A little Herb Summary vs COVID-19

Mullein

The native Americans even smoked it for really bad conditions and immediate relief. No lie look it up. Overall this is my all around sinus and chest decongestant all year round.

Last Edited by VerB on 04/08/2020 09:29 PM

Thx for this

Licorice Inhibits Replication of Coronavirus

Glycyrrhizin, the major ingredient in licorice root, has shown effectiveness against SARS virus in scientific studies

It has been effective in treating viruses such as herpes, HIV, hepatitis, influenza, encephalitis and pneumonia

Glycyrrhizin outperformed conventional antiviral medications against SARS in research published in the journal The Lancet

The substance seems to work earlier in the virus replication cycle, compared to other medications, inhibiting absorption and penetration of the virus

[link to articles.mercola.com (secure)]



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Nice one, putting this on high priority - licorice root, also botanical related to star anise

Propolis (CAPE) mixed WITH grape seed extract (reservatrol) = complete cytokine knockout

GPE + PR combination

I revisited chanca piedra this.morning and found several good articles about it then realized that I had taken it both before, a little bit during, and after I started getting better. I even shared it with two coworkers who were having issues
I am now wondering if I had it and if I did, did the chanca piedra save me?
I was so sick and having to go to. Doc n box because I was working out of town and they acted like they knew absolutely nothing about the virus.
They diagnosed me with the beginning of pnemonia and then later on with inflammation of the chest wall. I'm STILL trying to get over this stuff completely and I had it in Nov/Dec. I turned 60 today but work construction, do yoga and am in great shape and am taking no meds and haven't ever taken any meds regularly
I didn't start taking the liposomal C and the rest until March

I use the same one. Found it and started making it during the Ebola scare. I put it in spray bottles of half vinegar and half water to clean with, in the diffuser, and mix with coconut oil and lather my whole body in it if I have to go out. My whole family is doing this. We use qtips to put it in our nose and ears, lol
You can also smear it in your mask, which is how I think I survived working with 100 other people during the initial outbreak
My sister is a nurse and we've been making it for them. 3 patients positive and nurses sick yet, so, maybe

Melatonin.
Recent studies shows it fights the severe inflammatory response that leads to ARDS.
This makes sense in that children have way higher levels of melatonin and that amount reduces with age.
It also correlates to the whole WiFi thing too in that WiFi reduces your levels of melatonin due to interruption of sleep. Just as light interferes with its production during sleep.

Also, I have a bottle of quinine tincture from cinchona bark.
I use it for babesia. Start low with this if you have any tick borne infections. Whew-it knocked me on my butt because I started at too high a dose.
Glad I had bought it months ago for the other purpose. I see it’s unavailable now.

You can get very good deals on CBD hemp flower now. It's a lot cheaper than buying CBD oil.

You can buy 16oz of flower around $100 now and make endless amounts of CBD oil.

Endocannabinoid deficiency is the real deal, you only need to eat about half a gram of raw flower a day to stay healthy.
[link to echoconnection.org (secure)]

Astragalus.

This thread should just be pinned for the next three months.

Great stuff

From China TCM

Prescription 1 for prevention

Huang Qi -----> Astragalus membranaceus
Fang Feng -----> Ledebouriella divaricata
Bai Zhu -----> Atractylodes macrocephala
Huo Xiang -----> Agastache rugosa
Jin Yin Hua -----> Lonicera japonica
Lian Qiao -----> Forsythia suspensa
Gan Cao -----> Glycyrrhiza uralensis
Chen Pi -----> Citrus reticulata


Prescription 2 for relieving the symptoms

Bai Zhu -----> Atractylodes macrocephala
Ban Xia -----> Pinellia ternata
Chai Hu -----> Bupleurum chinensis
Chen Pi -----> Citrus reticulata
Da Zao -----> Ziziphus jujuba
Fang Feng -----> Ledebouriella divaricata
Gan Cao -----> Glycyrrhiza uralensis
Guan Zhong -----> Dryopteris crassirhizoma
Huang Qi -----> Astragalus membranaceus
Huang Qin -----> Scutellaria baicalensis
Huo Xiang -----> Agastache rugosa
Jie Geng -----> Platycodon grandiflorum
Jin Yin Hua -----> Lonicera japonica
Jing Jie -----> Schizonepeta tenuifolia
Lian Qiao -----> Forsythia suspensa
Sheng Jiang Pi -----> Zingiber officinalis
Tai Zi Shen -----> Pseudostellaria heterophylla

Great list! Thanks a lot, super appreciated. Have been waiting for someone to provide list of Chinese herbs...

Either the Chinese are really good at cover up, have a magical "vaccine", simply are not telling the truth...

Or... the herbs are the real cure they found, hence Wuhan and China economy back online...

Got that from a pro TCM (Trad Chinese Medicine), who got it from an 'uncle' in China

fwiw

Hesperidin in manadarin/orange/bitter orange/peppermint is on my daily list of things to consume (I have peppermint, licorice and then capsule of Hesperidin. Ginko has this too i believe) This binds to ACE receptors.

I'm with the prevotella co-opted camp. This is a bacterial attack too

Bupleurum chinensis is also believed to be the SARS corona-killer. google it. Cheers

Is it in "Mormon tea"? Have some of this that I've never opened.

He also said something like "The Father" had accepted our offerings as He was pleased with his children asking for His help...

Beannachtai na Casca ort...

Bupleurum chinensis, originally a Korean medicinal root, used since 2000 years, its active compound is saikosaponin, which is anti-viral:

Inactivation of measles virus and herpes simplex virus by saikosaponin d

[link to www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov (secure)]

Highly anti-inflammatory especially against
obesity-associated inflammation, hmmmm:

[link to www.spandidos-publications.com (secure)]

Again, thanks so much for the list.. lots of research to do !

Last Edited by Nagabonar666 on 04/12/2020 12:47 PM

Thank you!
Have a scan of this thread for some stuff I've stumbled on here and on the net, might be something there you can add.

eg: Stinging Nettle has an interesting and potentially practical use..

Thread: Clinical management of severe acute respiratory infection (SARI) when COVID-19 disease is suspected *notes to self

I wonder if a more simple version of China TCM herbal cure is available. With dosage and how to prepare.. would love to add to recipe section!

Colloidal Silver interrupts ALL viruses & bacteria from replicating.

Great tip - chance piedra seems to have many benefits, including anti-viral, anti-fever, anti-cough.

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Propolis is sourced by the bees from tree sap.

[link to www.phoenixnewtimes.com (secure)]

"

While the world awaits a man-made coronavirus vaccine, Valley-area researchers are scrambling to uncover a more natural and controversial type of treatment: herbal remedies.

Arizona State University and the Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine in Tempe are collaborating on a research project focused on finding botanicals — or medicinal, plant-based herbal treatments — for COVID-19, the deadly disease caused by the novel coronavirus. The effort is spearheaded by Jeffrey Langland, a virologist with 33 years of experience.

Langland is an assistant research professor at ASU’s Biodesign Center for Immunotherapy, Vaccines and Virotherapy, and an associate professor of medical microbiology at the Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine in Tempe."

I seriously want to get in touch with this guy!

I have some suggestions for the study.

I might even have something that worked for me here - but with no testing, how will we know?



(If anyone can pull strings, phone a friend - Pls inbox me.)

OP - Great list to submit to test.



*Edit - this study is taking place about 45 minutes from my house!!!!!

Just private messaged you a link with Mr Langland's email and phone number...good luck in reaching, keep us updated pls

NAC - N-acetyl cysteine if like, me unaware what this refers to

They eliminate them ... that's you Monsanto

From: [link to www.hindawi.com (secure)]

The composition of propolis is not fixed and varies considerably from region to region along with vegetation, from season to season, and from hive to hive. In each sample of propolis, more than 80 to 100 chemical compounds are typically identified [94]. Altogether, at least 180 different compounds have been identified in propolis so far.

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Dr Karl Lund Aagaard, a Danish biologist, earned the name “Dr Propolis” for his exploits of over 20 years of propolis collecting and research. After observing the effects of propolis on more than 50,000 patients in Scandinavia, Dr Aagaard drew the following conclusions:

The field of influence of Propolis is extremely broad. It includes cancer, infection of the urinary tract, swelling of the throat, gout, open wounds, sinus congestion, colds, influenza, bronchitis, gastritis, diseases of the ears, periodontal disease, intestinal infections, ulcers, eczema eruptions, pneumonia, arthritis, lung disease, stomach virus, headaches, Parkinson’s disease, bile infections, sclerosis, circulation deficiencies, warts, conjunctivitis and hoarseness [102].

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Propolis is reputed to have antiseptic, antibacterial, antimycotic, astringent, spasmolytic, anti-inflammatory, anaesthetic, antioxidant, antitumoural, antifungal, antiulcer, anticancer, and immunomodulatory effects

From the person who sent me the TCM remedies:

"The most important herbs seem to be Lian Qiao and Jin Yin Hua"

(Forsythia, Japanese honeysuckle[ aka woodbine])

but I also heard from a top London herbalist that Bupleurum was the best...