Tusli or Holy Basil is an (east) Indian herb, in the Basil family I believe but
with medicinal properties.
It is really a miraculous plant, and many people have Tusli in their homes in India,
we should also do this in the west.
One of the many attributes of Tusli is the ability to detox the body of fluoride I believe,
do your research on this. There has also been reserach done on anti-malarial properties
of Tulsi. Truly a miraculous plant.
It's benefits are myriad, do your research.
Blessings
Wormwood is a valuable herb, known as an anthelmintic (anti parasite/worm) in traditional herbalism.
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Charcoal is not an herb, it's well, charcoal.
What is left from a fire that has burnt itself out--is charred wood, basically
the husk of what was once wood-that has burned itself into charcoal.
It has many amazing and detoxifying properties---do your research I will
not list them here.
Blessings
Shilajit is a mysterious substance to me, it's not a plant, more like a mineral
or a collection of minerals and acids (humic and fulvic) ---but it has a reputation
as a health substance---something to research more about, as I have little
information on it myself or how to grow/reproduce it --which I don't think
is possible. All plants have seeds and can be reproduced--Shilajit has no seeds,
so can it be reproduced? Good question.
The interesting thing to me about Shilajit is it's possible ability to detox 'graphene'.
I'm just reporting a recent article I read. Do your own research.
Blessings
Dandelion and Pine needle are said to have substances that help
deal with the 'spike proteins' caused by C*V*D-- theMMedia is
being negative about this--so there may be something to it, do your
own research there is a lot on the Internet about this already.
Possible herbs to add to this; Star Anise, schizandra berry, reishi or chaga
(I don't yet have information on why of this--sorry, do your research before
using any herbs or substances.)
The only thing I would caution with pine needle is don't use so much
that an imbalance in PH occurs due to the acidic nature of vitamin c.
Blessings
