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Treating
Skin Disorders, Arthritis, and Rheumatism
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24 SPECIAL HERB COMBINATIONS
Arctium lappa for
urticaria and psoriasis
Jeremy will discuss
24 of his special herb combinations, with full
details of dose and dispensing, and
safety precautions.
10 Skin combinations
For acute
and chronic phases of urticaria, eczema, psoriasis,
boils, and acne.
This includes two combinations specifically
for children.
10 Arthritis and rheumatism combinations
For joint and muscle problems associated with:
- Heat, Heat Toxins, Damp Heat, Damp, Phlegm,
Cold, or Deficiency
- recurring fevers, fibromyalgia, stress,
or nutritional problems
4 Detoxification combinations
For
skin, muscle, and joint disorders associated
with:
- high toxin load
- reduced liver function
- chronic constipation
Also: one clean-out combination specifically
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TOPICAL APPLICATIONS
Taraxacum officinale for
eczema and arthritis
In addition to herb combinations taken by mouth,
Jeremy will discuss topical preparations to be
used on the surface of the body.
For example, herbal powders, herbal washes, liniments,
oils, and creams.
These can be used for skin disorders,
varicose veins, ulcers, arthritis, myalgias,
and sports injuries.
TREATING THE SIDE EFFECTS OF MEDICATIONS
One important
cause of skin disorders is medical drugs. Also,
some of the medications given to
treat skin and joint disorders may have unpleasant
side effects.
Herb combinations can be used as alternatives
to conventional medication, and also to treat the
side effects of these drugs. Jeremy will describe
how to do this.
DETOXIFICATION PROBLEMS
Herb combinations can remove
toxins from the cells of the tissues, and from
the lymph and circulatory
systems.
But in some patients with a high toxin load,
releasing toxins into the blood may aggravate
skin and joint
disorders.
How to avoid aggravations
Jeremy
discusses ways to reduce this problem. For example
by increasing the detoxifying function
of the liver, or by combining detox diets with
herbal
medicine.
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Treating
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