herb is a very reliable remedy when the kidneys are out of order.
The plant is one of the best and most effective medicines for the kidneys
and the bladder. Marshmallow Root King Charlemagne (AD 742 – AD 814) insisted that this herb be planted
throughout the kingdom to ensure an abundant supply. Perhaps he had ulcers or colitis, because it is an old time
remedy for gastrointestinal
disorders.
Today herbalists use Marshmallow Root to treat ulcers and colitis.
It is known to have a calming effect on the body. Magnolia Bark This is an evergreen tree found in the Atlantic and Gulf Coast states.
It is used as an astringent, diaphoretic, stimulant and tonic.
Magnolia Bark is good for dyspepsia
(condition of painful digestion), dysentery,
intermittent fever and some skin diseases.
Some people have been cured of the tobacco
habit
by this herb. Licorice Root Licorice-flavored candy has been a popular confection for centuries.
The root of this plant, however, is also highly regarded for its
medicinal properties. More
recently, foreign studies show that the licorice root has anti-inflammatory,
anti-viral and anti-allergic
properties. It is also soothing to
peptic ulcers,
bladder and kidney ailments. It is
also a good expectorant.
Licorice is a time-honored remedy for arthritis
due to its anti-inflammatory properties. It
stimulates the production of two steroids:
cortisone and aldosterone, which help reduce inflammation.
The Japanese are investigating Licorice Root as a possible cancer
treatment. In the United States,
the National Cancer Institute is
investigating triterpinoids compounds found in Licorice Root for their ability
to inhibit
the growth of cancerous cells
and prevent tooth decay. Herbalife Email Contact
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