Power Herbs: A Reference GuideThe following herbs are some of the best herbs you can find in the Northern
Hemisphere. As you study this section be sure to check the Glossary for
definitions of unfamiliar terms.
Alfalfa
A great alkalizer of the body.
High in chlorophyll and nutrition.
High in minerals and trace minerals.
A body cleanser.
Enhances the endocrine glandular system, especially the adrenal and
pituitary glands.
Helps eliminate retained water and carbon dioxide.
Helps with alcohol, smoking, and narcotic addiction.
Helps eliminate toxic chemicals and heavy metals (lead, aluminum,
mercury, etc.) from the body.
Bonds (chelation) to inorganic minerals for elimination.
Infection fighter and acts as a natural deodorizer.
Strengthens the body.
High in chlorophyll, helps rejuvenate the blood.
Pulls mucus (catarrh) out of the tissues.Scientific name: Medicago sativ
Parts used: Whole plant, (leaves, seeds, and flowers).
Actions: Astringent, diuretic, nutritive.Aloe Vera
Internally, aloe heals ulcerations and inflammation of the GI tract.
Aloe and Burdock are the “burn botanicals.” First, second, third and
fourth degree burns all respond to aloe’s tissue-healing and rebuilding
properties.
Used as a bowel mover in heavy constipation cases. (Avoid prolonged
usage for this.)
Aloe Vera is known as the First Aid Plant. It is great for cuts, wounds,
and the like.