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Herbs Traditionally Used For
Acne As a TCM practitioner, I must ask you to forgive me in being so
“Western and simple” in this formula! I know Echinacea Root can seem sort
of over used and “blah” but that is because it is mostly known for
it's use on the immune system at which it is very
"weak" for when compared to Chinese herbs like Huang Qi and Ling Zi. Also please see the use of
Slippery Elm for acne
"Ski
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Detox"from Plant
Cures:
This three herb combo has traditionally
been used for adolescent acne (Ages 12-20)
for over 100 years by many country folk. I have had mothers
call and tell me their son's or daughter's attitude has changed
so much from getting rid of embarrassing acne.
Please note: This is not for acne-like conditions on
people 25 years and older. For that you should look to formulas for
removing damp heat toxins such as Coptis.
However people of all ages can use this as a liver
cleanse.
In fact that's how it works! It helps get rid of not
only the toxins (In the form of teenage hormones) that cause acne
but other toxins that have settled into the liver and could cause
disease in many forms. It's made from the
three most powerful roots known for skin cleansing : Echinacea Root,
Burdock Root, and Yellow Dock Root. This powerful herbal trio
works together with each herb supporting the other as a strong
fighting team.
However
Echinacea Root (Which old-timers always called "Kansas Snake
Root") is very powerfull as a detox and liver cleansing herb (This is
why many plains indians used it for snake bites) This three
herb formula works better than anything I have seen for acne in teens
and as a liver detox for all ages.
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