St Johns wort.
David, I have been treating a couple of women suffering from endrometriosis, this
condition is often misdiagnosed as P.l.D. better known as Pelvic - - Inflammatory Disease. One lady who has suffered this affliction since the age fourteen, she is now thirty five, she has been under my care for the last year, I am happy to report that she is now cured of this crippling disease, she is now able to attend work without having to take days of work, every month. The other lady is also making good progress,and I continue to monitor her developments.
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A traditional European herb is now prescribed ten times more ftequently in Germany than
prozac. Patients are being offered tablets made from the extract of the buds of the plant
often referred to by its technical naine of Hypericum,In preference to the various
chemically processed anti-depressants that are reqularly prescribed across America and the
rest of Europe.
Recent medical research in the U. S. is now suggesting that St Johns wort isJust as
effective as prozac in cases of mild to moderate depression.
It seems to be able to not only boost serotonin and dopamine levels in the brain-both
these chemicals have a major effect on depression - but also to regulatemelatonin levels
which are associated with SAD better known as SeasonalAffective Disorder. The beauty of
this treatment is that unlike prozac and itsFellow anti- depressants it is far less
likely to produce long term dependency or undesirable side effects.
St Johns Wort is a powerful remedy and should not be used without takingAdvice from a
medical or herbal practitioner, but its current popularity in Gemany is a positive step
towards widening the acceptance of herbal anti-- depressants. However, it could also one
of the herbal remedies subject to the governments proposed new regulations.
Further Information on St Johns Wort is available from:
Mother Natures Traditional Herbal
Remedies
Mnthir@ubol.com
Phone: +44(0) 208- 993 - 4870Fax: +44(0) 207- 603 - 9918
Information: found in Positive News Magazine U.K.
If there are any ladies suffering in silence, more often the only option offered is
an operation known as a hysterectomy. As a herbalist I am duty bound to share this
information for the benefit of those who wish to alternate, from conventional methods to
traditional remedies.
For more information contact:
liberator777@netscapeonline.co.uk
01-31-00