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>A friend of mine recently suggested that I could save money on health
>care by going to a practicioner of western herbal medicine. He even
>suggested that for many health concerns herbal medicine is far superior
>to standard medical care (he mentioned allergies, asthma, arthritis,
>nephritis [if the practicioner is skillful], and chronic fatigue to name
>a few). The person who told me this is someone whose opinion I respect,
>but I am somewhat doubtful of these claims. Does anyone have an opinion
>on the effectiveness of herbal therapies (assuming the person practicing
>it is contientious and not just some health
cooking.net">food store scam). I would
>appreciate any and all feedback.
> Josh
I had a number of middle-age related health problems over four years
ago and managed to solve all of them by myself without the help of any
practitioners. The natural solutions (diet, exercise, sunshine, clear
air and water, and so on) I used then and continue to use today are
explained in detail at my website if you have any interest in looking
at an approach even more radical and non-traditional that herbalism.
The information is free for the taking and the techniques work for
just about everyone I know who has decided to practice them.
Chet Day
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