I have been waiting all year for the 2019 Herbs and Essential Oils Super Bundle! And as I mentioned last week, my own herb book, Exploring Traditional Herbal Remedies in Mexico is included! Can you tell how excited I am?
That’s me! Top right.
From June 5 to 10, you can get your copy of this incredible bundle for $37. That’s 29 eBooks, 7 eCourses & membership sites and 4 printable packs with a grand total of over $760 dollars for less than the price that my herb book costs on Amazon.
There I am again–bottom row next to last!
Let me also mention that Herbal Academy’s Herbs for ADHD, Cognition, and Focus: 6 Month Intensive Course is also in the bundle. You KNOW how I love Herbal Academy! You just can’t beat the price!
You also get these amazing products!
FREE Summer Bundle from Puro co, $24.00 value
**Get a free bug repellent and skin relief salve
FREE 3 Color Gelatinized Maca from The Maca Team, $15.12 value
FREE Perfume Rollerball from MadeOn Skin Care, $16.75 value
FREE Essential Oil Diffuser Earrings from The Oil Collection, $24.00 value
Plus, with just a few dollars more you can get the Self-Care Mini-bundle too! Two workbooks, four ebooks, two ecourses, a webinar, and a free membership to Alison LUmbati’s SAHM Casual Wardrobe Basics Builder site.
I’m positive you will just ADORE this latest Herbal Bundle! I know I do!
Matricaria chamomilla (German Chamomile) has long been used to treat menstrual cramps. In fact, Matricaria comes from the Latin word for womb (matriz). It is an herb that didn’t originate in Mexico but has become a fast favorite since it was brought from Europe by the Spanish in the 1500s.
In Spanish, manzana means “apple,” so it’s only natural that chamomile (which also means apple), is called “little apple” in Mexico, not for its appearance but its apple-like scent.
Manzanilla is digestive, sedative, anti-inflammatory and antispasmodic. Breast pain associated with premenstrual syndrome (mastalgia) has been effectively treated with regular doses of chamomile extract. To make a traditional Mexican PMS tea, use 10 grams of manzanilla (flowers and leaves) for every half liter 3 times a day as needed.
Matricaria chamomilla has antifungal properties as well. To treat a yeast infection in the Mexican way, use 20 grams of flowers for every half liter of water for a vaginal wash. Allow to the infusion to steep for 15 minutes before use.
Manzanilla is given to laboring mothers as well as prescribed after delivery in Mexico. Some midwives (parteras) use an ointment from manzanilla leaves and onions fried in manteca (lard) to lessen labor pains. For postpartum discomfort, an infusion of canela (cinnamon) rosa de castilla (Rosa gallica) and manzanilla is made from equal parts of each herb.
Studies have shown that manzanilla has been helpful for women in returning to regular digestive patterns after a cesarean section. It has also been used successfully to treat parasitic infections of the stomach.
Manzanilla is often used to treat eye infections. To make an eyewash, add a pinch of salt before boiling the herb. Make sure the infusion is freshly made for each application. Although care should be taken with topical application. Some people have a sensitivity to manzanilla on the skin. Applying it to the skin may cause a rash or allergic reaction.
Colicky babies are often given a weak tea made with manzanilla in Mexico. Young children are given manzanilla to help with dehydration caused by diarrhea. The Tzeltal Maya of Chiapas, Mexico make a manzanilla tea with an orange and lime leaf added to improve the drinker’s mood.
You’ve probably already realized that included in my goals of self-sufficiency is promoting health through organic and natural sources. (See Natural Healing)
Although my mother was always interested in plant and herb lore, applying what I learned from her has required a significant learning curve since many of the same herbs do not grow and are not available in Mexico. That’s why I really enjoyed Herbal Academy‘s Herbal Materia Medica Course. I could concentrate my investigations on plants found locally and their relevant medical benefits.
So I’m delighted to share The Herbs and Essential Oils Super Bundle which includes, you guessed it, the same Herbal Materia Medica Course, that I found so helpful. Scroll down and you’ll see it in the list!
Here’s how it works:
Visit their website, take a quick look at all the goodness that comes in this package, then click the “Get my copy now!” button to go through their simple and secure 3-step checkout process.
You’ll receive an email with a login to their online access portal, where you’ll begin downloading your eBooks and signing up for your eCourses.
Use their Getting Started Guide to pick the topic you want to tackle first and start using natural remedies!
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