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Zionism unmasked: Peace is the opponent of The psychopath
within, Jeff Gates
Magnesium: The Lamp of Life: Magnesium is a necessary element
for all
living organisms both animal and plant
The Economic Elite Have Engineered an Extraordinary Coup,
literally a crime against humanity David Decraw
US doctors expose fluoride as poison, want it banned from water
supply
Chris Hedges: Zero point of economic collapse
How Big Pharma Is Fooling You -- and Your Doctor -- with Junk
Science
The Nation: Four month Investigation Reveals Covert Corporate
Influence Peddling & Lobbying-Media Complex
Christmas day crotch bomber tied to Israel, FBI, traceable to
Tel Aviv
Monsanto Company Profile Pt 1
Evolution Impacts Environment, Challenging Traditionally Held
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Israeli Occupation Supportive Companies to Boycott Stephen
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Zionism Laid Bare: A Review of Shahid Alam's "Israeli
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Kathleen Christison
Underwear Bomber Redux - FBI Admits Smartly Dressed Man - But
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'The grand Zionist façade' Shahid Alam
Homeopathy and the
New
Fundamentalism
Katrina: Why I Won't Give To Haiti
Through the RED CROSS
Covering Haiti: When the Media Is the Disaster, Tom
Engelhardt
intro for Rebecca Solnit
Netanyahu, Hegel and the Jewish Spirit: "Spirit
does not toss itself about Gilad Atzmon
Supreme Court Ruling
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[2] [3]
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Michel Chossudovsky
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David
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AP: Port-au-Prince- Haiti hit by largest earthquake in over 200
years, Jonathan M. Katz
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World of Occult America
How the Rich are Destroying the
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Jewish intellectuals and Palestinian liberation,
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Television is the most powerful weapon of psychological warfare in
history, The Art of Corporate Mind Control
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Norman Finkelstein: Israel's Disgrace in #Gaza, discussion of
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This Time We Went Too Far, Norman
Finkelstein
Dr. Norman
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Why We Should Get Out Of Afghanistan" George Galloway
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Howard Zinn (1922-2010): A Tribute
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Chaos: An Order We don't Yet
Understand
The Most Important Video
You'll Ever Watch Part 1
Documentary AIPAC & Zionists don't want you to see
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against
civilians (most are completely asleep, careless)
Amy Goodman on Riz Khan: The role of media in
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Video: A Super Power Of Near Demonic Dimensions, US, A Leading
Terrorist Nation, Prof Norm Chomsky
US veteran: We were told we were fighting terrorists,
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"He has heard the prayer of His servant your shepherd, and will grant it
if such shall be your desire after I, His messenger, shall have
explained to you its import -- that is to say, its full import. For it
is like unto many of the prayers of men, in that it asks for more than
he
who utters it is aware of -- except he pause and think." Mark Twain [vide]
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Secret Rulers of the World
Beyond Treason
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Fire - Emotional - Greek gynaikos oikia, woman's house
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"Man must evolve for all human conflict a method which rejects
revenge, aggression and retaliation. The foundation of such a method is
love." - Martin Luther King Jr."We have every
right to say that we know our future. It will be exactly the same as our
past has been. Nothing can change of itself." George Gurdjeiff |
© AHD: 3RD ED
gynoceium-
the female reproductive organs of a flower; the pistil or
pistils considered as a group, New Latin, alteration
(influenced by Greek oikos, house; see
ECOLOGY) of
Latin gynaecēum, woman's apartments (see
Euryale; Greek euros, wide + ealu,
alu-), from Greek
gunaikeion, from neuter of gunaikeios, of woman,
gwen-
daphne (47)
also
from gunē, gunaik-, woman;
Medusa*
alu- agent orange* (related to sorcery,
magic, possession, and intoxication)
Etymology:
Gynoceium from gwen-
daphne (47);
see Calisthenics; water
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Native plant medicine from the four directions:
(icons © unknown)
© The Cherokee Herbal, J.
T. Garrett,
Chapter Four, Plant Medicines of the East,
Black-eyed Susan,
Blue-eyed Mary,
Chervil, Clove tree, Coltsfoot, Cornelian cherry, Evening primrose, Foxglove,
Lavender
May apple,
Marigold,
Mistletoe,
Partridgeberry, Pimiento,
Rosemary,
Saffron,
Sage, Saint John's wort,
Star anise,
Strawberry, Sweet alyssum,
Thyme, Tuberose,
Wild ginger
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Below is a working list obtained from J. T. Garrett's book which are
prominently under study and were categorized into four directions, this group being east,
and the woman's house inclusive of earth. Additional plants, trees, and
shrubs are being added for study. Formulas are not available,
and must be the responsibility of the reader. (Please encourage your
naturopathic physicians and resources to create homeopathic (minute
doses and remedies) using medicinal herbs and plants.) Additional References
Adam and Eve root ( Aplectrum hyemale ); putty-root; ceremony
Angelica ( Angelica archangelica ); masterwort; calming agent
Bear grass ( Yucca filamentosa and Y. arborescens );
Adam's needle; part of green corn group (included two types of sage (
Salvia officinalis and S. lyrata ); sacred fire
Black-eyed Susan ( Rudbeckia hirta ); (for women, private
areas); composite family, especially R. hirta, having hairy stems and
leaves and showy flowers heads with orange-yellow rays and
dark purple or brown centers; also tropical African twining
herb ( Thunbergia alata ) grown for its showy, usually yellow
to orange tubular flowers with dark purple centers (
© AHD: 3RD ED )
Blue-eyed Mary ( Collinsia verna ) having bicolored flowers
with two lips, also called innocence: see innocent- Latin
innocēns, innocent- : in-, not; see IN-1
+ nocēns, present participle of nocēre, to harm, see
root nek-1-; Latin nex, death,
Latin noxa, injury, Greek nektar, the drink of
the gods, "overcoming death", Pokorny- gest*
[almagest: see air, and root meg-]
Cardinal flower ( Lobelia cardinalis ); diuretic; obsolete
use, story of "red paint"
Coltsfoot ( Tussilago farfara ) Eurasian low perennial herb, composite
family, naturalized in parts of North America having dandelionlike flower heads
and large, hoof-shaped basal leaves; cut and dried leaves and flowers used in
herbal medicine; cough; see galax
-Galax- ( Galax urceolata ) stemless, evergreen perennial plant
grown in the eastern U.S. having a rosette of glossy, heart-shaped leaves and
small, white flowers in spikelike clusters, also called bettleweed,
coltsfoot, wandflower, New Latin Galax, genus name, from Greek
gala, milk, see nebula; galaxy, root melg-
fraught* conscience*
Cornelian cherry
( Cornus mas ) deciduous Eurasian shrub/small tree,
grown for its clusters of early blooming, small yellow flowers
and cherrylike, edible, sour fruit used for jellies and
preserves, from cornel: carnelian- Color:
pale to deep red or reddish-brown variety of clear chalcedony,
Middle English corneline, from Old French, from
cornel, from Latin cornus: cornel- any of
the various plants from the genus Cornus including
dogwoods, and bunchberry, short for German Kornelbaum
(from Old High German curnil-) or from French
cornouille, both from Medieval Latin corniola, from
diminutive of Latin cornus (
© AHD: 3RD ED )
Chervil ( Anthriscus cerefolium ), parsley family,
aromatic Eurasian herb with parsleylike leaves used for
seasoning or garnish, and of the various herbaceous plants of
the genus Chaerophyllum, Middle English, from Old
English cerfille, from Latin chaerephyllum, from
Greek khairphullum : khairein, to greet, delight
in; see gher-2-(greedy) + phullon, leaf, see
bhel-3-(blood)
Cherokee bean (see Red Cardinal)
Clove tree
( Sygygium aromaticum ) native to Moluccas and grown for its
aromatic dried flower buds, ground or whole as spice, often used in plural, the
clove oil obtained is known for medicinal properties as an anesthetic for
toothaches; from
Middle English, from Old French clou (de girofle), nail (of the
clove tree) from Latin clāvus, nail; clove2:
one of the small sections of a separable bulb as that of garlic, Middle English,
from Old English clufu, see root gleubh- East Frisian
klüfer, klifer, Old Norse kleyfr, easy to split; clove3:
verb- past tense
of cleave1; clove4: verb- past tense of
cleave2
April 6, 2010:
Cloves Are the Best Antioxidant Says New Study
Devil's walkingstick ( Aralia spinosa ), Hercules' club,
formula lost
Eastern wahoo ( Euonymus atropurpureus ), Indian arrowroot,
Eastern burning ash; digestive cleansing; heart related (caution)
Elm tree ( Ulmus americana ), flyer; infections; immunity
Evening primrose ( Oenothera biennis ), falling sun rose;
premenstrual; weight stabilization; arthritis; used with rose pink (
Sabatia angularis ) to address menstrual cycle pains; also see Showy evening
primrose ( Oenothera speciosa ), also called pink ladies
-Primrose- genus Primula having well-developed basal leaves and tubular,
variously colored flowers grouped in umbels or heads with a funnel-shaped or
salverlike corolla and a tube much longer than the calyx; an evening primrose,
Middle English primerose, from Old French, from Medieval Latin prīma
rosa, first rose : from Latin prīmum, neuter of prīmus, first;
see PRIME + Latin rosa, rose
-primrose path- extravagant life of worldly ease or pleasure and a course
of action that seems appropriate but can easily end in calamity
Elecampane ( Inula helenium ), wild sunflower; cure-all,
daisy-like flowers
Feverfew ( Chrysanthemum parthenium ); parthenolide;
menstrual
Medicinal Properties of Feverfew
Flax ( Linum usitatissimum ), omega-3 fatty acids;
milkwort, alpha linolenic acid
Foxglove ( Digitalis purpurea )
Cherokee used for regulating heartbeat, swelling; cardiac agent (caution),
stabilization; herbaceous plant from Europe having long clusters of
large, tubular, pinkish-purple flowers and leaves that are a source of the drug
digitalis; (poisonous: glycosides digitalin and digitoxin, trained herbalist
required) [The Herb is familiarly and frequently used by the Italians to heal
any fresh or green wound, the leaves being but bruised and bound thereon and the
juice thereof is also used in old sores, to cleanse, dry and heal them.
reference ]
Ginseng ( Panax quinquefolius ), five fingers, adaptogen,
cure-all, harmony
Goat dandelion ( Pyrrhopappus carolinianus ), spring tonic,
blood purification
Goldenclub ( Orontium aquaticum ), baby bath formula, new
moon
Goldenseal ( Hydrastis canadensis ), yellow root, feminine
medicinal
Juniper bush ( Juniperus communis ), Cypress family, increase
appetite, balance
Larkspur ( Delphinium ajacis and D. tricorne ), heart
problems (caution)
Lavender ( Lavandula vera or L. officinalis ), skin
oil, mild sedative; favorite among women, "entire plant" crushed and
used on skin for oil content; essential oil, used for itching, internal gas,
stimulate appetite, treatment for nervousness, insomnia; common variety (
Lavendula angustifolia )
Lavender is an Old World plant having clusters of small purplish flowers that
yield an oil when used for fragrance from the dried leaves, stems, and flowers,
from Middle English lavendre, from Anglo-Norman, from Medieval Latin
livendula, lavendula, perhaps from Latin līvidus,
bluish, see livid
The versatile herb lavender brings many benefits
View Province Lavender ( Lavendula x intermedia )
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bloom
Lily, Easter (
Zepbyranthes atamasca ), west wind flower, puberty, clearing
Lily-of-the-valley ( Convallaria majalis ), cardioactive steroid
glycoside (caution)
Life root
(see Ragwort)
Lizard's tail
(see Swamp Lily)
Locust tree (Robinia
pseudoacacia) chewing bark, removing sick feelings, feminine
Love plant (
Alertris farinosa ), blazing star, colic root, "devil's bit",
birthing
Marigold (
Calendula officinalis ), pot marigold, astringent, menstrual
problems, baby rashes, stimulation of immunity, "European heal-all",
killing bacteria, see calendula: Mediterranean annual plant,
composite family, grown for its showy, yellow or orange, rayed flower heads that
are used in medicine, [see
Floridata profile]
Marigold ( Tagetes spp. ), a widely cultivated
American plant with showy yellow or orange flowers; marsh
marigold, Middle English : Mari, Mary, ultimately from
Greek Maria, see MARIONETTE + golde, marigold (from Old
English golde, probably akin to gold, [see
Floridata profile]
Optician Cures His Own Blindness with Herbal Medicine Made with Marigolds
May apple (
Podophyllum peltatum ), Indian apple, mandrake, special medicine;
also called Indian apple; Cherokee myths hold as sacred; Barbarry family, as
Twinleaf of the west, and Blue cohosh in the east, used to treat cancer, and as
a liver tonic; irritating to skin (professional advised; do not use during
pregnancy); rhizomatous plant native to eastern North America, having a single
nodding white flower and oval yellow fruit; pulp is edible, but roots, leaves,
and seeds are poisonous, also called mandrake
Mistletoe (
Viscum album and V. abietis), capillary strength, heart
rate, gout, rheumatism, blood purification; Album is Eurasian
parasitic herb having leathery evergreen leaves and waxy white berries; also (
Phoradendron flavescens ) of eastern North America, Middle English
mistelto, back-formation from Old English misteltān
(tān, taken for plural of tā, toe) : mistel, mistletoe (see
root meigh- missel thrush, urine, forget-me-not*) +
tān, twig ( © AHD: 3RD ED
)
Moonseed (
Menispernum canadense ), moon root, diuretic, feminine strength
Mother of
corn ( Coix lacryma-jobi ), Job's tears, seeds used in cooking,
etc.
Motherwort (
Leonurus cardiaca ), menstrual cramps, weak heart, "lion's ear"
Oak tree (
Quercus alba or other species ), tannin, bacterial-fungal-septic
Partridgeberry ( Mitchella repens ), twinberry, foxberry, deer
plant, breasts, menstruation, abdominal pains; known as a creeping
evergreen perennial plant of eastern North America, having small white flowers
and scarlet berries, also called twinberry
partridge pea ( Cassis fasciculata ) of eastern and central North
America in the pea family, having yellow flowers and sensitive leaves with
numerous leaflets
twinberry ( Lonicera involucrata ) having shiny purple-black
berries and paired flowers with a yellow tubular corolla (
© AHD: 3RD ED )
Passion
flower ( Passiflora incarnata ), sedative, calming, painful
menstruation
Pepper (
Capsicum annum ), systemic stimulant, tonic, circulation
Periwinkle (
Vinca minor ), hemostatic, lost formulas
Persimmon
tree ( Diospyros virginiana ), treatment for venereal disease
with sweetgum, unknown formula
Phlox (see
Sweet William)
Pimiento ( Capsicum annuum ) having a mild ripe, red fruit used in cookery,
salad, and as stuffing for green olives
Pine tree (
Pinus virginiana or other species ), swelling, sexual transmissions
Pipsissewa (
Chimaphila umbellata ), menstrual flow, very effective,
+goldenseal
Pitcher plant
( Sarracenia flava ), flycatcher, trumpets, "cup plant", secret
formula
Rabbit
tobacco ( Antennaria plantaginafolia ), pearly everlasting,
menstruation
Ragweed (
Ambrosia artemisiifolia ), green corn group, bins, hay, fever
Ragwort (
Senecio aureus ), wild valerian, "old man", diuretic, menstrual
(caution)
Red Cardinal
( Erythrina herbacea ), Cherokee bean, female issues, moon
medicine
Red Clover (
Trifolium pratense ), "red horse", phytoestrogen
isoflavones
Redroot (
Amaranthus retroflexus ), pigweed, internal bleeding, sores,
astringent
Red root (
Ceanothus americanus ), New Jersey, spring tonic, setting for
spirit/heart
Rosemary (
Rosemarinus officinalis ), aromatic evergreen Mediterranean shrub
having light blue or pink flowers and grayish-green leaves that are used in
cooking and perfumery, alteration of Middle English rosemarine, from
Latin rōs marīnus, sea dew : rōs, dew
+ marīnus, of the sea; see marine; herbal properties:
antiseptic, diuretic, antispasmodic, used to early years to relieve cramps,
pain, stress; essential oil used to stimulate menstrual flow considered "gift to
females"; elder also noted "little plant represented the liberation of women
long before these young girls thought of the idea"; used with walking fern (Asplenium
rhizophyllum) to treat swollen breasts, and added to shampoo.
Rush common (
Juncas effusus or J. tenuis ), strength of the "little ones",
mythical
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Saffron (see Merope, Pleiades, hidden in
shame for the mortal below, earth) |
Saffron
(
Crocus sativa ), children's hives, skin rash, Dutch crocus
( C. vernus ) common in gardens (relocated from
water); corm-producing plant native
to Old World, having purple or white flowers with orange
stigmas, used as dried aromatic stigmas, food coloring,
cooking spice, and dyestuff; Color: a moderate or
strong orange yellow to moderate orange, Middle English
saffran, from Old French safran, from Medieval
Latin safrānum, from Arabic
za'farān
Turmeric- ( Curcuma domestica ), widely cultivated tropical plant
native to India having yellow flowers and an aromatic, somewhat fleshy rhizome
dried and used as powder, alteration of Middle English termeryte, from Old
French terre-merite, saffron, from Medieval Latin terre-merita :
Latin terra, earth; see root ters- + Latin merita,
feminine past participle of merēre, to deserve, see root (s)mer-2-;
meristem, undifferentiated plant tissue (
© AHD: 3RD ED )
Curcuma- Any of the various tropical Asian plants of the
genus Curcuma, which includes turmeric, New Latin
Curcuma genus name, from Arabic kurkum, saffron,
see curcumin
Turmeric is the Anti-Aging, Anti-Oxidant, Anti-Inflammatory
Super Spice
Curcumin and Black Pepper Combine to Stop Breast Cancer
Tumor Cells
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Sage (
Salvia officinalis ), purple sage, "clearing away", menopause,
nerves, blood sugar, spasms, milk-flow, astringent; aromatic
grayish-green, opposite leaves used often for cooking herb,
also called ramona; sagebrush, Middle English sauge,
from Old French, from Latin salvia, from salvus,
healthy, see root sol-; solicitous, salute,
salvage, Justinian I*, and to be wise, see root
sep- sage1, sapient, be
wise, humble*
sagebrush genus Artemisia, especially A. tridentata,
shrub of arid regions of western North America, having
silver-green leaves, and large clusters of small white flower
heads ( © AHD: 3RD ED
)
Sassafras
tree ( Sassafras albidum ), inner bark cure-all, bowel, stomach
problems (caution contains safrole a banned substance)
Saw Palmetto
( Serenoa serrulata ), "leaf saw", feminine soreness, genital,
urinary
Seven bark
shrub ( Hydrangea arborescens ), wild hydrangea, tea preparation
related to menstrual cycle, bad dreams
Shepherd's
purse ( Capsella bursa-pastoris ), Indian bag, "mother's heart",
reduction in blood pressure, bleeding or urinary disorders, mild
hemostatic
Skullcap (
Scutellaria lateriflora ), relief related to breast pain, no formula
Sneezeweed (
Helenium autumnale ), old formula related to ironweed, sorrel
Solomon's
Seal ( Polygonatum biflorum or P. officinale ), female
tonic, drooping stems, bell shaped flowers, female menstruation
Spicebush (
Lindera benzoin ), "female medicine" itching, microbial,
infections
Saint John's wort ( Hypercium perforatum ), calm the nerve pain of wounds
associated with anxiety, irritability, menopausal conditions; "five
yellow pedals; golden sparklers that get your attention if you are a bee
or a bird"; numerous stamens of five petal that unite at the
base into three to five fascicles
Star anise (
Illicium verum ) aromatic eastern Asian evergreen
tree having purple-red flowers and starlike clusters of
anise-scented fruit, used in oriental cooking with medicinal
properties
Anise- ( Pimpinella anisum )
Mediterranean aromatic herb that grows annually from the
parsley family containing seedlike fruits used for their oil
to flavor foods, liqueurs, and candies, also called Anise seed
Anise hyssop- ( Agastache foeniculum ) North
American perennial herb in the mint family, having spikelike
clusters of violet-blue flowers and aromatic leaves used for
tea preparations
Strawberry (
Fragaria vesca or F. virginiana ), strength/cleaning
during pregnancy; ceremony of spring "berry huntin", "man and woman,
clearing-way", leaf tea; low-growing herb with white flowers, and
aggregate fruit that consists of a red, fleshy, edible
receptacle and numerous seedlike fruitlets; Middle English,
from Old English strēawberige
: strēaw, straw + berige, berie, berry; see
straw, root ster-2-
legman (56)
Sunflower
common ( Helianus annuus ), strength in love, arginine,
phenylalamine
Sweet alyssum
(
Lobularia maritima ) widely grown annual or perennial
herb of the mustard family , native to the
Mediterranean region, having racemes of long-lasting flowers
varying in size and color, also called alyssum; any
of various chiefly Mediterranean herbs having racemes of white or yellow
flowers, New Latin Alyssum, genus name, from Latin
alyssom, kind of madder, from Greek alusson, a
plant believed to cure rabies : a-, not; see a-1 + lussa,
rabies; also called madwort; see
wlkwo-
mother goose (61)
Swamp Lily (
Saururus cernuus ), Water dragon family, female labor
Sweet violet
( Viola odorata ), tea preparation, female nerves, skin problems
Sweet William
( Phlox maculata and P. divaricata ), children bathing,
see roots
Sycamore tree
( Platanus occidentalis ), used for tough infections, female
problems
Thyme( T. Vulgaris ) mint family, u nu tsi, snake,
astringent, viral relief, used today for treating female
menstrual problems, headaches, and tensions for males,
females, genus Thymus, from southern Europe (Spain), having
small white to lilac flowers grouped in headlike clusters,
used in seasoning, Middle English, from Old French thym,
from Latin thymum, from Greek thumon, also see
love ( © AHD: 3RD ED
)
Tobacco (
Nicotiana rustica ), smoking, messages of thanks, sacred fire
(caution)
Trillium (
Trillium erectum ), Indian balm, stinking benjamin, uterine
astringent
Tuberose ( Polianthes tuberosa ) Mexican perennial herb having grasslike
leaves and cultivated for its highly fragrant white flowers,
from New Latin tūberōsa,
species name, from feminine of Latin tūberōsus,
full of lumps, from tūber, lump, see TUBER
Venus looking
glass ( Specularia perfoliata ), appetite, immune system
Vervain (
Verbena officinalis ), Indian hyssop, yeast infections, itching,
"the humble one", (caution, no use during pregnancy)
Wapato (
Sagittaria latifolia ), infant bathing, arrowleaf, swamp potato,
edible
Wild ginger (
Asarum canadense ), coltsfoot, heart, nerves, female conditions,
used with sampson root for discharges, pain; North American plant having
broad leaves, a solitary brownish flower, and an aromatic
root, also called heartleaf
Wild yam (
Dioscorea villosa ), childbirth pains, "wild potato", diosgenen,
breast comfort, vaginal dryness
Willow tree (
Salix alba ), salicin, general pain or relief
Yarrow (
Achillea millefolium ), menstrual, cramps, "woman's best friend",
inflammation, "blood feather", (caution, no use during pregnancy)
Yellowroot (
Xanthorhiza simplicissima ), childbirth formulas, see goldenseal
Yellow
stargrass ( Hypoxis hirsuta ), tea preparation, vascular strength
Comment on "Cherokee Herbal" by J. T. Garrett: Many of the
remedies from the ancient people of America have been lost, and Garrett
has provided us a pathway to preserve the past by focusing on the plants
as the spiritual sources for healing and food.
"Charles Darwin confirmed an important homeopathic observation that living
systems are hypersensitive to only certain substances. Sadly
and strangely, conventional scientists have attacked homeopaths
for using extremely small doses of substances without any
appreciation for the homeopaths’ credo that living
systems—whether human, animal, or plant—will be
hypersensitive to a limited number of substances (and the
homeopathic method of individualizing treatment is a refined
method to find this substance or substances)."
Source:
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"FDA-approved pharmaceuticals kill nearly 270 people
each day in the United States alone, and that's
according to conservative calculations published in the
Journal of the American Medical Association. That's
equivalent to a jumbo jet airliner falling out of the sky and
crashing in a giant ball of flame every single day in the U.S."
(excuse me while I fiddle with my Toyota..
link)
"Eugenics was the pseudoscience aimed at 'improving' the
human race. In its extreme, racist form, this meant wiping away
all human beings deemed "unfit," preserving only those who
conformed to a Nordic stereotype."
From
San Francisco Chronicle article highlighted in
The nazis idea of murdering Jews, Gysies, and communists in gas
chambers was an American idea
"What the drug companies don't want you to know about AIDS
The drug companies don't want you to know the truth about
AIDS... or
cancer, or diabetes or heart disease. There's a simple truth
that, if
widely acknowledged, would absolutely devastate the
pharmaceutical industry with all its heavily-promoted vaccines
and patented chemicals.
What simple truth is that?
AIDS has a cure. Cancer has a cure. Diabetes can be cured. Heart
disease
can be cured. The list goes on and on..." Mike Adams [link]
"Let me be absolutely clear," Goldstone said.
"International law allows, and indeed requires, Israel to defend
its citizens. Hamas and others committed serious war crimes
against the citizens of southern Israel…. " However, he said,
there is evidence that Israel's policy in the latest
fighting was to direct its military might against civilians
and civilian infrastructure as a way of deterring future
rocket attacks, a policy he said "completely
undermines the foundations of international law."
Justice Richard Goldstone, Zionist [
video link ]
Goldstone Report Commission: Read the allegations - Read the
facts - Judge for yourself CJPME
"If you took a position not all that different from
James Madison’s. He said that in a democracy, the population has
a function. Its function is to be spectators, not participants.
He didn’t call it the population. He called it the ignorant and
meddlesome outsiders." - Norm Chomsky [ link ]
Living on the Lost Planet
Scary! Prognosis 2012: Towards a New World Social Order
The insane drive for American hegemony threatens life on earth:
The Road
to Armageddon
Warmongering Pentagon chief condemns European "pacifism" and
decent
people who resist ignorance, Bill Van Auken
Drones: Made locally, killing globally (kids watching sports
& propaganda are born video killers)
Explosive News: How did 200,000 tons of steel disintegrate and
drop in 11 seconds? Jennifer Harper
75 Reasons to be Skeptical of "Global Warming" Josh Fulton
Here are the Facts: Beef really is made with chicken s#*t
Why Our Environment is Still Awash in Dangerous Chemicals,
Spencer Hunt
This Is Liberalism? Washington bears no resemblance whatsoever
to liberalism David Michael Green
Zionism and Nazism: is there a difference that makes a
difference? Roger
Tucker
We're drowning in climate stupidity, Lorrie Goldstein
Haiti: Private Contractors 'Like Vultures Coming to Grab the
Loot'
Take Back Your Education, John Taylor Gatto
Climategate: the official cover-up continues, James Delingpole
Israel Accused of Stealing Identities, Using Fake Passports in
Killing of
Hamas Commander in Dubai
The "Anthropogenic Global Warming" Smoking Gun, Gary Thompson
Architects & Engineers 911Truth Major Press Conference
America's Global Weapons Monopoly: We need to kill you and have
reasons
to kill others
The Media Response to the Growing Influence of the 9/11 Truth
Movement, Elizabeth Woodworth
What Do Empires Do? Imperialism, Michael Parenti
John Hagee’s Gifts to Pro-Settler Groups (with Zombie Intellitours)
Fossil Fuel Exhaustion Denial At All Time High
Intolerable Cruelty: Cover Stories and a Culture of Lies,
Harrison Koehli
Wade Davis: Why Ancient Wisdom
Matters in the Modern World : The Intercontinental Cry
Brave New World or 1984?: The true
enemy hides in plain sight
The Seven Myths of Industrial Agriculture
Drones and Death: The Israeli Connection: Killing is our
Business, Business is Good
Toxic Sludge is Good for You: Bribery, Indentured Science and
PR
(biosolids, otherwise known as shit)
Ethiopia: Land grabbing and the emergence of ‘cereal republics’
Homeland Insecurity: 'Why "No-Fly" Just Doesn't
Fly'
The Terror Card: Fear is the Key to Obedience, HLS is an
Orwellian ministry of lies Rev. Richard Skaff
9/11, Deep Events, and the Curtailment of U.S. Freedoms, Prof
Peter Dale
Scott
US Gov 'Rewards for Justice" site found bogus, caught faking
Osama bin
Laden photo using man living in Spain
The Merchants of Fear: Israel’s Profiting from
Homeland
Insecurity Maidhc Ó Cathail
Cooked! US gov fudging the data behind
'global
warming'
New chapter in Climategate scandal Anthony Martin
Glacier scientist: I knew data hadn't been verified, admitted
it was
included purely for political pressure
Climategate Junk Scientist Michael Mann Awarded Half a Million in
Stimulus Cash
Founder of The Weather Channel to file lawsuit against Gore and
Climategate cohorts Joseph Tomaselli
Your lullaby to passivity: The Sweet
Serenity Of
Modern Warfare
Essay strongly suggests 9/11 story used to justify the US-led
wars is a
LIE, review of cell phone ploy, Griffin
Do you care about the truth? Flight 77 Cockpit Door Never
Opened During 9/11 "Hijack" Sheila Casey
Examples of the Militant US Propaganda Machine: The Sanctity of
Military
Spending Glenn Greenwald
Amnesty International: Gaza: Blockade 'Suffocating'
daily
life - report
Parallels between the apartheids, two-state solution, racism,
Jewish
influence in South Africa, Gaza; Haidar Eid
Archive 2009
Read a synopsis of the first 5 hours in the series Planet Earth.
Read more
On the dark side of human nature.. [PDF]

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Lobaczewski and the origins of Political Ponerology, Harrison
Koehli
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