Edible and Medicinal Uses for Wild Thistle
Milk thistles are thistles of the genus Silybum Adans., flowering plants of the daisy family (Asteraceae). They are native to the Mediterranean regions of Europe, North Africa and the Middle East. The name "milk thistle" derives from two features of the leaves: they are mottled with splashes of white and they contain a milky sap. However, it is the seeds of milk thistle that herbalists have used for 2000 years to treat chronic liver disease and protect the liver against toxins. Increasing research is being undertaken on the physiological effects, therapeutic properties and possible medical uses of milk thistle. *
Visit Elect's Sake for more Videos along with Diagrams and Instruction on this and other Survival and Living off the Land Skills
Lloyd's video about Milk Thistle. more info, get Milk Thistle.
Labels: Alternative Medicine, Cancer, Hepatitis C, Milk Thistle, Video
Stumble It!
posted by ~ FluxRostrum at
9:28 AM
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home
Lloyd's NEW
Hep C DIY Guide
DISCLAIMER
It is not our intention or purpose to replace the service of a physician, nor is it our purpose to guarantee any medical or nutritional preparation or the effectiveness thereof. The information on this website is not presented with the intention of diagnosing or prescribing. It is intended to help those who wish to cooperate with their physician in a mutual desire to build and maintain health. We believe that in the event someone uses this information without his or her doctor's approval, doing this for him or herself, he or she is only exercising their constitutional right to pursue happiness. Therefore, the author, editors and publishers assume no responsibility