Herbs could fight cardiovascular diseases - Nana Owuraku

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• Bush Doctor 11 years ago

  Contraindications of Mistletoe Tea
  
  Effects of mistletoe to the body are not yet fully known to science; all we knew is that mistletoe has numerous compounds and some is known to be harmful to body. Therefore, very sick peo ...
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  Contraindications of Mistletoe Tea
  
  Effects of mistletoe to the body are not yet fully known to science; all we knew is that mistletoe has numerous compounds and some is known to be harmful to body. Therefore, very sick people, pregnant and nursing mothers should never take mistletoe. Mistletoe may cause allergies in some people, so first-time users should be watchful for symptoms (swelling, difficulty of breathing, rashes, etc.)
  
  People who are taking drugs for medical conditions should consult their doctors first before taking mistletoe tea because of danger of drug interactions. For example, a person on anti-hypertensive medication who took mistletoe tea may experience dangerous drop of blood pressure.

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• Tekonline.org 11 years ago

  BD, you comment is spot on!
  
  If I may add a few points:
  
  1. During the last decade or so, scientists have discovered that the human heart is quite "promiscuous" when it comes to interaction with drugs. Certain molecular p ...
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  BD, you comment is spot on!
  
  If I may add a few points:
  
  1. During the last decade or so, scientists have discovered that the human heart is quite "promiscuous" when it comes to interaction with drugs. Certain molecular pores in heart cells (called "ion channels") easily get plugged by many, many chemicals (including many natural compounds).
  
  When that happens, the electrical profile of the heart is severely altered, leading to what is known as Long QT Syndrome, a potentially deadly condition.
  This is why these days, before ANY drug is approved by the American FDA, it has to be tested for Long QT Syndrome (the test is called "hERG blockade").
  
  2. This bit is for those who tend to mix hospital medication with herbal drugs.
  
  Certain chemicals in herbs tend to either activate or suppress some proteins ("enzymes") in the liver. Normally, the liver uses these proteins (eg "CYP4") to breakdown chemicals we ingest.
  
  Let's say a patient is on a blood pressure drug, say Amlodipine, and the patient also takes a herbal preparation that contains a chemical which increases the activity of the liver protein that processes amlodipine. Because of that effect on the liver enzyme, the dose of amlodipine in the blood would be greatly diminished, and the patient's blood pressure would shoot up.
  
  Another instance is when the herbal preparation is acting in the same way as the hospital medication, leading to enhanced effects. Say, because a patient suffered a stroke, he's been put on a blood thinner (eg. "Coumadin"). Then he takes some herbs for his or her arthritis. If these herbs also contain potent blood thinning chemicals, the patient could bleed to death!
  
  Drug-drug can be vary dangerous and in most cases the combination leads to completely different (and potentially deadly) effects.

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• Bush Doctor 11 years ago

  Some of the Constituents:
  
  amines (acetylcholine, choline, histamine, gaba and tyramine), antioxidant flavonoids (quercetin, chalcone and flavone derivatives), and terpenoids (beta-amyrin, betulinic acid, oleanic acid, bet ...
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  Some of the Constituents:
  
  amines (acetylcholine, choline, histamine, gaba and tyramine), antioxidant flavonoids (quercetin, chalcone and flavone derivatives), and terpenoids (beta-amyrin, betulinic acid, oleanic acid, beta-sitosterol, stigmasterol, ursolic acid, lupeol and ester c
  
  Some of the Properties:
  * Anodyne * Antispasmodic * emetic * Nervine.
  
  Nana, it would be far more beneficial to treat a patient with cardiovascular diseases a mixture of:
  4 x cloves of Garlic & a hand-full of fresh Marijuana Leaves, blended in 5-6fl.oz of water & filtered. (Cold water only)
  To be orally administered on a daily basis as long as symptoms persists.

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• Tekonline.org 11 years ago

  BD, has this been validated scientifically (via clinical trials)?

  BD, has this been validated scientifically (via clinical trials)?

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• Guy Willison Bummerfly 11 years ago

  Please bush doc, do indicate dosage. Either teaspoon or table spoon twice or once daily. Is there any legal means to acquire the marijuana fresh leaves?

  Please bush doc, do indicate dosage. Either teaspoon or table spoon twice or once daily. Is there any legal means to acquire the marijuana fresh leaves?

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• Bush Doctor 11 years ago

  Depending on the severity of patient's
  condition they'll firstly have to be given a combined dose of a Blood puritant & a Purge (Senna Pods & Neem Powder)to rid the body of all toxic buildup in the system.
  Have your Blood p ...
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  Depending on the severity of patient's
  condition they'll firstly have to be given a combined dose of a Blood puritant & a Purge (Senna Pods & Neem Powder)to rid the body of all toxic buildup in the system.
  Have your Blood pressure taken before & after the 1st dose & log the readout
  
  DO NOT TAKE ANY OTHER MEDICATIONS WHAT-SO-EVER WITH THIS TREATMENT.
  
  Begin the treatment after 24hour 1st thing in the morning on an empty stomach.
  
  1st dose of 4fl oz.
  There will be a stomach reaction to the garlic.
  The garlic compounds will 1st attack the Biles & cause you to vomit....it is imperative that you vomit the contents of your stomach, because most of it would be Biles.
  
  Do not panic. You will not have this reaction on the following doses.
  
  TO BE TAKEN EVERY OTHER DAY
  
  Follow each dose with a healthy breakfast.

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• C.O.D 11 years ago

  All medications are basically from herbs and trees and plants for which we are abundantly blessed with. Instead of us researching and studying their various uses and purposes for our own good, we`ve done a marvelous job by th ...
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  All medications are basically from herbs and trees and plants for which we are abundantly blessed with. Instead of us researching and studying their various uses and purposes for our own good, we`ve done a marvelous job by throwing them away and buying from abroad. The drugs happily bought from abroad have side-effects which dangerously are kept from us. This medical doctor is making some sense and must be listened to.

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• Guy Willison Bummerfly 11 years ago

  verry dengerous

  verry dengerous

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