Nervous System Diseases | Natural Remedies From Heaven

Nettle

(Scientific name: Urtiga dioica L., family Urticaceae)
Nettle has the following properties:
 As a painkiller, it helps to manage both anxiety and stress and to treat other nervous problems.
 It has benefits to retard aging and prevent memory-related problems.
 Anti-inflammatory, antiviral, antimicrobial, hepatoprotective.
 It can be used to combat many ailments. The most effective way to ingest it is as infusion.

Stinging nettle is a safe herb to consume in moderate amounts. However, side effects can include: stomach problems. urinary issues.
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Stinging nettle may also interact with certain medicines, including:

blood thinners.
treatments for high blood pressure.
heart disease medication.
diabetes medication.
Always consult your health care professional before taking any herbs, especially if you are on any medication

Ginko biloba

(Scientific name: Ginkgo biloba L, family Ginkgoaceae) Known as ginko or gingo.
Ginko has the following properties related to the nervous system:
 Protects the brain from senile dementia, stroke and
neurodegenerative diseases.
 Cognitive benefits, improved thinking and memory.
 Regulates hypertension, asthma, depression, vertigo, and atherosclerosis. (Also shown to be of use for the Immune system )

We have been warned about a disease that will attack the nervous and immune system causing serious problems on the skin, for which we are to use the leaf of the nettle and ginkgo plants. Luz de
María Reflection, 11.10.2014

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Chamomile

Many researchers believe that chamomile tea can reduce anxiety and induce sleep.

Some have found that chamomile ointments may help with eczema and mild inflammatory skin conditions.

Caution....People with a history of severe allergies, particularly to pollens should not use Chamomile as they may cause an allergic reaction.

Passionflower.

There are about 500 known species of passionflower. This family of plants is also known as Passiflora. Some studies suggest that certain species may have medicinal benefits. For example, Passiflora incarnata may help treat anxiety and insomnia.

Native Americans have used passionflower to treat a variety of conditions. These include boils, wounds, earaches, and liver problems.

Spanish explorers learned about passionflower from native Peruvians. They named these plants for their resemblance to a crucifix. In Christian traditions, “the Passion” is a term used to describe the final period of Jesus Christ’s life, including his crucifixion.

In Europe, people have used P. incarnata to treat restlessness and agitation. And some people use it to treat anxiety. The fruit is also used to flavor certain beverages.

Caution...should not be taken with sedative medications. Also, it’s not safe for pregnant women or breast-feeding women. It may induce contractions if you’re pregnant.